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Air Force band performs
Photos by JAMES FARRALLY/Acorn Newspapers MEN IN BLUE-Members of the 562nd Air Force band, above right, play clarinets during a free concert at Paramount Ranch last Sunday. More...
Five run for two seats on Oak Park MAC

Voters in Oak Park will choose between two incumbents and three challengers in November More...

Office park developer told to reduce scope of project
By Stephanie Bertholdo
bertholdo@theacorn.com

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 Community
• Neighborhood daycare centers may get larger after Agoura Hills complies with state law
The city of Agoura Hills will amend a zoning ordinance to increase the number of children allowed in small and large family daycare homes. The planning commission last week adopted a draft ordinance to increase the number of children from six to eight in a small home daycare and from 12 to 14 in a large family daycare setting. More...
• Agoura Hills tough for in-home daycare centers
• Early deadlines coming for Acorn
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 Health & Wellness
• Wellness Community to host educational program on lymphoma
The Wellness Community Valley/Ventura will host an educational program, "Frankly Speaking About Lymphoma," at its offices, 530 Hampshire Road in Westlake Village. More...
• Calcium vital in diets of young girls
• Workshop to help cancer patients move past treatments
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 Business
• Local firm translates for Olympics
Westlake Village-based Agnew Tech-II, a translation and multilingual video recording firm, recently worked with Big Screen Network Productions, Inc. (BSN) to translate their video board programming from English to Greek for every venue and sport at the 2004 Summer Olympic Games and the Paralympic Games in Athens, Greece. More...
• Stuart Selter joins Protocol Agency, Inc. as vice president
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 Schools
• article has image How to Have a
Successful Freshman Year
A freshman at Emory University was miserable until he started tutoring elementary school students. This wasn More...
• Pack the perfect lunch to keep kids healthy
• CLU to host orientation for incoming freshmen
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 Sports
• article has image Conejo Valley All-Stars emerge as the favorite on the American side
Conejo Valley
As the nation turns its eyes on Williamsport, Pa. for the Little League World Series, televised each day on ESPN, many of those looks have been focused on the Conejo Valley All-Stars, who with their unbelievable level of play have made Thousand Oaks a household name. More...
• article has image Backfield duo might be best hope to get CHS football back on track
• Saberhagen to host golf tourney to benefit CHS baseball
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 Police
• Agoura
Two extension ladders valued at $400 were stolen between 5 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Aug. 10 in the 2400 block of Sierra Creek Road. Also stolen from a carport at the same location on Aug. 12 were 30 vintage books valued at $500. More...
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 Faith
• Temple prepares spiritually for High Holy Days
Temple Beth Haverim will host a series of open house events for those who are considering possible membership. These are scheduled from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. More...
• St. Maximilian to offer two
• article has image Houses of worship serving Acorn readers
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 Family
• article has image Having learned to walk, they’ll now dance
JAMES FARRALLY/Acorn Newspapers NEVER TOO YOUNG TO SHAKE YOUR BOOTIE-Alex Gutfleisch, 2, of Westlake Village, left, dances with Isabelle Rogerson, 2, of Thousand Oaks during a concert in Chumash Park last Sunday. More...
• Recognize suicide warning signs early
• Families can hunt for history
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 Letters
• Detailing shop a nice addition to Agoura Hills
Finally, the Agoura Hills Planning Commission has approved a vehicle detailing shop on the corner of Canwood Street and Reyes Adobe Road. More...
• City council should overturn the detailing shop
• School nurses needed in LVUSD
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 Editorials
• A shortage of brushfires? Never
A shortage of water? Maybe
It would be irresponsible to encourage a lackadaisical attitude among Californians when it comes to preventing brushfires. More...
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