 Student's Path to Success Fueled by NASA InternshipThrough
his involvement with various on-campus clubs, activities and employment
opportunities, College of the Canyons student Ryan McPeters has taken
full advantage of the opportunities presented to him. READ STORY |
 Former Santa Clarita Mayor Dies at 90
Former
Santa Clarita Mayor George Pederson, who guided Santa Clarita through
the aftermath of the 1994 Northridge Earthquake, died Saturday. He was
90. |
Coroner IDs Canyon Country Shooting Victim  Coroner's
officials identified the shooting victim in a Canyon Country apartment
complex as Ledarion Allen Jr., 21, of Lancaster, officials said.
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Protests Put Sulphur Springs Cell Tower on Hold
After
protest from residents, the city of Santa Clarita has put a Sulphur
Springs School District cellphone tower project on hold, officials said
Monday.
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 Assemblyman Scott Wilk Named To Group Working With Canada
Assemblyman
Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, was named Monday to a state group working
to strengthen relations with Canada, officials said.
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2015 NAIA Opening Round Tournament - SCV Bracket
With
the 2015 NAIA Opening Round Baseball Tournament running May 12-15 on
the campus of The Master's College, here's a quick glimpse of each team
competing for a ticket to the NAIA World Series in Lewiston, Idaho...
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 Today in SCV History: May 12, 1971 Actor Tor Johnson ("Plan 9 From Outer Space") dies in San Fernando; buried at Eternal Valley Cemetery in Newhall. |
New Old Stuff: Hear Me...
"Roar"
(1981) was a family affair and a series of disasters. The brainchild of
actress Tippi Hedren ("The Birds," "Marnie") and then-husband Noel
Marshall (exec. producer, "The Exorcist"), the nature film was made in
Acton at Africa USA, which Tippi later renamed Shambala. It took 11
years to make, lost about $15 million, and Tippi, Noel, and Tippi's
daughter Melanie Griffith were mauled along the way. Melanie is seen
here at upper left, Tippi at the door. This photo was shot in 1977 -
shortly before production was dealt a multi-year setback as a result of
major flooding in 1978 that washed away the movie sets and killed three
of the lions including the alpha male, Robbie. |
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