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Will Boydston be Santa Clarita’s
Next Mayor Pro Tem?
by Melissa Lampert
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With the Santa Clarita City Council set
choose the city’s next mayor pro tem on
he
Tuesday, some residents have raised the
Ben
question of whether Councilman TimBen
ion for
Boydston will be given fair consideration
the position.
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Laemmle Theatre
Project in Newhall
Green Light if No Parking Structure,
Red Light if No Subsidy By Doug Sutton
On Tuesday evening, an Old Town Newhall Redevelopment Block
Reception was held at City Hall. Greg Laemmle, president of Laemmle
Theatres, and Jason Tolleson of the Serrano Development Group
delivered a presentation of project details. The presentation included
renderings of the proposed project in Newhall that includes a Laemmle
Theatre, mixed use retail, housing space and a public parking structure.
The average time it takes for a
councilmember to become mayor pro tem
after his or her first election is 31 months,
but Boydston has served almost twice that
and has never been selected.
Green Light
The City of Santa Clarita is considering paying for a parking structure
for the theatre and retail outlets at an approximate cost of $9-10
million. When asked if the city-built parking structure was not
approved, would the company still proceed with the building of the
theatre, Laemmle said it would be. He indicated that not all of their
other theatres have ideal parking situations, but customers are
resourceful in finding places to park, especially in evening hours and
weekends.
“In the entire history of Santa
Clarita, no elected city council
member has been denied the
privilege of serving as mayor pro tem
during their first term,” resident
Steve Petzold said. “Including his
interim term, TimBen has served a
cumulative 59 months.
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"I believe there is a somewhat adequate supply of parking, between the
library, the Metrolink station, and surface streets within a half-mile
radius of the theatre," said Laemmle.
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Red Light
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Laemmle Theater
Included in negotiations between
the city and the principals is an
approximate $3.5 million subsidy
to offset construction costs. When
asked in a subsequent email if the
project would move forward without
those additional funds, Laemmle
explained why the issue is a deal
breaker. It read:
With regard to the $3.5 million subsidy,
we would not be able to move ahead
with the project without receipt of funds
in that amount, absent some sort of
guaranteed proof that construction costs
would be substantially lower than currently estimated. And if you’ve even (sic)
done construction, you know that costs
are rarely lower than estimated.
Ultimately, the $3.5M is needed to bring
the net cost down to a figure that is
commercially reasonable. Without those
funds, we would have difficulty securing
bank financing for the project. We would
need to find additional equity investors,
which would be difficult given the relatively low rate of return coupled with the
risk associated with developing a single
use facility.
The alternative is that we would have
to saddle the operating entity with too
high of a rent, and we would then likely
take a pass on the project for fear that it
would be too likely to operate at a loss.
The Next Mayor Pro Tem?
Laemmle believes the economic advantage of moving forward speaks
for itself.
This is the time to recognize his extraordinary service and leadership in the
community.”
Laemmle’s email read:
For some, these statistics beg the question: what is stopping the city council
from choosing Boydston for the position?
City staff and consultants have carefully
looked over the numbers on this project
... and I believe that they will ultimately
provide the council and the public with
the numbers to show that the subsidy for
the theatre plus the cost to build and own
the parking structure ultimately represent a smart and prudent investment.
With city funds required to
complete the theatre, the proposed
project has set off somewhat of
a firestorm in the ranks of local
pundits. There are arguments on
both sides, some saying the city has
no business subsidizing for-profit
companies, while others claim it
would be money well spent, with
great benefit to the Santa Clarita
community. Stay tuned, as this
will undoubtedly bring a swarm
of heated opinions, much like the
chloride and billboard controversies
of the past.
Anyone who has attended a city council
meeting recently may have noticed
Boydston’s outspoken nature and
determination to make
his opinions
known –
which often
differ from
that of his fellow council
members –
but whether
this is related to his being repeatedly
“passed over” for the position of mayor
pro tem remains unknown.
in support of electing him mayor pro
tem, why won’t they come out and state
their reasons why?” asked Doug Sutton,
publisher of the Santa Clarita Gazette.
“It seems they’re afraid to create more
conflict, when they should be willing to
come forward with their concerns for
the benefit of the community.”
Mayor Marsha McLean and Council
Members Dante Acosta and Laurene
Weste did not return requests for comment as of press
time Wednesday.
For some, these statistics
beg the question: what is
stopping the city council
from choosing Boydston
for the position?
When asked if he believes that
Boydston would serve the City of
Santa Clarita well if selected as the next
mayor pro tem, current Mayor Pro Tem
Bob Kellar responded, “It doesn’t take
rocket science to know that there are
concerns,” but didn’t elaborate.
“If the other council members are not
Kellar said he
couldn’t speak for
the other members of the council, but offered
some insight into
how he will approach the upcoming vote next week.
“I try to make all my decisions, I try
to predicate them on the best information (available), whether it’s having to
do with who’s going to be mayor or
whether or not we’re going to support
a project,” Kellar said. “I try my best to
do what I think the right thing is for our
community.”
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Hart Regiment, won the gold medal in Division 4A with their field show
entitled “L.O.V.E.” It is the 12th state title for Hart.
West Ranch took silver in the 4A division, with a score of 90.2, and also
won the percussion caption award with their field show “Rain.”
Valencia High School earned gold in Division 3A with a score of 88.10.
They also earned the percussion caption award with their field show
“Electronica.” It is the third year in a row Valencia has medaled (two
golds and one bronze).
Other Santa Clarita schools that qualified and competed at championships
were Golden Valley, which placed fourth with a score of 83.5, Canyon
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1st Wagons, Prohibitionists & Hart’s Dalliance
On This Date in SCV History:
70 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK, 1945 ...
IN EONS GONE BY …
The chief engineer of AAA called for the construction of a state-wide series
of connecting super roads. He called the plan “freeways.”
With alcoholism running rampant, the Prohibitionist movement was huge
in the late 19th century. The leader of the abstinence movement was Kansas
Governor John St. John. He and some investors purchased the old Lyons Station at present-day Sierra Highway and Newhall Avenue, along with 10,000
acres. Their dream was to form a dry (no alcohol) community in the SCV — no
easy task when there were far more saloons than churches and schools. The
idea went nowhere, not even among hardened Prohibitionists. Seems a home or
business owner agreed to forfeit their holdings if ANYONE was caught drinking alcohol on their property.
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151. Hart’s birthday is December 6, but, there has been some
debate as to the year. It’s generally agreed to be 1864 and TwoGun Bill was born in Newburgh, New York. Not too many
people know that Hart was engaged to his alleged soul mate and
WHILE she was out, wedding dress shopping, the movie star allegedly got a teenage actress, Winifred Westover, pregnant back
at their hotel. Hart married Winny, discovered she WASN’T
pregnant, fought heavily, made up, had a baby, then split up.
When Hart died in 1946, his son, Bill Jr., sued the county for his
massive estate. Junior lost. It went to L.A. County.
Ranching can be dangerous work. Sheldon Huntsinger had four fingers
mangled in an accident at the famed Bouquet turkey ranch when he got his
digits caught in an alfalfa grinder.
A HALF CENTURY AGO THIS WEEK, 1965 ...
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in Acton. Last minute bulldozing and volunteer shoveling saved
the retreat. Workers from Pacific Telephone put together an
impromptu bridge to evacuate 60 animals.
Controversial evangelist Tony Alamo was a local bigwig here in
the 1970s, donating money and even the football stands at Canyon High. Later, he would be indicted on a variety of charges,
from fraud to kidnapping. He used wayward street urchins to
raise millions by begging. Alamo’s wife, Susan, was diagnosed
with cancer on this date. Alamo was not Italian, by the way. He
was born Jewish as Bernie Lazar Hoffman.
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Mesa Elementary to gut. When custodians arrived early Monday
morning, they found the disgusting remains right there on the
playground.
The first stagecoach to enter the SCV crashed. The
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Francisquito Canyon land grant.
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growing up in Castaic. He used to help his dad run
hogs from here to Santa Paula. It took about three
days along the bends of the Santa Clara. Swanson recalled the river used to run year-round and at its lowest, it was knee deep on a full-grown man. In those
tougher times, Swanson started construction work
at 14, digging petroleum lines through the valley. He
also helped build the Ridge Route and recalled that
much of the work was done with mules.
plucky teamster and entrepreneur Phineas Banning tried
to hire drivers to run the first stage through the original
30-foot slice of Beale’s Cut on Dec. 5, 1854. No one
would take the job. The road was very dangerous and
wasn’t ready for horses nor wagons. So, Phinny drove it
himself. It crashed and sent Banning flying. The jovial
soul jumped up, dusted himself off and declared the
descent a success.
You’d think the people of Santa Barbara would be
more genteel. COC Stadium was the site of perhaps the
worst brawl in local history. Parents and fans from the
Santa Barbara High School side swarmed out of the
bleachers at COC Stadium to engage players and locals
in a free-swinging, bottle-throwing melee. SB lost both
the CIF playoff game and the fight.
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locals found Ron Whitelaw not guilty of felony child
endangerment and kidnapping. Whitelaw had, seven years earlier, taken his
two young daughters to Oregon to raise them, despite the girls being given to
their mother’s custody. Whitelaw’s attorneys showed a history of abuse by the
mother, plus several threats to kill Whitelaw.
Two inches of rain fell on the SCV in a couple of hours. A flash flood wiped
out the bridge in Castaic. No one was injured.
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took his index finger clean off, save for a sliver of skin. His sister grafted and
wrapped the finger together and it grew back nicely.
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and made off with $1,700 (wholesale) worth of Foster Farm turkey breasts. My
friend Tom Frew claims he has an alibi…
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makers turned Mint Canyon on the Branson Ranch into an Arabian desert oasis. It was quite the show, with the camels and palm trees. One old-timer noted
that that’s the reason why some of these spots in distant canyons have palm
trees today — from the movie industry coming in and leaving behind exotic
flora.
The SCV used to be the temporary home of wandering gypsies, who would
travel in a huge figure-8 trek picking crops in SoCal. The wanderers settled
down in Mint Canyon for several weeks as a man known as Adam held court.
He was King of the Gypsies and was there to await his spoil from his subjects,
who came from all over the country and the world to pay tribute. Hundreds of
gypsies would set up camp. While their cousins, bands of agricultural gypsies,
came through town in big and colorful horse-drawn wagons, the wandering
gypsies roared through in large cars and vans, setting up carnivals and fortune
telling shows. Local police rolled on a report of a double homicide in one of the
camps. When they got there, they were greeted by a mob of men who asked,
“What murder?” The deputies left it at that.
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OPINION
Lean to the Left
Who Rocks and Who Outta be Stoned
On Monday, black leaders felt “played” by Donald Trump. What a shock,
huh?
He invited a coalition of African-American evangelical pastors to a meeting at Trump Tower in New York. Then he announced to the world they
were endorsing him for president.
No calculated move here … though it came just a few days after Trump
made a supremely stupid comment about a Black Lives Matter protestor
who was physically beaten at a Trump event. He said, “Maybe he deserved
to be roughed up.”
By Sylvia Turner
who added “It should come as no surprise that Donald Trump doesn’t
understand civility from an opponent, since he is incapable of showing
civility to an opponent.”
Only about 50 black leaders showed up to Trump Towers, though it didn’t
keep the candidate from bragging about 100 being there. And claiming
they endorsed him.
Bishop Victor Couzens went to the meeting and said Trump’s staffers
made him sound like a good Presbyterian.
Okay, I’m laughing out loud now.
Bishop Corletta Vaughn of Detroit was invited to Trump events repeatedly,
but she had nothing but disdain for his candidacy, even posting her sentiment on Facebook. Yet, her name ended up on a flier put out by Trump’s
campaign saying she was attending the meeting to endorse Trump. Other
leaders had the same experience – their names appeared on the list too, but
definitely do not like him. How pathetic that he has to fake, or swindle,
support by the black community.
“This was a get-played moment,” said Vaughn to NPR reporters. “Just
play the preachers. Put them in the same room, take pictures, and then you
can put anything you want, in terms of content, with a picture.”
Trump announced that he’d gained the endorsement of 100 black ministers from across the country, but in reality, several black ministers were on
talk radio and cable TV denouncing him.
Couzens also reported to NPR that he asked Trump to apologize for
tweeting that blacks commit most of the homicides with white victims, but
Trump wouldn’t.
On a more positive note, Mark and Priscilla Chan Zuckerberg rock.
Members of the Giving Pledge list, they put their money where their
mouths are by taking something as meaningful as the birth of their child
to announce a plan to donate 99 percent of their Facebook shares, with a
value of approximately $45 billion.
“For your generation to live in a better world, there is so much more our
generation can do,” it read. “Today your mother and I are committing to
spend our lives doing our small part to help solve these challenges.”
Other donors who have taken the pledge are from 15 countries, aiming
their fortunes at missions such as poverty alleviation, disaster relief, education, global health and medical research. That’s the beauty of the Left.
And the tweets! They were so sweet!
They included such remarks as “Prostitutes for Trump…don’t let black
pulpit become a pole” by @JamalBryant and “He probably expected to get
attacked, so he interpreted their civility as endorsement” said @brynaw,
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Who Wouldn’t be Grumpy?
A co-worker of a friend of mine told the friend “I
like reading Doug’s Rant, but he seems like a grumpy
guy.” Me grumpy?! What the heck do I have to be
grumpy about? My wife, my family, my employees,
my friends, people in the community, rant readers,
even my dogs don’t understand me. I can take
anything but criticism and being disagreed with, yet
it happens all the time. We have a president who is
a complete joke and I know people who think he is
the best president we’ve ever had! Other than these
things, everything is just freaking great. I still can’t
figure out why someone put an Eeyore doll on my
desk, though.
I do jest, but there has been something eating at me
lately and I wasn’t sure what it was until I heard
about the woes of Target on cyber Monday, when
its website crashed from all the business they were
trying to transact. Then it dawned on me, it’s the
digital age! While this age is a blessing in many
ways, it also has put the hurt on many types of
businesses. Almost every size and type of bricks-andmortar retail store has been impacted. Retail space
leasing is predicted to nose dive as a result, and
restaurants are feeling the impact, with less traffic
heading from stores surrounding them.
Even car repair shops are seeing a dip in business.
Less driving means fewer repairs. The payphone
business, the camera film industry, the recording
industry (albums, cassettes and CD’s), travel
agencies, printing companies, the post office and
yes, the NEWSPAPER industry, all are negatively
affected by the digital age. I’m sure I’m leaving some
out, but what is one to do? Once upon a time the gas
lamp industry, the horse-drawn wagon industry and
many more were impacted by new technology; the
business world didn’t come to end then and it won’t
now. Me Grumpy? Nah, I’ve got many blessings to be
thankful for!
Emit This, Mr. President!
What kind of rant will I emit when this guy is out of
the White House? I mean, really, his stupid ideology
just keeps getting better and better, or I should I
say worse and worse? He was at the climate change
conference in Paris acting like the savior of the
world. He must have finally realized his domestic
and foreign policies are crashing to the ground in
flames! Desperate to leave any sort of a positive
legacy, he is grasping at straws, hoping to save face.
Aside from that, he made a fool out of himself
on the world stage. It really is embarrassing as a
nation to hear the laughable things he said with total
seriousness.
Do you think Putin or China’s leaders give two
craps about climate change? I’ll bet they make
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fun of Obama behind closed doors, over vodka, as
they laugh at his puffed-up attitude over this bogus
crisis. Can’t you just hear them? “Do you really think
this wimp thinks climate change is more of a danger than
terrorism? We’ll show him what real danger is, ha ha.”
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Republican Senators Demand Say on Any Climate
Change Deal: The president has laughed at you before
and will on this too.
Do Newspaper Primary Endorsements Matter?
Hey, what about the Gazette’s?
Oil Plunge Raises Fears of Societal Unrest: It’s
always something!
Global Warming Summit Will Produce 300,000
Tons of CO2: Does Obama know this? Would he care if
he did?
This is a guy who won’t allow bombs to be dropped
on oil fields because it would cause damage to the
environment! Really? Never mind these oil fields
are the main revenue source for the bastards who
want us all dead. Never mind the over-regulation
to help prevent unproven climate change is choking
economic life out of certain businesses. Never
mind he wants to singlehandedly put an end to the
coal industry, causing real hardship on families
and economies. I can’t go on any longer about this guy
without breaking into ranting profanities, about which my
wife and God wouldn’t be happy, so I’ll leave what those
ranting words are to your imagination!
Pope: World Headed toward Suicide if no Climate
Agreement: How in the name of the pope does he really
know that?
Quotes of the Week:
“Putin is dropping bombs, we’re dropping pamphlets”
(Rep. Ryan Zinke, Republican congressman from
Montana)
“President Obama is like a beautiful sunrise: each
morning, he astonishes anew. Except that the sunrise is
beautiful, and President Obama is simply stupid.” (Ben
Shapiro, Briebart News)
Does Air Force One Produce Carbon Dioxide?
Does the jet Obama uses for travel emit CO2? Just
wondering, because if he really thinks the stuff is
a serious problem, why in the world do he and his
family fly so much on Air Force One? It’s not just
for the nation’s business either. According to Judicial
Watch and the Washington Examiner, the dude has
spent a minimum of over $33 million (through March)
on vacations since taking office. This includes
lodging, golf, the Secret Service, etc. But how many
jet miles does this include? I do know it’s a heap,
because Hawaii, Africa, even California, aren’t very
close to Washington, and those vacation trips have
occurred several times throughout the years. Also, I
don’t think those costs and the flight miles emitting
tons of CO2 include the numerous fundraising trips
to Los Angles for the Democratic Party, also causing
increased CO2 emissions from cars having to idle in
traffic as he motorcades from LAX.
The point is, if the guy is so concerned about the
harmful effects of the offending emissions, why
doesn’t he put his example where his mouth is? Why
doesn’t he keep his butt at home so the horrible poison
the jet emits doesn’t cause more terrorism? Come on, if
he really thinks this is the worst threat we face, he
should lead by example, right? Yeah, right! Do you
think his pollution-causing vacation lifestyle came
up in Paris while he was hanging with his world
leader buddies? Not likely, because they probably do
the same hypocritical thing he does.
Top Military Officer Contradicts Obama, Says
ISIS Not Contained: This guy better start looking
for another job quickly. Obama does not tolerate this
kind of behavior.
Casual Atmosphere. Come As You Are.
Serious Faith. Great Coffee.
Cher Blasts U.S. for Unsafe Vetting Process for
Syrian Refugees: Ultraliberal Cher? Wow!
On a more serious note, he announced the U.S.
will start with a $51.2 million contribution to help
the poorest countries adapt to climate change. Oh,
really? We are drowning in debt and he haphazardly
goes around Congress making this donation only
to make himself look good. This guy has no clue,
absolutely none. All the crap going on here, around
the world, and he selflessly feeds his ego while the
rest of us gag, not on CO2, but on his stupidity!
Recent Headlines Catching My Attention: (with
my 2 cents added)
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“The … warming before our last ice age was much warmer
than anything we’ve had since. We had a warming that
peaked 9,000 years ago, another warming that peaked
5,000 years ago. Both were warmer than today. Probably
the Roman warming and the medieval warming were both
warmer than today and we’ve had eight warmings of the
earth since the last Ice Age.” (Dennis Avery)
“But we’re responsible for all the carbon dioxide greenhouse
effect? Gracious no! Humans can only claim responsibility,
if that’s the word, for about 3.4 percent of carbon dioxide
emitted to the atmosphere annually; the rest of it is all
natural.” (Steven Milloy, Fox News commentator)
“I don’t know what it tells you, but it tells me that maybe
we should study a bit more before we spend billions to
solve a problem we don’t understand so well.” (Jonah
Goldberg, conservative columnist)
The point is that there is tremendous hypocrisy among the
Christian Right. And I think that Christian voters should
start looking at global warming and extreme poverty as
a religious issue that speaks to the culture of life.” (Al
Franken, D-Minn)
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Saugus Man with Cancer Raising
Funds to Compete in Boston Marathon
A Saugus man who has been battling
cancer for almost three years won the
Santa Clarita Marathon last month, and
is now raising funds to run in the Boston
Marathon.
Brandon Jauregui, 24, was diagnosed
with a rare form of leukemia several years
ago and is still not in remission, but his
diagnosis didn’t stop him from winning
this year’s marathon — or the Santa Clarita
Half Marathon in 2013.
Jauregui placed first out of 347 total
runners in the 2015 Santa Clarita
Marathon held Nov. 8 with a finishing time
of two hours, 35 minutes and 18 seconds,
according to Race Central’s results page.
“That’s the day I wasn’t scared of my
cancer anymore; the day I realized just
because bad things have happened to me
doesn’t mean I still can’t do good things;
the day everything changed,” Jauregui
said in a blog post published by SCV News.
“For the first time in a very long time I felt
invincible.”
He continued, “I wanted to win that race
for all the people who supported me, and
still do, in my running career and battle
against cancer. I’ve also realized cancer
can be such an unpredictable and scary
aspect of life. I have no idea how long I’ll
be competing for or how long I’ll be here,
The win qualified him for the 2017 Boston
Marathon, prompting resident Amanda
Meredith to create a Go Fund Me page so
Jauregui can participate in the Los Angeles
Marathon in February 2016 followed by
the Boston Marathon in April 2017.
Funds donated through the page would be
used for Jauregui’s registration fees, flight
to Boston, hotel accommodations and
food, according to the Go Fund Me page.
Meredith set an initial goal of raising
$2,000 for Jauregui, and has raised $1,555
over the last 20 days.
“If I learned one thing during my quest
for marathon gold on Nov. 8, it’s that no
matter how hard something gets, fighting
back is worth it,” Jauregui said. “I’m not
sure it’s even possible to top my SCV
marathon win, but I’ll keep training hard
because I know my battle against cancer
and my comeback in running is inspiring
someone out there.”
To visit the Go Fund Me page for Brandon
Jauregui, go to www.gofundme.com/tk9sat2k.
Article Source: www.hometownstation.com
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Haggen in Saugus to
Reopen as Albertsons
Haggen Food and Pharmacy has
announced that a U.S. bankruptcy
court confirmed the sale of the grocer’s
Saugus location to Albertsons.
The Haggen location in Saugus, which
opened in June, closed Thursday.
Albertsons LLC bought the majority of
Haggen’s locations, picking up 30 of the
47 stores that were sold at auction last
month, according to a news release.
Other buyers included Stater Bros.
Markets, Sprouts Farmers Market,
Smart and Final Stores LLC, Tawa Inc.
and Yoke’s Foods Inc.
Haggen filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
in early September, closing several of its
locations to “reorganize around its core
profitable stores,” many of them in the
Pacific Northwest.
The closures include Nevada, Oregon,
California, Arizona and Washington.
By Melissa Lampert
which is why winning this race was so
important to me.”
By Enzo Marino
McBean Parkway was closed just
months after its grand opening in April.
The west coast grocer will receive up to
$215 million from its existing lenders to
continue its day-to-day operations and
the flow of merchandise during the sale
process, according to a news release.
In an effort to expand the company,
Albertsons is preparing an initial public
offering of its common stock, according
to a prospectus released by the grocer
Monday.
Albertsons will offer 65 million shares
of common stock, expecting an initial
public offering price of between $23
and $26 per share, according to the
document.
Registered Santa Clarita Sex Offender
Sentenced to Two Years in State Prison
by Heather Harbin
A registered Santa Clarita sex offender was sentenced this week after
pleading no contest to molestation charges.
Eduardo Antonio Colocho, 36, was sentenced to two years in state
prison Monday, said Jane Robison with the Los Angeles County District
Attorney’s Office.
Colocho plead not guilty to one count of felony molestation or annoyance
of a child under 18 with a prior sex crime conviction on Friday, Nov. 13.
He was arrested on July 13, 2015 at 11:50 a.m. by Santa Clarita Valley
Sheriff ’s Station officials and his bail was set for $170,000, according to
arrest records.
Colocho has a prior sex crime conviction in 2006, “sodomy with a victim
unconscious of the nature of the act,” according to the Megan’s Law
website.
Albertsons is one of the largest food
and drug retailers in the U.S., operating
2,196 stores in 33 states.
Haggen’s second SCV location on
Photo courtesy of Megan’s Law website
Photo by Sydney Croasmun
Dec 4 - Dec 10, 2015
Holiday Events in Santa Clarita
Dec. 4-6
Come Christmas Sing!
The Master’s College Department of Music presents its 32nd Annual ChristmasSing Concert Series. With a full orchestra, familiar choruses and festive scenes,
it’s a joyful worship celebration on Thursday and Friday, December 3-4 at 7:30
p.m. and Saturday, December 5 at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $12-$36 plus
fees. The event will be held at The Master’s College MacArthur Center, located
at 21726 Placerita Canyon Rd. in Newhall. Call (661) 362-2262.
Dec. 5
Holiday Memories Home Tour & Boutique
Guests will tour selected Santa Clarita homes, which are professionally decorated for the holidays. The annual event raises money for the Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Foundation. The home addresses are given to ticketholders, who
can visit the sites between 9:30 a.m - 4:30 p.m. The cost is $30 in advance or you
may buy a ticket for $35 at the boutique, which is held on the day of the Home
Tour at Pico Canyon Elementary School, 25255 Pico Canyon Rd. in Stevenson
Ranch. For more information, call (661)200-1200.
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Sarah Palin Comes to
Oak Tree Gun Club
By Martha Michael
Visitors to a local shooting range will get a chance to see a
high profile politician, author and commentator this weekend.
Sarah Palin, former governor of Alaska and former running
mate to presidential candidate John McCain, will make an
appearance at Oak Tree Gun Club from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on
Saturday, Dec. 5.
She is promoting her recent book, “Sweet Freedom: A Devotional,” and will sign copies for her fans at the site, located at
23121 Coltrane Ave. in Newhall. No personal photography is
allowed, however free professional photos will be available.
For more information, visit Oaktreegunclub.com or call (661)
259-7441.
Dec. 5
Hot Cocoa and a Movie
The community is welcome to go to the Santa Clarita Activities Center at 1 p.m.
for a holiday themed afternoon. The SCAC is located at 20880 Centre Pointe
Pkwy in Santa Clarita. For more information, call (661) 250-3710.
Dec. 6
Holiday Ornament Making
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Center Dr., #106 in Valencia. You can become a part of it by sending an RSVP
to Color Me Mine at (661) 799-9266 or find Holiday Ornament Making on
Facebook. P.S. Santa’s reindeer will also be at Westfield Valencia Town Center
that day.
BRIDGE BITES from The American Contract Bridge League
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Female Athlete of the Week
Kaylee Thompson
Dec 4 - Dec 10, 2015
Male Athlete of the Week
Tucker Welker
Leading the Saugus High School
girls cross country team to the
CIF State Division 2 championship at Woodward Park in Fresno,
Kaylee Thompson was the team’s
top finisher in seventh place in 17
minutes, 52.3 seconds. The Saugus girls won their ninth CIF State
championship.
West Ranch High School runner
Tucker Welker was 10th in the
CIF State Cross Country Division 2 race at Woodward Park in
Fresno. He completed the course
in 15 minutes, 27.0 seconds. The
West Ranch boys finished in seventh place at the CIF State meet.
“Kaylee was much improved
from the beginning of the season
to championship time, when the
meets mattered the most,” said
Saugus High School Cross Country Coach Rene Paragas. “She ran
with heart, guts and determination, leading Saugus from the
front with All-CIF and All-State
performances.”
“Tucker Welker wrapped up his
high school cross-country career
for West Ranch earning All-State
honors at CIF State Finals on
the Woodward Park 5k course in
Fresno on Saturday, November
28th. He led his teammates to a
7th place team finish,” said West
Ranch Cross Country Coach
Steve Tucker. “He will forever be
known as West Ranch’s ultimate
race day performer and the one
who always delivers when the
pressure is on.”
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Advice for Adolescents
By Sarah Farnell
Being a teenager sure is tough. This week, you guys sent lots of
relatable questions that needed to be answered. Here are just a
few of them.
When is the best time to vape at a funeral?
Funerals are a sad time for everyone — friends, lovers, even
family members. But, that doesn’t mean that you can’t still put
the “fun” in funeral. Personally, I recommend blowin’ clouds
during the open casket. Nobody will question the gnarly vape
storm coming from the front of the room. Just pretend to accidentally nudge the coffin. Most people will assume that the jolt
of the casket rustled Ethel’s ancient hairdo into a dust frenzy. It
is foolproof.
I have this weird rash on my leg. Can you take a look?
Please leave me alone.
I got an F on a test. How do I break the news to my parents?
Ouch! This is a touchy one. Finding out that a child is underperforming in school can be detrimental to a family’s social
status and overall superficial image. Stop panicking — there is
a way to break the news without breaking that social order. The
first step would be to initiate tragedy — make
your bad grade look like a dream scenario. Pay a
man on the street to make Fluffy disappear for a
few weeks. Your parents will be too busy grieving the bitter loss to care about your chemistry
final. Give yourself a high-five.
My boyfriend just broke up with me to follow his dream of
becoming a celebrity chef. How do I cope with such a loss?
From Emeril to Bobby Flay, the path to becoming a celebrity
chef has been riddled with spurned lovers. Instead of coping,
be proactive. Get him back. Culinary school is the first step.
Upon graduation, challenge him to an Iron Chef competition.
Make him sign a marriage license (disguised as a contract)
minutes before competing. Till death do you part.
Help! My mom thinks memes are funny. Am I adopted?
I remember when my mom liked memes. I checked the local library for birth records, scoped the craigslist personals for adoption stories, and even had my DNA examined by a geneticist.
I eventually found out that I was indeed adopted. You should
check local adoption records before your life gets any worse.
Warning: This piece is a satire. The Views expressed in this column are those of the writer, not necessarily those of Valley Publications.
Dec 4 - Dec 10, 2015
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HandsOn Santa Clarita
HandsOn Santa Clarita is a nonprofit volunteer center that connects
thousands of volunteers with local nonprofit organizations to help meet the
needs of the community.
Founded in 1997, the mission of HandsOn Santa Clarita is to provide
support and resources to build nonprofit capacity and connect local
nonprofit organizations with volunteers, groups and businesses.
“Volunteer centers such as
HandsOn Santa Clarita can
provide a lot of resources to
small, local nonprofits that
wouldn’t otherwise be able
to afford them,” said Ethan
Reynolds, an organization
spokesperson. “There are a
lot of organizations in Santa
Clarita that rely on the support
of volunteers to continue
serving the community—many
more than most people realize.
These organizations work with
us to start building volunteer
relationships and to take their
organization to the next level.”
By Melissa Lampert
Organization officials are currently gearing up for their annual 5K/10K
Holiday Run Fundraiser at Six Flags Magic Mountain. The third annual
event, set for December 19, gives community members the chance to dress
up in holiday costumes and go for a “fun run” through the theme park.
“Get a close up view of dozens of roller coasters as you run past all of the
park’s main attractions, all for charity,” HandsOn Santa Clarita officials said
on the event’s Facebook page,
adding that the race typically
sells out.
The top three females and
top three males in each race
will receive an award, while
all participants will be given
a medal and goody bag.
Registration is expected to
stay open until race day, and
organization officials are still in
need of volunteers to help put on
the event.
In just one year, HandsOn Santa
Clarita volunteers “gave back”
more than 175,000 hours to
local nonprofits, according to an April 2015 The HandsOn Santa Clarita 5K/10K Holiday Run at Magic Mountain
report by KHTS AM-1220.
In addition to regular volunteer opportunities, the organization currently
offers a program where court-referred volunteers can complete their
mandated community service. The program was designed to be an
alternative sentencing program used by court and probation officials instead
of incarceration.
“Organizations all across
Santa Clarita are always in
need of volunteers; HandsOn
Santa Clarita is no exception,”
Reynolds said. “There’s no
better way to get in the holiday
giving spirit than to volunteer.
Give your time to the community to make
it a better place.”
For more information about HandsOn Santa Clarita or the 5K/10K Holiday Run
Fundraiser, go to www.handsonscv.org or call 661-257-1997.
Hero of the Week
Mia Slotsve
By Melissa Lampert
Mia Slotsve is an active community member who has served numerous organizations
throughout the Santa Clarita Valley in recent years, including HandsOn Santa Clarita.
“She is a star volunteer, giving of herself and her time at every need and opportunity,”
said Ethan Reynolds of HandsOn Santa Clarita. “She, and others like her, form the
foundation upon which our community is built and allow nonprofit organizations that
benefit (from) that community to thrive.”
Slotsve is a Girl Scout leader and area recruiter, PTA secretary and chair for several
local events. She has volunteered at the Santa Clarita Community Garden’s Arbor Day
event for the last two years and is a “regular cheerleader” at mile 12 of the Santa Clarita
Marathon.
In addition, Slotsve is on the Inaugural SCV Chamber of Commerce Santa Colorita
Committee, and is currently in her third year of serving on the committee for HandsOn
Santa Clarita’s annual Magic Mountain Holiday 5K/10K Run.
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Dec 4 - Dec 10, 2015
‘Star Wars’ Coming to Santa Clarita Libraries
The Santa Clarita Public Libraries will join the mania surrounding the release
of “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” this month with activities and related
programs. The Santa Clarita Public Library invites Jedis of all ages to celebrate
on Monday, December 7, 2015 and continuing up to the release of the film on
Thursday, December 17, 2015.
All three library branches will offer more than a week of free programs
and giveaways, including:
Jedi Academy – Young padawans can test their skills with the Force at the
Canyon Country Jo Anne Darcy Library from 12-3 p.m. on Saturday,
December 12.
Star Wars Ornament Making – Jedi Knights ages 12 and up can create
holiday ornaments at the Valencia Library from 4-6 p.m. on Tuesday,
December 8, 2015.
Michael Kogge Author Event – Jedi Master Michael Kogge, author of “Star
Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know,” will talk about all things Star
Wars at the Old Town Newhall Library beginning at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday,
December 17, 2015.
During each event, participants will have the opportunity to win a pair of
tickets to a private screening of “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” at 10 a.m. on
Saturday, December 19, 2015 at the Valencia Stadium 12 Theater. In order to
be eligible to win a ticket, library guests must participate in at least one activity
and be 13 years or older.
Additionally, young padawans will have the opportunity to win free books
and DVDs of “Star Wars Rebels” at each library by participating in guessing
games. For more information on Star Wars themed events at the Santa Clarita
Public Library, visit SantaClaritaLibrary.com.
Six Red Dresses Bring Awareness to Domestic Violence
When residents see six red dresses hanging in various locations in the
Santa Clarita Valley, they are urged to be more aware of the issue of
domestic violence.
The Zonta Club of Santa Clarita has launched a campaign and joined
forces with the City of Santa Clarita, the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff ’s
Station and the Domestic Violence Center of Santa Clarita to curtail the
level of domestic violence in the community through awareness. Called
“Zonta says NO to Violence Against Women,” the group will display six
red dresses throughout the City from now through Wednesday, December
11, 2015.
The six red dresses depict six local women who have lost their lives
due to domestic violence. All of the dresses will be displayed outside,
vulnerable to wind and weather. Those elements will animate the dresses,
revitalizing the life that is missing. The color of the dresses are meant
to symbolize love and spilled blood, an inescapable reminder of the
intimacy of domestic abuse.
can be sustained through local efforts. The Santa Clarita Valley club was
founded 36 years ago and has more than 70 members.
The “Zonta says NO to Violence Against Women” campaign is
supported by the DIVERT team as an educational outreach to the Santa
Clarita community about domestic violence. For more information about
DIVERT, visit divert.santa-clarita.com. For more information about the
red dress campaign, please contact Linda Davies, Executive Director of
the Domestic Violence Center of SCV at (661) 259-8175 or [email protected].
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Don’t Let Data Thieves Steal Your
‘Happy’ from Your ‘Holiday’
by Robin Sandoval
Thanksgiving has come and gone, and it’s the time of year when millions of
shoppers are hitting stores and websites to purchase gifts for their friends and
loved ones. The amount of money that changes hands in these sales is numbered in the hundreds of billions, and retail stores and websites alike will be
chomping at the bit to get as much of it as they can.
However, merchants aren’t the only ones who are waiting to get a piece of
your hard-earned cash during the holidays. Thieves are well aware of the mad
dash to spend that’s currently taking place, and are working hard to steal your
credit card data and use it themselves or sell it to someone else.
Our world is becoming increasingly digital and thieves, too, are upping their
game and coming up with all sorts of new ways to get at your precious data.
Gone are the days when an enterprising young thief would dig through the
trash at the local mall or department store, hoping to find a bag containing
carbon receipts from customers’ credit card swipes. Now, they’re using a host
of new, craftier modes to not only get a hold of your info, but sometimes to
get it directly from you.
One method for stealing someone’s credit card data is by getting a person to
unknowingly scan their credit card in a false reader, then stealthily scanning it
a second time using a small, square device about the size of a golf ball. This
second device, known as “a skimmer,” steals and records your credit card’s
data. Another common thing thieves do with skimmers is to replace legitimate credit card readers on gas pumps. These new skimmers are designed to
read your card and transmit the data via blue tooth to a nearby computer or
Smartphone.
So, with methods like these (and more) employed by thieves to steal your credit card data, how can you keep yourself safe? First and foremost, regardless of
what kind of protection you have on your account, don’t rely on alerts from
your bank to notify you of suspicious activity. Check your account regularly
and notify your bank immediately if you see anything questionable. Identity
theft is like cancer; catching it quick gives you the best chance for mitigating
the terrible damage it can do. Also, if you have several accounts and/or credit
cards, use only one for your holiday shopping on and offline. It will be much
easier to track your expenditures if they’re all in one place. As a matter of
fact, when you go out to shop, just bring that one card with you. Thieves now
have the technology to steal info directly from your purse or wallet if they can
get close enough to you physically.
Finally, if you decide to do any purchasing online, ensure that you have good
anti-virus software, that it’s up to date, and don’t use any unsecured WiFi networks. The scary thing is that there’s no sure-fire way to protect yourself from
identity theft 100 percent, but the more steps you take, the less likely you’ll be
to fall victim to it.
Robin Sandoval is a California Licensed Bail Bondsman and owner of SCV Bail
Bonds. Robin writes blogs and articles to help increase community awareness of the bail
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com, visit www.scvbailbonds.com or call 661-299-2245.
A 26-year-old female student from Valencia was charged with terrorizing/causing fear.
A 26-year-old salesman from Canyon Country was arrested for embezzlement of more than $400.
A 35-year-old unemployed Newhall woman and a 47-year-old electrician from Saugus were charged with corporal injury on a
spouse/cohabitant. And a 37-year-old Saugus man who works for the
studios and a 26-year-old Daly City woman who works in IT were arrested for battery against a former spouse.
An unemployed 38-year-old Santa Clarita man was arrested for robbery
and a 27-year-old self-employed Santa Clarita man was arrested for
second-degree robbery.
A 21-year-old artist from Santa Clarita and a 39-year-old nurse from Newhall were charged with assault with a deadly weapon, not a firearm,
with great bodily injury.
A couple from Colorado Springs, Colo. – a 33-year-old handyman and
a 30-year-old salesperson – were arrested for cruelty to a child likely to
produce great bodily injury.
An unemployed 27-year-old Santa Clarita man was picked up for receiving known stolen property totaling more than $950.
A 20-year-old laborer from Santa Clarita and two 18-year-olds –a
stocker from Los Angeles and a cashier from Newhall – were picked up
for acquiring access card in 4+ names for over 12 months.
A 43-year-old self-employed Stevenson Ranch man was picked up for
theft of personal property.
DUIs with priors included:
47-year-old fundraiser from Simi Valley
50-year-old nursing assistant from Canyon Country
35-year-old accountant from Valencia
20-year-old car salesman from Canyon Country
38-year-old forklift driver from Ranch Dominguez
32-year-old vendor from Pacoima
34-year-old unemployed Castaic man
48-year-old cook from Newhall
42-year-old employee of Iron Works
43-year-old foreman from Piru
29-year-old customer service rep from Newhall
Possession of a controlled substance charges went to:
44-year-old power lineman from Santa Clarita
35-year-old security worker from Oakland
34-year-old construction worker from San Fernando
40-year-old mover from North Hills
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Continued from page 3
The Next Mayor Pro Tem?
Boydston himself said he doesn’t know why he has been repeatedly passed
over in the rotation for the position, or if he will be seriously considered in next
week’s decision.
According to Boydston, the fact that city
council members are elected by the residents
of Santa Clarita means that each and every
council person deserves a fair chance at
entering the rotation.
“Over the past several years,
we have been witness to the
majority of our council members voting themselves superior
compensation over new council
members,” Ferdman explained.
“Over the past decade, we have
witnessed our council members
voting to place a member in the
role of mayor when that individual is up for reelection.”
Ferdman concluded that actions
like these “do not reflect the will
of the electorate and are not in
the best interest of the city of
Santa Clarita.”
“I know that in the past, Councilman Acosta has indicated to me on a personal
level that he would be in favor of me serving as the mayor,” Boydston said. “I
don’t know if he still feels that way or not. As to the other three council people,
I have no idea.”
According to Boydston, the fact that city council members are elected by the
residents of Santa Clarita means that each and every council person deserves a
fair chance at entering the rotation to become mayor pro tem, which traditionally leads to their appointment as mayor.
However, Boydston noted that
McLean has been passed over in
the rotation before, and Kellar
pointed out that he himself has
been passed over as well —
which could indicate that the
situation may not be specific to Boydston.
“It has happened certainly on more than one occasion over the years,” Kellar
said.
“Traditionally what’s happened is it rotates between all of the people,”
Boydston said. “But actually who goes next, there’s no rules written down, and
it’s not part of our policies and procedures. I believe it should be, because the
voters decided that I should be on the council, and I have a lot of supporters
who are asking the question as well: ‘Why aren’t you being considered for one
of those positions?’”
Alan Ferdman, chair of the Canyon Country Advisory Committee, said that the
notion of elected city council members choosing among themselves for the positions of mayor and mayor pro tem should work well, “so long as the council
members do not deliberately derail the process.”
Regardless of whether the decision to pass over Boydston in the past has been
deliberate or unintentional, his supporters are calling on the current city council
to give him fair consideration before voting next week.
“TimBen Boydston should be treated fairly and given a place in the mayoral
rotation process,” Ferdman said. “As an individual, elected to the office of city
councilmember, he must be treated as an equal. That is what the city of Santa
Clarita’s system of government relies on to work effectively.”
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MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR
Marsha
McLean
December 2015
I have sincerely
enjoyed serving
as mayor this
past year. I first
served as mayor
in 2007, then
in 2011, and now in 2015, and I have
seen our city grow and blossom.
We have had some significant
accomplishments this past year that I’d
like to share with you.
We opened two new city parks—River
Village Park in the Saugus area and
Golden Valley Park off Newhall
Ranch Road and Golden Valley Road.
We also opened a new roadway,
extending Golden Valley Road
between Plum Canyon and Newhall
Ranch Road. At Central Park, we
completed the design of a new tennis
center. In Valencia, Old Orchard Park
will soon be renovated, thanks to a
new master plan that was created in
collaboration with the community.
We added 258 acres of open space
to our Open Space Preservation
District and completed the public
outreach process for a new and
larger Community Center in Canyon
Country on 6.5 acres of newly
purchased land at Soledad Canyon
and Sierra Highway.
A new Saugus Library Center is on the
horizon, and this month, we’ll unveil
our new Arts Master Plan. Our Film
Incentive Program yielded over $15
million in estimated economic impact
to our community, with location
filming at an all-time high.
I’m very proud that we were able to
get the post office back into Newhall,
as well as advance our efforts to
protect our communities from negative
impacts of the state’s proposed High
Speed Rail project.
I was pleased that Los Angeles Mayor
Eric Garcetti accepted my invitation to
hold his quarterly Los Angeles County
Mayors’ meeting in Santa Clarita this
past October. These meetings allow
L.A. County cities to come together to
work on important regional issues.
One of my favorite aspects of living in
Santa Clarita is all of the wonderful
festivals and events, which offer free
and low-cost family entertainment,
such as: The 2015 annual Cowboy
Festival that attracted thousands to
Old Town Newhall, where nationallyrenowned western performers
entertained locals and visitors.
We also hosted our annual Earth
Arbor Day event at Central Park, plus
the Emergency Expo at the Hyatt,
and of course our popular concert
series every Saturday night during the
summer.
I want to encourage you to visit
Main Street in Old Town Newhall
this holiday season where we have
decorated our downtown with
thousands of lights, two skylines
featuring Santa and his reindeer, plus
a 23-foot fully decorated Christmas
tree in front of the Old Town Newhall
Library. (Visit www.oldtownnewhall.
com for a list of free and low cost
activities slated for the holiday
season.)
I’m looking forward to seeing some
great projects go from the current
planning stages to culmination. I hope
you continue to stay engaged in the
planning process! If you are interested
in learning more about the many city
programs and projects in the works,
if you would like to volunteer, or
view any aspect of our city’s on-going
programs, please visit us online at:
santa-clarita.com.
As one of my last official actions
as mayor, I want to wish all of our
residents and families a safe and
wonderful New Year. Please feel
free to email me with any questions
or comments at: [email protected].
Dec 4 - Dec 10, 2015
MESSAGE FROM THE CITY MANAGER
Ken Striplin
December 2015
On behalf of everyone at City Hall,
I want to wish you and your family
a very happy holiday season. It has
certainly been a busy year at the
City of Santa Clarita and next year
promises to be equally as exciting.
Most recently, the city launched two
important websites in which I would
like for you to be aware. The first is
to help our community through the
anticipated heavy rains expected
as a result of El Nino; “Ready
for Rain” can be found at www.
santa-clarita.com/readyforrain.
This comprehensive website offers
information regarding preparing for
a very wet season, as well as what
the city is doing to prepare and assist
our community. It also contains
information for burn areas and links
to other resources. I encourage you
to check out it and while you’re
at it, sign up to receive emergency
information from the city.
In response to several domestic
violence related homicides this
year, the city has teamed up with
L.A. County to create the DIVERT
(Domestic Intervention Violence
Education Resource Team) Task
Force.
The Task Force
meets regularly
to better focus
on education,
outreach and
enforcement to
affect real change
and work to stop
domestic and
family violence
incidents in the
community. A newly launched
website, www.santa-clarita.com/
DIVERT, provides a one-stop
shop for all of the area’s resources
pertaining to domestic violence,
including counseling, support
groups, anger management and
more. If you are or someone you
know is suffering from domestic
violence, I encourage you to direct
them to this website.
Finally, I hope that you have an
opportunity to visit Main Street
in Old Town Newhall this month.
The City and our partners, Henry
Mayo Hospital and the SCV Auto
Dealers Association have created
a winter wonderland with festive
lights, holiday décor and a 23-foot
Christmas tree in front of the Old
Town Newhall Library. For a list
of events and happenings on Main
Street this month, visit: www.
oldtownnewhall.com.
U.S. Navy Sailor from Santa
Clarita Receives Special
Thanksgiving Family Reunion
By Melissa Lampert
A Santa Clarita man serving in the
U.S. Navy was chosen to participate
in a special event that reunited
military service members stationed in
Norfolk, Virginia with their families
for Thanksgiving.
A 2014 Saugus High School graduate,
Petty Officer 3rd Class Kevin Davis
was one of only 72 Sailors and
Marines selected to participate
in the event, called “Happy
ThanksGathering.”
“It’s amazing that my family
got to come out here to visit for
Thanksgiving,” said Davis, whose
mother and brother, Penny and
Andrew Davis, and sister, Nicole
Keith — all Santa Clarita Valley
residents — were flown to Norfolk
last week through the program.
“Happy ThanksGathering” is held by
the U.S. Navy Mid-Atlantic Region
Morale, Welfare and Recreation in
partnership with SC Johnson due to
the fact that many military service
members are unable to see their
families during the holidays.
Throughout the two-day event,
participants enjoyed a Thanksgiving
dinner, a tour of a Navy ship and
a Thanksgiving Day football party.
The band “Train” also performed a
private concert for event participants
and other Navy personnel stationed
in Norfolk.
“I am so grateful for everything
members of our armed forces and
their families do each and every day
to protect our country. They sacrifice
a great deal, especially time away
from their loved ones,” said Fisk
Johnson, chairman and CEO of SC
Johnson. “Reuniting these families
for Thanksgiving is one small way
that SC Johnson can say ‘thank you.’”
Norfolk is home to nearly 70 ships
and 40 aviation squadrons that
make up the Navy’s Atlantic Fleet,
with approximately 44,000 Sailors
stationed in the area.
“Our service men and women work
incredibly hard throughout the year
and many are unable to visit their
families during the holidays,” said
Capt. Doug Beaver, commanding
officer of Naval Station Norfolk.
“SC Johnson’s support to unite these
families for Thanksgiving is especially
welcome and will make an incredible
difference in the lives of these young
men and women. This celebration
will create memories for these
families that will last a lifetime.”
Article Source: www.hometownstation.
com
Dec 4 - Dec 10, 2015
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Holiday Cruises from Ventura Harbor
Island Packers in Ventura has an easy plan for Southern Californians to get into
the holiday spirit this year. The company is offering two different cruises in the
Ventura Harbor: one with caroling and one for guests to enjoy the harbor’s annual “Parade of Lights.” Private cruises are available also.
You can also schedule a Private Group Holiday Cruise with Island Packers.
Options include a buffet-style dinner, a no-host or host bar, and entertainment.
Menu options and prices are available from Island Packers. Group rates are
available for 30-100 passengers. Contact Island Packers at (805) 642-1393 or visit
Islandpackers.com.
The Caroling Cruises will take place on December 9, 11, 15, 16, 17, 20, 21, 22
and 23. This event is a one-hour cruise where you can view the decorated homes
and boats in the Ventura Harbor and Ventura Keys. Guests get the chance to
listen or sing along to classic holiday favorites. The snack bar will be open for
purchases of food and drinks. Tickets are $16 for adults, $10 for children age
3-12 and $13 for seniors age 55 and up.
The Parade of Lights Cruises on December 18 and 19 enable guests to watch
boats adorned with Christmas lights pass with a fireworks finale. You can choose
whether to cruise on the 64-foot catamaran to view the parade (departing at
6:15 p.m.) or actually be onboard a boat in the parade (departing at 6:30 p.m.).
Decorated boats will cruise the harbor all evening, and guests on both Parade
of Lights vessels have access to a snack bar for food and hot or cold beverages.
Tickets cost $34 for adults, $24 for children age 3-12 and $31 for seniors age 55
and up.
SCAA Getting Ready
for Holiday Boutique
If one-of-a-kind arts and crafts are on your Christmas shopping list, it stands to
reason that you’d check with the pros. The gifts available at the Santa Clarita Artists’ Association Holiday Boutique Saturday will include handmade jewelry, ornaments, fine art and other original products for purchase. There will also be raffles
with prizes, as well as sweet treats and apple cider for shoppers.
The boutique is open to all community members from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 5 at Home Care Services Santa Clarita. Santa will be there to pose
for pictures with kids from 12:30-2:30 p.m. and three of the community’s favorite
singing groups will be serenading shoppers. Musical performers include local
baladeer Felicia Grady, KIKstart musical band, and the West Ranch High School
Choir “Encore” group led by Molly Peters.
The boutique is an SCAA fundraiser for an art gallery in the community. Home
Care Services is located at 23340 Cinema Drive in Valencia. For information, call
Lynda Frautnick at (661) 252-9313.
Gail Morgan Joins
Bridge to Home Board
The Bridge to Home Board of Directors voted recently to add Gail Morgan to the
Board of Directors. Morgan brings 25-plus years of local experience working with
the City of Santa Clarita and local nonprofit agencies to the board of the charity,
which provides care for the homeless.
Morgan has served as a board member for the Child and Family Center, the Domestic
Violence Center of the Santa Clarita Valley and most recently, with Family Promise
of SCV. She also volunteers for the SCV Pregnancy Center and for the former
Foundation for Children’s Dental Health.
Gail Morgan is the City of Santa Clarita’s communications manager, where she has
worked since 1990. She is responsible for the City’s public and community relations
activities, strategic communications including media, audio-video, social media,
publications, and graphic design.
Photo by Dan Harding
Traffic Alert: Road Closures
on Bouquet Canyon
Saturday and Sunday
Southern California Edison will be completing scheduled work to
replace a large utility pole at the intersection of Bouquet Canyon Road
and Seco Canyon Road beginning at 8 p.m. on Saturday, December
5, 2015 for no longer than 22 hours. The work is scheduled to be
completed by 6 p.m. on Sunday, December 6.
This work was rescheduled from October 10, 2015 due to extreme heat
conditions. The construction will require the closure of two eastbound
traffic lanes on Bouquet Canyon Road, with one through lane and one
left turn lane open at all times. The traffic signal at the intersection of
Bouquet Canyon Road and Seco Canyon Road will be set to flashing
red, creating an all-way stop. Santa Clarita Sheriffs will be on site
Sunday to assist with traffic control.
Regular commuters along Bouquet Canyon Road or Seco Canyon
Road are encouraged to plan ahead when traveling during these times.
For more information, contact Senior Traffic Engineer Gus Pivetti at
(661) 286-4047.
Holiday Event
at Hart Mansion
The Friends of Hart Park are hosting a free holiday event on
Saturday, December 5, 2015 from 7-9 p.m. at the William S. Hart
Mansion, located at 24151 Newhall Avenue in Old Town Newhall.
The special holiday event will include musical performances by
violinist Jesse Brazil and the members of the Valencia High School
Choir, who will be wearing caroling costumes. Guests will be treated
to the free holiday performances and holiday refreshments.
Everyone is welcome. Parking is available at Hart Park, and free
shuttles up to the mansion will be provided by L.A. County Parks
and Recreation. Guests are asked to meet at the gift shop located
near the Hart Park entrance.
“I am delighted and honored to join this dedicated board and help support the
important work of Bridge to Home in our community,” said Morgan.
“Gail is going to be a terrific addition to our board. The next couple of years will be
critical, with major work projects upcoming for Bridge to Home. Gail has experience
dealing with these issues and we’re looking forward to working with her,” said Bridge
to Home Board President Hunt Braly.
Morgan’s first meeting will be in December at the regular board meeting and she
will join many other community leaders on the board, who include: Hunt Braly,
Peggy Edwards, Bret Wims, Andy Pattantyus, Bob Hudson, Erin Ari, Gary Choppe,
Bill Brintnall, Gary Choppe, Steve Tannehill, Mark Young, Karen Haskins and
Marguerite Berg.
Bridge to Home’s vision is to create a continuum of care, focused on providing
comprehensive support services and strategic planning that pave the way for
individuals to transition out of homelessness. Key goals include the relocation of
all of its homeless services to a new permanent location. There the nonprofit would
oversee the Emergency Winter Shelter, along with the expansion of services that will
provide comprehensive care, including: medical help, mental health assistance, job
resources and placement, case management and access to affordable housing.
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NEED DOG HELP?
AngelDogs Training
for behavior solutions!
Private Lessons
Mark Tipton
Owner/Trainer
www.angeldogstraining.com
(661) 803-8461
Pigs for sale.. Starting at $175
805-231-3330
Maintenance
Supervisor
Responsibilities, ensure plant
maintenance,
coordinate
activities, preform daily inspection and lots more , See display
ad for more information. Must
have high school diploma or
GED and 1-5 years related
experience, able to work nights
National Cement send Resume
to Terrance Alexis Fax
661-248-0175
Storeroom Supervisor Daily
Scheduling, cycle count, training,
supervision day to day Storehouse Activities. High School
diploma or GED, 1-5 yrs related
experience, must be computer
literate. Submit resume to Terrance Alexis, via fax
661-248-6847
MEDICAL BILLING TRAINEES
NEEDED! Train at home to process Medical Billing and
Insurance.. NO EXPERIENCE
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Business Opportunities
Fantastic and Affordable Business Opp To start your own fitness club. Everything you would
need - full office set up and 10
piece weight bearing gym equipment . See photos on Yelp.com
and search Butterfly Life, Canyon
Country. Make offer. Call
661-252-8135
Want to purchase minerals and
other oil gas interests. Send details to P.O. Box 13557, Denver,
Co. 80201.
Animals
Mollies and guppies for sale .50
cent ea 661-360-8798
New bird cage 20 by 24sq by
52in h,$100 818-554-3691
Phones
Other
College Certified Trainer
Professional
Shure microphone model number sm57-lc, new in box, $60
818-363-5492
Wrestling DVD and VHS videos
$15 for all 661-400-5413
ATT Microcell Signal booster.
Like having a mini cell tower in
your house. We no longer have
ATT so have no need for it. $50
OBO 661-755-3000
Motorola Droid 3 Verizon Touch
screen Used very good condition
clean ESN comes with USB
charger $50 818-268-2276
Train your dog to be
an angel!
Small Dog Crate Never used
small dog crate - black. $10
661-755-3000
Computers
ACER V5 LAPTOP/WEBCAM
15.6 IN ASPIRE V5 LAPTOP
DUO-CORE, 2.40 GHZ,4GB
MEM, 500 GB HDD,WINDOWS
7 WITH OFFICE, WIDESCREEN
LCD,
WIRELESS
REFURBISHED, VIRUS PROTECTION AND CARRYING
CASE $180.00 818-425-7438
Dell Laptop Computer with
charger. Looks and works great.
$100 firm. call 805-620-7997
from 11am to 9pm
HP LAPTOP/WEBCAM WIDESCREEN HP Pavilion DV6 DUO
CORE 2.4GHz 4GB MEM 320
GB HDD WINDOWS 10 WITH
OFFICE 15.6 LCD DVDRW
CARRING CASE VIRUS PROTECTION REFURBISHED
160.00 818 425 7438
LENEVO
G550
15.6
LAPTOP/WEBCAM CORE 2
2.00 GHZ PROC. HDD 160 GB
MEMORY 4GB- DVDRW WINDOWS 10 With OFFICE
ENTERPRIZE-15.6
LCD
SCREEN WEBCAM VIRUS
PROTECTION REFURBISHED
Carrying CASE 100.00
818-425-7438
T O S H I B A
Q U A D
LAPTOP/WEBCAM
15.6
TOSHIBA SATTELITE C55
QUAD CORE 1.50 GHZ
Proc.-650 Gb Hdd-4Gb
Memory-15.6
Lcd
screenwebcam-Dvdrw-Windows
8 with office and carrying case
VIRUS PROTECTION, GAMING
L
A
P
T
O
P
REFURBISHED.$200.00
818-425-7438
Audio Video
100 Camera lens, flashes, filters
and misc equipment, $5 and up
661-360-8798
Dual movie projector $50
818-363-5492
Improm pro 4 speed turntable
$60 818-363-5492
Nikon 35mm-f2-silicon blue with
nikkor 50mm lens, $250
818-363-5492
Onyko stereo receiver model no.
ht-r340, $25 818-554-3691
Vernon 8mm film editor $40
818-363-5492
Casio Portable Keyboard
LK-94tv 61-key. 264 tones, 120
rhythms,100 built-in tunes,
karaoke and more. LCD screen.
Comes with manual and stand.
Call for more info. 100.00.
661-252-9723.
Minolta 35mm dyxum 5000i,
af-35-105 lens also 49mm lens,
flash and case, in perfect
condition, $100 818-554-3691
Nakamichi cassette model no
1000, tri-tracer, in mint condition,
$400 818-554-3691
Nintendo pink DS Used good
condition. Only 2 small lines
dead pixels on top screen.
comes with charger, case and
games. $50818-268-2276
Pixma pro 9000 mark II new in
box, $150 818-554-3691
Jewelry
Jade necklaces steeling silver,
have other colors, $20 a piece.
661-284-6498
Misc jewelry take your pick, sterling silver, $10 a piece
661-284-6498
Sapphire sterling silver necklace
and ring, brand new, $85
661-284-6498
Scorpion necklace sterling silver,
$25 661-284-6498
Women’s jewelry pins,
necklaces, brooches, bracelets
and earrings, $5 and up
661-360-8798
Apparel
Resistol xx beaver size 7,
cordova, $40 818-554-3691
2 Nice, Clean Rain coats for
sale- black and beige, $15
661-252-1388
Adidas Daybreaker Hoodie size
S Mens adidas Infinite Series
Daybreaker Hoodie New with tag
size S Reg.90$.... Selling for $35
818-268-2276
Coat jacket Marc Anthony Cr
Shadow-Striped Black, size 44
Lg, 2 button, New, reg. $240
asking
$50
Valencia
818-268-2276 jose
J brand jeans size 26, $40
818-363-5492
Ladies Harley boots size 8, like
new, $50 818-363-5492
Men’s clothes coats, pants,
shirts and much more. Call for
more info 909-277-8437
Mens Harley boots size 12d,
$100 818-554-3691
New armani mens pants size 36,
$50 818-363-5492
New Betty Boop hoody and
matching sweats pants, size
small, $35 818-363-5492
New diesel jeans size 28, $100
818-363-5492
New Harley Davidson Jeans size
2, $75 818-363-5492
Porsche sweatshirt never worn,
$25 and mopar sweatshirt, never
worn, $20 661-400-5413
Kids Items
AIRLINE
CAREERS
Get FAA approved maintenance training at campuses
coast to coast. Job placement assistance.
Financial Aid for qualifying students. Military friendly.
Call Aviation Institute of Maintenance
800-481-7894
Dec 4 - Dec 10, 2015
16in Girls Disney Princess Bike
with training wheels, from
Walmart, pink. good condition,
$45 OBO 661-250-9846
Baby trend jogging stroller near
new, 2 yrs old, great xmas gift,
$75 805-428-9256
Fisher Prices little superstar step
and play piano has seat where
kids can sit in it. Worth $200
sacrificing $40 661-645-0232
Pink Barbie jeep with charger,
runs great, $50 818-378-2437
Plastic play house for backyard,
Little Tikes, good condition. I can
send picture, $55 OBO
661-250-9846
Raggedy Ann doll 3ft tall, real
cute, $10 661-252-1388
Walmart Fisher price baby swing
good condition, $50 OBO
661-250-9846
of Valencia
DO YOU have a passion for
working on fine automobiles?
Have experience as a pre-owned
certified technician?
Want to work in a brand new,
state-of-the-art facility right
in your own back yard?
Well, Mercedes-Benz of Valencia
has a rare opportunity for a
pre-owned certified technician to join
our team. This is an extraordinary
opportunity to join our growing
team with fantastic benefits
and compensation
package.
SPRING
SALE • MARCH
19-22
Call or email:
Tom Swire - 661-753-5510
[email protected]
NATIONAL CEMENT
National Cement Company of California, Inc.
MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR
National Cement currently has a need for a Maintenance Supervisor. The successful candidate will be responsible for the supervision of hourly bargaining unit employees and contractors
engaged in the daily maintenance activities. Additional duties
include, scheduling work assignments, setting priorities, and
directing the work of subordinate employees, identifies
mechanic’s development and training needs and ensures that
training is obtained, ensures the appropriate usage of parts,
identifying improvement opportunities that will lead to higher
equipment reliability, improved repair procedures or reduced
cost, performs daily inspection of machinery and equipment at
the plant, visually inspects and listens to machines and equipment to diagnose cause of malfunctions.
REQUIREMENTS
A High School diploma or GED required, with 1-5 years related
work experience preferred; or any combination of training and
experience which provides the necessary required knowledge,
skills and abilities to perform the job in a large industrial manufacturing industry. Previous experience in providing work direction, coaching/mentor, recognition and/or discipline as necessary required. Demonstrated ability to interact with all levels of
management and staff; displaying a positive team player
demeanor. Able to work nights, week-ends, holidays etc. as
needed for operational continuity
Interested persons should email their resume to
[email protected]
or send via fax to 661-248-0175.
National Cement is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Dec 4 - Dec 10, 2015
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Accoustic Guitarss
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29
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Wilson guitar by Washburn includes carrying case, barely
used, $65 805-428-9256
Bicycles
3 wheel bike beautiful condition,
$225.00 661-722-1597
Men’s Mountain Bike Haro
Escape. 26 inch classic rigid
frame with original florescent orange paint with fade effect. New
tires, handlebars, seat, and rack.
Great condition. $75 or best
offer.
Valencia
area.
661-904-4324.
Mountain Bike Next Aluminum
26in $60 Next Mega Light Plush
7005 Series . All aluminum 21
speed, 26 inch frame. Tires and
brakes good. $60 Call
661-252-9147 email johnbronsen at hotmail.com
Nishiki olympic 10 speed bike
$100 818-554-3691
Schwinn aerostar childs bike
$100 818-554-3691
Univega 10 speed mountain
country max bike $125
818-554-3691
661-250-9464
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$
Cajon
299
99
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Spider IV
99
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199
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$25 rebate
229321/2 Lyons Ave., Newhall
Between Newhall Ave. & Orchard Village in the Oaks Plaza
Across from Jimmy Dean’s
7 Victorian Dolls $10 each. Call
661-645-0232
Baseball, Hockey, and Olympic
items, $20 for all 661-400-5413
Wanted Old Comic Books and
monster magazine by collector
to buy or trade, 661-253-1284
WINSLOW chinaware by Majestic Japan Majwin-pink and blue
flowers, 12 dinner plates, bowls,
salad plates, cups and saucers,
1 vegetable bowl, 1 platter, 1 extra platter, different design, $100
661-510-5559.
Health
& Beauty
Exercise Equipment
Pronto M41 Scooter with
sure step, 4 yrs old, used for
1 yr, great cond, blue, 6
wheels for stability, joystick
control, new u1 gel batteries
and manual included $350
OBO 661-713-8275
Crutches, Med Choice
4’2in-5’6in $20 Aluminum Adjustable height 42 to 5ft 6ins
$20. Call 661-252-9147 email
johnbronsen at hotmail.com
HOLIDAY SPECIAL--VIAGRA
40x (100 mg) plus 16 ’Double
Bonus’ PILLS for ONLY
$119.00. NO PRESCRIPTION
Needed. VISA payment
required.
1-888-386-8074
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Invacare Tracer SXS wheel chair
with extra, absolute seat cushion
included, arm rest and foot rest
included, perfect condition. Original price $695 asking $150
661-510-5559
HOLIDAY
HEALTH
MASSAGE
SPA
700lbs Olympic weights, 350lbs
dumbbells, squat rack and
weight tree, $500 818-378-2437
Body Solid Exerciser brand new
in box, model no. EXM-1500.4,
these boxes have never been
opened, $600 661-265-0261
Eclipse 1100 hr/a beautiful cond,
$175 661-722-1597
Full Gym Equipment 10 piece,
adjustable, full gym equipment.
See photos on Yelp.com and
search Butterfly Life, Canyon
Count ry. Make of f er. Call
661-252-8135
Used mobility scooters and
power chairs in like new condition
for
sale.
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661-373-8692
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Real Estate - Recent Sales by Area
Closed Sales Acton/Agua
Address
13635 Davenport RD
2505 Bridle Path DR
Dulce
COE Date
11/25/2015
11/24/2015
Br
3
4
Bath
2.00
4.00
Sqft
1,142
3,038
Price
$415,000
$620,000
Br
2
3
3
4
3
3
4
5
5
4
Bath
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
5.00
Sqft
844
1,003
1,008
1,560
1,466
1,668
2,234
3,095
2,980
3,477
Price
$215,500
$246,000
$287,500
$370,000
$410,000
$496,468
$515,000
$600,000
$837,500
$1,100,000
Closed Sales Canyon Country
Address
COE Date
18141 American BeautyDR11/23/2015
20362 Rue Crevier #601 11/26/2015
18111 Erik CT #447
11/24/2015
27228 Lancebrook DR
11/24/2015
20025 Egret PL
11/25/2015
26880 Trestles DR
11/23/2015
29113 Florabunda RD
11/23/2015
26574 Oakdale Canyon LN 11/25/2015
27312 Eaglehelm DR
11/24/2015
27023 Rolling Hills AV
11/30/2015
Closed Sales Castaic
Address
28520 Roosevelt AV
31361 The Old RD #C
28029 Nantucket ST
28031 Gold Hill DR
28653 Cloverleaf PL
32636 Sierra Oak TE
COE Date
11/27/2015
11/25/2015
11/23/2015
11/30/2015
11/25/2015
11/24/2015
Br
3
2
2
3
4
4
Bath
1.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
Sqft
920
1,216
1,028
1,385
1,959
3,031
Price
$120,000
$280,000
$387,900
$425,000
$497,500
$565,000
Closed Sales Stevenson Ranch
Address
COE Date
25510 Hemingway AV #B 11/24/2015
Br
3
Bath
3.00
Sqft
1,667
Price
$390,000
Closed Sales Newhall
Address
COE Date
26851 Avenue Of The Oak 11/24/2015
25019 Peachland AV #239 11/23/2015
25031 Peachland AV #267 11/25/2015
24479 Valle Del Oro #102 11/24/2015
26813 Oak Garden CT
11/25/2015
18804 Vista Del Canon #H 11/25/2015
24142 Pine ST
11/30/2015
25132 Highspring AV
11/25/2015
26173 Abdale ST
11/24/2015
Br
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
4
Bath
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
4.00
Sqft
864
850
850
829
1,266
980
1,217
1,648
1,844
Price
$157,500
$195,000
$215,000
$237,000
$260,000
$265,000
$380,000
$480,000
$500,000
Closed Sales Saugus
Address
COE Date
20707 Dot ST
11/25/2015
21454 Angela Yvonne AV 11/25/2015
27337 Garza DR
11/25/2015
28743 Persimmon LN
11/24/2015
27522 Artine DR
11/25/2015
28451 Via Joyce DR
11/24/2015
29275 Discovery Ridge DR 11/23/2015
28884 Half Moon PL
11/24/2015
Br
2
4
4
3
4
4
4
4
Bath
1.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
Sqft
799
2,514
1,260
1,498
2,407
2,254
2,829
2,754
Price
$191,000
$436,289
$463,000
$505,000
$590,000
$639,000
$649,000
$660,000
Closed Sales Valencia
Address
COE Date
24230 Lema DR
11/25/2015
26833 Shorebreak LN #32 11/26/2015
28450 Mayfair DR
11/30/2015
27110 Vista Encantada DR 11/25/2015
25870 Fenda WY
11/24/2015
28418 Camino Del Arte DR11/24/2015
24137 View Pointe LN
11/25/2015
24311 Taranto AV1
1/23/2015
29040 Sterling LN
11/25/2015
23604 Wilmington CT
11/25/2015
28405 Steel LN
11/25/2015
26542 Black Oak DR
11/25/2015
Br
3
3
3
3
3
4
3
4
4
5
5
3
Bath
3.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
5.00
5.00
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Sqft
1,226
1,844
1,346
1,529
1,451
2,290
2,069
1,903
2,808
2,750
3,968
3,400
Price
$365,000
$440,000
$450,000
$455,000
$485,000
$504,000
$557,000
$580,000
$647,500
$700,000
$875,000
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1962 sq House
3bd + Lo + 2.5ba
Creekside HOA Pool + Spa
Saugus $2750
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1253 sq House
3bd + 2ba
Saugus $1950
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dining room, family room with
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661-670-3639.
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includes utilities plus $300
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661-233-5868
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laundry, Good neighborhood.
$485
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Appliances
Bissell helix vacuum $35
818-363-5492
Kenmore Refrigerator White,
2005. $75 OBO
Toaster oven VGC $20
909-277-8437
Toaster Sunbeam Made in USA
1947, $25 Works. Canyon Country 661-252-9147
Furniture
1950’s 5 drawer chest and
matching night stand, fair
condition, $125 for both OBO
661-268-1948
2 Ashley bar stools very nice,
clean, perfect condition. Were
$500 ea selling $400 for both,
661-317-2087
2 drawer file cabinet with key,
$15 818-554-3691
4 File cabinets 2 tall and 2 short
ones, all wood, $60 a piece
661-373-8692
5 drawer french pavilion dresser
nice 5 drawer French Pavilion
vertical dresser, all drawers slide
easily. 34 wide, 18 deep, 50
tall.$150.661 251-9250
5 drawer oak desk nice small
oak desk, has 5 drawers, 31
wide, 19 deep. 30 tall.$85, call
661-251-9250
6 drawer dresser real nice 6
drawer all wood dresser, 58
long, 22 deep, 28 tall. the price
is $145, 661 251-9250
6 drawer dresser six drawer
dresser, all work great, has a
mirror.59 long, 19 deep, 30 tall,
the price is $135, call
661-251-9250
6 drawer tall pine dresser really
nice 6 drawer dresser, 23 wide,
17 deep, 49 tall for $100. solid
pine. call 661 251-9250,
Beautiful dining room chair extra
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$20. Buy and get a FREE Snowboard 661-253-2386
Bunkbed twin on twin solid
wood, excellent, complete, $275
805-428-9256
California King mattress box
springs, 2 yrs new, excellent
condition, $200 805-501-0951
CalKing mattress and box
springs near new, perfect,
excellent, $150 805-428-9256
Chair, rocks and swivels mauve,
comfortable, like new $50,
matching bench like new, $35
661-252-1388
cute 4 drawer dresser real cute 4
drawer dresser with flower
design, all drawers slide easily,
the price is $105, 661 251-9250
Desk solid wood, good condition,
$125 obo 818-632-3508
Metal 2 drawer file cabinet with
key, $15 818-554-3691
Cute 6 drawer dresser real cute
6 drawer dresser, all drawers
work smoothly.53 long, 18 deep,
30 tall, the price is $125, 661
251-9250
Cute 6 drawer wooden dresser
real nice solid wood 6 drawer
dresser, all drawers work great.
dovetail construction, 33 wide,
19 deep, 50 tall.$175, call
661-251-9250
Dining Room Set with china
hutch, 4 chairs and 2 captain
chairs, seats 12, $475.00
661-722-1597
Dining Room Table seats 6 with
table pads, hutch with drawers
and storage space, from 1940s,
excellent shape, dark wood,
$500 805-223-1633
Glass top white wash rotana table -table and glass only- 4ft
round table, a half inch thick
glass, $50 805-501-0951
Indian Sand Painting of Indian
pottery, 29 by 25.5, in very nice
frame, $65 661-296-2015
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Chair by Bon Marche.
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reversible. 49 x 32. Olive,
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arm wear. FREE today.
661-252-5727
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Springs Includes complete bedding set. New lower price $100
909-277-8437
Mirror no frame, 31.5 w x 30.5,
excellent condition, $30.00 OBO.
Call 661-268-1948
Oak chest bed $100
805-501-0951
Oak chest bed with storage on
bottom, excellent mattress, $150
complete 805-428-9256
Portable bed brand EZ, $25
818-363-5492
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3500
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Single fold together bed all
metal, less then 2 months old.
Cost $130 selling $65
805-223-1633
Twin Size Sleigh Bed complete
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headboard, footboard and rails,
measures 42 wide. $125.
661-251-9250, also have box
spring and mattress for $50
VINTAGE 1969 Thomasville
Bedroom Furiture I have 3
pieces of Authentic 1969
Thomasville Bedroom Furniture
Dresser, Armoire and Night
Table. Im asking $500 priced to
sell fast. VERY NICE EXCELLENT
CONDITION
661-312-4243
Wooden coffee table. Never
used, excellent condition, $50
661-250-9846
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Electric cushion for sale, $15
661-252-1388
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turkey/fryer/steamer and boiler
28 cord, new in box, $50
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661-373-8692
Floor steamer new, with
attachments. Paid $100 selling
$40 661-252-1388
George Foreman grill like new,
$5 661-645-0232
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$50 661-263-0121
26635 Valley Center Dr.
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661-373-8692
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Set of china from Germany design of blue flowers, $180
661-367-4387
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909-277-8437
Vacuum Cleaner Eureka upright
$25. recently serviced, new belt
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661-252-9147 email johnbronsen at hotmail.com
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818-363-5492
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661-295-0067
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661-251-4610
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661-268-1948
reamer
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818-554-3691
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1977 El Camino 350 ac, power
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transmission, power windows,
runs and drive, needs work,
$1295 obo 805-223-1633
1984 CJ7 JEEP 6 CYC 4X4 1
owner, new carb,new interior,
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661-251-2327
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Call 661-713-4208
2007 Ford Taurus SE auto, 6
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runs well, $2300 661-609-5393
2007 Nissan Maxima 3-Point
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Runs and looks great. Air
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