Monthly Archives: October 2016
Read more about the article Luncheon to focus on hiring people with disabilities
Robert David Hall, center, who played coroner Dr. Albert Robbins on the TV Series “CSI,” with the SCV Mayor’s Committee Board of Directors. Hall spoke at a previous meeting of the SCV Mayor’s Committee for Employment of Individuals with Disabilities. Courtesy photo.

Luncheon to focus on hiring people with disabilities

October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month, and local business leaders and human resources professionals are invited to learn more about employing people with disabilities at the “Educate, Empower, Employ”…

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Read more about the article TMU women’s soccer sends Hope home with loss
The Master’s University forward Lynnae George, left, steals a pass away from Hope International’s Brooke Mays at TMU on Tuesday. The Mustangs won 2-1. Dan Watson/The Signal

TMU women’s soccer sends Hope home with loss

The Master’s University midfielder Michaela Rickard lofted a towering pass over the Hope International defense and onto the foot of a sprinting Stephanie Albright. Albright settled the ball and booted…

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Read more about the article Trinity v-ball beats SCCS for first-time ever
Trinity Classical Academy teammates from left, Jessica Eblin (24), Kathryn Brooks (8), Allie Brown (18), Mary MacAdam (7) and Hannah Caddow, far right, celebrate their win of the second game against Santa Clarita Christian School at SCCS on Tuesday. Dan Watson/The Signal

Trinity v-ball beats SCCS for first-time ever

A raucous crowd at Santa Clarita Christian School was treated to a five-game thriller Tuesday night that ultimately saw Trinity Classical Academy defeat the Cardinals for the first time ever,…

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Read more about the article Santa Clarita’s legislative panel says “no” to the release of more prisoners
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Santa Clarita’s legislative panel says “no” to the release of more prisoners

The Santa Clarita City Council will stand up and be heard on the controversial issue of Proposition 57. Meeting on Tuesday, the council’s two-member Legislative Committee embraced a recommendation that…

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Read more about the article COC to honor Jack and Doreen Shine with Silver Spur Award
Jack and Doreen Shine. Photo Courtesy of College of the Canyons

COC to honor Jack and Doreen Shine with Silver Spur Award

College of the Canyons named Jack and Doreen Shine the recipients of the 2017 “Silver Spur” Community Service Award for their constant efforts to make Santa Clarita a better place.…

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