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Remembering America’s veterans
MORRIS COHEN/The Acorn TO REMEMBER THE FALLEN-From left to right: Marvin Serviss with the United States flag, John Deangelo with the Veterans of Foreign Wars flag, Alan Berry with the POW/MIA flag and Ed Almond with the California state flag, all members of local VFW posts from Las Virgenes and Thousand Oaks, present the colors during a Veterans Day ceremony at A.E. More...
Critical care hospital still feasible here, says incoming city councilman
By Stephanie Bertholdo
Acorn Staff Writer

Before he was elected to one of the two Agoura Hills council seats, John Edelston addressed the Las Virgenes Council of Governments (LVCOG) on the need to bring emergency healthcare services back into the local area. More...

Early deadlines affect upcoming issues

The Acorn Newspapers will have early deadlines because of Thanksgiving on Thurs., Nov. 27. That issue and the issue of Dec. 4 will be affected. More...

 Community
• Free Headache Workshop to be Held at The
Westlake Community Center Mon., 11/17/03. Toll-free 24-Hour Recorded Message Reveals the Details
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• Calabasas City Council to appoint landscape district commission
• For the record
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 Health & Wellness
• Art auction will benefit Hospice
The Loving Heart Hospice Foundation and TLC Home Hospice of Ventura County cordially invites all art lovers to an art auction featuring fine art with a heart theme. More...
• article has image ‘Disco Dash’ raises funds for OPHS track
• Help available to survivors of suicide
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 Business
• Ethics strong among physicians, info pros
Doctors and information technology (IT) professionals have more in common than a knack for fighting viruses. They More...
• article has image Bear Advertising adds an account supervisor
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 Schools
• article has image The Community College Route
A reader recently asked about community colleges. For some students, two years at a community college is a great way to start their college career. More...
• AHS to present comedy-mystery
• article has image AYSO champions
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 Sports
• article has image Warriors not looking too far ahead
The Westlake football team beat Simi Valley, 58-21, last Friday night to remain undefeated overall and in Marmonte League play (9-0, 6-0). More...
• article has image Oak Park cross country teams ready for championship runs
• article has image Eagles build for the future in volleyball
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 Pets
• article has image PET OF THE WEEK
LISA ADAMS/The Acorn 'WAKE ME WHEN IT'S TIME TO GO HOME'-This is Dr. Seuss, an 8-year-old American shorthair mix who's ready to be adopted from the Agoura Animal Shelter at 29525 Agoura Road in Agoura Hills. More...
• article has image Squirrel of the Week
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 Police
• Agoura Hills
A woman left her purse on the bar for about two minutes at 1:30 a.m. Nov. 1 in the 30100 block of Agoura Road. When she returned, it was gone. The loss was $1,940 because the purse and wallet alone were worth more than $400 and the handbag also contained jewelry, a silver pill case, designer sunglasses, cash, a cell phone and makeup. More...
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 Family
• Conejo Jewish Academy to host free lecture on love
Conejo Jewish Academy invites the community to attend a free lecture at 8 p.m. Mon., Nov. 17 at the Chabad Center, 5998 Conifer St., Oak Park, when Rabbi Abba and Chanie Perelmutter of Orange County will lecture on the Jewish usage of a Mikvah (ritualarium) and its role in enhancing marriage. More...
• article has image Pajama Day at Willow School
• Children’s book author to celebrate Wright Bros.
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 On the
Town
• article has image ‘My Favorite Year’ a frolic from the ’50s
Conejo Players Theatre, Inc. will present "My Favorite Year," a comedy set in Brooklyn circa 1954, at 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays, Nov. More...
• Pianist to perform at church
• article has image "Matrix Revolutions"
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 Letters
• Councilman says thank you for his reelection
I want to use this letter to express my appreciation to so many people who were involved in my reelection campaign for the Agoura Hills City Council. More...
• City hall ignored dirty tactics during the election
• Relocation of fire station good for some, bad for others
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