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October 16th, 2003
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Supermarket strike continues in Southern California
Grocery store workers continued their strike against Southern California supermarkets Wednesday, and locally, shelves emptied rapidly as the non-union stores struggled to keep goods in stock. More...
Traffic woes continue for Oak Park’s middle school campus

Morning and afternoon traffic at Medea Creek Middle School in Oak Park continues to enrage residents of the Shadow Ridge townhomes even after school and county officials have suggested multiple solutions. More...

Special Ed. PTA forming in LVUSD

A charter membership meeting for the Las Virgenes Special Education Parent Teacher Association (LVSEPTA) is scheduled for 7 p.m. next Thurs., Oct. 23 in the Las Virgenes Unified School District board room. More...

 Community
•New hotel planned for 101 Freeway
near Malibu Canyon Road
A new 100-room hotel would soon provide services to numerous Calabasas companies, Pepperdine University and other guests spending time along the 101 Freeway corridor from Thousand Oaks to Calabasas, according to Steve Morse, executive director at the Calabasas-based Johnston Group. More...
•For the record
•T.O. woman gets five-year sentence
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 Health & Wellness
•Carbon monoxide detection is vital
You can’t see, smell or taste carbon monoxide (CO), but at high levels it can kill a person in minutes. More...
•Psoriasis can be treated with lasers
•Women should watch for symptoms of diabetes
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 Pets
•Pet of the Week
LISA ADAMS/The Acorn A DARLING FELINE--This is Sweet Pea, a 9-year-old American shorthair mix who's ready to be adopted from the Agoura Animal Shelter, 29525 Agoura Road in Agoura Hills. More...
•Squirrel of the Week
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 Police
•Agoura Hills
Four Coca-Cola vending machines had $20,000 damages and an undetermined amount of cash was stolen after a burglary at Agoura High School on Oct. 4 or 5. More...
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 On the Town
•B.B. King: The thrill ain’t gone
Each year, The Canyon in Agoura Hills keeps getting bigger and bigger acts. Club owner Lance Sterling offered as proof last week's appearance by one of greatest musical artists of them all: B.B. King. More...
•Agoura High School schedules ComedySportz night
•Auction to benefit education
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 Letters
•Newcomers need know that coyotes will also attack and devour
family pets
I read, with interest, the letter by Mr. Raser (The Acorn, Oct. 9) regarding the "cute photo" of Mesa, the coyote. I must admit to ambivalent emotions about these predators, having lost two beloved cats over the past four years to their hunting instincts. More...
•Big box stores have no place
in Agoura Hills
•Council to blame
for Oak Creek
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 Columns
•If Words Could Talk
If you recall, in the last episode of the jumbled letter reading column, there was a puzzle. True or false: In the following statement, all four-letter words have repositioned letters. More...
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 Editorials
•Acorn will ask for
voluntary subscriptions
The Acorn will ask you next week for a voluntary subscription. The annual rate will be only $15 (less than 30 cents per issue for home delivery). More...
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