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Michaella Huck

“The people…had a blast”: Open mic nights return to Impulse Music Co.

April 23, 2021 by Michaella Huck Leave a Comment

Vaccinations and reopenings are on the rise in California, so it was only a matter of time before open mic nights returned to Impulse Music Co. in Santa Clarita.  On April 21, around 20 people attended Impulse’s second open mic night of the month, a free showing since the store reopened in May 2020. With […]

Filed Under: Business, Community, Culture, Latest News Tagged With: Cosmic Ocean, Impulse Music Co., music, Santa Clarita, Santa Clarita Valley

Organization aims to assist Black residents in SCV, work with city on law enforcement responses

April 19, 2021 by Michaella Huck Leave a Comment

Following the death of George Floyd last May, Jermain Pipkins set out to establish a collective sense of community for Black Santa Clarita Valley residents.   Pipkins’ efforts led to the founding of Black Santa Clarita Valley, or BlackSCV, in June 2020.  Alongside his leadership team – Pilar Scott-Walker and Ronald Smothers – Pipkins’ mission with BlackSCV […]

Filed Under: News Features Tagged With: Black Lives Matter, BlackSCV, Mayor Bill Miranda, police brutality, Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station

New super PAC looks to dethrone Garcia, Republicans who objected electoral vote count

March 30, 2021 by Michaella Huck Leave a Comment

Joe Jacobson’s first memory of politics came from his grandmother, Judy Clark, who handed him a book about the Presidents of the United States when he was five years old. Since then Jacobson has been an advocate championing for change and an end to, in his words, a “corrupt political system.”  He recently launched a […]

Filed Under: News Features Tagged With: 2022 Midterms, CA25, Donald Trump, election, Joe Biden, politics, Rep. Mike Garcia

Valencia-based animator builds virtual world for LAUSD students at social justice conference

March 27, 2021 by Michaella Huck Leave a Comment

On Thursday, 75 students from schools across the Los Angeles Unified School District participated in an online social justice conference hosted in a city-like virtual world called “Topia,” in collaboration with Heroes of Color, a Valencia-based company promoting inclusion and diversity through the arts. “In the Middle of the Movement: The Revolutionary Act of Collective […]

Filed Under: News Features Tagged With: BIPOC, Los Angeles Unified School District, students, Valencia, virtual

Quarantine Q&A: nonprofit for food-lovers, feedSCV

March 8, 2021 by Michaella Huck Leave a Comment

Quarantine Q&A: How a local community organization manages to remain active despite a pandemic Scott Ervin and Todd Wilson had a dream to promote healthy eating and help decrease food insecurity within the Santa Clarita Valley community. In 2015, they finally were able to turn their dream into a reality with the founding of feedSCV. […]

Filed Under: News Features Tagged With: COVID-19, feedSCV, food, online, Santa Clarita, Santa Clarita Valley

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