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Jim de Bree

Jim de Bree | Credit Where It’s Due for COC

In its June 30 edition, The Signal published an article under the headline, “COC announces taxpayer savings on bond debt.” The article discussed how College of the Canyons successfully refinanced

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Rick Barker | Garcia Staying True to Who He Is

As former President Barack Obama so succinctly pointed out after his first presidential victory, when some people on the right were complaining that he was being too liberal, he rightly

David Hegg

David Hegg | July 4, Freedom and Freedoms

By David Hegg  I find it both interesting and important that July 4, our national celebration of liberty, of individual and corporate freedom, falls on a Sunday this year. Why?

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Dennis Fitzgerald | Too Much Plastic!

Yesterday I went to our monthly community food swap morning and noticed that many of the people had paper bags to take produce home, which is in line with our

Our View

Our View | Independence, Warts and All

Editor’s note: The following is a reprint of a Signal editorial published July 4, 2020: By The Signal Editorial Board Today we celebrate our nation’s independence, our freedom and a

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Gary Curtis | Pro-Life Measure Deserves Hearing

Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives are in the minority but are working hard to restore pro-life restrictions and related considerations on federal funds in fiscal year 2022.  The

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Rob Kerchner | A New Iron Curtain

It’s fascinating how the left — which opposed shame for traditional social stigmas such as abortion, homosexuality, transgenderism, divorce, promiscuity, infidelity, public assistance, homelessness, etc. — is now all-in on

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Richard Myers | A Rare Form of Bravery

I was just watching the news about the condo collapse in Florida and the screen revealed first responders in the underground parking structure searching for survivors and the bravery of

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Jim Farley | Preserve the Hart Indian

Although we have recently relocated to Arizona, my wife and I had been in Santa Clarita since 1982. I am extremely concerned about the potential of Hart High School having