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Move To Laguna Beach: Turn A Vacation Oasis Into Your Permanent Residence

Laguna Beach

Have you ever taken a vacation somewhere and thought to yourself, “I wish I could stay here forever”? If you’ve ever visited Laguna Beach, CA, chances are the thought crossed your mind. This beautiful coastal city with picturesque views, fantastic weather, and rich history and arts and culture make it the perfect tourist attraction. These attributes also attract new residents. ...

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Vaccinated L.A. County Middle, High School Students Eligible For Free UCLA Football Tickets

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (Public Health) announced Thursday that middle and high school students that are vaccinated against COVID-19 can receive free tickets to a UCLA football game at the Rose Bowl. The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) has partnered with Public Health to give away free tickets to a UCLA football game at the ...

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Why College Football Is So Important To The NFL

football

College football has been described as a symbolic battlefield where students of all backgrounds can fight their insecurities and doubts head-on while engaging in valuable team-building and physical activity. It’s no wonder that so many people have considered college football as better than the NFL itself. The traditional part of the college experience for so many young adults plays an ...

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‘Another Home Run’: Triumph Foundation To Host Sixth Annual Baseball Tournament For People In Wheelchairs

The Triumph Foundation, a non-profit organization intending to improve the lives of people living with disabilities, has scheduled a modified baseball tournament for children, adults and veterans on Saturday. An expected 36-players have decided to participate in Triumph Foundation’s Over-The-Line Wheelchair Baseball Tournament this Saturday, an event that celebrates “wheelchair users pushing the limits of their ability.” “This is my ...

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How Many Fridges Do You Need?

Kitchen

Almost 100% of homes in America have a currently running refrigerator, and it’s used for exactly what you expect: keeping food items cold. However, only 90% of Australians currently own and operate a single fridge in their home despite the accessibility of electricity across the continent. Australians could learn something from America’s fridge obsession, like buying more than one. How ...

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College Of The Canyons Goes Above And Beyond To Educate Santa Clarita

performing arts center at coc

A college known for going above and beyond the call of duty for their students, Santa Clarita’s College of the Canyons (COC) offers tuition-free practical classes for the betterment of our community. The School of Personal and Professional Learning (PPL) is a school of courses designed to prepare students for college, advancement in their careers, launching a new career, or ...

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Triumph Foundation Gifts Santa Clarita Teen Wheelchair After Losing Leg In July Car Accident

Harley-Anne Laub, a Santa Clarita teen who tragically had her leg amputated below the knee after being hit by a car in July, was recently gifted a new wheelchair by the Triumph Foundation.  In a recent meeting, the Triumph Foundation, a local Southern California non-profit organization, gifted Harley with a more mobile wheelchair for her to use.  The wheelchair features ...

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GoFundMe Launched For Hospitalized Owner Of Bob’s Country Meats Butcher Shop

A GoFundMe has been started to help support the owner of Bob’s Country Meats, who was hospitalized recently due to an infection. The locally-owned butcher shop was forced to temporarily close its doors recently, while owner Keith Mowry has been confined to his hospital bed in the face of a serious infection, according to the GoFundMe started by his son. ...

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Light Rain Showers Expected In Santa Clarita Weather Forecast

Louie: Rain advisory slider_Water droplets on water, reads "Rain Advisory"

A chance of light rain is in the Santa Clarita weather forecast through Friday morning. Beginning early Friday morning, rain is expected for the Santa Clarita Valley, said Joe Sirard, meteorologist with the National Weather Service. “We have a weather system moving in tonight that will be giving us a chance of rain,” Sirard said. Around midnight there is a ...

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