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Editorial: The Big Myth About The Soledad Canyon Mine

BY ANDREW G. FRIED You would think that a big push to develop a massive gravel mine would at least be backed up by one significant factor: The need for one. As we’ve written previously, the proposed 56-million-ton CEMEX mine, just outside the City of Santa Clarita, would cause significant and irreversible impacts on the wildlife corridors in and around the ...

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Editorial: A Better Way To Pay For Our Forests

SCV NEWS By: Dianne Erskine-Hellrigel By now you’ve probably heard about the lawsuit in Arizona between the U.S. Forest Service and a group of recreational users over the Coronado National Forest. The basic premise is that national forests belong to the people of the United States, and as such, the people should not be charged fees to park and recreate there.  ...

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Managing Scoliosis With Exercise, By Karena Thek

By: Karena Thek Lineback Traditionally, scoliosis is managed through observation, bracing and surgery. Scolio-Pilates, Exercise for Scoliosis, A Proactive Guide (Pilates Teck Publications, 2011), aims to add exercise to that list. Research, published as early as 1924, shows tremendous promise for employing exercise as an option in scoliosis treatment. In 1924, Katharina Schroth, a German physical therapist who dedicated her ...

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Editorial: The Only Facebook How-To Update You Will Ever Need

Facebook has become my primary connection to the outside world. Over this past year I have discovered many nuances to posting and updates that have improved the quaity of my communication with others. I hope this helps you all as well to see that Facebook can truly be a tool that can enhance your life if done with thoughtfulness and care.

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