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August 23, 2001

Sun sets on Concerts in the Park

TWILIGHT More...

Five to run for Westlake City Council

Acorn Staff Writer

By John Loesing

The field is set for the Nov. 6 city council election in Westlake Village. More...

Calabasas policy on Ahmanson Ranch may be illegal

Acorn Staff Writer

By Gregory Koteles

The Calabasas City Council may have overstepped its authority in attempting to uphold a policy of boycott against the proposed Ahmanson Ranch development. More...

•	Field set for Las Virgenes board of education election

•	A father helps

Community

•	Calabasas to consider a design review board

Acorn Staff Writer

After 10 years, the city of Calabasas Design Review Board may actually have members appointed to it by the city council. More...

•	Intern helps U.S. senators from Illinois

•	Local schools stand out in standardized testing

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Health & Wellness

•	Save your knees by exercising in the water

By Dr. Stan James, M.D. More...

•	California’s seniors well-served by community resources

•	Get a handle on stress, feel healthier

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Schools

•	Give a loud cheer for the Westlake High School cheerleaders Westlake High School cheerleaders under new adviser Amy Hansman garnered numerous accolades recently during the National Cheerleaders Association summer cheer camp at UCLA

Junior Lauri Schakett was chosen as the camp More...

•	Mobilizing schools for kids’ education

•	Cheer teams ready to go

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Sports

•	Edwards begins 22nd season at helm of the Calabasas Coyote football program

Acorn Sports Writer

Larry Edwards officially began his 22nd season as head coach of the Calabasas High School football team this Monday when the Coyotes commenced two-a-day practices. Next week, Edwards will also start his 22nd year as a teacher of U.S. history at the school. More...

•	Sports Junkie

•	Westlake’s Adamcyzk signs to pitch for the Cardinals

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Pets

•	Pets talk, you just need to listen, says local animal communicator

Acorn Staff Writer

Ever wonder why we become so close to our pets? More...

•	EASY TO LOVE––"Hi, my name is Jojo. I’m a 2-year-old spayed shepherd mix with a sparkling personality. I’m house trained, and I come with my own bed and three free obedience lessons with a personal trainer. Rescue me today from the Agoura Animal Shel

•	Cat bites dog, owner

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Faith

•	Services and programs listed for Westlake Church of Religious Science

Westlake Church of Religious Science presents the following ongoing services and special programs during August to September. More...

•	Jewish service group provides job training to people with disabilities

•	Houses of worship that serve Acorn readers

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On the
Town

•	‘Dino’ croons again in Agoura Hills MICHAEL COONS/The Acorn

GIVING IT HIS BEST SHOT More...

•	Musical opens this weekend

•	‘Cash on Delivery’ continues local run

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Letters

•	Former council candidate defends developer’s stance

Having read Brian Boudreaux More...

•	Owner of mystery house overcomes the odds

•	Critic of LVMWD gets a strong rebuttal

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Columns

•	On the Trail

Eyesore

Nearly every person I know wears eyeglasses and thinks nothing of it. My own father had such poor eyesight he sported a different pair of glasses for practically every occasion imaginable. Me, I More...

•	On the Trail

•	There Goes the Neighborhood!

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Editorials

•	Kill the design review board in Calabasas

Regarding its design review board, Calabasas will likely discover (as did Agoura Hills concerning its defunct architectural review board) that another layer of bureaucracy serves nobody, least of all the taxpayers of Calabasas. More...

•	Guest opinion Los Robles Regional Medical Center works hard to meet healthcare needs

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