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September 21, 2012 – Daily Brief


  • Eric Yee, the 21 year old arrested for posting suspicious content to an ESPN website, has been released on $100,000 bail. Deputies say they'll increase their presence around the two schools Yee lives near but Yee's lawyer says he's not a threat, just a 'dumb kid'. Signal commenters are outraged and frightened. SIGNAL
  • A friend of Yee's did the Signal's work for it and contacted the paper to defend Yee and say that Yee "would never harm another human being." The two have been friends since Yee's family moved to Santa Clarita in 1993. SIGNAL
  • Saugus teen, who may have been playing with fireworks, burns himself and parts of a Saugus Park SCVNEWS
  • It's confirmed that the space shuttle Endeavour will not fly over the SCV this morning. But I'm wondering if we'll still get lucky as the Endeavour flies north out of the AV to Sacramento and San Francisco, then returns south. Might we see it on its way back to the LA Basin? The shuttle will be in the air by 8:15 am and is scheduled to do 1,500 foot flyovers of Disneyland, Griffith Observatory, the Hollywood sign, University Studios before landing at LAX SIGNAL
  • College of the Canyons unveils its new community gardens at the Valencia campus COUGAR NEWS
  • Ventura County Star blogger/columnist Tim Herdt thinks the race for Congress in CA-25 could actually get "interesting" with McKeon's Countrywide problem and Lee Rogers aggression and strong campaign. The Daily News, in reaction, wonders if there will be an upset. VECO STAR, DAILY NEWS
  • Four Democratic candidates for office, including Lee Rogers and Ed Headington, went to the Senior Center last night to discuss topics including CEMEX. No real coverage of the event, and no Republicans either, but the Facebook crew has a thread FACEBOOK
  • Letter writer praises COC's Farmers Market and says the City's attempt to bring a Farmers Market to OTN has failed. "The city should call the market a street fair," the LTE says 
  • iPhone 5: Are there lines at the Apple store in the mall? A good review of the new iPhone HERE and a story about the growing outrage against Apple for dropping Google Maps in favor of its own, inferior map product, HERE



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September 21, 2012 – Daily Brief

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