Lights, Camera, Action: Game Show Time at SCVTV Junior
high school kids from Placerita, Rio Norte and Albert Einstein are
producing their own series of game shows this week at SCVTV as part of
the annual Student Television Network Summer Academy. Plus:
Touch-A-Truck and more on this... SCV NEWSBREAK |
 Shelter Officials Seek to Make
Current Spot Permanent Santa
Clarita Valley officials working to secure a permanent home for the
local homeless population believe they've identified the best spot for a
year-round shelter - their current location on Drayton Street in
Saugus. |
Acton-AD: County Halts 2 More School Charters  County
education officials have put two more charter school approvals from
the Acton-Agua Dulce Unified School District on hold, in light of
continued concerns about the district's finances. |
 Genevive Caleja Crowned Miss SCV
The
35th Miss Santa Clarita Valley Scholarship Pageant, "The Magic of the
Crown," enthroned new regional queens and princesses Saturday night at
the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center on the campus of College of
the Canyons. The young women make appearances in the Newhall Fourth of
July Parade, at nonprofit fundraisers, and SCV Chamber of Commerce
grand openings. READ STORY |
SCV Today with Tami Edwards & Dave Caldwell Have
you ever considered hosting a foreign exchange student? Hear everything
you need to know about it in this all-new episode of SCV Today. WATCH |
June 20: Participate in World's Largest Swim Lesson  Residents
will join thousands of kids and families across the globe in a
30-minute swim lesson intended to break the world record and teach
water safety skills at the same time. It all starts Friday at 8 a.m. at
the Santa Clarita Aquatic Center. |
 Op-Ed: Lowering the Voting Bar | Joe Messina
Too many Republicans were winning seats in local elections, and the Legislature needed to change that. COMMENTARY |
 Tar and Feathers - For What? | Darryl Manzer
You
might think, if you read some of the anti-ordinance words, that all
but one of the members of City Council should be on trial for war
crimes. COMMENTARY |
Today in SCV History: June 17, 1890 | 
Castaic Range War: 18-day murder trial of W.C. Chormicle and W.A. Gardner ends in acquittal. |
 Blast from the Past: Acton to Newhall and Back Again
Bertha
and Emma Blum were two of the six children of 19th-century Acton
ranchers George and Magdalena Blum. In 1936-37, Bertha and Emma taught
third and fourth grade at Newhall School. Emma stayed in the education
field, teaching in Lancaster before retiring to Acton. In her later
years she grew into a town historian, collecting photographs and stories
from the area - just as A.B. Perkins was doing the same thing in
Newhall and Saugus. Their paths collided in Soledad Canyon, so they
decided to share resources. As a result of this teamwork, a number of
the "Acton" images that are on SCVHistory.com today were originally
collected by Emma Blum.
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