SANTA CLARITA - The College of the Canyons family is mourning the loss of one of its own: Lee Corbin, a longtime faculty member and athletic coach who died at his Las Vegas home in January, just seven months after retiring from College of the Canyons. He was 62.

Congratulations to Ashlee Trebilcock of Hart High School for being selected as Lockheed Federal Credit Union’s “Player of the Week.”

Trebilcock turned out a pair of dominant performances in two Hart victories. On Tuesday, she scored 26 points in a 71-39 win over Burroughs. Friday, she kicked it up another notch, helping the Indians overcome a slow start, scoring 29 points in the 65-33 win over Burbank to complete a 55-point week.

Raising more than $30,000 for student scholarships, the Santa Clarita Valley Press Club staged its Newsmakers of the Year fund-raiser Friday, naming county Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich as 2004’s premier mover and shaker. . .

Is there truth behind the urban myth that more women are victims of domestic violence on Super Bowl Sunday than on the other 364 days of the year? 
   

 A respected Web site that aims to prove or disprove urban legends has debunked the myth. It cites the timeline of how the myth gained steam before Super Bowl Sunday in 1993.
On the Thursday preceding the big event, a coalition of women’s groups called a news conference in Pasadena, where they offered anecdotal evidence supporting the contention.