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18 March 2013 at 11 : 14 AM
Silk Screening Class Inspires Young Partnership
By Caitlin Coen An experience in a high school ROP program inspired two men to team up and build a local business together. While taking part in a silk screening course through the William S. Hart District Regional Occupation Program (ROP), Joseph Turk and Theodore Kredo became eager to put their dreams into action. Both interested in streetwear trends, ...
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18 January 2013 at 11 : 48 AM
BLINDSIDED BY DRUGS
Helpful Tools and Information Sometimes it happens so quickly, you’re caught off guard. Sometimes you have that gut feeling that things aren’t quite right. Sometimes you are completely blindsided by your child’s drug addiction. Of course, looking back, many parents will say they could see the signs, but in the moment rarely does a parent realize ...
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7 December 2012 at 09 : 09 AM
SCV Habitat for Heroes
An important part of Habitat for Humanity International, the renowned non-profit organization dedicated to creating housing for those in need, SCV Habitat for Heroes has been designed to zero in on the needs of United States veterans of war located here in this valley. Veterans, family members of veterans, and families of fallen soldiers can benefit from ...
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1 November 2012 at 13 : 59 PM
SCV Drug Experts, SCV Teens Tell It Like It Is
Another Santa Clarita Valley drug overdose death has left a Santa Clarita Valley family heartbroken, and the same family vowing “enough is enough” in an effort to educate our local community about drug abuse in the SCV. Local residents are invited to a community forum where SCV teens and their families will tell it like it is. No one should have to ...
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1 October 2012 at 10 : 47 AM
Has Canyon Country Got a Ghost Town?
by Martha Michael The vast majority of local businesses in the Sand Canyon Shopping Center have walked out the proverbial saloon doors and hit the trail. Eden Salon? Gone. Dilemma Clothing? Gone. Laura’s Beauty Supply? Gone. But they are not gone from the Canyon Country landscape altogether – they just moved. Have they found greener pastures? ...
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