Hart Dancers 'Got Talent' On
Tuesday night the 28-member Hart Dance team will perform its latest
Cirque du Soleil-inspired prop dance on the NBC talent show, "America's
Got Talent." READ STORY |
Elks Car Show Helps Handicapped Kids  Saturday's
event featured a car show, chili cook-off, boutique, bake sale, basket
raffles, a kids carnival, tri-tip and hot dogs - primarily to benefit
the Elks' Handicapped Children Fund. READ STORY |
 Business to Business
B2B
2014, hosted by the Valley Industry Association, featured keynote
speakers Noelia Rodriguez, former press secretary tp First Lady
Laura Bush, and economist Jeffrey Cleveland. WATCH |
June 14: Car Show at Speedway for Gentle Barn  Gentle
Barn, a nonprofit animal rescue and rehabilitation sanctuary in
Saugus, will host a High Octane Charity Show on Saturday, June 14, at
the Saugus Speedway. Co-hosted by Poison drummer Rikki Rockett and
R-Technique's Christopher Haydostian, the event will feature
approximately 250 cars, bikes and trucks of all makes and models. DETAILS |
May 17: Tryouts for Shakespeare-In-Park Roles  Auditions
are Saturday, May 17 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (by appointment) for roles
in "Cymbeline," one of Shakespeare's latest plays and one that is
rarely produced. DETAILS |
 July 7-10: Sign Up to Be a CHP Officer
Anyone
interested in applying for a position with the CHP can get ready for
the next open application period, from Monday, July 7, through
Thursday, July 10.
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 Mark Calendar for Hoefflin Event Help fight pediatric cancer: The Michael Hoefflin Foundation's annual an "Evening Under the Stars" Gala Dinner and Charity Auction is set for Sept. 13. DETAILS |
 Park Peeves and Place Names | Darryl Manzer It
appears the public has been treated to the old bait-and-switch scheme
when it comes to preservation of Mentryville in Pico Canyon. You know, I
just love to go visit a piece of state-owned parkland and be told I
can't go because the film crews cannot be disturbed.
COMMENTARY |
Today in SCV History: June 9, 1842 | 
13,339-acre Rancho Temescal granted to gold discoverer Francisco Lopez. |
Blast From the Past: Ravenna Memories | Little
Alberta Platz was raring to go to school in 1921. She was finally old
enough. That's her on the running board with one of her sisters. Dad
would drive them from the ranch in Agua Dulce to the depot at Ravenna,
where they'd hop the train to Acton. Misbehaving in school was unheard
of. "If anyone gave an inclination of being unruly," Alberta said,
"they had not only to deal with the teacher and parents, but with the
other students who would shun them." Alberta Platz (later Bell) would
spend nearly her whole life in the Acton-Agua Dulce area. In 1988, she
sat down to tell the story of growing up here in the 1910s and '20s. |
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