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February 16, 2006  RSS feed

Fast-thinking teenagers help rescue freeway accident victim
Burning automobile was a death trap
Good friends Carl Brocket, Damon Michaels, Brandon Sprout and Ivan Robles stood outside their Lincoln Navigator in the emergency lane of the 101 Freeway in the early hours of Jan. 18, and knew they had to make a decision, and make it fast. More...
Students exercise for a cause

Photo courtesy of LAURA STARKS JUMPIN More...

Fire council formed in Oak Park
By Avi Rutschman avi@theacorn.com

Realizing that wild fires are a part of Southern California life, the Oak Park Municipal Advisory Committee has decided to More...

 Community
• Senior housing approved for Agoura Hills
The third time was the charm for a local developer who won approval from the Agoura Hills City Council to proceed with a senior housing project along the south side of Agoura Road, near the foot of Ladyface Mountain. More...
• Mayor to give Calabasas update
• Manslaughter charges filed in teenager’s death
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 Health & Wellness
• Stay in touch with Ceragem Thermal Massage System
The Ceragem Thermal Massage System is now available in Thousand Oaks. An FDA-approved medical device, the Ceragem thermal massager utilizes safe and penetrating infrared heat with heated jade rollers to provide a deep, therapeutic massage that increases circulation, helps alleviate arthr More...
• Learn about emergency shelters in Calabasas
• Understand your health plan rules
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 Business
• Thousand Oaks–Westlake Chamber to present regional economic forecast
The Thousand Oaks-Westlake Village Regional Chamber of Commerce and with the Rotary Club of Thousand Oaks will present the Thousand OaksWestlake Village Regional Economic Forecast Seminar from 7 to 9 a.m. Fri., March 3 at the Westlake Village Inn, 31943 Agoura Road, Westlake V More...
• article has image Calabasas attorney earns promotion
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 Schools
• White Oak’s half-day schedule upsets parents
Every Wednesday, students at White Oak Elementary School in Westlake Village are dismissed at 12:25 p.m., about one-and-a-half hours earlier than the other four days of the week. The class instruction that students lose on Wednesdays is called More...
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• Hillcrest raises $150,000
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 Sports
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Oak Park center Kareem Maddox a major presence in the paint
Somebody owes Kareem Maddox a steak dinner. That More...
• article has image The Acorn’s 2006 Basketball Playoff Preview
• article has image MaxPreps.com’s final Marmonte League basketball statistics
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 Police
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Agoura Hills Oak Path Drive residents saw a burglary suspect running down the street on Jan. 28 who appeared to be carrying a flat screen monitor. When deputies arrived they saw that several doors of parked vehicles were ajar. One victim said a $500 laptop computer had been stolen. More...
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 Faith
• Jewish culture reflected in song and dance
The many distinctive cultures of Israel and the Diaspora are woven into a tapestry of movement and sound in More...
• Author to discuss book at signing
• Methodists take mission trip to Mexico
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 Family
• Driver’s education saves lives
If your teenager is already driving or is about to learn to drive, bring him or her to the sixth annual More...
• article has image Third grader helps man’s best friend
• article has image Agoura High School hosts silent auction
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 Letters
• Jury failed in its duty
I have just finished reading the Feb. 9 article regarding Diana Shakhov and her involvement in the accident which killed Nicole Johnson. The jury was unable to reach a unanimous verdict. More...
• Up in smoke
• Unfair attacks against Westlake councilmembers
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 Columns
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The Agoura Hills Library at 29901 Ladyface Court presents the following activities: More...
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 Editorials
• A wolf in sheep’s clothing?
The California Department of Parks and Recreation, the National Park Service and the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy have begun making plans for how to develop the recently acquired Soka University property near Calabasas. We say develop because, yes, there will be development More...
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