Fire Station 65 will not close when Station 89 opens in Agoura Hills
     In your article "New fire station is coming soon," dated Nov. 6, an erroneous statement appeared implying that Fire Station 65 would be relocated north of the 101 Freeway.
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Name confusion straightened out
     In recent months, many articles and letters to the editor have been written in several local newspapers addressing various issues of local interest. I have received many calls and inquiries regarding many of them.
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City councilman revisits the
Farmers
     A letter that appeared recently in The Acorn questioned the accuracy of an Acorn news story about the Calabasas Farmers
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Some dads don’t have any parenting skills
     I live in the Morrison Ranch. I was walking down Shadycreek, enjoying the day, when on the opposite side of the street I observed a man with a baby on a bicycle riding on the sidewalk.
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Grateful family says ‘Thank you’
     Thank you, friends, for all the love, support and prayers you are sending our way. We can truly feel all that love! We are overwhelmed but sincerely touched and uplifted by your loving thoughts and heartfelt prayers.
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Take a bow,
California
     Thank you to the different state agencies for purchasing the 2,960-acre site known as Ahmanson Ranch.
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This teacher is very special
     On the front page of the Nov. 13 Acorn is a picture of the Veterans Day ceremony at A. E. Wright Middle School. This annual program at the middle school occurs thanks to the efforts of a Vietnam veteran, A.E. Wright science teacher Arthur Borquist.
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Equestrians were like family during the fires
     The Agoura Woodland Hills Pony Club would like to thank our neighbors in Old Agoura, Liberty Canyon and Malibu for kindly taking in our horses during the Simi Valley fire evacuation.
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