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Regarding your editorial on the Marmonte re-leaguing situation, I commend your effort at presenting both sides of a highly charged emotional issue by sticking to the facts and figures to make your point. More ... The Acorn has once again proven to be an insightful and responsible news organization. This week’s editorial and the article by Eliav Appelbaum have hit on the real salient points of the Calabasas/Marmonte debate. It is refreshing to see an unbiased view of this situation for what it truly is and not through the distorted prism of deluded parents and athletic hierarchy. More ... For the past five years, the Calabasas High School athletics program has gotten the chance to prove itself among the Marmonte league and has failed. Thus, I am shocked and outraged that Calabasas High School is unwilling to travel longer distances for games, yet is allowing our athletes to continue a standard of subpar competition. More ... Judging by the article written in the Oct. 29 Acorn , I can see why students would be apprehensive about attending Indian Hills High School, especially after the “Hollywood celebrity burglaries.” More ... Like many, I opened my last water bill from Oak Park Water to find a very nasty surprise due to the recent significant rate increase. I was very unhappy. But I realize it is inaccurate to blame the present board members, including Janna Orkney, the target of a recent letter to this publication. More ... I want the readers who were not at the Agoura Hills City Council meeting on Wed., Oct. 28 to know why the cell tower really didn’t get approved. More ... The story on the coming of a new science environmental education institute is important. I would like to add that the organization, NatureBridge, is the successor name to “The Yosemite National Institutes,” which has, over the last 35 years, taught field science to over 1 million students. More ... Climate change poses an unprecedented threat to wildlife— changing, shrinking and destroying habitat, forcing wildlife to migrate or adapt, or even threatening their very existence. More ... A beautiful tree was destroyed by the city of Calabasas. The surprise attack was swift, brutal and arbitrary. The tree didn’t stand a chance since its owners were at work and the responsible official left for vacation immediately after giving the fatal order. More ... On behalf of The Orphan Foundation, I’d like to thank our community for their generous donations of thousands of used books, CDs and DVDs. We were able to offer those items for free at the Thousand Oaks Rotary Club’s annual Street Fair on Oct. More ... Letters RSS feed |
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