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November 9, 2006  RSS feed
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OFFICIAL VOTER- U.S. Marine Private Chris Montague, an Agoura Hills resident and a first-time voter, casts his ballot at the Lake Lindero Country Club precinct before returning to Camp Pendleton on Tuesday. More...
Voters nail Lowe's at the ballot box
Measure Z can't overcome stiff opposition
By Sophia Fischer sfischer@theacorn.com

There will be no Lowe's home improvement store in Westlake Village after residents rejected Measure Z in the Nov. 7 election. More...

Oak Park school bond fails a second time
H6 gets majority, but not two-thirds
By Sophia Fischer sfischer@theacorn.com

The day after the election, supporters of the school facilities bond in Oak Park expressed disappointment and concern over the failure of the $71.1-million measure. More...

 Community
• Residents clash with city over 'village'
Opponents are stepping up their fight against the Agoura Village Specific Plan, a long-range document that sets the stage for the development of an eclectic, mixeduse town center south of the 101 Freeway in Agoura Hills. More...
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 Health & Wellness
• Event to support cancer institute
Funds will help early detection
Nanci Sargent has been battling cancer for more than a decade. The Calabasas resident beat non-Hodgkins lymphoma, but her fight against ovarian cancer has endured for the past six years. More...
• Free pet microchipping program extended
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 Bulletin
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THURS., NOV. 9 The Joke's On Us Agoura High School Comedy Sportz improv team presents family friendly comedy based on audience suggestions, G Building theater, 28545 W. Driver Ave. Junior varsity 6 p.m., varsity 7 p.m. $5, $3 with ASB card. Pizza, refreshments available. (818) 879-6542. More...
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 Business
• Business community applauds local schools
California's business community has selected several local schools for its 2006 Honor Roll. More...
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 Schools
• Incumbents return to Oak Park school board
No challengers filed to run for three openings on the Oak Park Unified School District Board of Education, leaving incumbents Cindy Vinson, Marie Panec and Mary Rees to continue in their posts for another four years. More...
• Calabasas High to present 'Our Town'
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 Sports
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FLOOR WORK- Annalee Mueller, an Agoura resident and gymnast with Monarchs Gym, performs her floor routine at the More...
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 Pets
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SWEETY- Mia, 6, a female white domestic shorthair, was surrendered by her owner. Mia has a warm personality, loves to be cuddled and needs an inside home. Contact the Agoura Animal Shelter at 29525 Agoura Road and ask for ID No. A3579228. Occasionally pets have already been adopted so please call (8 More...
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 Police
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Agoura Hills Thieves stole $650 worth of cash and caused $800 in damages to a glass door at the Royal Garden restaurant on Agoura Road Oct. 28. More...
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 Faith
• Forum on homelessness, hunger slated
California Lutheran University will present the second annual Community Forum on homelessness and hunger in the Conejo Valley from 7 to 9 p.m. Tues., Nov. 14 at the university's PreusBrandt Forum. More...
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 Family
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Here Comes Christmas Now that Halloween is over, let the Christmas season begin. More...
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• Council member pushes for run participation
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 On the
Town
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Agoura resident Mike Matthew wants to save lives. Matthew and others who have lost family members to suicide want to help save people suffering from depression, bipolar disorder and other mental illnesses, underlying conditions often found in those who end their own lives. More...
• Global Exchange to screen film
• Veterans' tribute to honor locals
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 Letters
• 'Building mania' not necessary
Regarding the Agoura Village plan, what are the stores proposed? Cold Stone Creamery? Victoria's Secret? More...
• Heads up, city
• Mel is swell
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 Editorials
• Voters say, 'Read our lips'
Taxpayers have been kind to their local schools over the years, willing to pay costly fees and absorb millions of dollars in debt to give their children the best education possible. More...
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