SCV's First Viable Forest Trail Dedicated Hikers,
volunteers and city officials gathered in the Angeles National Forest
over the weekend for a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the opening
of Dagger Flat Trail. "Dagger Flat is the first viable trail on our side
of the (Angeles National) Forest," said Dianne Erskine-Hellrigel,
executive director of the local Community Hiking Club, who spearheaded
the project. READ STORY |
Saugus Softball Players Raising Funds for Cancer Patients 
The Saugus Softball girls are expected to host their second annual
"Knock Out A Cure" event this October. More than 60 girls from Saugus
High School are expected to attend the event, scheduled for Oct. 1,
from 5 p.m.- 9 p.m. at the William S. Hart Baseball & Softball
Complex. |
 Green Thumb Goes Ghoulish From
"vampire flamingos" to skulls with princess crowns to bats that fly and
make noise when you walk past the motion sensor, the Newhall store has
something to meet every Halloween decorating need. READ STORY |
Costco to Pay $335K in Fines for Refrigerant Leaks 
Costco Wholesale Corp. has agreed to cut its emissions of
ozone-depleting gases from leaking refrigeration equipment at more than
half of its stores nationwide. READ STORY |
SCV Courthouse, Others to Change Phone Numbers 
This month, the Los Angeles Superior Court will begin implementation of
a Voice-over-Internet Protocol (VoIP) telephone system, which will
require almost every courthouse - including Santa Clarita - to acquire
new telephone equipment and new phone numbers. READ STORY |
 Four From Farris Fuel Victory for TMC Capping
off a string of six matches over the course of 15 days, The Master's
College women's soccer team beat Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
5-2 Saturday at Reese Field. Katie Farris put the Lady Mustangs on the
board first after connecting with Kinley Kane of Santa Clarita at the
6:54 mark. Twelve minutes later, Farris scored off a joint assist from
Kelsey Kukaua of Valencia and Elvia Contreras of Santa Clarita, giving
TMC a 2-0 advantage. She'd score twice more before the final whistle
blew. READ STORY |
 Costly Billboard Nonsense | Darryl Manzer "The
50-year lease is too long," they say. I could give them that - except
that some of the ground the current billboards sit on has been under a
50-year lease, too. Do we really think 50 years from now we will even
be using vintage, 2014-era electronic billboards? COMMENTARY |
 Op-Ed: Don Obama | Joe Messina Webster's
definition of "manageable" is: easy to control or deal with. Hmm? If
you are going to deal with or control something, doesn't it have to be
in existence? If President Obama wants to "destroy" ISIS in one breath
and "manage" it in the next, either his teleprompter is messed up or he
is confused. COMMENTARY |
Today in SCV History: September 8, 1946 |
Dedication of newly constructed
William S. Hart High School.
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New Old Stuff: Wrestling with the Past | 
Wrestling returned as a sport this year in the Hart School District -
at Valencia High School only. Back in the day, no school athletic
calendar would be complete without wrestling. Here's the 1966 wrestling
team at Hart High - which until 1968 was the SCV's only high school.
Some of the team members are still around. SEE WHO |
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