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Monday, September 21, 2020

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Sheriff seeks community support for nonlethal weaponry

Catalytic converter theft has victims fuming

Water demo plant debuts

Hot, hot, hot

Salons back on track

Neighbors

Father-daughter team stumbles into songwriting

By Ian Bradley
ianbradley@theacorn.com | September 17, 2020

Inspiration can come from anywhere to the most interesting outcomes. For Westlake Village resident Ron Pivo and his daughter Isabella, what started as a simple comment at a family night...

Strange snake dance on display

| September 17, 2020

Reaching beyond language

By Dawn Megli
dawn@theacorn.com | September 17, 2020

Sometimes the audience dances in their chairs in the backyard. But the most medically fragile audience members simply lie in bed and listen. Since COVID-19 canceled her performance schedule, professional...

A sweet new start in a difficult pandemic year

By Dawn Megli
dawn@theacorn.com | September 17, 2020

Apples and honey at Rosh Hashana symbolize sweetness as the faithful pray for goodness in the coming year. Rabbi Yitzchak Sapochkinsky of Chabad of Westlake Village said that even during...

Family

Sky’s the limit for active college student and her service dog

The Acorn Staff | September 17, 2020

Wherever Leizelle Mitchell goes, her Shadow follows. Sometimes Shadow will go just ahead of Mitchell’s walker. Shadow will push a crosswalk button with her nose or pull open a door...

Health

Field lab: Discussion continues over toxic waste cleanup

By Melissa Simon
melissa@theacorn.com | September 17, 2020

An effort to designate the entire Santa Susana Field Lab site as a Native American cultural district has once again brought up concerns that the...

Rotary contributes to healthy lunches

| September 10, 2020

FOOD FOR THE KIDS—Calabasas Rotary sponsors a Zoom Comedy Hour to raise funds for the Las Virgenes schools Lunch Service program for children and families...

Urgent care lands in Agoura

The Acorn Staff | September 10, 2020

American Family Care, a nationwide provider of urgent care and accessible primary care, continues to expand its national healthcare network with the opening of the...

Online auction for pediatric cancer

| September 10, 2020

The pandemic has created challenges for local families battling childhood cancer. During this time, the Teddy Bear Cancer Foundation has been providing services for families,...

Sports

The body electric

By Eliav Appelbaum
eliav@theacorn.com | September 17, 2020

Matthew Ullerick was living his dream. Professional bodybuilder. 2019 Mr....

Peña seeks pro scooter world title

| September 17, 2020

Nate Peña is catching some major air. The 17-year-old Thousand...

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Editorials

Cartoon

| September 17, 2020

Giving deputies additional force may not be appropriate

| September 17, 2020

The summer of 2020 has given the United States its worst taste of social unrest...

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Letters

Harkening back to the past

| September 17, 2020

Black lives matter. Tear down those statues. These people seem to be having a problem...

Wants the ‘hood to be quiet again

| September 17, 2020

My neighborhood and community about every weekend have been disappointed by the lack of action...

Credit not to the conservatives

| September 17, 2020

Having read last week’s letter, “Says liberals living in the past,” I believe the writer...

Schools

National Merit semifinalists include top local kids

The Acorn Staff | September 17, 2020

Sixteen students from local high schools have earned semifinalist recognition in the 2021 National Merit Scholarship Program. The local semifinalists from Oak Park High School...

Pandemic shapes new look at Cal Lutheran

The Acorn Staff | September 17, 2020

About 750 new undergraduate students enrolled at Cal Lutheran University as the fall semester began in a mostly virtual format in response to COVID-19. Lori...

COLLEGE STANDOUTS

| September 17, 2020

Michelle Florey of Agoura Hills and Lydia Nicole Bachman, Nicholas Furton, Kayla Jou, Raegynn B Moody and Devon Morris made the spring dean’s list at...

Community colleges feel the pinch too

By Christina Cox
christina@theacorn.com | September 3, 2020

During times of economic uncertainty, people return to college campuses to learn new skills and pursue different career paths. Amid the financial turmoil created by...

On the Town

5-Star singers find silver lining in car concert

By Cary Ginell
originjazz@aol.com | September 17, 2020

Under ashen skies, the palm trees were waving at the Palm Garden Hotel in Thousand...

Faith

‘It weighs on our hearts’

By Brooke Stanley
brooke@theacorn.com | September 17, 2020

The Rev. Kate Lewis will never forget the stoic face of a man pressed against the dark glass walls of St. John’s Pleasant Valley Hospital. He cupped his hands against...

Messianic synagogue hosts High Holiday services

| September 17, 2020

Beth Emunah Messianic Synagogue will host what it calls “a unique and inspiring combination” of outdoor and virtual-only services for the Jewish High Holidays, with special musical guests and children’s...

Business

Cancer Support Community announces sale of Westlake headquarters

| September 17, 2020

The Cancer Support Community Valley/Ventura/Santa Barbara plans to either sell or lease its 4,000-square-foot headquarters...

EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS

| September 17, 2020

Columns

Eye appointment is a real eye-opening experience on human nature

Andrea Gallagher | September 17, 2020

I was brought up in a household where we were taught to see the best in people. In most cases, giving folks the benefit of the doubt has served us...

Crime

SHERIFF’S BLOTTER

| September 17, 2020

Agoura Hills On Sept. 3 a person stole a trailer from the U-Haul store on Canwood Street. The $4,000 trailer...

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Calendar

| September 17, 2020

THURS., SEPT. 17 ‘The Future of Work: Automation & Employment’...

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