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If you’re looking to send your mail from the Newhall Post Office, get there soon: the USPS just announced Thursday that it will be closing it’s doors on August 19.

The man who was found dead in a suspected suicide near the San Fransiquito Creek Trail on Wednesday was identified as 60 year old David Thornton of Valencia.

Fresh and organic are the main words used to describe this coffee and frozen yogurt shop at the Valencia Town Center.

Go dance the night away for a good cause this Saturday at the Elks Santa Clarita Lodge.

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