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Join Santa Clarita Valley Community Leaders Vote YES on Measure E! THE SIGNAL . satURDAY, MAY 14, 2016 . A7 Join Santa Clarita Valley Community Leaders Vote YES on Measure E! College of the Canyons boosts the Santa Clarita Valley’s economy through higher education and cutting-edge, next-generation career training for local students. Vote YES on Measure E to ensure access to classes and science labs for growing student enrollment and to train our students for the well-paying jobs of the future. Elected Officials Laura Pearson Alex Bozman John Haro Board of Trustees, Nuhubit Software Lockheed Martin Steve Knight Castaic Union School District Studios, LLC Shawnie Maslioth Yandel Uribe Laura Kirchhoff U.S. Congressman, Michael Haro Aerotek Primerica American Diabetes Susan Christopher Hunt Braly Lockheed Martin 25th District Board of Trustees, Poole & Shaffery, LLP Ed Masterson Marlene Via Association Howard P. “Buck” McKeon Castaic Union School District Calvin Hedman Valley Industrial VIA Promotionals Charlotte Kleeman Jim Brown Hedman Partners U.S. Congressman, 25th Dr. Victor M. Torres SCV Economic Association Justin Wallace College of the District, California (Retired) Board of Trustees, Development Corp. John Heys Terry Mayfield Logistics Canyons Foundation Heys Plumbing Fran Pavley Castaic Union School District Lisa Burke Landsberg Packaging Daniel Walsh Bryan Lake California State Senator, Dave Bossert Santa Clarita Michael Hogan Leslie Me RE/MAX of Santa Clarita Boys & Girls Club of SCV 27th District West Ranch Town Council Concessions, Inc. Hogan Communications Restoration Law Center Pat Warford Elise Lentini Sharon Runner Lou Vince Alethia Calagias Kevin D. Holmes Stephanie Mellady L.A. County Deputy College of the California State Senator, Agua Dulce Town Council Logix Federal Credit Union Martini, Iosue Mellady Direct Marketing Marshall, Retired Canyons Foundation & Akpovi, CPAs 21st District Dana Levine Peggy Cannistraci Connie McCoy Neal Weichel Bryan Levine Tom Lackey Associated Student Government, Math Support Services Mark Hooper California Bank & Trust RE/MAX Valencia Democratic Alliance General Contractor for Action California State Assembly College of the Canyons David Cantrell Laina McFerren Barbara B. Wilson Member, 36th District American Family Funding Claudia Huntington Wolf Creek Brewery Mental Health Look Up Robert Levine Scott Wilk Organizations Suncrest Solar Gloria Mercado-Fortine Ken Wiseman Los Angeles County John Carlson Democratic Party California State Assembly Bank of Santa Clarita Pamela Ingram Global Education CEO, AMS Fulfillment Member, 38th District American Federation of Teachers RE/MAX of Santa Clarita Solutions Ruthann Levison (AFT), Part-Time Faculty United Andrew Carr Robert Wright Michael D. Antonovich Claudia Janes Randy Moberg Wright Slot Car Raceway Sand Canyon at College of the Canyons Friend of College Community Association Supervisor, Fifth District, of the Canyons Marriage and LBW Insurance & L.A. County Board Associated Student Government, Family Therapy Carole Lutness Charles Carr Financial Services, Inc. Community of Supervisors College of the Canyons Dr. Gregory Jenkins Friend of College of California School Employees Benchmark Software, Inc. Tawny Montes Leaders Jim McDonnell The Doctor’s Office BPD the Canyons Los Angeles County Sheriff Association (CSEA), Chapter 725 Tanii Carr Karol Matson Castaic Union School District Benchmark Software, Inc. Mark Jenkins Darreine Montgomery Patsy Ayala Bob Kellar Real Estate Broker Good Chiropractic Latino Business Partners in Care Mayor, City of Santa Clarita College of the Canyons Mark Chamberlin Mike Metro Classified Senate Alfred Mann Foundation Bob Jenner John Musella Alliance, SCV Chamber Carl Boyer The Network Doctor, Inc. The Musella Group of Commerce; Deputy Chief, L.A. County Mayor, City of Santa Clarita College of the Canyons Steven Chegwin California Assembly Fire Department (retired) Faculty Association (COCFA) Steven Chegwin, CPA Rebecca Judd Denise & Jeff Myers (Retired) Facey Medical Group Lois Bauccio Dr. David R. McCann College of the Canyons Gary E. Condie Ma Maison Gift Shop Michael Berger James Keach Friend of College of Center for Consciousness Association of Nurses — Condie & Wood, CPAs Sue Nevius Studies and Transformational Board of Trustees, National Student Nurses PCH Films La Quinta Inn and Suites the Canyons College of the Canyons Myrna Condie Cindy Biehahn Center for Conscious Association (NSNA) Condie & Wood, CPAs Dr. Larry R. Kidd Rachel Newland Relationships Bruce Fortine Democratic Alliance for Action Henry Mayo Newhall College of the Board of Trustees, Rocco Cordola Jones Lang LaSalle Canyons Foundation Dr. Janis McCann of Santa Clarita Memorial Hospital Nicole Nilos-Boyes Center for Consciousness College of the Canyons Futbol Club Valencia Youth Gothic Landscape Jamie Kim Alan Bingham Michele Jenkins Steve Corn Commercial Banking President, Santa Clarita Studies and Transformational Soccer, Creative Soccer Publik Brand Industry Center for Conscious Board of Trustees, Enterprises, Inc. dba FC Valencia Newhall Escrow Co. Greg Kincaid Track Club College of the Canyons Stephanie Cornthwaite Kathy Norris Ransom Boynton Relationships Junior Chamber International Sage Staffing, Inc. Valley Industrial Joan MacGregor (JCI) Santa Clarita Safety Steph CPR & 1st Executive, BSA David Menchaca Aid Training Laura Kincaid Association Boys & Girls Club of SCV Board of Trustees, KHTS AM-1220 Radio Sage Staffing, Inc. Jacob Bridges College of the Canyons Wayne & Dianne Crawford Kathy Oliver Fabiana Meredith Los Angeles County Carol Lynn Barrington Staffing Lou Vince for Congress Steven Zimmer Democratic Party Santa Clarita Concrete Sharon Bronson Football Club Valencia Elizabeth Klipfel Julie Olsen Dr. Skip Newhall Board of Trustees, Los Angeles Volleyball Nikki de la Cruz Designs by Carol Lynn College of the College of the Canyons Academy North COC Association of Nurses Price Waterhouse Coopers Canyons Foundation Astronomer Rob Hall Joe Klocko Linda Phoenix Kathy Norris Newhall School District Tom Dierckman Management Consultant John Casselberry, Jr. Governing Board, Santa Clarita Valley Economic M6 Advisors, LLC H&S Electric, Inc. Santa Clarita Valley Valley Industrial Association Wm. S. Hart Union Fred Kreger Kirsten Quinn Young Dems; Lou Vince Greg Nutter Development Corp. John Douglas American Family Funding High School District Santa Clarita Valley Chamber Happy Pets Santa Clarita Magazine for Congress Friend of College of Bob Jensen of Commerce Veterinary Center Doug Kreuzberger Roxie Ramey William Cloyd Jr. the Canyons Governing Board, Santa Clarita Valley Young Matt Denny CIS Realtor SCV Friend of College of Ed Padilla Wm. S. Hart Union Democrats Club Denny & Company, LLP Kim Kurowski Peggy & Larry Rasmussen the Canyons College of the High School District Saugus Union School District Sarah Eaton A-1 Party Rentals Spirit Holding, Inc. Barbara S. Cochran Canyons Foundation Joe Messina Sulphur Springs School District SCV Economic Marlee Lauffer David Rendall Friend of College of Linda Pedersen Governing Board, Town Park Construction, Inc. Development Corp. Henry Mayo Newhall RE/MAX of Valencia the Canyons Friend of College of Wm. S. Hart Union Valley Industry Association (VIA) Alicia Echeverria Memorial Hospital Jason Renno William “Bill” Cooper the Canyons High School District Wiley Canyon PTA RE/MAX of Santa Clarita Mike Lebecki Wintrust Mortgage Castaic Lake Water District Dody Rogers Linda Storli William S. Hart Union High Amanda Etcheverry RE/MAX Realty Andrew Romero Shauna Criner Friend of College of Governing Board, School District Governing Board Thomas L. Lee Logix Junior Chamber the Canyons Wm. S. Hart Union iRealty Valencia, Inc. Dwayne Finley CEO (retired), The Newhall Neal Rydall International (JCI) Richard Sathre High School District Business Land & Farming Co. NE Systems, Inc. Santa Clarita Canyon Country Campus Steven Sturgeon L.A. City Parks & Recreation Vladimir Lemus Advisory Committee Representatives Shawn Fonder Gary L. Saenger Linda Davies Governing Board, Santa Clarita Orthopedic Executive Director, Holly Schroeder Wm. S. Hart Union Lundgren Management Saenger Associates Alyssa Alderman Institute Kathy Salisbury Domestic Violence Center CEO, Economic High School District Human Resources Manager, Stacy Fortner Nick Lentini of Santa Clarita Valley Development Corporation Christy Smith Cal Net Technology Group RE/MAX of Valencia Los Angeles Jewish Home Lentini Insurance & Chris Schrage Neil Fitzgerald Jack & Doreen Shine Governing Board, Byron Alvarado Francis Franco Investments Inc. President, California Friends of College of Newhall School District Transamerica Financial LBW Insurance & Financial Vice President, The Strategy Steven Lettau Services Junior Chamber of the Canyons Sue Solomon Partners, Inc. Advisors Nola Aronson’s Commerce Heather Stewart Governing Board, Tiffany Giordano Advanced Audiology Lynne Secrest Greg Amsler Boston Scientific Susan Hayward Brenda Mehling Newhall School District Salt Creek Grille Children’s Law Center Mitzi Like Zonta, Retired Cancer Fund Paul De La Cerda Darlene Glasshoff LBW Insurance & Financial Jeri Seratti Goldman Andrew Taban Fred Arnold KHTS Radio Elizabeth Hopp Board of Trustees, Saugus H&S Electric Services, Inc. Friend of College of Santa Clarita Valley Union School District American Family Funding Virginia Shemanski Sue Arellano Oscar Golbert William R. Lively the Canyons Young Democrats Judy Egan Umeck 18 Karat Appraisers Law Offices of William Parklane Kris Hough Jeff Thomas Board of Trustees, Saugus
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