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Westlake raises the bar on new construction
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January 12, 2006
Town hall meetings put Lowe
By Avi Rutschman and Daniel Wolowicz

Officials faced a barrage of questions and comments from Westlake Village residents during two town hall meetings last week regarding the proposed Lowe More...

Development makes strange bedfellows, critics say
By Daniel Wolowicz danielw@theacorn.com

Next week, the Westlake Village City Council is expected to vote whether or not to rezone a 22-acre lot off Russell Ranch Road to allow the construction of a 168,000-square-foot Lowe More...

 Community
• article has image Neighborhood watch offers safety tips
Several law enforcement professionals shared ideas on neighborhood safety at a recent meeting of the Westlake Ranch Property Owners Association. More...
• Mini motorcycles starting to spell big trouble
• Acorn Bits
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 Health & Wellness
• County-wide program will encourage exercise
Eight-week competition to challenge local cities
Through Sat., Jan. 21, community residents and businesses are invited to participate in the inaugural More...
• Celebrating nutrition’s unsung heroe
• article has image Fitness fundraiser helps St. Jude’s Hospital
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 Business
• Postal Annex in Agoura Hills has the stamp of success
Robert Eftekhari of Postal Annex+ in Agoura Hills has been named one of the winners of the International Franchise Association More...
• LeTip to host kick-off mixe
• Send us your business brief
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 Schools
• Theatricum to offer student drama workshop
The Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum will present a drama workshop for high school students, More...
• Hip-hop Shabbato be offered
• La Reina applications due
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 Sports
• article has image Oak Park girls’ basketball squad searching for an inside presence
Eagles win league opener over Carpinteria, 45-6 mtr
And the streak goes on. In its Tri-Valley League opener Tuesday night at Carpinteria, the Oak Park girls More...
• article has image Agoura girls’ water polo team continues to steamroll its opponents
• article has image Westlake boys’ basketball squad struggles against Thousand Oaks
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 Pets
• article has image Small dog ibig hero
Linda Le Vine told us about her terrier Pie Pie (short for More...
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• Service dogs to help disabled
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 Police
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Agoura Hills Burglars took a $2,000 laptop computer and $25 in cash from the Agoura Hills Center for Healing in the 30400 block of Canwood St. on Dec. 22. More...
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 Faith
• CLU students will help Katrina victims
Students from California Lutheran University headed to Biloxi, Miss. to aid victims of Hurricane Katrina. More...
• Temple Beth Haverim to hold services
• Expert to discuss Jewish genealogy
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 On the
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The Best of 2005 Roger Ebert most likely has an entourage. The More...
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 Columns
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Q: My mother is in a nursing home and I am her only daughter. I travel frequently and need to know what sort of preparations, if any, I should make with the nursing home in case of her death? More...
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 Editorials
• Farewell to a friend
Last week, the community lost a very special person with the passing of Lesley Devine. More...
• Guest opinion Vandalism is for losers
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