Can't fight city hall, or LVUSD
      Regarding the article "White Oak parents still upset over split second- and third-grade class," April 5: It may seem like a small point, but it is important to clarify that while I was paraphrased as saying Dr.
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Celebrating building safety
      The city of Calabasas Building and Safety Division is joining with building departments across America to celebrate Building Safety Week from May 6 through 12.
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Gates don't make people snobs
      I have lived in various gated communities for 14 years now in Calabasas. I, and a whole lot of Calabasas and Westlake Village residents, like living in them, and it's not to be "snobbish," but the extra safety and extra care the properties receive and the level of upkeep the homeowners are as...
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Sumac chopper a great auction gift
      As a parent of two children at Sumac Elementary School, I am writing to thank Sumac's families and community for their important support of our little school. In particular, I would like to thank Sumac dad and local business man, Vince de Falco of Picture City Cycles, for his extremely ...
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'The little school that can'
      It was great to see the article on Sumac Elementary's upcoming April 28 silent auction fundraiser, "A Slice of Paradise," in last week's Acorn . I just wanted to point out that the picture of the old-school, custom-built chopper that's up for auction shows the bike "under constructi...
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Remembering Michael Beck Whitehead
      Michael Beck Whitehead, beloved wife, mother, grandmother and community leader, passed away suddenly on April 14, 2007 at 61 years of age. It was a devastating blow to her family and friends. The sting was lessened by the outpouring of love and support that the Whitehead family has...
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