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May 24, 2001  RSS feed
Backers of petition drive to stop Home Depot shoot for November’s ballot
Acorn Staff Writer
By John Loesing

An Agoura Hills citizens More...

Westlake Village park plan moves forward
Acorn Staff Writer
By Michael Picarella

If you want it done right, do it yourself. Residents of the Trails neighborhood in Westlake Village attended last week a second community workshop regarding the Foxfield Park on Foxfield Drive just off of Lindero Canyon Road. It enabled homeowners to provide feedback on a park they More...

 Community
• Here are tips to avoid, treat rattlesnake bites
Acorn Staff Writer
The young girl who was bitten by the snake had put her hand in a dark or unfamiliar spot, too young to know that she was breaking one of the key rules of avoiding rattlesnakes. Now that summer is almost here, it More...
• Kids learn hotel business
• Sheriff’s blotter Agoura Hills
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 Bulletin
Board
• Pearl Harbor vets to speak
Pearl Harbor survivors will share their eyewitness-to-history accounts at the Westlake Village Promenade Mann Theatre Cineplex at 10 a.m., Sat., May 26. Tickets to the first Saturday morning showing of "Pearl Harbor" will include conversations with Pearl Harbor survivors. More...
• Fine art program for kids, adults opens in Calabasas
• Free concerts return to Woodland Hills
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 Schools
• article has image GATHERING–The Westlake High Scholarship Foundation enjoys dinner and a reunion Saturday night at Westlake Inn. Attending were (left to right): Westlake Scholarship Founda-
tion Scholarship membership chairwoman Donna Jessee; Debbie Reed; Janet Rich; acting president Sumi Radhakrishnan; emcee Carole Krieger and one 30 scholarship recipients for this year, Westlake High School senior Lance Lenz. The Foundation has awarded more than $230,000 in scholarships. More...
• article has image Heschel West school celebrates opening of new sports court
• article has image Students spend week at outdoor education
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 Sports
• article has image Coyotes advance to quarterfinals with two CIF playoff victories
Acorn Staff Writer
Calabasas advanced to the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) Southern Section baseball quarterfinals for the first time since 1997 by defeating Sonora, 6-5, in a dramatic comeback Tuesday. More...
• article has image Westlake’s baseball team keeps rolling in playoffs
• Summer camp for softball
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 On the
Town
• article has image Won’t you come home Bill Berry?
Bill Berry and his 16-piece L.A. Big Band will perform at 7:30 p.m. on Sun., June 3 in the Scherr Forum Theatre at the Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza. The event is fourth in a series of benefit jazz concerts presented by KCLU Radio. Proceeds from the concert will benefit student training projects. More...
• Stage Door to present classic comedy
• Vets given a musical salute to celebrate Memorial Day
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 Motoring
• Here we go again -more tire problems
Acorn Automotive Editor
It seems as if we are seeing two magnificent companies commiting the equivalent of corporate suicide. Ford and Firestone have a relationship that goes back almost a century and it looks as if nothing can prevent it coming to an end. More...
• article has image Westlake High School seniors became car dealers for a day
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 Letters
• U.S. flag to him a symbol of hope, freedom
The following was found in the bedroom of Danny L. Hall III just a few days after his sudden death at age 47 last November in Florida. It had been written on Memorial Day one year ago and was submitted by his sister, Desiree Hall-Biesterfield of Thousand Oaks. More...
• We are a nation that abuses the environment
• Writer was all wet on city’s utility tax
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