Sunday Signal

Family Fun: Discover Ireland

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

A few tips as winter winds down

While many landscapes are slumbering through the winter in North America, our gardens offer plenty of outdoor activities for the Santa Clarita gardener. Historically, February is the wettest month —

Memory and imagination

A Second Wind, by Mary Petersen My friend recommended a book to me a few weeks ago — “Adventures in Memory.” This, ironically, after I boasted in my last column

Dance, laugh, learn and play in Newhall

Picture this: You walk into The MAIN in Old Town Newhall, and take a few minutes to admire the latest original artwork adorning the lobby walls before finding your favorite

Setting an example at COC

It’s a chilly, but sunny Friday afternoon in Valencia. Most people are getting a jumpstart on weekend plans or taking in the sunshine on a stroll around the College of

A second chance at Redemption Road

Goats, horses, wild African guinea fowl and more animals intermittently populate this ranch, but Attilius the Anatolian Shepherd never bats an eyelash. When he comes out to play at Redemption

Village Idiot: Signs of the times

You’re from out of town going 65 mph down the highway heading west, and you want to catch another highway going north. What do you think the exit sign should

Michele makes comfort food

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

Keeping healthy in the office

Believe it or not, there are plenty of ways to stay active in small increments throughout the day that will keep you feeling fit and healthy. Personal trainer Sierra Schotts

Child passenger protocols to follow

Parents and caregivers take various measures to safeguard their children around their homes. The same attention to safety also extends to when families leave the house. Rules in place concerning

Water works in the SCV

While the Santa Clarita Valley consistently receives high marks for its clean water supply, hard water is also a fact of life for many who live out here. Depending on

80s scene returns to Canyon Santa Clarita

Fans of 80s music will delight at the latest show coming to Canyon Santa Clarita Johnny Ventura takes the stage and sings to massive crowds, his appearance is Spicoli, Sean

Prune and rejuvenate your roses

Pruning roses can seem like a mystery, especially if you have never done it before. It’s one thing to read about pruning in a book, but you have to actually

Managing orbits, one day at a time

It might sound a little crazy, but one longtime Stevenson Ranch resident travels about 30 miles every day to explore planets, moons and areas of the galaxy that many will