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Can Improving Short-term Memory Be A Fun Activity

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In the bustling landscape of self-improvement, one often envisions exhaustive and mind-numbing exercises as the gatekeepers to a sharper mind. However, the path to improving memory is not necessarily tiresome; it can be paved with laughter, excitement, and a touch of whimsy. Even improving short-term memory doesn’t have to be a monotonous march through the maze of complex mind techniques. ...

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Rio Norte Science Olympiad Team Is Heading To State 

On Saturday, out of sixteen regional schools, the Rio Norte Jr. High School Team 2 took second place in the Science Olympiad.  Rio Team-1 also performed admirably.  “While Team 1 is not moving on to state, they still placed 6th and we are very proud of them as well,” said Rio Norte Principal  Brenda Bennett. “I appreciate Mr. St. Peters’ ...

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Senator Wilk Co-Authors Legislation Opposing Income-Based Power Bill

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Senate Bill 1326 (Jones), which would repeal a 2022 legislation permitting an income-based levy on power bills, is being co-authored by Senator Scott Wilk (R-Santa Clarita), who has announced his involvement in the effort.   Assembly Bill 205 (2022) allows the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) to approve additional fixed rates for investor-owned utilities (IOUs) consumers depending on income; however, Senate ...

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Try A New Blueberry Cream Muffins Recipe

  Blueberry Cream Muffins by Teresa Jacobson from New Orleans, LA Teresa’s blueberry cream muffins are everything you love about a blueberry muffin with a sweet and creamy filling. It’s a quick and easy recipe when you need a quick snack. Using blueberry preserves in the filling tastes like fresh blueberries are in the muffins. The cream cheese helps to ...

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EDITORIAL: The California Primary – A Critical Turning Point

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KHTS Primary Endorsements When Ronald Reagan kicked off his 1980 Presidential campaign against a very weak incumbent, Jimmy Carter, he coined the slogan, “Let’s make America great again, are you better off than you were four years ago. The time is now for strong leadership.” Hmmm. For those of you too young to remember, under Carter inflation was out of ...

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Things To Do In Santa Clarita, Santa Clarita Events – February 21, 2024

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Things To Do In Santa Clarita, Santa Clarita Events & Online Events –  February 21, 2024: Henry Mayo Presents “Girl Talk – Heart Health”, St. Clare’s 46th Annual Fish Fry, Enchanted: The Secret Language featuring Mentalist Allen Gittelson, 2024 Soup for The Soul Gala, Madama Butterfly, ”Fluidity” Opening Reception, Zonta Presents “Build A Better World For Women And Girls”, Save ...

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Academy Swim Club Sets The Standard For Aquatic Safety In Santa Clarita

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The Academy Swim Club has been a leader in the community providing top-tier swim lessons in aquatic safety to the Santa Clarita Valley. With a commitment to quality instruction, a comprehensive curriculum, and a warm, family-friendly atmosphere, the Academy Swim Club stands out as a premier destination. In 2009, a study at the National Institute of Child Health and Development ...

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The Senior Hour – Senior Center and Comfort Keepers– February 21, 2024

Hosts: Barbara Cochran & Dr. Thomas Polucki Guest: Kevin MacDonald, Santa Clarita Senior Center and Myles McNamara Comfort Keepers In-Home Care On today’s Senior Hour, your hosts Barbara and Dr. Polucki welcome Kevin MacDonald of the Santa Clarita Senior Center.  Kevin talks about the upcoming events at the Senior Center especially the biggest fundraiser of the year, California Dreamin’.  The ...

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Man Who Allegedly Raped 16-Year-Old Stepdaughter Has Charges Dropped

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A Canyon Country man who was arrested for allegedly raping his 16-year-old stepdaughter had all charges dropped, according to officials. Last Wednesday, a Canyon Country man was arrested for allegedly raping his then-16-year-old stepdaughter two years ago, according to Sgt. Joseph Mesa, with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Special Victims Bureau. However, when the Sex Crimes Division was presented with ...

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Has SCV Seen An Increase In Rainfall? The Answer May Surprise You 

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Over the past water year, the Santa Clarita Valley has seen its fair share of rain, but has it been drastically different from the average rainfall residents are used to seeing? The amount of rain is measured in inches for the water year, which begins Oct. 1 and runs through Sept. 30. In Santa Clarita, there are five areas where ...

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