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Angels for the Military hosted the 9th annual Military Honor Christmas
Tree Lighting Saturday night in Newhall. "Unfortunately for some
military families, there will always be that empty space in our homes
and more importantly in our hearts for those that have made the ultimate
sacrifice," said City Councilman Dante Acosta whose son, Army Spc. Rudy
A. Acosta, was killed in Afghanistan in 2011. |
Assemblyman
Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, announced that Assembly Republican Leader
Kristin Olsen has appointed him to serve as Assembly Republican Caucus
Chair for the 2015-16 Legislative Session.
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 Business leaders, community members and parents are invited to spend the morning shadowing
a local public school principal or district administrator by
registering for the upcoming Principal for a Day event, sponsored
annually by the SCV Education Foundation. READ STORY |
This
annual tradition is a time when members of the community can come
together to remember and celebrate their loved ones in a festive holiday
setting. |
 Weather
Alert: There will be snow in Newhall on Saturday, Dec. 13, from 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m. Bring the kids (and your mittens) to play in more than 10 tons of snow at
Lyons Avenue and Main Street (in the 9th street parking lot.) Santa
Claus will be there for photos and to hear Christmas wishes. |
Out of the Rough with Fred Arnold: Real Andrews
 Guest: Real Andrews, fitness coach, talks about fitness, diet, and life balance.
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 Op-Ed: From Infamy to Victory | Darryl ManzerMaybe
today is a day to remember as much as we remember the day before. Dec.
7, 1941, was a military defeat. Dec. 8, 1941, was the first day of
victory. A small part of the victory started right here in the SCV. A
day that looked much like today. Cool temps and broken clouds with a
bright blue sky. COMMENTARY |
Today in SCV History: December 8, 1892 |  Trick roper Sam J. Garrett born in Oklahoma; established Circle G Ranch in Sand Canyon in 1940s. |
New Old Stuff: William S. Hart's Stalker  This
is a reminder that the word "fan" derives from "fanatic." Long story
short: Boston schoolteacher meets Bill Hart for dinner in L.A. in 1916
... with Bill's sister as chaperone. Woman returns to Boston, finds a
mother (shown) who gave birth to a son (shown) in 1917. Buys the
boy from Mom who put him up for private adoption. Returns to California
and tells Bill the boy is her son, and guess who's the dad. In 1923 she
confesses to the "frame-up." Why'd she do it? Not for money. For his
attention. He ignored her love letters and spurned her when he went to
Boston in 1917 to promote war bonds. "He would not see me and I wanted
to force him to see me. That is the reason," the woman said. The photo
shows the boy at age 6, back home with his birth mother after the ruse
finally blew up. But that's not the end of the story. There's a Part 2
... sixteen years later. We'll save that for another day.
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