Gymnastics Unlimited will be offering a new approach to summer camp this summer by providing a gymnastics camp for children ages 5 through 12.
“This time of year, we’re getting excited about our upcoming summer camps,” said Gymnastics Unlimited co-owner Lisa Eichman. “Kids love our summer camps, where we provide supervision by safety-certified, professional gymnastics coaches, and we incorporate crafts and other activities.”
Each camp lasts one week, and there is no minimum requirement on how many camps a camper must attend.
Featuring more than 100 student musicians performing the likes of Mozart, Stravinsky, Mendelssohn and Schubert, this week the College of the Canyons Student Orchestras will present their End of Season Spectacular spring concert in the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center at COC.
West Ranch’s J.J. Holen and Valencia’s Jonathan Chang are moving on to the CIF-SCGA golf tournament after making the cut in Southern Section Individual Finals.
During the city’s regular council meeting on Tuesday, The Santa Clarita City Council will consider a resolution increasing fees for many city services including rentals for the sports and recreational buildings.
Droughts, earthquakes and conservation, all impact residents’ water usage in Santa Clarita. The Castaic Lake Water Agency Santa Clarita Water Division, wants residents input when they announce their 2010 Urban Water Management Plan.
Students at La Mesa Junior High are diving headlong into the world of Voice Acting, culminating with a competition that will put one lucky student on the airwaves.
One driver was arrested, 12 citations were issued and five vehicles were towed at a driving under the influence checkpoint conducted by the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station Friday night.
Caldwell Fresh Foods, of Maywood is voluntarily recalling all alfalfa sprouts manufactured under the Caldwell Fresh Foods, Nature's Choice, and California Exotics brands, because the alfalfa sprouts may be contaminated with Salmonella.
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jack O'Connell today urged Senate Budget Subcommittees to block a proposal in the Governor’s May Revision to eliminate state-funded child care programs and support services. The item will be heard before the Senate Education Budget Subcommittee on Tuesday. O’Connell also applauded the Assembly Education Budget Subcommittee and the Assembly Health and Human Services Budget Subcommittee for blocking the proposal last week.
