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February 21, 2002  RSS feed
Chilly weather kite flying
MICHAEL COONS/The Acorn HIGH UP-Jerry Kraschinsky of Agoura Hills flies his kite on a breezy Sunday afternoon at Morrison Park. The cool weather should be replaced by warmer temperatures this weekend. More...
Consultant calls Home Depot a financial gamble
Acorn Staff Writer
By John Loesing

Whether or not the Agoura Hills anti-big box initiative, Measure H, passes on March 5, the proposed shopping center containing Home Depot might already be doomed financially, according to consultants close to the project. More...

Westlake OKs another year for bus transit study; mayor fears idea

will die before it gets off the ground More...

 Community
• Former OPHS student published in Washington Post
Nicholas Craig Rodriguez, a 2000 graduate of Oak Park High School and currently a second year public policy student at Stanford University, has published an opinion piece in the Washington Post on congressional voting. More...
• POW/MIA flag flies again over city hall in Agoura Hills
• Cities to fight to preserve sales tax revenue
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 Health & Wellness
• MDs to get more training in communications
In response to changing attitudes in healthcare and concerns over whether doctors are able to meet society More...
• Little-known disorder needs compassion
• Special programs to be offered this month
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 Bulletin
Board
• Equine artist among weekend attractions
Fred Stone of Agoura Hills, one of the foremost equine artists in the world, created a poster, "Partners," to honor victims of the Oklahoma City bombing, depicting an exhausted firefighter with his search-and-rescue dog. More...
• Women to host Hugh O’Brian
• Summer concerts are scheduled for Agoura Hills
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 Schools
• College grant deadline: March 2
State Assemblywoman Fran Pavley (D-Woodland Hills) encourages students in the 41st Assembly District to apply for a scholarship from the revised Cal Grant Program before the March 2 deadline. Grants, which do not have to be repaid, are awarded to eligible low or moderate-income applicants who meet the academic standards, and fully finance tuition and fees at the California State University or the University of California. More...
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 Police
• Sheriff’s blotter Agoura Hills
Moving company employees are possible suspects in the theft of a rifle, three handguns and ammunition. The weapons were valued at $1,350. The loot was stolen from a Balkins Drive home between Feb. 3 and 10. More...
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 Faith
• Seminars, workshops to accompany Lent in Conejo Valley More than 30 sessions will be presented inexpensively to connect faith, life experiences at two local churches
In an innovative approach to the season of Lent, two Roman Catholic parishes in the Conejo Valley will be partners in presenting more than 30 seminars and workshops designed to connect faith and life experiences. More...
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 Motoring
• article has image The ultimate ‘Ultimate Driving Machine:’ BMW’s new 7 Series
Acorn Automotive Editor
My first reaction: this is a big car! My second reaction: this is a big luxury car More...
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 Columns
• article has image On the Trail
Long Time, No Seed
There More...
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