Men, too, are abuse victims
     Lori Porter’s article on domestic violence presented invaluable information for female victims of domestic violence and for those who care about them. Successfully educating the public includes the debunking of commonly held myths.
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In praise of gated neighborhoods
     As a realtor and a Calabasas resident who works primarily in Calabasas and the Conejo Valley, I represent many clients who are relocating from various parts of the country.
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Local areas need outlets for
family activities
     I am truly puzzled by why there aren’t more places for families/children/teens to go in our pro-family community of Agoura.
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Defending
Michael Harrison
     Councilman Michael Harrison has been doing the job he was elected to do.
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City officials praised
in Calabasas
     We offer honors and compliments to the following Calabasas officials.
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Traffic woes are getting attention
     I am a longtime resident of Calabasas Park. For the first time I am seeing a very big difference in the focus of the city, in particular the traffic department.
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Trash containers need reflectors
     Shouldn’t the trash companies, which provide the very large green and blue receptacles placed on the street in front of homes to be repaired, be required to have some type of light or reflector placed on the front and back of them to warn drivers of their presence?
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Special Olympics seeks volunteers
     I am the sort of person who’s always looking for volunteer work. I recently discovered an organization that has been around for over 30 years. The Special Olympics organization (started by Eunice Kennedy Shriver in 1968) is the most amazing and heartwarming group.
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Looks back at grocery store strike
     I’m a Boy Scout of Troop No. 745 and for a Merit badge I need to write a letter to an editor of a magazine or newspaper about a local problem. The problem that I am writing to you about is the grocery store strike.
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