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February 5, 2004  RSS feed
A hundred smiles per hour
LISA ADAMS/The Acorn HAVING FUN WITH SOMETHING WHITE-Alexandra Chavez, 4, slips across the white stuff on a day that snow arrived (by truck) in Conejo Valley/Las Virgenes. More...
Oak Park MAC recommends yes vote on parcel tax
By Billie Owens
Acorn Staff Writer

A parcel tax to help Oak Park schools facing state budget cuts received unanimous support last week from the Oak Park Municipal Advisory Council (MAC), the community More...

Councilman says Calabasas will wage war on bad drivers
By Michael Picarella
Acorn Staff Writer

Watch out for more law enforcement on the streets of Calabasas. The city is cracking down on reckless driving and traffic violations, according to Calabasas City Councilman Barry Groveman. More...

 Business
• article has image Agent’s effort assists local school
Westlake Village resident JoAnn Tattersall of Active Real Estate has stepped up her efforts to promote School-Team, a grassroots organization that creates, manages and builds relationships between leading real estate agents and their local kindergarten through 12th-grade community. More...
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 Sports
• article has image Lacrosse moves into Southland
Special to the Acorn
Lacrosse, a sport played hundreds of years ago by Native Americans and currently enjoying popularity on the East Coast and in the Midwest, is beginning to take hold in the Conejo Valley and Las Virgenes communities. More...
• Sports Junkie
• article has image Westlake loses to T.O. in soccer
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 Pets
• article has image PET OF THE WEEK
LISA ADAMS/The Acorn 'LET'S HAVE A PLAY DAY'-Say hello to Snickers, a 3-year-old shepherd Rottweiler mix who's ready to be adopted from the Agoura Animal Shelter at 29525 Agoura Road in Agoura Hills. More...
• Traveling with pets should be safe
• Wild animals don’t make good pets, experts say
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 Police
• Agoura
The damage was $75 after a business window was vandalized between Jan. 16 and 19 in the 2400 block of Troutdale. More...
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 Faith
• article has image Ner Tamid Education Center dedicated
LISA ADAMS/The Acorn A CENTER OF JEWISH LIFE--Robert Sarto, donor and project initiator, leads the way in a Torah procession to the new Ner Tamid Education Center and Kane Community Center at Temple Etz Chaim during a dedication ceremony on a recent Sunday. More...
• Jewish Arbor Day festival scheduled
• Jewish Arbor Day festival scheduled
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 Family
• Keep active toddlers safe: Remove household hazards
Toddlers are bursting with energy and ideas. They want to explore their environment and begin down the road to independence seemingly faster than the speed of light. More...
• Kids, what you write can encourage mom or dad to quit smoking for good
• Tracing family genealogy can be fun, rewarding
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 On the
Town
• Westlake High presents melodrama
Westlake High School Theater department will present a classic turn-of-the-century American melodrama titled "A Fate Worse Than Death or Adrift on Life More...
• Jazz performers featured in photo exhibit
• Conejo Concerto Orchestra to feature soloists
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 Letters
• Oak Park should vote ‘Yes’ on
Measure D4
Out unique and treasured community is threatened by the budgetary crisis in Sacramento. More...
• Council blew it on rock climbing facility
• Police officers,
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 Columns
• If Words Could Talk
Death Comes But Once
Once upon a time, I had a death-defying experience. A roof tile felt the tug of gravity, loss of a nail and fell in search of my head, which it found after bouncing off a patio umbrella. More...
• article has image Whale Watching Made Fun
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 Editorials
• A halftime that won’t be forgotten–but why?
The Janet Jackson/Justin Timberlake "incident" during halftime of the Super Bowl dominated American media for several days. It was also the leading topic of conversation just about everywhere. More...
• Guest opinion
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