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Dr. Neal C. Green Will Have You Showing Off Your Smile With Easy Teeth Whitening Treatment

Dr. Neal Green, D.D.S. - Santa Clarita Dentist

When Santa Clarita residents seek out dental services that are affordable and deliver quality results, they know there is no one better for the job than Neal C. Green, D.D.S. Neal C. Green, D.D.S. has been serving the Santa Clarita and Antelope Valley communities for over 30 years. Dr. Green is the dentist for you and your family if you ...

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A Royal Suite Helps Santa Clarita Residents Get A Good Night Sleep

A Royal Suite - Mattress

Finding the right mattress is no easy task, just ask Goldilocks! Luckily for Santa Clarita residents, A Royal Suite Home Furnishings has been helping customers find their perfect mattress since 1978. A Royal Suite Home Furnishings is the family-owned Santa Clarita furniture store with all the right products, prices and experience to make sure you’re getting a good night’s sleep ...

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When Seeking Legal Guidance Santa Clarita Residents Choose Hacker Law Group For Best Results

Attorney in Santa Clarita - Jeff Hacker of Hacker Law Group

When seeking legal advice or representation, it is comforting to know that you can rely on Hacker Law Group to fight for you. Hacker Law Group has been providing legal relief for the Santa Clarita community since founder Jeff Hacker opened its doors in 1983. “Together, our attorneys have years of vast and, yes, trial experience. We are faster, more ...

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Thousands Join To ‘Light Up Main Street’ In Santa Clarita

Thousands of residents braced the cold Saturday night and took to the streets of Downtown Newhall to take part in the festivities of “Light Up Main Street.” Mayor Laurene Weste, joined by other city council members, flipped the switch to light up Main Street as well as the 25-foot Christmas tree in front of the Old Town Newhall Library. Despite ...

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Governor Newsom Signs Order To Help Recovery Effort From Route Fire

route fire

In an effort to help L.A. County recover from the damages of the Route Fire that broke out in Castaic in August, Governor Gavin Newsom proclaimed a state of emergency on Saturday.  The proclamation directs the California state government to assist local L.A. County authorities with the recovery effort and directs the California Department of Transportation to request immediate assistance ...

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Castaic High School Band, Colorguard Place First At State Competition

The Castaic High School band and color guard placed first at the Southern California School Band and Orchestra Championships.  This year marks the school’s second year of competing and with the addition of a brand new band director, Eugene Kim, and color guard coaches.  According to Rachelle Matheus, the music booster, the new additions to the team came with no ...

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Boys And Girls Club Festival Of Trees Brings In Donations, Community

Holiday spirit was in the air Friday night at the opening of the 20th annual Boys and Girls Club Festival of the Trees at the Canyon Country Community Center.  Hundreds gathered Friday night to see the assortment of holiday trees and gingerbread house designs, voting on the best ones on display and bidding in a live auction.  More than a ...

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Santa Clarita Local Schools Partner To Feed Community With Turkey Drive

Local public schools from William S. Hart school district and Sulphur Springs partnered on Saturday to provide families in the district with supplies for Thanksgiving dinner, including hundreds of turkeys.  Student and staff volunteers braced the icy wind Saturday morning in an effort to feed local families. Schools that participated in the event included Golden Valley, Canyon, Bowman, La Mesa, ...

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COC Recognized Nationally As One Of The Most Engaged Campuses For College Student Voting

The ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge recognized College of the Canyons (COC) as one of 394 schools nationwide for its student voting education and engagement. The ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge recognized institutions throughout the country for  their participation and efforts to increase student awareness bolstering student participation in voting, according to COC officials. The school met the criteria of ...

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