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February 8, 2001

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

EXPLORING THE GREAT OUTDOORS More...

Blackouts a distinct possibility Likelihood increases if conservation efforts don’t work

Acorn Staff Writer

By Sharon Makokian

With California More...

Liquor license, office building approved in Calabasas

Acorn Staff Writer

By Sharon Makokian

After two votes and tense words between members, the Calabasas Planning Commission granted a full liquor license to Money Pancho Mexican restaurant during a recent meeting. More...

•	Teens learn about careers firsthand through ‘Operation Shadow’

Community

•	Incumbent councilman is big on slow growth, open space, the environment and public safety

Acorn Staff Writer

Calabasas City Councilman James Bozajian, one of two incumbents in this year More...

•	Peterson named vice chair of MWD

•	Longtime Oak Park boardmember survives a stroke

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Health & Wellness

•	Be alert to dangerous drug interactions

Learning more about dangerous drug interactions could save your life. More...

•	Wellness Community receives $6,000 grant

•	Free psychological programs offered

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Bulletin
Board

•	Church hosts Valentine dinner

Christian Church of the Hills will host a Valentine Dinner at 7 p.m. on Sat., Feb. 10. More...

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Datebook

•	Picture books come alive by puppeteers

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Schools

•	Classes offered at Pierce Extention

For those with an artistic bent, indulge your creativity through some of these upcoming classes at Los Angeles Pierce College Extension. More...

•	Medea Creek Middle School wins stock market contest

•	Learn about leaded glass

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Sports

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

The Westlake girls More...

•	Charger girls still in playoff hunt despite a tough week

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

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Pets

•	Pet of the Week CHUCK ROGERS/The Acorn

MEET More...

•	Be a valentine to a feline

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Faith

•	Words of Hope

By Dr. Jon Wilson More...

•	Agoura Bible Fellowship offers services

•	Christian Schience Church to study ‘Spirit’

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On the
Town

•	Showboat Youtheatre announces signups

Showboat Youtheatre will drop anchor in Westlake Village on Sat., Feb. 10. More...

•	Pepperdine University to exhibit rare artifacts from Israel

•	‘Romeo’ coming to T.O.

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Motoring

•	Jaguar announces a 2002 S-TYPE Sport

Acorn Automotive Editor

Jaguar North America is introducing a sportier version of its award winning and highly successful S-TYPE sedan for the true driving enthusiast. The S-TYPE Sport will be arriving at Jagyuar dealers this autumn. More...

•	Explorer Sport Trac Nothing else like it on the road now

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Letters

•	Unimpressed by boys and their toys

The following is submitted in response to "The Hummer: Not So Much A Vehicle But A Lifestyle," published in The Acorn on Jan. 25: More...

•	Let’s rotate our work hours

•	Acorn Editorial Submission Policy

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Editorials

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

We were opposed to term limits that were imposed several years ago in California on grounds that the best candidate for the job might just be the incumbent. And voters already had the option of setting "term limits" with every election cycle. More...

•	Guest opinion State should keep its senses over electricity

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