Calabasas tries to move forward on Sagebrush Cantina annexation
By Michael Picarella
Acorn Staff Writer
     The city of Calabasas is spending money to annex from the city of Los Angeles a popular restaurant and bar and the historic Leonis Adobe property that
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Citizens get a reality check from commander of Lost Hills Station
By John Loesing
Acorn Staff Writer
     Local homes and businesses are relatively safe from crime and terrorism, but citizens would still be wise to keep their guard up as they go about their daily lives, Capt.
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Calabasas councilman will introduce additional municipal reforms
By Michael Picarella
Acorn Staff Writer
     More municipal reforms might be on the way for Calabasas.
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Searches for new personnel continue in city of Calabasas
By Michael Picarella
Acorn Staff Writer
     The city of Calabasas is expected to have a new city attorney within a week, according to Calabasas Mayor Pro Tem Michael Harrison. The city has been operating with an interim lawyer since June when Charles Vose, the former city attorney, didn
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Bookkeeping system to be revised in Calabasas
     After taking office in April, Calabasas City Councilman Barry Groveman has abstained from voting on warrant registers during regular council meetings.
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Pavley bill signed into law
     Californians will have added identity theft protection under a bill recently signed into law. It was authored by state Assemblywoman Fran Pavley (D-Woodland Hills).
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Agoura Chamber to honor deputies during luncheon
     The Agoura/Oak Park/Las Virgenes Chamber of Commerce will honor personnel of the Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff
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Agoura Hills motorcycle officer celebrates retirement
By Lori Porter
Acorn Staff Writer
     When Agoura Hills resident John Amott first became an LAPD officer, he had to carry a dime in his pocket for emergency phone calls from telephone booths because cellular phones didn
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Guitar stolen at benefit concert is recovered
By John Loesing
Acorn Staff Writer
     Sheriff
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Young people learn about screenwriting
     Young adults ages 12 through 18 are invited to learn tips on writing for the entertainment industry when screenwriter David Boito presents "Writing for Television and Motion Pictures" at 7 p.m.
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Giuliani at Reagan Library
     Rudolph Giuliani, former mayor of New York, will be at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum at 10 a.m. Tues., Aug. 5 to sign his latest book, "Leadership."
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Young people rely on Youth Employment Services
By Heather Milo
Acorn Staff Writer
     Why Conejo Youth Employment Services (CYES) is one of the best-kept secrets in Conejo Valley is a bewildering question since summertime boredom and lack of funds are two situations most young people strive to avoid.
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Southeast Ventura County YMCA celebrates 39 years
Volunteers will be recognized
     The Southeast Ventura County YMCA is celebrating the spirit of volunteerism at its 39th annual meeting.
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Soccer camp is next week in Westlake
     Local coaches Bill Propster and Frankie Marino will conduct soccer camps for youth ages 5 to 13 from 9 a.m. to noon, Mon. through Fri., Aug. 4 through 8 at Westlake High School, 100 N. Lakeview Canyon Road, Westlake Village.
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Area parks offer summertime fun
     California State Parks and the National Park Service will present a series of programs during July through August at park sites in the Santa Monica Mountains that will entertain and enlighten kids and adults alike. Some of what
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Trees function as nature’s air conditioner
     If you have ever escaped from blazing hot sun in a shady spot under a tree, you know how these natural air conditioners can make you feel more comfortable.
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Westlake women announce new leadership
     READY TO SERVE-The new executive officers for the Westlake Women's Club are (left to right): President Kathy Stewart; installing officer Dottie Heitz; Doris Prizzi, second vice president; and corresponding secretary Berniece Bennett.
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Static electricity a danger when filling up
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Unwise to fill up while cell phoning
     Internet stories regarding three incidents of alleged fires caused by cell phone use at gas pumps have caused many Americans to take extra caution while filling up.
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Board of Realtors awards scholarships
     LISA ADAMS/The Acorn . SUPPORTING EDUCATION-Local students have won scholarship money. Back row (left to right): Alex Soteras, Conejo Valley Association of Realtors Scholarship Committee member, and fellow committee members Debbie Rodgers and Nancy Nicoletti; Marcella West of Oaks Christian High School; Kyle Cyran of Westlake High School; Makenzie Hobbs of Thousand Oaks High School; Brooke Hawkins
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‘Play On!’ says cast at Stage Door Theatre
     THE PLAYERS-Back row (left to right): Janice Villarosa (Smitty); Wayne Tolbert (Wayne); Margott Rifenbark (Phyllis); Connie Schiro (Gerry); Steve Elkins (Saul); Jeff Scott (Billy); and Lauren Taylor (Louise).
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Time for your dogs to get in shape?
     Calling all canines: Fido Fitness comes to Calabasas, serving the four-legged community from Calabasas to Mountain View Estates and all pups in between.
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Emergency preparedness for pet owners
     Following a few tips from the experts can help pet owners prepare for an emergency when a matter of minutes can make the difference between life and death.
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