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Milling books produced in Bathurst make the shortlist for heritage award | Western Advocate - Vimarsana News

Milling books produced in Bathurst make the shortlist for heritage award | Western Advocate

Jess Jennings said it is "quite a big thing".

Bob's Underground reopens with renovations – The Scarlet & Black - Vimarsana News

Bob's Underground reopens with renovations – The Scarlet & Black

Music, laughter and the occasional toppling of Jenga blocks once again bounced off the colorful, eclectic walls that characterize Bob’s Underground, following the space’s temporary closing last semester at a re-opening celebration on Tuesday, April 25.  The event featured games, painting, and two student musical performances. Daniel Stewart `26 and Caitlin Ong `26 performed several...

SCVNews.com | Jan. 8: Santa Clarita Artists Association's 'Wild Things' Virtual Gallery Reception - Vimarsana News

SCVNews.com | Jan. 8: Santa Clarita Artists Association's 'Wild Things' Virtual Gallery Reception

The City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs on Thursday launched Reimagine Public Art, a virtual exhibition produced by DCA’s Public Art Division that highlights how artists respond to, and reimagine, Los Angeles amidst social, economic and healthcare emergencies. The L.A. County Metro board of directors approved a $679.4 million total budget for the Interstate 5 North County Enhancement Project in the Santa Clarita Valley on Thursday, setting the stage for the project to move forward with construction of new carpool lanes.

SCVNews.com | SCV Teens Create Peer Counseling Service - Vimarsana News

SCVNews.com | SCV Teens Create Peer Counseling Service

In an effort to help Santa Clarita Valley residents in need of someone to talk to, teens Caitlin Ong and Kyle Fabella created Lucy’s Psychiatry, a peer-counseling service. “Lucy’s really just came from our personal struggles opening up to others,” Ong said. “Essentially, we just wanted to be able to create a space where students could feel comfortable talking to others when they felt like they couldn’t go to their parents or their friends. We just wanted to be able to provide that because we felt like we didn’t have that.” Fabella agreed, adding, “We just wanted to provide ...