Seniors show they still have moves
     PATRICK SHELBY/Acorn Newspapers IN THE MOOD-Gloria Borenstein and Herman Stearn of Thousand Oaks sway to the music of the '30s during a "senior" prom at Agoura High School last Thursday night. Sponsored by members of the school's National Honor Society, the evening featured live music, dancing, a juggling act, and blackjack and roulette games. Seniors who stay active live longer, studies say.
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Arthritis class helps to ease pains
     Do you have arthritis or another debilitating disease? Does the disease keep you from doing the things you have always done and like to do?
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Exercise will be fun on new equipment
     LET'S PLAY-Red Oak Elementary School Principal John Duim and Parent Faculty President Shelly Resnick officially open the school's new playground at a ribbon cutting on April 6. The playground was purchased with proceeds from the school's fundraising efforts.
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Medicare scam targets seniors
     The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) warns seniors and people with disabilities to be aware of a scheme that asks Medicare beneficiaries for money and checking account information to help them enroll in a Medicare Prescription Drug Plan.
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