Information, Guidelines, & Forms Thank you for your participation in this year’s Congressional Art Competition! General Guidelines The competition is open to high school students only. Artwork must conform to the restrictions: Artwork must be two-dimensional Each piece can be no larger than 30″x30″x4″ (30 inches high, 30 inches wide, and 4 inches deep) including the frame. Artwork cannot weigh ...
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Jazzercise
Jazzercise is the #1 Dance Aerobics Program in the World! And it has been helping people stay in shape for 40 years. Come see why dance is the best form of exercise! No dance experience is necessary and all fitness levels are welcome. Visit www.valenciajazz.com for local class information around the Santa Clarita Valley. Related articles: Six ...
Read More »Precious: Proof That The Oscars Are Nearing
I realize that it might have been the wiser move to review “Twilight: New Moon” this weekend since that’s what the majority of people will be seeing. But I figured I’d start Oscar season early (that and the fact that I absolutely HATE “Twilight”) and review a movie that won’t make nearly as much as the aforementioned film but will ...
Read More »SCV Moms Blog – Neighbor To Neighbor
Eat, Drink and Make a Difference SCV Moms Blog launches “Neighbor-to-Neighbor” campaign at December 4th Mojito event Job loss, health challenges and personal circumstances can bring a family to its knees. But oftentimes, those same families struggle silently, afraid to reach out for help. SCV Moms Blog is on a personal mission to assist those in our community facing that ...
Read More »Pacifica Senior Living – Alzheimer’s Care
Pacifica Senior Living is Santa Clarita’s leading in care facility for Alzheimer patients and their spouses. Alzheimer’s disease is a brain disorder named after German physician Alois Alzheimer who first described it in 1906. Scientists have learned a great deal about Alzheimer’s disease in the century since Dr. Alzheimer first drew attention to it. Today we know that Alzheimer’s Is ...
Read More »Festival Of Trees 2009
On Saturday, November 21, 2009, the Festival of Trees Magic of the Lights gala event was held. The fundraiser benefited the Santa Clarita Valley Boys and Girls Club.
Read More »Your Money: When is Alimony Tax Deductible?
Tax considerations in divorce, separation and domestic disputes There are usually four groups of people as parties to a divorce- the husband, the wife, the children and the IRS. It’s important to reduce the participation of the IRS. Various taxes related issues to consider in a divorce are alimony, child support, division of property, dependency exemption, medical expenses and timing. ...
Read More »Your Money: Sale of Personal Residence
The largest business transaction incurred by most taxpayers is the sale of their personal residence. In January after the sale of your home you will most likely receive a form 1099-S, the form on which the sale of real property is reported. If the gain from the sale of your residence is completely excluded or the sale results in a ...
Read More »Your Money: When are Social Security Benefits Taxed?
Are you considering post-retirement employment? If you’re collecting social security and thinking of returning to the work force, you may have questions about the effect of that income on the taxability of your benefits. The answer: Under current law, part of your social security benefits may be taxable. How much? The basic rule is that up to 85% of your ...
Read More »Your Money: Collaborative Divorce
A Team Approach To Settle Disputes Not A Court Approach Divorcing couples and their families’ buckle under the financial and emotional stress that a traditional divorce requires. The practice of Collaborative Divorce is gaining popularity as a viable and possibly a healing alternative to the traditional divorce. It has been around since the1990’s but has only recently gained popularity. Collaborative ...
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