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Thursday, November 21, 2019

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Bright lights charm the Promenade

Residents have their say about future of Agoura Village…

Cities collect for Woolsey damages

Families call out to their lost loved ones

Neighbors

Ale to the chief at Ladyface

By Ian Bradley
ianbradley@theacorn.com | November 21, 2019

Microbrewing has gone from a niche trend to a booming industry. Between Calabasas and Ventura there are dozens of businesses offering a variety of frothy, flavorful craft brews. It wasn’t...

Paramount Ranch cleanup shifts into high gear

| November 21, 2019

One year after the Woolsey fire damaged 112 miles of trails and 88% of federal parkland in the Santa Monica Mountains, a second phase of the fire recovery began last...

Residents can keep up-to-date on scams via hotline

| November 21, 2019

Local residents have been the constant victims of scams, including fraudulent phone callers falsely demanding money as well as in-person lottery scams. To prevent further victimization, the Ventura County Sheriff’s...

Young dancers wow on stage

| November 21, 2019

Family

Concert captures Borderline spirit

| November 21, 2019

Girl Scouts in service to the community

| November 14, 2019

Girl Scouts Las Virgenes Service Unit 606 held its second annual Friendsgiving Potluck and Operation Gratitude event Nov. 6 at Willow Elementary School in Agoura Hills. The first event was...

In style for youth services

The Acorn Staff | November 14, 2019

The Casa Pacifica Angels Spotlight on Style Fashion Show will return Sat., Nov. 23 to the Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village, Two Dole Drive. The 18th edition of the runway...

Health

Health system receives ‘A’ safety grade

| November 21, 2019

Los Robles Health System was recently awarded an ‘A’ Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade, a national distinction, recognizing its achievements protecting patients from harm and providing...

Online tools to help seniors choose plans

By Greg Dill
Special to The Acorn | November 21, 2019

Just a reminder that Medicare’s annual open enrollment period runs through Dec. 7. This is the time of year to change Medicare coverage, switch health...

Make turkey calories be gone

| November 21, 2019

My Health Studio invites residents to don their fanciest holiday workout attire and dance off those extra Thanksgiving calories in a fitness class choreographed to...

After the wildfires, what’s next for clean air?

By Trevor Dawn
Special to The Acorn | November 14, 2019

Because wind carries smoke to areas hundreds of miles away, residents who live beyond a fire’s boundaries remain at risk. Much of the smoke from...

Sports

Every minute matters

GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY /// Westlake Warriors
Eliav Appelbaum
Email: eliav@theacorn.com | November 21, 2019

Every few minutes, Rebecca Schultz’s digital watch beeps. Without looking,...

Coyote is state champion

| November 21, 2019

Caroline Canales, take a bow. The Calabasas High girls’ golf...

Bittersweet symphony

WOMEN’S SOCCER /// Cal Lutheran Regals
Jonathan Andrade
Email: jandrade@theacorn.com | November 21, 2019

Mandy Crawford sat alone on the turf at William Rolland...

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Editorials

The local women who rule

The Acorn Staff | November 14, 2019

The U.S. Congress voted 100 years ago to give women the right to vote, a...

Cartoon

| November 14, 2019

Happiness amid the heartbreak is possible

| November 7, 2019

Today marks exactly one year since our 12 loved ones died in the tragedy at...

Letters

Village plan ‘past its prime’

| November 21, 2019

The Agoura Hills Village Plan is past its prime. A revisit and need to address...

Agoura Village input needed

| November 21, 2019

Regarding the Agoura Village Specific Plan development at Agoura and Kanan roads, the City Council...

Wants vote on Avalon

| November 21, 2019

I think one important topic is missing from your article, letters in response, the Calabasas...

Schools

Flywheels take the title

| November 21, 2019

THE RIGHT STUFF—Members of the Calabasas High School Robotics Team, the Shakey Flywheels, at right, show their stuff at the Ventura County Office of Education’s...

College professor out standing in the field

By Christina Cox
christina@theacorn.com | November 21, 2019

Three years ago, Moorpark College professor Katherine Courtney was stuck. Not in life or in her career, but on the other side of a fast-moving...

Calabasas girls in ‘Nutcracker’ production

| November 21, 2019

Two Calabasas residents and students of A.C. Stelle Middle School, Leyla Baharlo and Sloane Donahue, are dancing in the Westside Ballet’s production of “The Nutcracker”...

New bill says students can sleep in

By Christina Cox
christina@theacorn.com | November 14, 2019

With the passage of a new bill, teens may no longer beg their parents for “just five more minutes” of sleep before heading off to...

On the Town

Children take charge in musical

By Cary Ginell
originjazz@aol.com | November 21, 2019

Roald Dahl’s novel “Matilda” tells the story of a precocious 5-year-old English girl who uses...

Holidays to kick off at Janss Marketplace

The Acorn Staff | November 21, 2019

Santa Claus will jump from the sky for his annual parachute landing at noon Fri.,...

Magical performances in cirque show

| November 21, 2019

The producers of Broadway’s “The Illusionists” will present the family holiday production of “A Magical...

People have the power in CLU play

| November 21, 2019

Cal Lutheran University is staging a historical play by Spain’s most popular Golden Age playwright...

Award-winning dance show on stage

The Acorn Staff | November 21, 2019

“So You Think You Can Dance,” the 16-time Emmy Award-winning Fox series that sparked America’s...

Faith

Finding strength together for the holidays

By Rabbi Ron Li-Paz
Special to The Acorn | November 21, 2019

For many of us in our community, Thanksgiving is complicated by the memories of the past year: the Woolsey fire, the Borderline shooting and, of course, the personal and communal...

Church remodels its space for new ministry

| November 21, 2019

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Thousand Oaks celebrated the opening and dedication of a newly expanded and renovated Honey Tree Early Childhood Education Center and a remodeled fellowship building on...

Business

Green salon knows how to cut waste

By Ian Bradley
ianbradley@theacorn.com | November 21, 2019

Eco-consciousness is more than a trend—more and more people are waking up to society’s effect...

EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS

| November 21, 2019

Columns

Reaching for new heights can make SAD sufferers feel glad

By Gloria Glasser
Special to The Acorn | November 21, 2019

Around this time of year a condition nicknamed “SAD” often upends the well-being of sensitive souls. For some of us, myself included, seasonal affective disorder may be triggered by having...

Archangel Michael: God’s army general in the fight against evil

Sally Carpenter | November 21, 2019

In the battle of good versus evil, God has angels who fight for him. In the third part in the series on angels, we examine Archangel Michael. Ancient peoples believed...