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Senator Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, announced Monday that the $536 million legislation to prevent California wildfires is “a good start but not enough.”
Vandalism Suspect Arrested After Having Neighbor’s Tree Cut Down
A Canyon Country vandalism suspect was arrested Sunday after he allegedly instructed tree trimmers at his neighbor’s house to cut down a tree on the property without the homeowner’s permission.
Around 10:30 a.m. Sunday, deputies responded to the 17800 block of Blackbrush Drive in Canyon Country regarding a vandalism call, said Deputy Natalie Arriaga, spokesperson for the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station.
“Upon arrival, deputies learned while the victim was having trees trimmed on her property (Friday) by workers, the suspect who is also her neighbor, instructed the workers to remove a large tree in her yard without her authorization,” Arriaga said.
Orthodontist In Santa Clarita On The Advantages Of Getting Early Treatment
A Santa Clarita Orthodontist discusses the importance of children getting early treatment to reduce, and sometimes, prevent certain teeth and jaw issues that could become more serious in the future if left untreated.
Embrace Your Smile Orthodontics in Santa Clarita follow the American Association of Orthodontists’ recommendation that children visit an orthodontist at the first sign of an orthodontic problem, and no later than age 7.
By the age of 7, a child should have enough permanent teeth to determine if any orthodontic problem exists or is developing.
There could be certain bite problems emerging, so treating and correcting the growth of the jaw is the main goal. Also, early treatment can help make room for their permanent teeth to come in properly, which can lessen the chance of more tooth extractions in the future.
L.A. County To Transition Magic Mountain COVID-19 Vaccination Site To COC
After several months of operation, the large-scale COVID-19 vaccination site at Six Flags Magic Mountain is set to transition away from the amusement park in favor of a smaller site at College of the Canyons (COC), County officials announced Monday.
Starting on April 19, College of the Canyons and Palmdale Oasis Park Recreation Center are scheduled to begin operating as County-operated vaccination sites in the northern part of Los Angeles County, according to L.A. County officials.
“Six Flags Magic Mountain has been honored to work with our L.A. County Health Department partners in serving as a COVID-19 vaccination site since January 2021. We wish them much success with their new vaccination distribution efforts,” said Jerry Certonio, spokesperson for Six Flags Magic Mountain.