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November 24, 2014· santaclarita.com · SantaClarita.com (SCVTalk 5.0) · Wayback capture

Nov. 24, 2014 – Daily Brief

  • Serving Help: If you can get past the lack of copy editing, good info in this story about a tennis fundraiser this weekend for the winter shelter. KHTS
  • Speaking Of: Jim Holt talks to Michael Crosby (who I had the opportunity to meet and photograph last winter), who discussed what the shelter has meant for him. The Signal
  • More Freedom for a Deal: The Hart district is hoping that using a waiver from the state Board of Education will help sell off two of its buildings in the Centre Pointe Business Park, which have been sitting unused. The Signal
  • Today in History: Another person I wished was around when I worked at The Signal. This day in 2003, the legendary editor Ruth Waldo Newhall died at 93. SCVHistory
  • The Healthcare Problem: "I don’t think that to be taken care of by the government for my health is a Democrat or Republican or a Libertarian issue, but a human issue." Anne Marie Whalley opines on the need for a different approach to how we view healthcare. The Signal
  • We Are Driving Change: "The Los Angeles-Orange County area accounts for 34 percent of the state's population, with over 13 million residents and rising, but it accounts for close to 40 percent of the zero emission vehicles on the road in the state." Despite all the gridlock, a new report argues we're on the forefront of changes. LA Observed
  • Be an Aware Parent: Everybody's favorite Deputy Josh Dubin will be leading a discussion on teens and social media next week at Placerita Junior High. KHTS
  • Canyon Replacement Expected Soon: The Hart District expects to have a new principal for Canyon High School soon, after Principal Mike Kuhlman was tapped to serve as the district's assistant superintendent of educational services. The Signal


Nov. 24, 2014 – Daily Brief

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