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How Much Life Insurance Should You Carry?

Insurance

This can be a very loaded question because every person will have unique needs. Depending on your yearly wages, housing situation, bills, family, and even the decision of leaving some extra for family members to live on. All these are questions that you will need to personally answer before even beginning to investigate getting a policy. There are a couple ...

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NCAA Football: Oregon And Utah Among The Favorites To Win PAC-12

Oregon Stadium

After a 2020 year full of COVID protocols and empty stadiums, the NCAA Football is finally back, and the 2021 college football season is now at its halfway point. So it’s time to start looking at some of the favorites to win the major conferences in the 2021 Football Bowl Subdivision. The 2021 Pac-12 Football Championship Game is scheduled to ...

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Great California ShakeOut Drill Conducted On KHTS Radio

Santa Clarita Mayor Pro Tem Laurene Weste hosted the Great California Shakeout Drill Thursday morning on KHTS Radio to remind Santa Clarita residents of how to respond during an earthquake.  Conducted each year to help train the community on how to properly drop cover and hold during a temblor, several Santa Clarita businesses and schools practiced a drill on Thursday ...

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Ask Brien – E-Council Inc – October 21, 2021

Hosts: Brien Johnson and Traci DeForge Topic: E-Council Inc Guests: Lauren Cohen Ask Brien Radio Show airs weekly on Thursday from 1 PM – 2 PM on KHTS AM 1220. Ask Brien – E-Council Inc – October 21, 2021 On this episode of the Ask Brien Show, our hosts Brien Johnson and Traci DeForge talk with Lauren Cohen about being an entrepreneur. ...

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Keratin Hair Treatment: Pros And Cons

Keratin

Recently, the keratin hair treatment method is becoming well-known for girls and women. The shiny and smooth surface of the hair is a sign of the attractiveness and beauty of its owner. From curly, naughty, and wavy strands are obtained smooth and pleasant to the touch hair. But before you go for such a cosmetic procedure, you need to have ...

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Record-Breaking Single-Rail Coaster To Debut At Six Flags Magic Mountain In 2022

Debuting at the “Thrill Capital of the World” in 2022, Six Flags Magic Mountain has announced its plans to build the tallest and longest single-rail coaster in history: The Wonder Woman Flight of Courage. In partnership with Warner Bros. Entertainment, Six Flags Magic Mountain unveiled their design of The Wonder Woman Flight of Courage on Thursday, yet another record-breaking coaster ...

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College Of The Canyons Cross Country Runner Named Athlete Of The Month

Danielle Salcedo, freshman cross country runner at College of the Canyons (COC), has been named September’s Female Athlete of the Month by the California Community College Sports Information Association (CCCSIA). Undefeated in community cross country events, Salcedo experienced a strong beginning to her collegiate cross country career, having won the 5K women’s race in every community college event she has ...

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Providence Holy Cross Surgeon Receives Cancer Liaison Physician Outstanding Performance Award

Surgeon Babak Eghbalieh, M.D., who leads the Pancreatic Cancer Program at Providence Holy Cross Medical Center,  was recognized this week by the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer as one of just 10 physicians across the country to receive the Cancer Liaison Physician Outstanding Performance Award. There are more than 1,500 cancer liaison physicians nationwide who are responsible for ...

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Zonta Club Of Santa Clarita Valley To Take A Stand Against Gender-Based Violence

The Zonta Club of Santa Clarita displayed their Red Dress Project at the Child and Family Center’s Purple Palooza Saturday to help bring an end to domestic violence in their “Zonta Says NO to Violence Against Women” campaign. The Red Dress Project demonstrates a life lost due to domestic violence. At the local level, Zonta clubs across the world have ...

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