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      Photos by LISA ADAMS
CROWD PLEASERS -
Musicians and singers with the rock group Five Wheel Drive perform during a free concert, above. The show at Chumash Park in Agoura Hills was co-sponsored by the city of Westlake Village and the Acorn newspapers. Before the musicians begin performing, right, Agoura Hills Mayor Pro Tem Ed Corridori, left, presents a plaque to Mayor Iraj Broomand of Westlake Village, center, and to Westlake City Councilwoman Betty de Santis for their city's support of summer Concerts in the Park.

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Calabasas budget stays in the green
By Sharon Makokian
Acorn Staff Writer

      The Calabasas City Council recently approved a comprehensive two-year operating budget and capital improvement plan for the 2000-2002 fiscal years.
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Westlake Village braces for decisions on low-income housing
By Debbie Sporich
Acorn Staff Writer

      Be careful what you ask for. Some residents of Westlake Village might not get the park in their neighborhood that they opposed, but they might end up with high-density, low-income housing instead.
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City councilman in Westlake promotes a nightclub for teens
By Debbie Sporich
Acorn Staff Writer

      Thanks to Westlake Village City Councilman Chris Mann, youth in this area may get an under 21 nightclub as early as September. Area 51 is the concept name for Mann’s under 21 nightclub, and so far he’s the only principal person working on it.
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      Boy buys berries
LISA ADAMS/The Acorn
PICKIN' STRAWBERRIES - Westlake Village resident Kevin Bock, 12, a Lindero Canyon Middle School student, does a little Sunday shopping at the Farmers' Market that's open 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sundays in the parking lot of the Landing near the lake in Westlake Village. The city recently granted the controversial marketplace a provisional, one-year permit. Nearby residents opposed the market for a variety of reasons.

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