March 28, 2014 – Daily Brief

By Josh Premako

Help for the Senior Center: The SCV Senior Center is getting some additional help from the city in providing home-delivered meals. For many recipients, the home-delivered meals they get also provide the bulk of their daily human interaction. The Signal
That's No Ticket: Sheriff's deputies will start yellow-tagging vehicles they believe to be at risk of a crime. KHTS
Dodging the Bullet: Santa Clarita officials would prefer to see the proposed California high-speed rail project run directly through San Canyon with no stops. The Signal
Wireless on the Agenda: On the Planning Commission's agenda for Tuesday is a permit request from AT&T to install, hidden from sight, wireless antennas on the roof of the Canyon Center strip mall. Agenda
Soul Surfer in SCV: Surfer and shark attack survivor Bethany Hamilton will be speaking at Real Life Church in Valencia this weekend. KHTS
Shaking Things Up a Bit: The annual Home and Garden Show and Emergency Expo will include the Fire Department's $500,000 earthquake training trailer. KHTS
Legacy Releases Statement: The principal of Legacy Christian Academy released a statement yesterday, in the wake of a teacher's arrest on suspicion of inappropriate conduct with a student. KHTS
Ferry Bids Farewell: This week's "Live from City Hall" column is a goodbye from 16-year Councilman Frank Ferry. The Signal
Devestation: Heartwrenching images from the site of Washington's mudslide. Big Picture Blog

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VickiFriday, March 28th, 2014 at 10:58 am
Thanks for the link to the Legacy article. I had been assuming it was sexual in nature but it sounds like it wasn't. The things listed in that article don't really seem like "molestation" or "annoying" to me, but who knows? I hope it all works out okay...