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September 25, 2003  RSS feed
Coyotes live here, too
MICHAEL COONS/The Acorn SHOW TIME FOR CANINES-Mollie Hogan holds up Mesa, a coyote, during a wild animal presentation by On the Edge at Oak Canyon Park in Oak Park on Saturday. More...
Oak Park superintendent sharply criticizes California’s Department of Education
OPUSD gets
failing grade due to lack of testing
participation
by students
By Lori Porter
Acorn Staff Writer

While many California public high schools, Oak Park High School included, exceed the academic expectations spelled out in the No Child Left Behind legislation, recent data released from the California Department of Education suggests that excellence might not be good enough. More...

School to Career program showcased by Chamber
By Heather Milo
Acorn Staff Writer

For local business owners, there More...

 Community
• article has image Candidate will work for $2
Born and raised in Agoura Hills, George "Chris" Thomas has set his sights on a seat on the Agoura Hills City Council as a means to "make a difference in my community." More...
• article has image Candidate promises to keep Agoura Hills small, safe
• Westlake Village man killed in motorcycle crash
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 Health & Wellness
• Ovarian cancer not necessarily fatal––if it’s caught early on
Ovarian cancer is still the deadliest of the gynecological cancers and is often thought of as a silent killer even in the medical community. However, women who are aware of this cancer More...
• New tool puts the focus on vitiligo
• Free booklet unravels the mystery of Alzheimer’s
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 Business
• article has image Rotary celebrates anniversary
ALL SMILES-The Calabasas/Agoura Hills Rotary Club celebrates its 15th anniversary with a dinner party at the Calabasas Golf and Country Club. From left to right are Chuck Reinhart, past district governor; Kermit Floyd, district governor-elect; Victoria Burke, club president; Erich Moreno II, current governor of District 5260; and Joe Baldeschi, past district governor. More...
• CSUN professor offers resume tips
• CSU - Channel Islands recruiting businesses to lease space on campus
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 Schools
• article has image At West Point
Nicholas Drake, the son of William and Marianne Drake of Calabasas and a 2003 graduate of Calabasas High School, recently completed cadet basic training at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y. More...
• College fair coming to Westlake on Monday
• LVUSD names new director of pupil services
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 Sports
• article has image Conejo -
Las Virgenes
Sports
BeatWestlake beats
highly ranked
Notre Dame
The Westlake football team coached by Jim Benkert defeated highly ranked Notre Dame, 31-7, last Friday night and will face another highly-ranked team, Hart, again on the road tonight. More...
• article has image Oak Park defeats Calabasas to stay unbeaten
• Oak Park boys to defend state title in cross country
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 Pets
• article has image Pet of the Week
'TAKE ME HOME'-This is Pumba, a 9-year-old chow chow mix who's ready to be adopted from the Agoura Animal Shelter at 29525 Agoura Road in Agoura Hills. More...
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 Police
• Notice
At Lost Hills Sheriff More...
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 Faith
• Habitat for Humanity International builds on faith to fight poverty
Habitat for Humanity International recently designated Sept. 14 through 21 as "Building on Faith Week." During this annual event, affiliates around the world partnered with local religious groups to make a strong statement about the need to eliminate substandard and poverty housing. More...
• Guest to speak at Unity Church
• article has image Students at Conejo Jewish have a blast
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 Family
• Calabasas Cultural Festival will offer flamenco, much more
Those with a flare for flamenco dance and guitar are in store for a major treat during the Calabasas Cultural Festival to be presented free to the community from 9 a.m. More...
• Plants, planets, picnic for families coming to CSUN
• Buckin’ broncos to learn bike safety skills
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 On the
Town
• Calabasas proclaims October Arts and Humanities Month
Major event is set for
Sat., Oct. 4
On Fri., Sept. 12 a proclamation was presented by Calabasas city officials to the Calabasas Arts Council officially recognizing October as Arts and Humanities Month. More...
• Dark comedy to light up Stage Door Theatre
• Violin virtuoso guest of New West Symphony
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 Columns
• On the Trail
Bob, Frank, Ike and Me
Street names in the Las Virgenes/Conejo areas run quite the gamut. There More...
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