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Oak Park football players may be suspended for alcohol incident

Acorn Staff Writer

By Debbie Sporich

According to Sgt. Mark Liddi of the Santa Barbara County Sheriff More...

Hilltop mansion gets the axe

Acorn Staff Writer

By Sharon Makokian

Despite recommendations by city staff members and even a last-minute withdrawal by the applicant, the Calabasas Planning Commission recently voted down a proposal for a controversial hilltop mansion after lengthy discussion and comments from area residents. More...

•	Local school district reorganizes its personnel

•	Officials express fear for scooter operators

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Community

•	Sunday concert rehearsals begin

REHEARSING FOR THIS WEEKEND More...

•	Slurry seal repairs worry residents

•	Two local court cases postponed

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Health & Wellness

•	Local radiologist describes different cancers

Acorn Staff Writer
First in a series of three

Paul J. Miller, M.D., a radiation oncologist in Thousand Oaks who is also on the clinical faculty of UCLA, believes that cancers come in all different sizes and levels of aggressiveness. More...

•	Alcohol is top drug of U.S. teens

•	MS victims can now get assistance nationwide

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Schools

•	Search continues for CHS principal

The principal More...

•	Parents must pay for some summer school classes

•	CSUN leads in Latino education

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Sports

•	Oaks Christian assembles a top-flight football coaching staff

Acorn Sports Writer

Head coach Bill Redell is a former national coach of the year for high school football. Bob Richards was the CIF coach of the year in 1987. More...

•	Learning on the links

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Faith

•	Choices involve good vs. evil

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•	Church of Religious Science to host events

•	Prayer is topic of United Methodist’s Sunday sermon

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On the
Town

•	Showing how to put away the groceries CHUCK ROGERS/The Acorn

FROM PHILADELPHIA TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA More...

•	Wine, food festival coming to Camarillo

•	And it’s free

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Motoring

•	Nissan’s Tino hybrid: A first look

Acorn Automotive Editor

It looks as if the hybrid car is here to stay. Honda has its gasoline/ electric Insight on the market now and Toyota is shipping, now, the Prius hybrid which is an electric powered car with a small gas engine that provides both an assist to the electric motor and a charging unit for the batteries. More...

•	A pair of passes to The Petersen Automotive Museum

•	Happy 30th. birthday: Range Rover

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Letters

•	Staunchly defends the fight to keep open space "Be careful what you ask for"? What did we ask for? Open space to remain open space? A neighborhood not to be destroyed? An unsafe design/plan to be reexamined? How does this equate to "aski

Although there are many in the surrounding area that actually did (do) prefer housing to the original plans for the sports complex. More...

•	No matter your viewpoint, it can be viewed as selfishness

•	Objects to article on skeletal remains

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Columns

•	AUTO FOR SALE

1996 SUZUKI RM250 DIRT BIKE. Pro Circuit Motor Suspension, Pipe & Silencer. Moto xxx Graphics. Renthal Bars, Extremely Fast, Hardly Ridden. Must See. $3699 (818) 706-3032 More...

•	Squirrel of the Month

•	On the Trail

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