Brittney M. Walker  |   OW Staff Writer
Oct 21 2010

Women’s group raises money for education

ANTELOPE VALLEY, Calif.—On Oct. 23, the Antelope Valley Juliettes host a masked ball for Scholarships. The organization is a social women’s group that volunteers its time and resources.

Toni Powell-Lee, a member of the organization, said their fundraisers have raised more than $100,000 for Lancaster High School students who attend Antelope Valley College.

Oct 21 2010

Outstanding contributions

PASADENA, Calif.—A Caltech professor was named as the recipient of the National Medal of Science, the highest honor bestowed by the U.S. government on scientists.

Amnon Yariv, a professor of applied physics and electrical engineering, will receive the award, along with 10 others, during a ceremony at the White House later this year.

“The extraordinary accomplishments of these scientists, engineers and inventors are a testament to American industry and ingenuity,” President Barack Obama said.

Oct 21 2010

Photovoltaic power plant

ROSEMEAD, Calif.—Construction is under way at a site in the San Joaquin Valley on what’s described by Southern California Edison as the state’s largest investor-owned utility photovoltaic power plant.

The construction project is expected to create about 125 jobs for Central and Southern California workers, according to SCE’s Gil Alexander.

Marisol Aguilar  |   OW Contributor
Oct 21 2010

Commission program seeks student leaders

This November seven devoted high school students will have the opportunity to join the Lancaster Youth Commission, a program that offers high school pupils the chance to learn about city government and its functions.

Students are nominated by a school official, who views the students as innovators. This includes principals, teachers and other staff members who know the student and their involvement in the community.

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