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August 25, 2005  RSS feed
Celebrating cultural diversity
Preeth Elango, a Calabasas High School student, joined 10,000 Asian-Indians in a celebration of India Independence Day on Aug. 13 at Cal State Northridge. More...
No election in Westlake
Without any challengers, council race becomes moot
By Daniel Wolowicz danielw@theacorn.com

The Westlake Village City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday to reappoint three city council members and forgo the city election on Nov. 8. The three reappointed council members are Robert Slavin, Mark Rutherford and Sue McSweeney. More...

Homes at a standstill
Scenic corridor becomes an issue
By Michael Picarella pic@theacorn.com

Housing developer Standard Pacific Homes has been trying to build residential units on Las Virgenes Road just south of Agoura Road in Calabasas for over three years, but company officials say they still lack a specific plan. More...

 Community
• Judy Jordan stepping down from board of education
Judy Jordan, a 16-year membeof the Las Virgenes Unified SchooDistrict Board of Education, announced last week she will not run More...
• Chemical fire strikes Calabasas
• City offers cell phone disposal
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 Bulletin
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THURS., AUG. 25 Calabasas Chamber Calabasas Chamber of Commerce hosts its monthly luncheon at 11:30 a.m. at Calabasas Inn, 23500 Park Sorrento, Calabasas featuring attorney Charles H. Goldstein discussing More...
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 Business
• Westlake gets Standard Pacific
The Westlake Spectrum complex at 4360 Park Terrace in Westlake Village will be the new home for the corporate offices of Standard Pacific Corp. More...
• Support for youth
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 Schools
• article has image Early intervention program opens for children with behavioral issues
Young children with emotional and behavioral problems and their families will benefit from Early Prevention Intervention Collaboration (EPIC), a new, early intervention program offered through Stirling Behavioral Health Institute in Westlake Village. More...
• Students participate in Tanglewood Program
• Community center to host teen activities
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 Police
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Agoura Hills Jewelry valued at $2,051 was stolen from a home on Garden Oaks Court between June 30 and July 14. There was no evidence of forced entry and the victim suspects workers who were remodeling the house. More...
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 Faith
• article has image Explore Jewish family roots
With their belongings packed in small bags and hoisted over their shoulders, Jewish immigrants arrived at Ellis Island motivated by dreams of a better life in America. The descendents of many of these immigrants eventually settled in Ventura County and their stories are a part of a rich web More...
• Lay members to speak at United Methodist Churc
• Study Yiddish at Skirball
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 Letters
• Former council woman speaks out on Lowe’s
As many of you know, I no longer live in Westlake Village, but at Sun Lakes Country Club in Banning, the San Gorgonio Pass area. I still receive More...
• Clean water is everybody’s business
• Religous backlash
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 Editorials
• The silent majority
Westlake Village faces one of the most controversial developments in the city More...
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