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May 9, 2002  RSS feed
Equestrians have a ball in Old Agoura
MICHAEL COONS/The Acorn A TIGHT GRIP-James Carhart, left, riding Cody, and Rachel Wachs, riding Hipshot, both try to hold onto the ribbon during the Ribbon Race at Spring Horse Playday last Sunday at the Equestrian Center at the intersection of Driver Avenue and Chesebro Road in Old Agoura. More...
Coyotes on the prowl, rattlesnakes slithering about
Acorn Staff Writer
By Michael Picarella

Be warned: Coyote and rattlesnake season is here. More...

OPUSD employee sues for discrimination, harassment
Acorn Staff Writer
By Michael Picarella

A former Oak Park Unified School District (OPUSD) employee, Judy Galanter, is suing the district for religious discrimination and harassment. More...

 Schools
• AHS to offer new honor’s English class
The Las Virgenes Unified School District Board of Education has given the final okay for a new English III honor More...
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 Police
• Sheriff’s blotter Agoura Hills
The total loss was $540 after an SUV window was smashed on Carell Avenue the night of April 29 and a purse and cash were stolen. More...
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 Faith
• Rabbi answers questions about Israel, Middle East
Temple Beth Haverim
As a rabbi in the Conejo Valley, I am regularly asked about a Jewish response to the situation in Israel and the Middle East. More...
• United Methodist Church lists upcoming services
• Achievement to be celebrated
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 On the
Town
• article has image Seriousness and song: Three Conejo high schools offer plays
Acorn Staff Writer
A selection of both whimsy and satire are available to Conejo Valley theatergoers this spring, as drama patrons may choose from "Bye Bye Birdie" at Newbury Park High School, "The Mouse that Roared," at Thousand Oaks High School, or "Steel Magnolias" at Westlake High School. More...
• article has image Local singing group strikes popular chord
• article has image Calabasas summer camp offers dramatic possibilities for youth
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 Motoring
• article has image Buying or renting: An RV is a home away from home
Acorn Automotive Editor
As we are so painfully aware since 9-11, vacation travel can often be fraught with hassles, especially for the very young and elderly. But travelling in a recreational vehicle (RV) lets anyone feel at home, even as the view out the window constantly changes. More...
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 Letters
• Reader wonders why police action goes unreported
I eagerly awaited the arrival of my copy of The Acorn yesterday to read the story about the police action in Old Agoura on Thurs., April 18. Since The Acorn did not carry a story, I feel compelled to write what I know about what happened and ask about the lack of coverage. More...
• Local businessman praised for helping
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