Bruno to step down
      There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under heaven. A time to speak and a time to be silent. I have wrestled and travailed a great deal for the past six months over my decision to run for reelection to serve on the City Council for the magnificent city of...
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Calabasas conflict
      It was extremely disturbing to read in The Acorn last week of the intent of the entire Calabasas City Council to approve by 5-0 a loan, or grant to each top city staff member of $150,000 toward the purchase of a house in Calabasas to be forgiven if the member is on the payroll after four ...
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Golden egg retirement plan
      California's residents and taxpayers must now face what many consider to be staggering higher costs for water, energy, sanitation, storm drainage controls and all the other essential infrastructure needed as our state moves forward toward a population of 50
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Smell of politics
      I smell politics in the city manager's autocratic decision to install a traffic signal at Mulholland Highway and Old Topanga without public input. The city's safety claims are totally unsupported by the sheriff's actual accident reports for that intersection.
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Oak Park's really good guy
      A great, well-deserved thank-you to Mr. Glen Wilcox of Oak Park. As we continue to see him at Oak Park Unified School District board meetings and many other meetings throughout our Oak Park community, he has earned the respect of those of us with children in the school district.
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A great teacher's never forgotten
      It finally happened. Patti Kolb has gotten the recognition she justly deserved, to be honored in The Acorn for her love of her students and the love of reading. She instilled "love of education" and is an outstanding teacher.
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