SCV This Morning 2-29-2016

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2 COC Students Killed in Commerce Crash

Two COC students from Santa Clarita who worked at Six Flags Magic Mountain - Michelle Littlefield, 19, and Brian Lewandowski, 18 - were killed on I-5 in Commerce Saturday at 1 minute past midnight when a UPS truck was struck by a street racer, catapulting it over the center divider and causing it to collide head-on with the teens as they were returning home from Disneyland. READ STORY

Local Celebs Serve, Pour for SCV Senior Center

The Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center's biggest fundraiser of the year was a smashing success as the community turned out in costume Saturday for a night of fun and games. READ STORY

CalArts Grad Pete Docter Takes Home 2nd Oscar

Sunday night was a repeat performance for 1990 CalArts grad Pete Docter, who took home the Oscar for Best Animated Feature Film at the 88th annual Academy Awards ceremony in Hollywood. READ STORY

Newhall School Auditorium Redo Breaks Ground Friday

The Newhall School District is taking a huge step forward in improving its already excellent arts and music programs, with the groundbreaking of the Newhall Elementary School Auditorium renovation project, at 3:30 p.m., Friday, March 4. READ STORY

Fraud Alert: Seniors Targeted

in Auto Accidents

Older motorists should use caution if someone claims they were involved in an auto accident and demands money. READ STORY

March 10: 'Meet the Author' Series Continues at SCV Senior Center

The SCV Senior Center will host a "Meet the Author" event on Thursday, March 10, with local Academy Award-winning novelist Bill Blowers, author of "Dangerous Betrayal: The Vendetta that Sank Titanic."

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March 16: VIA to Spotlight COC's Impact on Community

With 20,000 students, a $229.5 million economic impact and 5,032 trainees, College of the Canyons plays a critical role in shaping the future of Santa Clarita. READ STORY

March 19: GO Big Jazz Band at WRHS

The pro-level Big Band from Golden Oak Adult School will be playing Oscar-winning songs and scores from well-known films on Saturday, March 19, at West Ranch High School.

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