Education Fund becomes political football
By Stephanie Bertholdo
bertholdo@theacorn.com
     "Calabasas is not just benefiting Calabasas students," Harrison said. "One quarter of the students from A.E. Wright (Middle School) are from Agoura and we are aiding them.
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CERT classes to begin
     A Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training program is set to begin Tues., March 8 and will run seven weeks. The course is from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. in the community room at Agoura Hills City Hall.
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Oak Park mourns Behringer
By Sylvie Belmond
Belmond@theacorn.com
     Kent Behringer, a longtime Oak Park Municipal Advisory Council member and community activist, died at Los Robles Hospital and Medical Center last Saturday. He was 77.
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Bozajian seeks third council term
By Michael Picarella
pic@theacorn.com
     Two-term Calabasas City Councilmember James Bozajian, 39, says a good city council leader must be accessible, keep an open mind, and maintain a professional, respectful demeanor at all times.
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Resident has puzzling hobby
By Sophia Fischer
sfischer@theacorn.com
     For Westlake Village resident Donna Jessee, the jig is up
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History repeats itself
     JAMES FARRALLY/Acorn Newspapers LOOKING BACK-Jim Martinez plays the part of his ancestor, Lt. Jose Joaquin Moraga, who was Col. Anza's Aide de Camp during the Anza en Calabasas-1776 reenactment at the Sepulveda Adobe in Malibu Creek State Park last Sunday.
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Golf tourney benefits Special Olympics
Event aids people with developmental disorders
By Stephanie Bertholdo
bertholdo@theacorn.com
     Kristine Johnson is a gymnast, a power lifter, a golfer, tennis player, and a competitive bocce ball athlete.
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Shelter families to benefit from event
     Building Industry Association/Greater Los Angeles-Ventura Women
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Volcanic geology to be discussed
     Eugene Fritsche, a retired professor emeritus from Cal State University Northridge, will discuss "Volcanic Geology of the Santa Monica Mountains" at the Conejo Gem & Mineral Club
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Art through manipulation
     Is it a painting? It is a photo? Those are just some of the questions that admirers wonder while viewing the work of Terese Pencak Schwartz.
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Chamber welcomes new members
     JANN HENDRY/Acorn Newspapers MIXING IT UP-Agoura/Oak Park/Conejo Valley Chamber of Commerce President Louis Masry pauses during a networking mixer hosted last week in Thousand Oaks by Aris Institute owners Sandra Tinglof, center, and Mariella Iamburg.
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Drumming marathon to raise funds for Habitat
Event begins March 12
     A 24-hour marathon of nonstop drumming will raise funds for Habitat for Humanity at 6 p.m. Sat., March 12 at the Bang a Drum world percussion store, 1255 S. La Brea Ave., Los Angeles.
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Valentines live on
     SEASON'S GREETINGS-Top,personnel aboard the USS Nimitz Aircraft Carrier off the coast of Southern California enjoy reading the Valentine's cards sent to them from fifth-graders at Oak Hills Elementry School in Oak Park.
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Teens want dog park in Agoura Hills
By Stephanie Bertholdo
bertholdo@theacorn.com
     Three dog-loving Agoura Hills teens have decided to take on city hall as a class project.
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Water photos at Calabasas library
     Calabasas resident Matt Segal will display a collection of underwater photography at the city of Calabasas Public Library beginning Sun., March 6.
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