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Birthday in the wild

Oak Park schools superintendent to retire

Calabasas keeps city manager placeholder strategy in…

Unwanted notes became family’s nightmare

County’s mobile test lab visits community

Neighbors

Sheriff’s ride honors fallen hero

By John Loesing
newstip@theacorn.com | November 19, 2020

Area car enthusiasts hopped inside cool rides and hit the road Nov. 14 for a 112-mile auto rally that raised funds for the Ventura County Sheriff’s Ron Helus Training Facility...

It’s beginning to look a lot like the holidays

The Acorn Staff | November 19, 2020

Inside scoop on ‘Outlander’ series

By Ian Bradley
ianbradley@theacorn.com | November 19, 2020

Movies have had their day, and it’s widely agreed the next wave of entertainment will be on the small screens: televisions and computer monitors. Devoted fandoms have sprung up around...

Fiction in a Nutshell

The Acorn Staff | November 19, 2020

Once again we asked our readers—those with an active imagination and a knack for writing—to put their creative juices to work in The Acorn’s annual Fiction in a Nutshell contest....

Health

Officials: Still more virus testing needed

By Kyle Jorrey
tonewstip@theacorn.com | November 19, 2020

Getting tested is one way to combat the rising tide of COVID-19 cases in Ventura County, public health officials continue to stress. The Board of...

Clearing the air by tracking toxics and chemicals

By David Goldstein
Special to The Acorn | November 12, 2020

This year, the California Legislature passed chemical “right to know” legislation, requiring disclosures of ingredients in cosmetics and feminine hygiene products. Previously, some ingredients could...

Free COVID-19 antibody testing continues in Ventura County

| November 12, 2020

The second phase of a COVID-19 antibody study led by a Ventura County-based public and private partnership group began Nov. 9. The COVID-19 IgG antibody...

Rehab centers see rise in substance abuse

By Brooke Stanley
brooke@theacorn.com | November 5, 2020

This is the second of a two-part series. As the country enters its seventh month of being upended by the pandemic, local behavioral health workers...

Sports

When mutant groundhogs attack

COMMENTARY /// From the cheap seats
Eliav Appelbaum
Email: eliav@theacorn.com | November 19, 2020

Friday the 13th—March 13, 2020—haunts us from the void, over...

Local athletes sign scholarships

| November 19, 2020

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Editorials

Cartoon

| November 12, 2020

Handle your American flag with care

| November 12, 2020

Yesterday was Veterans Day. Whether you placed a small flag on the grave of a...

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Letters

Didn’t like our tongue-in-cheek

| November 19, 2020

In your article last week, I believe a more appropriate word than “dude” could be...

Tells people, ‘Let’s move on’

The Acorn Staff | November 19, 2020

Those of you who cannot come to terms with Trump’s loss, when your Johnny or...

Stop the political grandstanding

| November 19, 2020

Dear Trump supporters: I know you’re sorry your man lost; that’s understandable. While it may...

Schools

School board leader Gordon Whitehead dies

| November 19, 2020

The Las Virgenes education community is mourning the loss this week of Gordon Whitehead, a school board trustee from 2001 to 2013. The 79-year-old Agoura...

Logix lends hand to local schools

| November 19, 2020

Logix Federal Credit Union is supporting Conejo Valley schools by participating on the Greater Conejo Valley Chamber of Commerce’s Education Committee as well as sponsoring...

Teen sees glass half-full during coronavirus pandemic

By Mia Waksman
Special to The Acorn | November 5, 2020

There is a widespread view that the teenage way of life has been utterly destroyed by the coronavirus. And while many adults pity our generation...

Pandemic moves college traditions online

By Christina Cox
christina@theacorn.com | October 15, 2020

Fall is an exciting time for high school sophomores, juniors and seniors. Students often travel near and far to visit colleges and get an idea...

On the Town

Original play explores the world after dark

| November 19, 2020

Young Artists Ensemble will present “Night Night, Roger Roger” from Fri. through Sun., Nov. 20...

Dating in the era of diversity

| November 19, 2020

Camarillo Skyway Playhouse presents “Two Asians Dating,” another work in the Voices Not Heard Initiative...

Business

EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS

| November 19, 2020

County’s new 2040 general plan doesn’t go over well with special interests

By Christina Cox
christina@theacorn.com | November 19, 2020

A slew of lawsuits from agricultural interests and oil and gas groups followed the adoption...

Columns

Job searching in the age of COVID is a whole new ballgame

Andrea Gallagher | November 19, 2020

Almost 13 million people in the United States were unemployed as of September. Of course, a great deal of the job losses can be attributed to COVID. Many of us...

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