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July 6, 2006  RSS feed
Calabasas entertains inaugural July Fourth parade
PATRIOTIC THEME- Above, the color guard kicks off Tuesday's parade near The Commons. Below, Megan (left) and Ashley Kurtz of Calabasas show off their pink-eared poodle, Tiffany, at the city's annual Fourth of July pet show at the Tennis and Swim Center. City events filled the day. More...
Agoura Hills to appeal Heschel West construction
By Stephanie Bertholdo bertholdo@theacorn.com

No school wanted next to Old Agoura The Agoura Hills City Council voted unanimously last week to appeal the county's approval of Heschel West, a private Jewish day school which is being proposed just east of Old Agoura. More...

Calabasas growth is scrutinized
By Michael Picarella pic@theacorn.com

More homes and businesses coming Calabasas still expects about 20 percent more growth before the city's build-out is complete, Calabasas Development Director Maureen Tamuri said. But the additional development has some More...

 Community
• article has image Spirit of Calabasas Foundation welcomes Louisiana official
HONORED GUEST- Benny Rousselle, left, president of Plaquemines Parish in Louisiana, visits with Calabasas City Councilmember Jon Wolfson, Spirit of Calabasas Foundation members Lou Malone and Red Godfrey, and City Manager Tony Coroalles at a reception Monday. Rousselle thanked the founda More...
• Public misled about facts on Agoura Village
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 Health & Wellness
• Recent report on secondhand smoke leaves Calabasas officials feeling vindicated
A recent report by the U.S. Surgeon General said nonsmokers exposed to secondhand smoke will increase their risk of developing heart disease by 25 to 30 percent, and lung cancer by 20 to 30 percent. The news left Calabasas officials saying "I told you so" to opponents of the city's own secondh More...
• Tips to keep kids safe
• article has image Agoura High students craft memorial teddy bears
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 Bulletin
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THURS., JULY 6 Woodworkers Meet Conejo Valley Woodworkers Association meets 7 p.m. at Redwood Middle School, 233 W. Gainsborough Road, Thousand Oaks. Noted master craftsman Robert Arnold will share his knowledge about making Shaker boxes and bending wood. Visitors welcome. (805) 492-2 More...
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 Business
• Topanga Nordstrom undergoes makeover
The finishing touches are being put on a new 200,000-squarefoot Nordstrom specialty store soon to open at the Westfield Shoppingtown Topanga Plaza. More...
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• WLC Architects picked for Lindero expansion
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 Schools
• article has image Sladek ready to lead CLU forward
John Sladek has been selected as the next president and chief executive officer to lead California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks. A resident of Evergreen, Colo., Sladek is currently vice chancellor for research at the University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center. More...
• School ranking system doesn't make the grade
• article has image Beverly Hills High School principal accepts post with Las Virgenes Unified
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 Police
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Agoura Hills Vandals caused $500 in damages to a Dodge truck parked on Rainbow Crest June 20. More...
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 Faith
• Interfaith Coalition plans Habitat project
Conejo Valley Interfaith Coalition is coordinating projects from the grounds of the Church of the Epiphany (Episcopal), 5450 Churchwood Drive, Oak Park. The group will begin its Habitat for Humanity-Simi Valley construction phase later this summer. More...
• article has image Children at Westminster Presbyterian build playhouse for kids in Katrina's wake
• Church of Religious Science to host guest speaker
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 Family
• article has image Library opens doors for young readers
ANIMAL CRACKERS- Kavya Juwadi, 6, and her brother Akash, 4, of Oak Park play with Star Soto and her furry friends at the Oak Park Library. The puppet show kicked off the library's summer children's reading program called "Paws, Claws, Tales and Scales." More...
• Moms get helping hand
• Leonis Adobe children's summer program has Western theme
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 On the
Town
• Learn container gardening at CSUN's free summer class
The Botanic Garden at Cal State University, Northridge will host this year's third installment of free gardening classes to the community on Sat., July 15 from 9 to 10:30 a.m. More...
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• Volunteer opportunities
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 Letters
• New fire station is a green machine
The new fire station on Canwood Street is a terrific asset to the Agoura Hills community. But who decided that the building should be painted in those awful hues of bureaucratic green? The colors range from pea-soup green to a pale yellow-green. More...
• Parent drivers give Pony Baseball a bad rap
• Such a crackup
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 Columns
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 Editorials
• Kids get their kicks with soccer
The United States is not totally out of sync with the rest of the world. More...
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