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May 8, 2003  RSS feed
Commissioners, contractors must reapply in Calabasas, city attorney resigns
By Michael Picarella
Acorn Staff Writer

The city attorney has resigned and library and planning commissioners have been asked to vacate their seats by May 28 as part of Calabasas City Councilman Barry Groveman More...

OPHS Activity Center begins to take shape
By Lori Porter
Acorn Staff Writer

At a meeting of the Oak Park Theater Building Committee (OPTBC) it was clear that "less is more" perfectly describes the future Performing Arts Center, also known as the Oak Park High School Activity Center. More...

 Community
• Middle school may open on time; Calabasas guarantees $375,000
Acorn Staff Writer
The city of Calabasas last week voted to give $375,000 as part of a joint-use agreement for completion of the new Alice C. Stelle Middle School this fall, but some clauses of the contract must be completed. More...
• Man pleads guilty to murdering Agoura Hills woman in England
• Library hours increased
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 Bulletin
Board
• THURS., MAY 8
Topic is Teen Attitudes
"Sexually Speaking: What Is Your Teenager Up To?" is a program for parents of middle and high school students by clinical psychologist Lise Spiegel, Ph.D. More...
• Thanks to rainy weather, Conejo Valley Days carnival gets a reprieve
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 Business
• Oak Park dad launches kids’ beverage line
An Oak Park father of two named Aric Gastwirth recently launched what he described as "the world More...
• Ixia named winner in awards program
• Mustang Marketing wins award for
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 Sports
• article has image Coyotes softball in rebuilding mode
Acorn Sports Writer
The Calabasas softball team won a California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) championship three years ago under head coach Barbara Hofer, but the Coyotes are in a rebuilding mode this season as the team moved into the ultra-tough Marmonte League. More...
• Sports Junkie
• article has image Westlake Warriors stay in first place
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 Pets
• article has image Pet of the Week
LISA ADAMS/The Acorn 'LET'S MAKE A LOVE CONNECTION'-This is Marshmellow, a 3-year-old rabbit ready to be adopted from the Agoura Animal Shelter at 29525 Agoura Road in Agoura Hills. More...
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 Police
• Notice
No incident reports had been added to the press board in L.A. County after last week More...
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 Faith
• Nominees being sought for Sunday School Teacher of the Year
For many Sunday School teachers, teaching is its own reward. However, thanks to an annual contest, it More...
• Catholic bishops create program to protect youth
• article has image Selling Israeli goods
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 Family
• Children learn to read by connecting letters and sounds to meaning
Childhood is filled with memorable "firsts." Like your toddler More...
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 On the
Town
• Wayne Gretsky to host fundraiser at Oaks Christian
Oaks Christian School (OCS) will kick off its third annual financial aid fundraiser at 6 p.m. Sat., May 17 at the Westlake Village school. Hosted by OCS parents and supporters Wayne and Janet Gretzky, the gala features an evening dinner, silent and live auctions and entertainment. More...
• Star gazing set for Saturday
• Boy Scouts to host breakfast for Moms
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 Motoring
• So you think gas prices are coming down
Acorn Automotive Editor
Troops are on their way home. The president went on TV to tell us that although the war isn More...
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 Letters
• Calabasas Council’s action puts the fight against Ahmanson Ranch at risk
The Calabasas City Council has stood firm for over a decade to save Ahmanson Ranch from development. We have spent $1.8 million over 11 years (1992-2003) and are now positioned to win lawsuits just filed. More...
• Stone should be kept on the job
• Las Virgenes Unified School District deserves plenty of support from everybody
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 Editorials
• Two attorneys move on in Calabasas
The jury is still out, but it appears that at least one and possibly two lawyers are being divorced or are separating themselves from city hall in Calabasas. More...
• For the record
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