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December 16, 2004  RSS feed
Examining Nativity art
JANN HENDRY/Acorn Newspapers FASCINATED WITH THE DETAIL-Red Oak Elementary School student Ann Strauch, 9, right, and her sister, Ellie, 7, move in for a closer look at the Nativity scenes on display at St. More...
Soka not willing to say it’s ready to sell
By Michael Picarella
pic@theacorn.com

Despite rumors, representatives of Soka University of America in Calabasas still claim they More...

Water agencies wrestle with a potential rate increase
By Sylvie Belmond
belmond@theacorn.com

Local wastewater customers could pay a lot more for sewer services if the Regional Water Quality Control Board has its way. More...

 Community
• article has image By Sophia Fischer sfischer@theacorn.com
Agoura may have been a small community 30 years ago, but there was no shortage of happenings here in 1974. Political, business and traffic concerns made the news, according to articles in the paper back then. More...
• For the record
• Seven to run for city council in Calabasas
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 Health & Wellness
• article has image Nurse praised for her advocacy
Agoura Hills resident Linda Coale, RN, recently won an award as a nursing advocate from the San Fernando Valley Business Journal. Coale is the chief nursing officer at Providence Holy Cross Medical Center in Mission Hills. More...
• UCLA Neurology Dept. wins designation
• Remember to think about forgetfulness
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 Business
• Personnel practices can lead to litigation
When it comes to personnel policies, even the best of intentions can sometimes leave employers vulnerable to a lawsuit. More...
• Local architectural firm expands office
• ISWest names new VP of sales
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 Schools
• article has image State Schools
Outside of California
While we have great public universities in California, for students who want to experience life in another part of the country, there are many state schools that welcome out-of-state students, and they offer a range of opportunities. More...
• Museum accepts student film about Japanese relocation camp
• article has image Brookside singers entertain
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 Pets
• article has image Pet of the week
JAMES FARRALLY/Acorn Newspapers SEEKS A NEW HOME-Pammy, a 2-year-old, brown-and-white Boston terrier and pit-bull mix, loves to play with her big rubber ball, is great with kids and most other dogs and is ready to be adopted from the Agoura Animal Shelter at 29525 Agoura Road. More...
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 Police
• Agoura Hills
Someone stole 17 Dell PCs, a Dell Power Edge storage terminal and a flat-screen monitor from a business in the 28000 block of Canwood Street between Nov. More...
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 Faith
• article has image Minister loves his work at Presbyterian Church
The Rev. Dr. Richard Thompson, senior pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Westlake Village, admits several years went by in his life before he finally heard the "divine guidance" calling him to the ministry. More...
• Westminster Presbyterian to present holiday concert
• ‘Rock In Shabbat’ at Temple Aliyah
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 On the
Town
• Broadway legend saluted at Pepperdine
Concert to be performed at
2 p.m. this Sunday
Pepperdine University Center for the Arts will present a tribute to Broadway legend and Pepperdine benefactor John Raitt at 2 p.m. Sun., Dec. 19 in the Smothers Theatre on the campus at 24255 Pacific Coast Hwy., Malibu. More...
• Cabrillo Music Theatre to host auditions
• ‘Cuckoo’s Nest’ coming to Elite
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 Letters
• Grateful to voters
The November election is over, and I am deeply honored and grateful to the voters to have been given the privilege of serving the citizens of the 41st Assembly District for what is now my third and final two-year term. More...
• Neighbors should be tolerant of loud music at teen parties
• Animal shelter critic said a mouthful––about herself
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 Editorials
• Purification standards set too high for reclaimed water discharge
The Regional Water Quality Control Board is about to set some incredibly high standards for water and sewer agencies upstream from the Pacific Ocean. More...
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