Church hosts Valentine dinner

Datebook

Picture books come alive by puppeteers

Jewish group offers programs
Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles, a non-sectarian, nonprofit agency, will sponsor the following programs:

Display opens at The Oaks

Children can learn about wild animals up close and personal

High-tech conference coming soon

Topic is area’s aviation

SCORE offers workshops

Peterson named vice chair of MWD

Longtime Oak Park boardmember survives a stroke
By Michael Picarella
Acorn Staff Writer

For the record

New Los Angeles County D.A. reveals his goals during Chamber event

Westlake Village’s Library contract up for renewal

We’ll never know how young they are
GENE DOWD/The Acorn

Internet politics studied

A new hate crimes bureau is forming

Cops say they’re ready for blackouts

Broomand recovers from bypass

Neighbors
Mountaineers bring awareness to prostate cancer
By John Loesing
Acorn Staff Writer

Boy learns the power of giving
By Michael Picarella
Acorn Staff Writer

Contestants sought for upcoming pageant

Pageant preparations

Mother-daughter group believes in community giving
By Gail Sanders
Special to The Acorn

Valentine shoppers embrace The Oaks mall

New trustees join Future Foundation

A gift from the heart

Take that, cowboy
LISA ADAMS/The Acorn

‘Take me to your party’
LISA ADAMS/The Acorn

Interface to attack addiction

Calabasas publisher offers Valentine’s books

JVS offers guidance for older workers

Firm aids Red Cross

Term limits took away
the electorate’s ability to throw the scoundrels out

Guest opinion
State should keep its senses over electricity
By Fran Pavley
State Assemblymember

Words
of
Hope

Agoura Bible Fellowship offers services

Christian Schience Church to study ‘Spirit’

Agoura boy celebrates Bar Mitzvah

Temple hosts events

Sierra Club offers hikes to meet all abilities
LISA ADAMS/The Acorn

Blackouts a distinct possibility
Likelihood increases
if conservation efforts don’t work
By Sharon Makokian
Acorn Staff Writer

Liquor license, office building approved in Calabasas
By Sharon Makokian
Acorn Staff Writer

Teens learn about careers firsthand through ‘Operation Shadow’
By Sharon Makokian
Acorn Staff Writer

Be alert to dangerous drug interactions

Wellness Community receives $6,000 grant

Free psychological programs offered

Premature infants at risk for virus

Red Cross courses available in T.O.

Resolve to strive for a healthy lifestyle

Hip replacement units recalled

National Donor Day set for Saturday

Silverado Senior Living Center offers free programs

Unimpressed by boys and their toys

Let’s rotate
our work hours

Acorn Editorial Submission Policy

Jaguar announces a 2002
S-TYPE Sport
By Michael Binstock
Acorn Automotive Editor

Explorer Sport Trac
Nothing else like it on the road now

Pepperdine University to exhibit rare artifacts from Israel

‘Romeo’ coming to T.O.

Pet of the Week
CHUCK ROGERS/The Acorn

Be a valentine to a feline

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Classes offered at Pierce Extention

Medea Creek Middle School wins stock market contest

Learn about leaded glass

Brookside Elementary School returns to Colonial times

Home-schooling subject of program

CHS to celebrate 25th annniversary

Viewpoint student wins martial arts award

Music students sought for competition

Lupin Hill Elementary jumps to help fight heart disease

Warriors bend but don’t break in tie vs. T.O. Lancer girls

Charger girls still in playoff hunt despite a tough week
By Steve Ames
Special to The Acorn

Soccer success–––
Oak Park girls beat La Reina to take first place in league