Read more about the article Tips for creating a perfect home office
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Tips for creating a perfect home office

With more people nationwide opting to create their own businesses or work for their employer remotely, the home office has become one of the most used spaces of the house, with many people spending more than eight hours a day in this room.

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Read more about the article Honor lives lost at annual Evening of Remembrance
Evening of Remembrance

Honor lives lost at annual Evening of Remembrance

Over the years, the Youth Grove in Central Park has served as a solemn place of reflection that honors the lives of Santa Clarita youth who have died in traffic-related incidents. It is also a reminder to residents to be safe and responsible drivers so that no more lives will be lost behind the wheel.

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Read more about the article Technology helping those with dyslexia
People with dyslexia who opt to use assistive technology may find that they are able to showcase their intelligence and potential more fully.

Technology helping those with dyslexia

Dyslexia is a condition in which people have problems processing letters, symbols and words, potentially compromising their ability to read. According to Kids Health, a medical information site powered by Nemours, research has shown dyslexia is a byproduct of how the brain processes information.

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Read more about the article Why some choose pets over parenthood
Tricia Pascoe sits with Diesel and Araya at Acton Park on a Sunday afternoon. Cory Rubin | The Signal

Why some choose pets over parenthood

While some choose to raise pets to see if they can handle bringing up another human life, others view their pets as their children and are going above and beyond to ensure they live their best lives.

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Read more about the article Questions older drivers can ask themselves to see if it’s still safe to drive
The NHTSA notes that drivers can ask themselves several questions as they try to assess their driving abilities.

Questions older drivers can ask themselves to see if it’s still safe to drive

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration notes that, as people age, certain changes they experience can affect their ability to safely operate an automobile. Changes in eyesight, physical fitness and reflexes may require aging drivers to reassess their skills behind the wheel.

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Read more about the article Donna’s Day: Tasty and healthy vegetable ribbon salad
Vegetable Ribbon Salad

Donna’s Day: Tasty and healthy vegetable ribbon salad

Wrap up the last of summer's harvest with colorful ribbons of orange, green, yellow and red. Abundant zucchini, summer squash and carrots can be woven together with fettuccine pasta for a tasty supper your family will enjoy from preparation to the last bite.

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Read more about the article Team SuperFighters: The group to battle it all
Team SuperFighters is taking on Eco Challenge Fiji Islands, a 400-mile endurance trek in which competitors travel by foot, kayak, horse and mountain bike, among other means, which started Sept. 5. Cory Rubin/The Signal

Team SuperFighters: The group to battle it all

Each member of Team SuperFighters has faced some kind of obstacle in their lives over the past few years, whether it be cancer, a knee replacement or the loss of a patella.

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Read more about the article Doorbell videos, browser history, changing photos
Doorbell videos, browser history, changing photos

Doorbell videos, browser history, changing photos

Video evidence is gold in prosecutions, so, understandably, the police would be interested in seizing street-level surveillance. But Ring owners should be aware of how their service can be used and their rights when law enforcement comes knocking.

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Read more about the article The differences between vegan and vegetarian diets
Vegan and vegetarian diets are sometimes mistaken as one and the same. However, the Vegetarian Society notes there are some distinctive differences between vegan and vegetarian diets.

The differences between vegan and vegetarian diets

A nutritious diet is an essential element of a healthy lifestyle. Everyone from small children to fully grown adults have their own dietary preferences, and the choices people ultimately make can go a long way toward ensuring their long-term health.

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Read more about the article Ravi Rajan: California Institute of the Arts president
CalArts President Ravi Rajan in the "sub-level" basement where student graffiti abounds.

Ravi Rajan: California Institute of the Arts president

When Ravi Rajan started his final year of high school in Norman, Oklahoma, it looked like his career path was firmly in place. He would attend college with the goal of becoming a pediatrician.

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Read more about the article Can you save your own vegetable seeds?
Growing vegetables from collected seed can be a thrill no matter how you decide to do it.

Can you save your own vegetable seeds?

Not only can you save your own vegetable seeds to grow the next year's crop, but sometimes you can even end up with a plant that surpasses your expectations. Of course, most often you’ll get something similar to the original plant.

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Read more about the article COC football crushes Grossmont for first win of season
College of the Canyons wide receiver Trevon Elliott (9) makes a catch on a long pass against Grossmont College defender Robert Whitehead (19) in the third quarter at COC on Saturday, September 14, 2019. Dan Watson/The Signal

COC football crushes Grossmont for first win of season

On the very first play of the game between College of the Canyons and Grossmont College, sophomore cornerback Demajay Williams returned the opening kickoff 96 yards for a touchdown. However,…

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