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An Autumn Evening of Musical Gifts for the Santa Clarita Master Chorale Benefit
If music has ever moved you, join the singers for the “Friends of Santa Clarita Master Chorale,” an October 13th fund-raising concert and reception with a wealth of musical talent turning out to support the Chorale.
Find Out More About The Chamber Education Foundation
Recently CNN/Money Magazine rated the City of Santa Clarita the best place to live in California. Of course, Santa Clarita residents already knew that, having chosen this valley to be our home.
Antonovich Dedicates Castaic Lake Boating Safety Instructions Center
Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich joined the Department of Parks and Recreation, California State University Northridge, Los Angeles County Junior Lifeguards and members of the Castaic community in dedicating the new Boating Instruction Safety Center at Castaic Lake Recreation Area.
Single Mothers Outreach Raises Funds to Make a Difference
Recent events for Santa Clarita Single Mothers Outreach included The Sixth annual Luncheon/Fashion Show themed Lazy, Crazy, days of Summer and Mother Lode Poker Run.
City Honored Nationally
The City of Santa Clarita was one of 15 cities honored at the 2007 Mayors’ Climate Protection Awards Program by the United States Conference of Mayors. The awards recognize and honor mayors for outstanding and innovative practices that mayors are taking to increase energy efficiency in their cities and to help curb global warming.
Circle of Hope’s Theatrical Afternoon Tea Fundraiser
In the spirit of the Victorians, who invented the tradition of afternoon tea, high tea has been reborn in Newhall and dare we say it, improved. Circle of Hope’s signature fundraiser, normally the last weekend of September, will be Saturday, September 29 and Sunday, September 30 between noon and 3 p.m. This event is the essence of tea and fun. Tickets are only $50, quite a bargain for food and entertainment. Tables of 8 may be reserved; otherwise all seats are unreserved, on a first-come basis.
Volunteers Can Learn Tricks of the Haunt Trade in Real Haunted House
The community will get together and have a scary good time at the Heritage Junction Halloween Haunt and Craft Fair. The Santa Clarita Valley Historical Society, a non-profit organization working to better the history of the SCV, will be hosting this Halloween event on several weekends in October 2007. It is a fun safe place where families can have not only an educational experience, but also a ghostly encounter as well.
Whatâs Cool for Kids in Santa Clarita?
Find out What’s Cool for Kids in Santa Clarita at the Child & Family Center’s fifth annual Kid Expo, Saturday, October 27. The free event will be at Golden Valley High School, 27051 Robert C. Lee Parkway in Canyon Country, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Open Your Heart and Your Home to a Child in Need
Every year thousands of children are placed up for adoption for many reasons. Sometimes a parent or both parents are not ready for a child. The reasons can be emotional, financial or physical, but none-the-less, the child ends up without the love and security that parents provide. Have you ever thought about adoption? Do you feel your home could create a solid, safe environment for a child in need? Why not fall in love with these beautiful children?
Santa Clarita Soroptimist Club Welcomes New Members
The July 11 meeting of the Soroptimist International of Santa Clarita Valley was full of energy as five new members were inducted into the organization. President Gail Rocco -Mack indicated that this was one of the largest new member celebrations in many years.
McLean Takes Office as Los Angeles President for League of California Cities
Santa Clarita Mayor Marsha McLean was sworn in as president of the Los Angeles County Division of the League of California Cities on Thursday, August 2, 2007, at the Annual Installation Dinner at the Walt Disney Company’s Golden Oak Ranch in Santa Clarita.
Quick Thinking Saves Lives
On Thursday, August 16th a good samaritan, saved a woman and baby on the 405 south. His friends at The Smoke Zone told the story immediately after the incident.Traffic had come to a complete halt on the 405 south freeway and Jurayr was next to a Ford Escort when he saw flames coming out from underneath the car.
The Theatre Project/SCV Holds Third Salon Series Fundraiser
Mission Valley Bank Presents $5,000 Check as Newest Member of The Corporate 100
Over 50 corporate and civic leaders and theatre enthusiasts gathered Saturday night, July 28, at the Sand Canyon home of Mark and Sue Younger for the latest effort to raise the necessary funds to kick off this valley’s own professional theatre company, The Theatre Project/SCV.
The World Goes ‘Round -The Songs of Kander & Ebb
Four Performances at the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center at College of the Canyons
Confidential Data Destruction Company (CDDC), under the leadership of President Steve Sturgeon, has inked a deal with The Theatre Project/SCV to be the exclusive presenting sponsor of the upcoming benefit engagement of The World Goes ‘Round– The Songs of Kander & Ebb, which will electrify audiences at the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center at College of the Canyons from September 20 to 23.
Step Out to Fight Diabetes!
Once again, Santa Clarita residents are taking to the streets to walk in support of finding a cure for diabetes. Nationally, over 200,000 walkers join forces to make a difference to someone they know by supporting the American Diabetes Association’s premier fund raising event. In Santa Clarita alone, over 20,000 people are living with diabetes. Local sponsors lending their support to the Walk include the MannKind Corporation, Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital, Newhall Land and Farm, and Mann Biomedical.
Seven Cries of Today’s Teens: Hear their Hearts, Make the Connection
Does your teen cry out to be trusted, loved and to feel safe and secure? Do they have a purpose, and long to be heard, valued and supported? Based on a customized survey developed by Tim Smith and George Gallup, our teens, the
millennials, say these are their seven greatest needs.
Evan the Warrior
Evan the Warrior. That is the name that everyone has given to eight-year-old Evan Hutchison. He is one of Santa Clarita’s very own. Two and half months ago he was diagnosed with leukemia and since then he has under gone extensive treatments and will have to continue chemotherapy for three years. Evan is currently in the consolidation phase of treatment and looks forward to better days. Here’s what Evan has to say:
Itâs Time to Sign Up with Escape and Join the Cast of Oliver
Escape Theatre recently performed “Peter Pan” this past June at the College of the Canyons Performing Arts Center. The talented 240 kids involved were incredible, along with the amazing flying effects, unbelievable dancing and a 17-piece orchestra that accompanied them. Over 4,300 people from the community came and supported the production.
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