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Sunday, July 5, 2020

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‘Punisher’ makeover carries message

Half of Las Virgenes non-teaching staff could be laid…

Help for renters continues

Really yellow lights ahead

Courts bring Cornerstone to a halt

Neighbors

Calabasas homeowner turns yard into weekly works of art

By Ian Bradley
ianbradley@theacorn.com | July 2, 2020

There’s been no shortage of advice on how to keep spirits up during the coronavirus pandemic. One Calabasas resident found her joy in making others happy. Since March, Rita Stout...

Local Chabad discusses race relations while reaching out to law enforcement

| July 2, 2020

At a local event discussing racism and what can be done about it, Mendy Sapochkinsky, son of Rabbi Yitzchak Sapochkinsky of Chabad of Westlake Village, shared the following vignette from...

Art online through Cal Lutheran

| July 2, 2020

Cal Lutheran University presents the following virtual events. Kingsmen Shakespeare Company Virtual Summer Education Programs through Aug. 7. The company moved its 33th annual summer workshops online for 2020. Workshops...

Join July 4 contest

| July 2, 2020

The City of Agoura Hills will celebrate the Fourth of July with a citywide house decorating contest. Residents are encouraged to decorate the front of their houses or porches with...

Health

Ventura County steps up antibody testing

By Becca Whitnall
becca@theacorn.com | July 2, 2020

COVID-19 antibody testing is ramping up all across Ventura County. Though residents could have tests performed privately before now, the county, in partnership with St....

Diaper bank serves community

The Acorn Staff | July 2, 2020

Conejo Community Outreach— a Conejo Valley-based, volunteer run nonprofit— has distributed over 100,000 diapers and nearly 200,000 wipes to families in Ventura County since its...

Mad for mushrooms

By Ian Bradley
ianbradley@theacorn.com | June 18, 2020

There are about 50,000 species of mushrooms in the world. They come in all shapes and sizes. Some don’t even look like mushrooms. Most people...

Caregiving for dementia

| June 25, 2020

The Alzheimer’s Association will present the first session of a three-part series titled “Living with Alzheimer’s for Middle-Stage Caregivers” from 10 a.m. to noon Wed.,...

Sports

Grounded by mom

BASEBALL /// Cal Lutheran Kingsmen
By Joy Hong
Special to The Acorn | July 2, 2020

Jawanna Jefferson sat hunched over, her elbows glued to her...

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Editorials

Cartoon

| June 18, 2020

No room for racism, not here, not anywhere

| June 18, 2020

There is nowhere in the country where the Black Lives Matter movement has failed to...

Letters

Double standard for BLM sign

| July 2, 2020

I read the June 25 Acorn article titled “Vandals accused of destroying BLM sign.” Amazing...

Regarding sign, parent says son did what is right

| July 2, 2020

I’m writing this letter in support of my son, Max Meyers. Max is in the...

KKK or BLM?

| July 2, 2020

After reading the letter from Shari Goodman and realizing her unfounded and acrimonious claims about...

Schools

Meet the Boys Team Charity Inc. Conejo Valley grads

| June 25, 2020

Jace Aschbrenner Jace Aschbrenner, son of Jeff and Marcie Aschbrenner, attended Newbury Park High School where he was a four-year varsity cross country and track...

Debate teacher has students talking

By Thea Holtlund Jacobsen
Special to The Acorn | June 25, 2020

Audrey Israel began coaching the Oak Park High School debate team in 2015, when her twin sons were freshmen at the school. The team that...

Debate team talk of the town

| June 25, 2020

SPEAKING THEIR MIND—The Calabasas High School Speech and Debate Club wraps up another successful year as some of its members prepare to head off to...

SENIOR STANDOUTS • AGOURA HIGH

| June 18, 2020

Editor’s note: Senior standouts are selected by their respective schools and profiles are compiled from questionnaires filled out by the students. Photos provided by the...

On the Town

Performing arts center dark through 2020

By Becca Whitnall and Kyle Jorrey
becca@theacorn.com
tonewstip@theacorn.com | July 2, 2020

The show will go on—but not until next year. The Bank of America Performing Arts...

Faith

Houses of worship adjust and return to in-house services

By Dawn Megli
dawn@theacorn.com | July 2, 2020

In late May, Gov. Gavin Newsom gave the go-ahead for houses of worship to reopen with restrictions following a 10-week prohibition on in-person services to slow the spread of COVID-19....

Business

Getting creative

| July 2, 2020

Sage Mountain hosted a new Father’s Day tradition for 2020 on June 21. The theme...

EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS

| July 2, 2020

Crime

SHERIFF’S BLOTTER

| July 2, 2020

Agoura Hills On June 21 someone broke into a car parked on Rainbow Crest Drive and stole a wallet, which...

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