 Flag of Our Sisters
A 10x25-foot American flag that was marched down the streets of Newhall
one Fourth of July to commemorate women's suffrage is finding a new
home at the Old Town Newhall Library. Plus: Councilwoman Marsha McLean
is expected to be named mayor for 2015. That at more on this... SCV Nightly NewsBreak |
 Einstein Reapplies for Charter with Acton-AD School District
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Southern California Football Association (SCFA) has announced its 2014
All-League Teams, with College of the Canyons having nine players
included among the honorees from the National Division, Northern
League. |
 The Bridge to Home Emergency Winter Shelter will hold an open house Sunday to raise donations of needed items for the winter season. |
Out of the Rough with Fred Arnold: Lisa Gallante
 Guest: Lisa Gallante of the SCV Chamber of Commerce talks to us about upcoming chamber events.
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 Op-Ed: I Can't Breathe | Jennifer FischerThe
residents of Val Verde are struggling to have their voices heard and
recognized as they speak out against the expansion of the Chiquita
Canyon Landfill. I see the existence of the landfill so close to homes
in Val Verde, and this proposed expansion, as clearly related to
systemic racism and the power of privilege. COMMENTARY |
 Op-Ed: Buck's New Job | Darryl ManzerHere
is my prediction, folks: Howard P. "Take the Buck" McKeon has found a
job. In fact I would think it was his retirement job that he had in mind
for the last 15 years of so. He is going to lobby for the mining
industry. COMMENTARY |
Today in SCV History: December 6, 1864 |  Actor William S. Hart born in Newburgh, New York. |
New Old Stuff: America's Rancho  Rancho
Camulos - 10 miles west of Valencia on scenic Highway 126 - has been
selected as the archetypal California rancho for an exhibit in the
Smithsonian Institution in 2016. Seen here around 1890, this is the
bedroom in the main adobe, built in 1853 by the Del Valle family - who
at the time owned the whole 48,000-acre Rancho San Franciso (the western
half of the SCV). The Del Valles lived at Camulos continuously from the
1860s until 1924 when they sold the ranch to August Rübel, whose heirs
still own it. See Rancho Camulos this weekend during "Christmas at Camulos: A Festival of Lights," today and Sunday from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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