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October 5, 2000  RSS feed
Public transit still moving in Calabasas
Acorn Staff Writer
If you want to take advantage of various entertainment and dining amenities in Calabasas, but don More...
Westlake residents ask: ‘Who wanted park playfields?’ Homeowners get defensive about facilities in their own neighborhoods
Acorn Staff Writer
By Debbie Sporich

Westlake Village City Councilmembers unanimously agreed to continue eminent domain proceedings to purchase a site known as Lot 79 and to proceed with building a passive sports park at Foxfield, which is a one-acre lot at Lindero Canyon Road and Foxfield Drive. More...

A. E. Wright Middle School parents call for teacher’s dismissal
Acorn Staff Writer
By John Loesing

A history teacher who was transferred from Calabasas High School to A.E. Wright Middle School continues to be disruptive and should be removed from class, according to angry parents. More...

 Community
• article has image Water board challenger calls for lower rates
Acorn Staff Writer
Glen Longarini, a Westlake Village resident who has a master More...
• Skateboard park grand opening planned
• For the record
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 Bulletin
Board
• Chamber breakfast is tomorrow
The Thousand Oaks-Westlake Village Regional Chamber of Commerce will hold its TGIF Breakfast from 7 to 9 a.m. tomorrow, Fri., Oct. 6, at the Hyatt Westlake Plaza Hotel. Registration begins 6:45 a.m. More...
• Republican women to dine
• Painting classes offered
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 Sports
• article has image Warriors rout the Lancers
The Westlake football team defeated Thousand Oaks last Thursday, 49-0, in the Marmonte League opening game for both teams. More...
• Oak Park goes sleepwalking in Santa Paula
• CHS wins two in a row
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 Letters
• Wants no sports fields at Bennett
As a member of the Westlake Park Advisory Committee (and attendee of every meeting), I feel compelled to correct a misconception about the committee and its "findings." More...
• Send soccer somewhere else
• Sports fields are good for families and children
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