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1869 - Sanford Lyon (as in Lyons Avenue) appointed postmaster of Petroliopolis (today's Eternal Valley Cemetery area) [story]
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Thanks to the cooperation and diligence of Santa Clarita Valley area residents and local agricultural officials, the California Department of Food and Agriculture, working in coordination with the United States Department of Agriculture and the Los Angeles County Agricultural Commissioner, has declared an end to the Tau fruit fly quarantine following the eradication of the invasive pest.
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The Hello Auto Group has announced its third annual Back-to-School Backpack Drive. This year, the Hello Auto Group will partner with three Santa Clarita Valley school districts, Sulphur Springs Union School District, Newhall School District and Castaic Union School District, to support students preparing for the upcoming school year.
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1869 - Sanford Lyon (as in Lyons Avenue) appointed postmaster of Petroliopolis (today's Eternal Valley Cemetery area) [story]
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1988 - Dr. Dianne G. Van Hook's first day at the helm of College of the Canyons (now California's longest serving community college CEO) [story]
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Thank you Dr. Dorio for the insights that you have been offering during this pandemic. In addition to the two above generations of seniors and emerging seniors must include the aptly named Silent Generation, those born between the Greatest and Baby Boomer generations, a group often left out of many discussions. Facing even greater impact to budget cuts and also suffered greatly during this time due to suspension of community programs were adults and children with developmental and physical disabilities. At least seniors have AARP to act as a advocacy group but no equivalent organizations exist nationwide and seldom locally for the disabled whose programs are the first to be slashed in times of budget crisis and the last to see those programs funded when budgets are flush with money again.