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November 30, 2006  RSS feed
Four Seasons opens its luxury doors
ART AND ARCHITECTURE--A stone imported from the River Kwai in Thailand and an authentic Chinese pagoda are among the landscape features at the new Four Seasons Hotel in Westlake. See complete story on page 14A. More...
LVUSD contract talks progress
By Stephanie Bertholdo bertholdo@theacorn.com

In an 11th-hour decision, the Las Virgenes Unified School District and the Las Virgenes Educators Association, the union that represents teachers, have settled on a tentative contract agreement. More...

Calabasas reviews housing project
By Joann Groff joann@theacorn.com

An affordable-housing community for seniors could be in Calabasas' future. The City Council recently heard a builder's presentation about a 90-unit complex planned for a one-acre parcel in Old Town. More...

 Community
• Blood donations needed after Thanksgiving week decline
Blood donations on the Central Coast declined during the Thanksgiving week, raising concerns for the local blood supply, according to United Blood Services Central Coast. Each day, about 270 units of blood products are needed to maintain an adequate supply for those needing blood. More...
• New preschool opens in Oak Park
• Agoura to host General Plan update meeting
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 Health & Wellness
• Aging eyes sometimes don't see clearly
Just as the body changes with age, eyes undergo changes, too. Some of these vision changes can be corrected with glasses, contact lenses or surgery; some cannot. Most of these changes are normal and are not caused by disease or illness. But they can cause problems by interfering with everyday More...
• Benefits of eating fish outweigh risks
• Multiple doctors a prescription for drug errors
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 Bulletin
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THURS., NOV. 30 Songs About Santa Westlake High School Choir presents holiday concert, "Santa Unplugged," school theater, 100 N. Lakeview Canyon Road. Today through Saturday, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., and also 1 to 3 p.m. Dec. 2. $7, all seats reserved. (805) 4976711, Ext. 2111. More...
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 Business
• Agoura Bistro to add entertainment to menu
Happy hour, live entertainment and maybe even dancing are coming to the Agoura Bistro and Wine Bar. More...
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• Learn marketing at the Annex
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 Schools
• article has image Brookside raises funds for UNICEF
Brookside Elementary School in Oak Park reported its best ever Halloween fundraiser on behalf of UNICEF, the United Nations Children's Fund. More...
• Student studies in D.C.
• Play review
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 Sports
• article has image Pussycats win championship
WAY TO GO, GIRLS- The Woodland Hills/Calabasas AYSO Region 71 U-16 girls soccer team Jose and the Pussycats celebrates after beating Granada Hills for the AYSO Area 10-V championship on Nov. 4. In the back row, from left, Melinda Guillory, Julia Guerra, Nicole Mack, Coach Jose Yniguez, Carly Bass an More...
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• article has image Girls' basketball teams open preseason at Moorpark High Tip-Off Classic
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 Pets
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SQUIRREL CRAZY- Linda Caywood of Westlake Village took us seriously when we asked for Squirrel of the Month photos, but not before she went on a guilt trip over squirrel-proof bird feeders. Linda said the squirrels had destroyed two bird feeders, so she purchased a feeder that worked for the birds, More...
• Pedometers help dogs make great strides
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 Police
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Agoura Hills Burglars stole a computer briefcase and a Palm Pilot worth $250 from a vehicle parked on Oak Creek Lane Nov. 12. More...
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 Faith
• article has image Bethlehem comes to Westlake
For two magical nights before Christmas, the firstcentury village of Bethlehem will come to life when the congregation of Westminster Presbyterian Church transforms their campus into a lifelike recreation of the place where Christ was born. More...
• Church offers babysitting night
• St. Paul presents holiday boutique
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 Family
• The power of music: Improving a child's brain power a note at a time
Music lessons can do more than ensure children can carry a tune or stay with the beat. They can actually help children improve their memory and brain development. More...
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• Ways for teens to get ahead
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 On the
Town
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First, a warning. The trailer is deceptive. One enters the theater expecting a swashbuckling romantic adventure with a sci-fi chaser and a twist of eternal love. Instead, More...
• article has image Burdon's 'Animal' instincts still survive
• article has image Tending to legal matters
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 Letters
• Pat Soteras will be missed
I was deeply saddened to hear of the loss of a great friend to our community. Pat Soteras was well known in our community for her tireless, unselfish dedication to the Chamber of Commerce, as well as many other wonderful organizations. More...
• Supports Agoura Village
• OPUSD needs new plan
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 Columns
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Sleepwalker?
Help! A while back, I wrote a column about the trials and tribulations of potty training my son. I received some very helpful advice from readers that helped my wife and me educate our son to go potty on his own. For those who sent in their suggestions, thank you. More...
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 Editorials
• Give kids an important holiday gift
What's up with the vandalism in Oak Park? We pride ourselves on high educational standards, our beautiful community and our children. But we don't seem to be doing a good job of teaching our kids respect. And we don't seem to be aware of what our children are doing. More...
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