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Girls just wanna have fun
MICHAEL COONS/The Acorn WORKIN' HARD (OR HAVIN' FUN?) AT THE CAR WASH--Oak Park High School freshmen cheerleaders Alyssa Hemel, right, and Allie Tisherman lather with soap Erika Howard's head while taking a break from washing cars during a fundraiser for the cheer team at OPHS on Saturday. More...
Calabasas to meet with L.A. regarding possible annexation
Acorn Staff Writer
By Michael Picarella

Representatives of Calabasas will meet with city of Los Angeles officials regarding a possible annexation of the Leonis Adobe property and the Sagebrush Cantina restaurant and bar in Old Town Calabasas. More...

Middle school traffic plan proposed
By Michael Picarella
Acorn Staff Writer

Calabasas is trying to solve a potential traffic jam. More...

 Community
• Disadvantaged men go to work on shoreline improvements
The shoreline at the lake in Westlake Village will look and function better, thanks to some disadvantaged local residents. More...
• article has image New editor of Moorpark Acorn promises a balanced approach
• Farmers’ market manager calls relocation a success
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 Health & Wellness
• See your physician before you’re ill
Too many people wait until an emergency arises before seeing a healthcare provider, often risking serious threats to their health. If you or someone you love hasn More...
• Female cancer patients find support, compassion
• article has image Local doctor discusses ‘Mediterranean Diet’ benefits
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 Business
• Calabasas Chamber kicks off Pumpkin Festival Western style
A kick-off mixer for the 11th annual Calabasas Pumpkin Festival, hosted by the Calabasas Chamber of Commerce, will run from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Thurs., Sept. 18 at Acura 101 West, 24650 Calabasas Road, Calabasas. More...
• Local woman becomes chartered financial consultant
• article has image Chamber hosts another mixer
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 Sports
• article has image Conejo -
Las Virgenes
Sports
BeatOak Park looks
to compete for
league title
The Oak Park football team, under 14th-year co-head coach Dick Billingsley and second-year co-head coach Brian Crum, is looking forward to its regular season opener tomorrow night at home vs. More...
• Sports Junkie
• article has image Several teams ranked in football
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 Pets
• article has image Squirrel of the Month
'FEED ME NOW'--Carol Carlson of Westlake Village was visiting her sister in Plymouth, Minn. recently when she saw this cute little beggar standing outside on the patio. More...
• article has image Pet of the Week
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 Police
• Agoura Hills
A briefcase containing $19,100 worth of foreign and domestic currency was stolen from an office at a restaurant/bar in the 30100 block of Agoura Road between 11 and 11:45 p.m. Aug. 26. More...
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 Faith
• Temple Judea offers two locations for worship
Temple Judea, a warm and vibrant Reform synagogue in the San Fernando Valley, is one of the few temples in the country to offer its congregants a choice of two locations for study, worship and community, with campuses in Tarzana and West Hills. More...
• Kol Tikvah Temple to host open house
• Seminar examines life after death
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 Family
• article has image The Jewish Federation presents festival at Pierce College
Thousands of people braved the late summer heat Sunday at the Los Angeles Jewish Festival, hosted by Pierce College in Woodland Hills. The event celebrated Jewish life and cultural diversity. More...
• Survey reveals dining out with kids a favorite family event
• Moorpark College to host family event
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 On the
Town
• article has image Agoura Hills resident signs her book
MICHAEL COONS/The Acorn IN LINE-A fan waits to have her copy of the book "Virginia Gentleman--A True Story" signed by Agoura Hills resident Mary Barnes during a book signing at Bright Star Saddlery in Agoura Hills. More...
• Siberian folklore takes center stage at Kavli
• ‘Annie’ coming to West Valley
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 Letters
• Councilman introduces plan to save open space
The open space throughout Agoura Hills was one of the first things that made my wife and I want to move here 12 years ago. I believe that the natural parkland here is not only aesthetically pleasing, but leads to higher property values and is a selling point for businesses, too. More...
• Council blew it on Oak Creek
• Has a different interpretation on relocation of farmers’ market
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