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College Briefs for Sept. 18

Calloway earns dean’s list honor at Millersville University  Millersville University announces that Alyna Calloway, of Canyon Country, has been named to the dean’s list for the spring 2025 semester.  Students

Front row: Elks member Vince Morales, Guitars for Vets members David Russell, Chris Morse, Tom Lamog, Bruce Geiger, Mike Singletary and Elks member Wayne Edwards. Back row: Elks member Charlie Handy. Courtesy photo.

Jammin’ for a cause: Elks & vets unite 

News release  Santa Clarita Elks Lodge No. 2379 recently hosted a jam session featuring members of Guitars for Vets. Veterans Committee Chair Jeannette Fisher organized a dinner, offering complimentary meals

To close the “All Valley Showcase” all the school music programs present, including Color Gaurd, performed one final set together during the Inaugural event at Valencia High School held by the Saugus High School Instrumental Music Program. 092124 Katherine Quezada/The Signal

Saugus band to host All Valley Showcase 

News release  The Marching Centurions of Saugus High School are inviting the community to “be witness to the power, precision and pageantry of high school marching bands from across the

Children’s Hospital Los Angeles Therapy Dog Volunteers brought their furry friends to the Titania K9 Fund Wanted Wild West Gala to show attendees the crucial role the therapy dog program plays in the well-being of patients including those battling cancer on Sunday at the Sand Canyon Country Club. 092924 Katherine Quezada/The Signal

Titania K9 to host annual fundraiser  

Titania K9 Fund is scheduled to hold its annual fundraiser the “Wanted Wild West Gala” to support the Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles at the Sand Canyon Country Club in

Jayson Dumenigo holds up the Academy’s award for achievement in science and engineering in the David Geffen Theater at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles, April 2025. Photo courtesy of Jayson Dumenigo

Stuntman sets industry ablaze 

In 1988, when he was 8 years old and living in Val Verde, Jayson Dumenigo and some of his friends wandered onto the former Indian Dunes movie ranch behind Magic