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May 28, 2015· santaclarita.com · SantaClarita.com (SCVTalk 5.0) · Wayback capture

May 28, 2015 – Daily Brief

By Josh Premako

I'll be wrapping up the month of May with a special post tomorrow morning. See you then . For now, here's some news...
  • Dead Woman Had Dreams, Plans: "She was really one of the nicest and kindest people you’ll ever meet.” The 25-year-old Newhall woman found beaten to death in her home wanted to create a signature clothing line with designs inspired by the book of Proverbs. The Signal
  • Good News for COC: College of the Canyons has received a $5.5 million grant to create career pathway programs. KHTS
  • Curbside Delivery: An hourlong car chase late last night ended with the pursued vehicle coming to a stop in the parking lot of the SCV Sheriff's Station. The Signal
  • County Sharpening Guidelines for Yard Sales: The county Board of Supervisors approved new rules for yard sales in unincorporated county areas, intended to cut back on frequent sales causing "blight or quality-of-life issues." The Signal
  • Study Shows Black Students Still Seeing a College Gap: "Our high schools need to do a better job at preparing more black students for college.” A recent study shows working-age black students in California are only about half as likely as white students to have a college degree. Daily News
  • Good News for the Health-Conscious: As part of their grand reopening, the Valencia Wellness Center is having a 25% off sale on June 1. KHTS
  • There's a New Librarian in Town: The Santa Clarita Library has a new head librarian, who has experience at both the Newhall, Castaic, and Valencia libraries. SCVNews
  • A Single Committee for Vaccine Bill: The bill that would require schoolchildren to be fully vaccinated has only one committee to go before in the senate. SacBee
  • Feel Like Sheep Peepin'?: There's a mandatory orientation next month if ewe are interested in the 45th annual Anza-Borrego bighorn sheep count on July 4 weekend. SoCal Wild
  • SCV Seeing Overdose Increase: The Santa Clarita Valley is seeing a spike in drug overdose deaths this year, with three confirmed this year, and four pending confirmation by the Coroner. KHTS
  • Could El Nino Dreams Come True?: "Can one big year ease the drought conditions? Yes, it can." Heavy rains won't completely solve our long-term problems, but they could certainly make a dent in the drought. LA Times


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