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Deer Hunter Airlifted After Accidental Shooting In Canyon Country

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A deer hunter was transported to the hospital by helicopter Saturday after an accidental shooting in Canyon Country. Around 9:15 p.m. Saturday, first responders received reports of a person being accidentally shot in the 27800 block of Oak Springs Canyon Road in Canyon Country, said Shirley Miller, a spokesperson for the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station.  “Upon investigation, deputies determined ...

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Stevenson Ranch Outback Steakhouse To Close After Nearly 30 Years In Business

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In the latest restaurant closure to hit the west side of the Santa Clarita Valley, Outback Steakhouse in Stevenson Ranch is set to close its doors in just two weeks, ending nearly 30 years in business. For generations of local diners, the Outback in Stevenson Ranch has been a familiar stop for birthday celebrations, casual date nights and dependable comfort ...

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Who Are The Tataviam? Exploring Santa Clarita’s Indigenous History

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Long before Santa Clarita’s neighborhoods, freeways and shopping centers took shape, the valley was home to the Tataviam people, whose villages stretched across the region now known as Newhall, Saugus, Piru, Agua Dulce and beyond. Observed on the second Monday in October, Indigenous Peoples’ Day recognizes the history, cultures and contributions of Native peoples across the United States. In the ...

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Today In SCV History: October 12, 1915 – Surrey Community Name Changed To Saugus

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On October 12, 1915, the United States government officially renamed the Surrey post office and, by extension, the small community around it, Saugus. The story of Saugus goes back nearly three decades earlier. When the Southern Pacific Railroad built its station at this location in 1888, there were little more than a few outbuildings. The depot was named Saugus in ...

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10 Best Field Service Management Software (In-Depth Comparison)

Field service management software replaces the whiteboard, the group chat, and the stack of paper work orders with one system your office and field team share. We compared 10 FSM platforms across trades, team sizes, and budgets. Here’s how they stack up. Software Best for Starting price Key consideration Serfy Commercial field service & facility maintenance €25/user/month ●    Strongest multi-company ...

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How To Turn Trade Shows And Community Events Into Marketing Opportunities

Face-to-face interaction is one of the few marketing moments where a business can read the room, answer questions in real time, and make a genuine impression. Trade shows and community events create that kind of opportunity in concentrated form. But showing up without a plan is just an expensive way to hand out brochures. Successful event marketing takes more than ...

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Today In SCV History: October 11, 1985 – Newhall Resident, Western Musical Artist Tex Williams Dies Of Cancer

On this day in 1985, Tex Williams, best known as an American Western swing singer and bandleader, died at age 68 of cancer. Sollie Paul “Tex” Williams was born August 23, 1917, in Ramsey, Illinois, to Thomas “Bud” Williams and Tillie Williams, as the youngest of 11 children. Tex learned folk and traditional music from his father and his older ...

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