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November 10, 2005  RSS feed
Weber, Koehler, Schwarz win Agoura Hills election
Experience mattered to Agoura Hills voters when they cast their votes for city council on Tuesday. Incumbent Denis Weber won his fourth term on the council with 2,841 votes, or 22.3 percent. Weber, a bank vice president, also will start a new term as More...
Shopping center makes a point

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Calabasas: no on developmen
Inn and spa resort is defeated
By Michael Picarella pic@theacorn.com

Calabasas voters decided against annexation of the controversial Malibu Valley Inn and Spa, a proposed 342,000-square-foot resort development that would be built on unincorporated Los Angeles County land at the northwest corner of Mulholland Highway and Stokes Canyon Road. More...

 Community
• Event a success
Heroic firefighters, great weather, donated food and grateful families More...
• Lowe’s environmental report out
• FOR THE RECORD
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 Health & Wellness
• article has image Runner goes the distance for charity
Westlake resident Sam Maddox has run marathons in both Los Angeles and New York. This past weekend More...
• Ounce of prevention best medicine for flu
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 Business
• Holiday purchase helps worthy cause
Haven Home Furnishings, a store in Thousand Oaks, is collaborating with artist Sean Fox on a custom-designed holiday ornaments for this season, with proceeds benefiting the local chapter of the MakeA-Wish Foundation.The collector More...
• article has image Peikoff, VP of licensing
• Oak Park woman wins PRism Award
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 Sports
• article has image Calabasas girls’ tennis players perform well at Marmonte League Championships
Brittney Harper defeats teammate Jillian Schnitman to claim individuatitle for CHS
Calabasas sophomore Brittney Harper won the singles title, and Thousand Oaks sisters Lauren and Jenna Ritz captured the doubles championship as the Marmonte League Girls More...
• article has image Westlake girls’ volleyball team slips past game Santa Barbara squad
• article has image The Acorn’s Fall Sports Playoff Preview
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 Police
• Full Story
Agoura Hills An $899 laptop computer was stolen from a business in the 26500 block of Agoura Road. The incident occurred on Oct. 28. More...
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 Letters
• Dismissal of Soloman was unwarranted
Jack Solomon has been abruptly ousted from the Calabasas Planning Commission in a Machiavellian minuet orchestrated by city council members. More...
• Calabasas has ‘circle of horror’
• What about that SUV pollution?
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 Columns
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The question: Can you make a right turn on a red light from the turn-only lane on eastbound Thousand Boulevard onto westbound Westlake Boulevard in Westlake Village? More...
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 Editorials
• The voters have spoken
The Agoura Hills City Council race ended Tuesday with little real surprise. Longtime incumbent Denis Weber was elected to a fourth term, while planning commissioners Bill Koehler and Harry Schwarz, the other two-thirds of the powerful Old Agoura slate, also earned seats on the council More...
• Holiday brings early Acorn deadlines
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