Child & Family Center CEO Announces Retirement
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Clarita Valley Child & Family Center officials announced Wednesday
retirement plans by CEO Darrell Paulk. His retirement is expected
to become official Sept. 1.
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Detectives Seeking Suspect in Gun Club Theft
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Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station detectives are seeking the public's
help in identifying a suspect who broke into the Oak Tree Gun Club and
stole more than $1,800 worth of ammunition.
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Man Escapes From Deputies in Castaic
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Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station deputies are searching for a man who
ran away while officials were trying to detain him Wednesday afternoon.
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McKeon Urged to Take Action on Cemex
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pair of candidates for the 25th Congressional District seat held by
Congressman Howard "Buck" McKeon, R-Santa Clarita, and a state
assemblyman are calling on McKeon to stop an aggregate mine in Canyon
Country by reviving a tact he tried in 2001. READ MORE
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SCV Today With Dave and Tami
Mike
Bjorkman is talking about selling rental properties when in an active
lease. Joe Messina has brought outrageous stories from around the
world. Larry Ehrlich from Pacific Funding Mortgage explains the
advantage of working with an independent mortgage banker.
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SCV Nightly NewsBreak
Detectives
are asking for your help in identifying a man who stole 18 hundred
dollars worth of ammo in Newhall. Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's
Station deputies detained a man at College of the Canyons in Valencia
Tuesday after reports went out to students of a man with a gun on
campus.. This and more... WATCH
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Today in SCV History: May 8, 1875
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John F. Powell, an Irish immigrant, becomes Justice of the Peace.
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New Old Stuff: High, Wide and Handsome
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You know what's missing from Santa
Clarita this month? A big rodeo. Today Santa Clarita hosts a big bicycle
race, and that's great. But from the mid-1920s to the 1940s, late
April-early May was rodeo season. Santa Clarita - or rather, Saugus -
hosted a great, big rodeo in an arena that sat 18,000, and it tended to
draw an overflow crowd. Yep. In a community of no more than 4,000
residents. In this 1932 photograph, it was the Hoot Gibson Ranch Rodeo.
Hoot was a popular matinee idol who brought his Hollywood pals to the
rodeo. He had visions of upgrading it to the level of the Pendleton
Round-Up or Calgary Stampede. It never quite made it ... and then the
Great Flood of March 1938 wiped it out. Bill Bonelli bought the rodeo
grounds from the bank. He continued the annual tradition for a number of
years but eventually turned it into the Saugus Speedway. Folks today
know it as the Saugus Swap Meet. Time will tell what it becomes next.
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