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Tuesday, July 16, 2019

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Fire recovery slow at Oak Canyon Park

HOA catches heat over lake fishing

Longtime B&GC supporters stand up for kids

Neighbors

Longtime B&GC supporters stand up for kids

The Acorn Staff | July 11, 2019

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Conejo Valley will recognize longtime supporters of the clubs, Cal and Marje Johnston, as honorees during the 17th annual Stand Up for Kids...

When used furniture has been all used up

By David Goldstein
Special to The Acorn | July 11, 2019

Bobbie Morgan, who has owned One Mo’ Time consignment store for 38 years at the same location in Ventura, has seen some disturbing changes in recent years. First with clothing...

Borderline survivor opens bridal shop

By Christina Cox
christina@theacorn.com | July 11, 2019

Taylor Young believes fairy tales can come true. The 23-year-old is, after all, seeing her dreams become reality as she prepares to open her own business in the heart of...

Club Hub

| July 11, 2019

Club Hub is a new feature that highlights activities for community clubs. To submit your news, email sallyc@theacorn.com at least three weeks in advance. Certain promotional notices may not be...

Family

Another Scout becomes an Eagle

| July 11, 2019

An Eagle Scout Court of Honor was held for Sergio A. Sol of BSA Troop 127, Agoura Hills, on June 22 at De Anza Park in Calabasas. Sergio completed his...

Kids and teens are off and running

The Acorn Staff | July 3, 2019

Young athletes representing the United Track Club competed at the Southern California Youth Track and Field and Ventura County Youth Track Co-Conference Championships on May 18 at Moorpark High School....

The beauty of butterflies

| July 3, 2019

A monarch butterfly open house will take place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sat., July 20 at 1790 Colgate Drive, Thousand Oaks. At the family-friendly event, guests can learn...

Health

Getting active on July 4

| July 11, 2019

West Nile Virus update

| July 11, 2019

On July 2, the Ventura County Environmental Health Division received confirmation from the California Department of Public Health that mosquitos sampled from the City of...

Medical company creates playtime

| July 3, 2019

FOR THE KIDS— Employes of Caldera Medical, a medical device company in Agoura Hills, partnered with Habitat for Humanity of Ventura County to construct kids’...

Good exercise, good health

| July 3, 2019

Sports

World Cup fever pitch

WOMEN’S SOCCER /// Local report
By Jonathan Andrade
jandrade@theacorn.com | July 11, 2019

The United States rules the women’s soccer world. American teams...

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Editorials

Cartoon

| July 11, 2019

Take a summer vacation in your own backyard

| July 11, 2019

Staying home for the summer doesn’t mean your well-earned vacation time has to go to...

July 4 will leave a sparkle in your eye

The Acorn Staff | July 3, 2019

It’s that magical time of the year again, the period from the end of June,...

Letters

Restless about Oak Canyon Park

| July 11, 2019

When Oak Canyon Park opened to the public it was a beautiful space. The design...

A tree falls in Agoura

| July 11, 2019

On Mon., July 8 at about 8:45 a.m., Agoura Hills lost a beautiful tree, an...

Fireworks decision backfired

| July 11, 2019

My family and I were very disappointed that our Agoura Hills leaders decided to cancel...

Schools

For these grads, the future is now

| July 11, 2019

THE NEXT STEP—From left, Michael Fritz, Ethan Bancroft, Charlie Johnson, Ryder Bucaro and Kasey Kelso celebrate their graduation from Futures Academy in Westlake Village. The...

Westlake High School teens seal the deal in entrepreneur competition

| July 11, 2019

Four Westlake High School students recently competed at Junior Achievement’s National Student Leadership Summit against other teen entrepreneurs from around the country. At the three-day...

Lipman wins Jewish athletic award

| July 11, 2019

The Jewish Sports Heritage Association recently announced Lindsay Lipman as a recipient of the Michael Freedman Outstanding Jewish High School Athlete of the Year Award....

SAT test to consider ‘adversity score’ in weighing results

By Christina Cox
christina@theacorn.com | July 3, 2019

The SAT has long stood as the main qualifier for entrance into college. Typically, the higher the score—1600 is perfect—the more ready a student is...

On the Town

Money Pancho packs a punch

RESTAURANT SPOTLIGHT /// Money Pancho Mexican Restaurants
By Ela Lindsay
elindsay@theacorn.com | July 11, 2019

Money Pancho is an authentic Mexican restaurant and cantina in Camarillo that packs the house...

Bringing the laughs from Hollywood to Hillcrest

The Acorn Staff | July 11, 2019

Hillcrest Center for the Arts will once again host its Live Standup Comedy on the...

Sea-sational leisure activities this summer at Ventura Harbor

The Acorn Staff | July 11, 2019

Ventura Harbor Village, which has free admission and parking, offers a variety of entertainment and...

Tribes gather for annual powwow

| July 11, 2019

Redbird’s 19th annual Native American celebration will take place from Fri. to Sun., July 19...

Creepy comedy play from creative pen of Mel Brooks

| July 11, 2019

Young Artists Ensemble presents its teen summer musical, Mel Brooks’ “Young Frankenstein,” July 26 through...

Faith

State bill seeks to remove seal of confessional on child abuse

By Christina Cox
christina@theacorn.com | July 11, 2019

A bill moving through the California Legislature is sparking outrage among members of the Catholic Church who argue that the proposed law infringes on their religious liberties and traditions. Senate...

Bat mitzvah project bundles the kindness

| July 11, 2019

HELPING OTHERS—Rachael Rosenberg, 13, created Bundles of Kindness as her bat mitzvah project at Temple Aliyah in Woodland Hills. Rachael and friends stuffed bundles with items for the homeless including...