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December 23, 2004  RSS feed
Merry Christmas!
JAMES FARRALLY/Acorn Newspapers FIRST VISIT-Santa Claus cradles 9-week-old Madison Toth of Redondo Beach for her first photograph with the jolly man who will be busy tomorrow night. More...
Calabasas, LVUSD agree to abandon New Millennium school site, seek new location for primary school
By Michael Picarella
pic@theacorn.com

The ninth elementary school in Las Virgenes Unified School District won More...

Beautiful weather

JAMES FARRALLY/Acorn Newspapers ENJOYING THE LAST FEW DAYS OF FALL-Konstantine Campbell and his wife, Sari, from Woodland Hills, enjoy a leisurely stroll, window shopping and warm, sunny weather at The Commons in Calabasas last Sunday. More...

 Community
• Rees named president of
Oak Park Board of Education
The Oak Park Unified School Board has appointed Trustee Mary Rees to serve as president of the board. More...
• article has image Trustee a veteran in every sense of the word
• Docents needed for Reyes Adobe
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 Health & Wellness
• Everything you need to know about the flu
Healthy people can take important steps to avoid the flu
In response to the unexpected shortage of flu vaccine this year, the American Medical Association, in accordance with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines, is recommending that healthy individuals forgo or delay their flu shots to help ensure that high-risk patients are vaccinated first. More...
• Sisters wanted for breast cancer study
• New laws could provide health coverage for all
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 Business
• article has image Calabasas boutique celebrates grand reopening
Jen Audrey, a clothing and accessory boutique, recently celebrated its grand reopening just in time for holiday shopping. The new location features a collection of men More...
• Westlake Village firm hires new human resources director
• Course offered
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 Schools
• article has image LVUSD School Board reorganizes
The Las Virgenes Unified School District (LVUSD) Board of Education reorganized last week, welcoming Gordon Whitehead as president. Whitehead replaced Judy Jordan in the position, which rotates annually. More...
• Hebrew Academy dedicates new campus
• Recycle Christmas trees and support a safe and sober Grad Night
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 Sports
• Chargers healing in boys’ hoops
With one starter nursing an ankle injury and the flu limiting several other key players, the holiday break couldn More...
• article has image Soccer team rocks ‘n’ rolls
• Fastpitch tourney scheduled
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 Pets
• article has image Pet of the Week
JAMES FARRALLY/Acorn Newspapers SEEKS A NEW HOME-Cathy is a 2-year-old gray and white female domestic shorthair. She's spayed and loves to play. Cathy is ready to be adopted from the Agoura Animal Shelter at 29525 Agoura Road. More...
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 Police
• Agoura Hills
A gold bracelet with 22 diamonds valued at $3,100, a gold necklace worth $2,175, a gold ring with a Hebrew inscription and other personal items valued at $1,000 were taken from a home Dec. More...
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 Faith
• Cardinal, volunteers bring cheer to needy families
On the morning of Sat., Dec. 18, Cardinal Roger Mahony blessed donated food, toys, blankets and clothing as well as the volunteers who were to help deliver these items to 250 low-income families in downtown Los Angeles as part of the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels More...
• After-Christmas message topic of service
• Hadassah will host leadership program
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 Letters
• Water Board should open the process, slow down
We greatly appreciate The Acorn highlighting the proposed standards for Malibu Creek and their impact on our sewer service ratepayers in the Las Virgenes region. More...
• Holiday spirit alive and wall on the island
• City council challenger in Calabasas wants to save money
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 Columns
• article has image By Sophia Fischer sfischer@theacorn.com
Something similar to the "Santa Comes to Agoura" event took place for the first time 30 years ago this week. More...
• article has image Yuletide
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 Editorials
• We have cities that care
In this season of giving, we applaud the ingenuity of local cities in their hands-on approach to helping public schools during the state More...
• For the record
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