 Library's Ready for Back-to-School Time
The
Santa Clarita Public Libary offers free homework help for grades "K"
through college. The online system has a chat feature with real, live
people at the other end to answer questions about reading, writing and
arithmetic.
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Circus Vargas Returning to Valencia Mall in September  Circus
Vargas is promising "its most mind-blowing, highly anticipated
spectacular ever" with "heart-pounding, death-defying action" when it
returns to the Westfield Valencia Town Center late next month. READ STORY |
 Prescription to Addiction: Pills Kill The
City of Santa Clarita will host the Pills Kill: Prescription to
Addiction Symposium on Wednesday, Aug. 27, at 6:30 p.m. at the Santa
Clarita Activities Center located at 20880 Centre Pointe Parkway. READ STORY |
 New Online System for County Permits From
multimillion dollar construction projects to adding a room on a
single-family home, submitting building plans to LA County Public Works
is now just a click away. READ STORY |
 Op-Ed: Derail That Train | Darryl Manzer
I
feel sorry for the folks who are going to buy the bonds for the Rail
Authority. They might want to save some money to invest in moon colonies
and perpetual motion machines. COMMENTARY |
 Op-Ed: A Master Plan | Jaylene Armstrong
It
is vital to create a successful Master Plan for Art in Santa Clarita
that is reflective of the needs of the entire community. Watch for the
dates to appear at the master plan meetings in the news media. COMMENTARY |
Today in SCV History: August 4, 1992 | 
Pardee House (ex-Good Templars Lodge) moved to Heritage Junction/Hart Park.
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New Old Stuff: Tragedy at St. Francis The
other day we showed you a baby book with ties to local people and
events of the 1920s, including the St. Francis Dam. One thing led to
another and now, researcher Tricia Putnam came up with the rest of the
"personal" dam story. Turns out, the baby's aunt was living in the
Powerhouse 2 community just below the dam in San Francisquito Canyon (7
miles north of Copper Hill) with her husband (the assistant damkeeper)
and their 4-year-old son when the dam broke March 12, 1928. The husband
and son's bodies were found the next day. The aunt's body didn't turn up
until a month later when it was found under 15 feet of sand in Saticoy.
The floodwaters had carried it nearly 50 miles. |
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