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Agoura Hills has never been in better shape, the mayor says
Acorn Staff Writer
"I know you all came to hear me speak and not Mr. Cooley," said Agoura Hills Mayor Ed Corridori after newly elected Los Angeles County District Attorney Steve Cooley swore in the new members of the Agoura/Las Virgenes Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday. More...
Cop says drug abuse among teens would drop if parents were more involved
Acorn Staff Writer
By Sharon Makokian

Being nosey in your child More...

Ventura County won’t file criminal charges against teens blamed for 600-acre blaze
Acorn Staff Writer
By Debbie Sporich

Ventura County will attempt to recover $250,000 from the families of four teens who were charged with starting a 600-acre brush fire last Dec. 26, but have dropped all criminal charges against the three juveniles and one 18 year old in connection with starting the fire. More...

 Community
• article has image Council challenger wants to unite Calabasas, but says city has violated personal property rights
Acorn Staff Writer
Marcus Allen Frishman, challenger for Calabasas city council, wants to bring unity to the city, which he claims has left 99 percent of its residents "disenfranchised." More...
• Candidates’ forum set for tonight in Calabasas
• Comment period extended for mountain land management plan
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 Bulletin
Board
• ‘Super Bowl of Travel Shows’ coming on Sunday
The ninth annual "Super Bowl of Travel Shows" will be 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sun., Feb. 4 in the grand ballroom of the Hyatt Westlake Plaza Hotel. More...
• Singers will host auditions
• Strum up some island dreams; learn ukulele at Pierce College
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 Schools
• School board looks at Yerba Buena relocation
Acorn Staff Writer
It was a year ago when Las Virgenes Unified School District (LVUSD) was first brought design concepts for the relocation of Yerba Buena Elementary School. More...
• Old computers may not be worth an auction
• Rop classes offer many educational opportunities
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 Sports
• article has image Eagle cheerleaders advance to nationals
The Oak Park High School cheerleading team, the Eagles, captured first place and the regional title at the USA Southern California Regional Championships recently at Agoura High School. More...
• article has image Chargers defeated by Thousands Oaks in key rematch
• Agoura still the surprise of Marmonte League
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 Faith
• Caring Neighbors to assist seniors
Caring Neighbors, a program of Lutheran Social Services in association with Aid Association for Lutherans (AAL) will be providing assistance to the senior residents of Area Housing Authority. More...
• Bat and Bar Mitzvahs celebrated
• St. Paul Lutheran plans services
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 On the
Town
• Conejo Players start the year with a bang
Acorn Staff Writer
The Conejo Players got their 2001 season off to a good start with a superb performance of "The Last Night of Ballyhoo." More...
• ‘America Sings’ concert coming
• article has image Jazz vocalist to perform benefit concert
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 Letters
• City councilwoman in Calabasas should stop insulting Lupin Hill Elementary School
It recently came to my attention that at the Dec. 11 City Council/School District meeting, Lesley Devine, a city councilmember, again made a negative comment on the appearance of Lupin Hill Elementary School. As a parent of Lupin Hill students, I am appalled that such a comment would be made at a public meeting. More...
• Oak Park High School delivers on its commitment to students
• In Calabasas City Council race, vote for the incumbents and Harrison
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