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Calabasas expands its trolley car service
It costs nothing to catch a ride
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Interest shown in building new hospital here
By Gregory Koteles
Acorn Staff Writer

Though far from a done deal, residents of Conejo Valley/Las Virgenes lobbying for a new hospital in the region may have encouraging news. An ad hoc committee formed at the beginning of the year to study the possibility of building a new facility to replace the closed Westlake Hospital has begun preliminary negotiations with a major healthcare provider, which currently operates other medical center More...

Calabasas to sue again over Ahmanson
By Michael Picarella
Acorn Staff Writer

The city of Calabasas and other litigants went to court yesterday to sue Ventura County after all five county planning commissioners had visited Washington Mutual More...

 Community
• article has image Local couple checks in on charity
Charity starts at home, says Agoura resident Lisa Sonne, founder of the home-based, nonprofit organization called Charity Checks. More...
• Give generously, but always be prudent
• Artist award
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 Health & Wellness
• Heartburn could be more serious
Simple heartburn shouldn
It seems to happen every year; you eat just a bit too much of the turkey, enjoy that extra piece of pumpkin pie or indulge in a second portion of yams. Hours later, the heartburn sets in. More...
• Women make most important healthcare choices in families
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 Bulletin
Board
• article has image Some say basketball games on the streets of Oak Park are dangerous to children
The streets of Oak Park are safe. So safe, in fact, that many kids are taking to the streets to play basketball with portable hoops and backboards. More...
• Middle East to be discussed
• article has image Calabasas denies that it wants popular bar annexed only for its tax revenue
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 Schools
• Teens value integrity in workplace
Survey shows changing ideals
Teenagers in America want to work for honest companies. Nearly nine of 10 teenagers said they would refuse to work for a company accused of wrongdoing, while three out of four teens say they would not buy a product from a company accused of wrongdoing. More...
• High school to present classic comedy
• Bookmark winners announced
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 Pets
• article has image Pet of the Week
LISA ADAMS/The Acorn 'PLEASE GIVE ME A HOME'--This 2-year-old female Australian shepherd/mix is ready to be adopted from the Agoura Animal Shelter at 29525 Agoura Road. More...
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 Police
• Sheriff’s blotter
Agoura Hills

Three men who wore dark clothing (two of whom were in ski masks and spoke with accents, possibly Middle Eastern) knocked a male victim More...
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 Faith
• Hanukkah teaches about faith, miracles
This year Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, began on the evening of Fri., Nov. 29. It continues for eight days. Jewish families throughout the world retell the miracle of Hanukah and bring light to the world at this darkest time of the year. More...
• Nativity displays raise money for homeless
• Congregation Or Ami hosts Chanukah celebration
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 On the
Town
• article has image Village Voices rings in the holiday with song
Singers and holiday bells will raise a jubilant song when the Village Voices Chorale presents "Ring in the Holidays" at 8 p.m. Fri., Dec. 13 and at 2:30 p.m. Sat., Dec. 14 in the Scherr Forum Theatre at the Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza. More...
• Three-hundred tubas to be played in concert
• Artists may exhibit their work in government building
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 Editorials
• Thanks for helping with the food drive
The Santa Comes to Agoura and Conejo Valley/Las Virgenes food drive will complete another year on Saturday morning at the Do It Center in Agoura Hills on Roadside Drive. More...
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