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The Santa Clarita Valley has a unique microclimate. If you have been frustrated by your gardening efforts — or by a lack thereof — and you want to learn more
The Santa Clarita Valley has a unique microclimate. If you have been frustrated by your gardening efforts — or by a lack thereof — and you want to learn more
Spring is sprung… buds are budding and flowers are blooming. Some of the most beautiful gardens in the world are in Southern California. The recent rains should make SoCal’s public
For decades, fourth-grade students in California traditionally made models of a California mission to fulfill the California history curriculum requirement mandated by the state Department of Education. However, the new
One of the best parts of being a kid is hunting for Easter eggs. It is better if they’re chocolate eggs, or plastic eggs filled with jelly beans, but real,
It was 10:30 a.m. Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 24, 2016, when Racquel “Rocky” Turner and one her six children decided to take a walk around their Saugus neighborhood. As they walked
March is full of opportunities for fun with your loved ones. Here’s a few places to go explore, and some ideas for a few family fun days in March. Death
Locations shoots for the 10 “Star Wars” films have covered a wide variety of landscapes across the world. There is not a continent on the planet that hasn’t been visited
From Vasquez Rocks Natural Area Park to the magnificent mansion of silent movie star William S. Hart, these five landmarks in the Santa Clarita Valley are a “must see” for
It seems St. Patrick’s Day, March 17, is as popular as ever… and you don’t have to be Irish to enjoy a pint, or two, and a parade, as well.
Public markets started as a way to bring food directly to the public, without the higher prices, or delays, of a “middle man.” Modern public markets are often cultural touchstones,
Kevin MacDonald, executive director of the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center, has a passion for people. MacDonald was born in Mountain Lakes, N.J., the third of seven children. His father
We used to go camping every summer in our 1963 Wheelcamper, inherited from my husband’s parents. We wanted to show our daughter the natural wonders of California and beyond. Among
Spring is around the corner, just weeks away and now is the time to mark your calendars for festival fun. There are Scottish games, a celebration of whales and, if
Ok, so Valentine’s Day didn’t exactly go as planned. Maybe it’s a good idea to mix it up in your relationship and escape for a romantic getaway to some of
Mike Nugent, a fixture at Bowman High School for 22 years, retired from teaching four years ago — and is now busier than ever. After 39 years as a prep
The recent rains have made the soil in the Santa Clarita Valley soft and easy to dig. Now is the time to get to the nursery for your bare root
“Great St. Francis Dam Crumbles” “Great Wall of Water Sweeps Sleeping Victims Into Eternity” “Death Flood comes In Darkness” “Dead May Number 400” “Living Hunted in Debris!” “Flood Death Toll
When we think of Ireland, we often conjure up images of shamrocks, St. Patrick’s Day and leprechauns. However, there’s more to Ireland than corned beef and cabbage. In fact, while
When it’s winter my thoughts always turn to comfort food. Those hearty dishes that warm your tummy and your soul. Here’s a couple of my favorite comfort food recipes: Michele’s
The seventh annual SCV Charity Chili Cook-off, which raises tens of thousands of dollars each year for local nonprofit organizations, is supporting Shelter Hope Pet Shop and St. Bonnie’s Sanctuary/Lange
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