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The message was clear at the recent Emergency Preparedness and Response town hall meeting in Oak Park: It took a community to save the community. More ... The Thousand Oaks-Westlake Village Regional Chamber of Commerce will conclude its 2005 series of monthly More ... The Westlake Village Urgent Care Center will relocate from the Westlake Village Medical Center to a neighboring building by Sat., Dec. 31according to hospital officialsBecause a physician wilno longer be on site once the urgent care facility moves, the Los Robles Hospital cardiac rehabilitati More ... With the placid lake behind them and a cloudless sky overhead, members of the Westlake Village City Council and representatives from the Westlake Lake Management Association commemorated the completion of the lakefront greenbelt project with the recent ribbon cutting ceremony. More ... Ann Dorgelo, a dedicated community servant and board member with the Las Virgenes Municipal Water District for over two decades, passed away at her Agoura Hills home Nov. 17, just two weeks after announcing her retirement. More ... Students may be diligent and hitting the books, but they are also going to Friday night parties, dances and other events where they may be tempted to drink alcohol. That means it More ... From family, friends, fellow musicians and former studentsthe phone calls and letters of condolence continue to pour into the Rhodes household. More ... Just in time for Thanksgiving, Los Angeles Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse (CALA) is presenting some of America More ... As U.S. waistlines expand, so does the number of people diagnosed with diabetes. More than 17 million people have diabetes and one-third do not know they have it. Type 2 diabetes, which accounts for 90 to 95 percent of all cases of diabetes, can cause changes in vision and, in extreme cases, More ... Students at Lindero Canyon Middle School will soon have access to the newly remodeled central courtyard which now features stone seating, concrete walkways, grass and a tree planted to honor the grandparents of all the students. More ... With drugs, physical abuse and rape among youth said to be on the rise, teen dating can be dangerous. More ... Thanks to donations from Ventura County residents, the Ventura County Community Foundation (VCCF) has granted more than $18,000 to three fellow community foundations directly involved in the rebuilding of communities overwhelmed by Hurricane Katrina. More ... A Thousand Oaks audience last week heard Dr. Robert Ballard explain oceanography, its accomplishments and what it means for the 21st Century. More ... The Ventura County Fire Department is partnering with the Salvation Army of Ventura County to conduct a holiday food drive through Tues., Dec. 20. All Ventura County fire stations and worksites will serve as collection points where the community may drop off canned goods and nonperishable foo More ... The city of Agoura Hills is accepting applications for the 2006 Senior Advisory Committee. This committee is open to adults age 50 and above interested in becoming involved with the Agoura Hills Senior Recreation Program, to assist with program development and to assist with city-spons More ... From Fri., Dec. 2 through Fri., Dec. 23, the Triunfo YMCA will be selling Christmas trees at a lot on the southwest corner of Kanan and Agoura Roads in Agoura Hills. Hours are 2 to 9 p.m., Monday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. More ... Applications for the 2006 Young Women in Public Affairs Award are currently available from the Zonta Club of the Conejo Valley Area. More ... A few weeks ago, large signs appeared in the hills behind homes along Smoketree, Sunnycrest and Deerbrook, in Oak Park. The yellow signs each have a capital letter More ... Getting the family together for a road trip can be quite an exercise. And between heavy traffic, bored or restless kids and driver fatigue, the process of getting there can test anyone More ... On the Edge invites the public to attend a free program to learn more about their neighbors who live in the wild in communities on the urban/wilderness edge. The program will begin at 7 p.m. Thurs., Dec. 1 in the auditorium at Newbury Park High School, 456 Reino Road, Newbury Park. More ... Community RSS feed |
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