Fate of the Westlake store would be decided by a public vote
Old wounds in Westlake Village were reopened last week following a surprise announcement that the Lowe's big box store might be put to a vote of the people in November. More...
JANN HENDRY/Acorn Newspapers HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW?-Zuma Canyon Orchids grower George Vasquez explains how to cultivate orchids during a presentation at the Westlake Women's Club luncheon at the Westlake Village Inn last week. More...
The popular Los Angeles County Sheriff's STAR (Success Through Awareness and Resistance) Camp, which has been an annual event in Agoura Hills for the past five years, has been canceled this summer due to deputy shortages, according to L.A. County Sheriff's Lt. Roy Levario. More...
At a special meeting of its board of trustees this week, the Community Foundation for Oak Park unanimously voted to support Oak Park Unified School District bond issues B-6 and C-6 related to repair and upgrading of schools in the aging district. More...
The Centennial Guild, a local support group of Childrens Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA), hosted its annual fundraiser at the Air Force One Pavilion of the Ronald Reagan Library on March 11.The theme of this year's Spring Gala was "When You Wish Upon a Star." More...
THURS., APRIL 20 Women's Connection "In the Spotlight" is theme of the Calabasas Women's Connection's luncheon at the Calabasas Inn, 23500 Park Sorrento, Calabasas featuring guest speakers Clara Barclay (businesswoman) and Ann Mauger (singer/actress). $24. Reservations: (818) 348-5 More...
LOOKING TRIM AGAIN- Left, La Reine Chabut, author of "Lose That Baby Fat," with Kris Jenner, owner of Smooch, a children's store in Calabasas, enjoy the book launch party held recently at the store. The book shows new mothers how to shed the extra weight gained during pregnancy. More...
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A dog named Buddy, who may or may not have been some sort of beagle or hound mixture, lived in a suburban house on a grassy knoll, belonging to the rich relations. He was the color of a sundried mud puddle, kind of a chalky chocolate brown. His was a childless household so all adult adulation More...
The Conejo Jewish Academy will begin its spring semester on Tues., May 2. Offered will be classes, study groups, lectures, workshops and a variety of study opportunities geared specifically for teenagers. More...
The pause before the bloom Is spring a little late this year? Or is it just that I'm waiting for its arrival with the expectancy of a kid counting down the days until Christmas? More...
The Pacific Southwest District Lodge No. 15 Vasa Order of America will sponsor the annual Spring Fest from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sun., April 23 at Vasa Park, 2854 Triunfo Canyon Road, Agoura. More...
In the article "Athlete's Exceptional Skills Create a Flap," my dad, Howard Lauterbach, came under criticism for the choice the board of directors of the Agoura Youth Basketball Association made to limit the playing time of a 10-yearold girl. The article did not include the whole truth of what happe More...
The location: Southbound Westlake Boulevard at Triunfo Canyon Road in the Thousand Oaks portion of Westlake Village. The location falls under Caltrans' jurisdiction. More...
So the parents are at it again. It is the parents, mind you, not the kids. The grownups are the ones most obsessed with winning and who usually raise the biggest stink over issues regarding youth sports. More...