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March 2, 2005  RSS feed
Three cheers for Westlake
WINNING MOMENT-Members of the Westlake High School Cheer Competition Team jump for joy after winning the State Junior Varsity Championship over 11 other high schools last weekend at Six Flags Magic Mountain. More...
Paramedic move leaves Malibou Lake worried
Squad relocates to other side of freeway
By Stephanie Bertholdo
bertholdo@theacorn.com

Fire officials tried to calm fears last week about the relocation of a paramedic squad in Agoura Hills that some residents say would delay emergency response times to locations south of the 101 Freeway. More...

Spring Fest in bloom

The deadline to apply for vendor booths at the Agoura/Oak Park/Conejo Valley Chamber of Commerce Spring Fest is March 11. More...

 Community
• Education Fund becomes political football
"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. More...
• CERT classes to begin
• article has image Oak Park mourns Behringer
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 Health & Wellness
• Auditory integration practitioner offers hope for Conejo families
Khymberleigh Herwill-Levin, an internationally-known auditory integration practitioner, offers new hope for children who are not getting good grades in school. More...
• Corrective surgery changes lives
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 Business
• article has image New Agoura business
JAMES FARRALLY/Acorn Newspapers GRAND OPENING-The new Agoura Hills business iSold It celebrates its grand opening last weekend. Brothers William and George Fikhman, right, are franchise owners. More...
• Education for entry-level home buyers
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 Schools
• New LVUSD school on tap for completion in 2007
Despite bidding delays for the new elementary school on Reyes Adobe Road in Agoura Hills, progress has been made on two fronts: site preparation and funding. More...
• Local residents named to Dean’s List
• article has image Year of the Rooster
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 Sports
• article has image Broken dreams
With a gut-wrenching 65-62 loss to Colony, the Coyotes fail to reach their goal of a second-straight title game appearance
A night meant for celebration turned into complete frustration for the Calabasas boys More...
• Oak Park boys’ basketball enjoying the ride
• article has image Santa Barbara proves too much for Agoura
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 Pets
• article has image Pet of the Week
JANN HENDRY/
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WAITING FOR YOU More...
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 Police
• Agoura Hills
A thief broke into a car and stole audio equipment and $1,040 an unlocked vehicle parked in a residential driveway at an undisclosed location. The incident occurred overnight on Feb. 20. More...
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 Faith
• article has image Funding a new position
CHECKING IN-Temple Aliyah congregants Cindy and Gary Michaels, right, present a check to Rabbi Steward Vogel. The duo are funding a Com-munity of Caring director's position. More...
• Cardinal presides at Mass to celebrate marriage
• Concert slated for St. Max
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 Family
• Lawyer to present series on advocacy for special needs kids
PAUSE4kids will host a Special Education Advocacy Series in April. The course is intended for attorneys, parents, therapists, teachers, advocates and anyone who wants to help a child with special needs. More...
• Tweens program urges youth to get more exercise
• Youth theater seeks talent
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 On the
Town
• article has image "Constantine"
Least suited for: those weary of comic book adaptations or offended by certain "liberties" taken with Christian doctrine
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• article has image Eggs: not just for breakfast
• article has image Photo
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 Letters
• Bozajian: Tireless Calabasas rep
The true responsibility of a politician is representing the interests of his or her constituents. More...
• Support one of city’s founders
• Sibilia’s greatest asset is character
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 Columns
• article has image Phil the Groundhog
Exactly one month and one day has passed since Phil the Groundhog was awakened from hibernation, popped his sleepy head out of a snuggly stump and looked around for his shadow. More...
• article has image By Sophia Fischer sfischeracorn@yahoo.com
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 Editorials
• Handicapping the race
What could be wrong in a small city flush with $15 million in reserves, where the average home costs a sweet $1 million, and where the parks and other public amenities are to die for? More...
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