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Sunday, September 27, 2020

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Officials use cougar death as call to arms for new…

Fish kill hits Lake Lindero again

‘Get Out’ and enjoy a movie

Calabasas mayor talks pandemic in State of the City…

‘Scooby Doo’ co-founder from Westlake dies

Neighbors

‘Karate Kid’ ages into martial arts master

By Ian Bradley
ianbradley@theacorn.com | September 24, 2020

Westlake resident Conrad Ercolono is a real-life Karate Kid. Ercolono, a native of the San Fernando Valley, started doing karate in 1983 and now runs a studio in Agoura Hills,...

Vote now for your favorite ‘staycation’ photo

| September 24, 2020

The Acorn Newspapers have been celebrating summer getaways for more than four decades with the Take Your Acorn on Vacation photo contest. Friends and family have gathered for fun photo...

Welcoming the new year

| September 24, 2020

AT THE LIBRARY

| September 24, 2020

The Calabasas Library has appointment pickup for physical items. Call the circulation department at (818) 225-7616 or go to calabasaslibrary.org for more information. New story times are posted online on...

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

Gym laces ‘em up and begins fight against Parkinson’s disease

By Ela Lindsay
elindsay@theacorn.com | September 24, 2020

Mike and Paula Levin have traveled the world, visiting such far-off destinations as Fiji, New Zealand and Egypt. Over time, the couple noticed that Mike,...

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...

Sports

Athletes talk about tough stuff

COMMENTARY
By Eliav Appelbaum
eliav@theacorn.com | September 24, 2020

Is March almost over? The longest month is now in...

Oaks Christian grad signs first pro hoops contract

MEN’S BASKETBALL /// Maccabi Tel Aviv | September 24, 2020

Max Heidegger is going from one beautiful beach town to...

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Agoura-Kanan intersection

| September 24, 2020

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One of the many crown jewels of Agoura Hills is the Reyes Adobe Park. The...

Vacation sensation

| September 24, 2020

I have never written a letter to the editor before but felt that I must...

Schools

Eagle Scout prepares schools with touchless drinking water dispensers

| September 24, 2020

Christopher “Bobby” Buyalos has a thirst to succeed. For his recently completed eagle Scout project, Bobby and his team of volunteers installed 25 water bottle...

Oak Park scholar semifinalists

| September 24, 2020

Five Oak Park students are among the 16 students from local high schools who have earned semifinalist recognition in the 2021 National Merit Scholarship Program....

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...

On the Town

Spotlight encourages student works

| September 24, 2020

Southern California high school students interested in the performing arts can apply for The Music...

‘Farm’ film at drive-in screening

| September 24, 2020

As part of this year’s activities for the all-virtual Ventura County Farm Day, Students for...

Art in person and online

| September 24, 2020

The Topanga Canyon Gallery is hosting a new art exhibit that patrons can view in...

Business

Deals to be found on public auction sites

By David Goldstein
Special to Tthe Acorn | September 24, 2020

When public agencies sell seized, abandoned and surplus items, they do not have to rely...

Taxes are owed on unemployment payments

By Kash Chandani
Special to The Acorn | September 24, 2020

As a former IRS agent and CPA for over 45 years, I’ve experienced most every...

EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS

| September 24, 2020

Crime

SHERIFF’S BLOTTER

| September 24, 2020

Agoura Hills On Sept. 4 a thief stole the catalytic converter off a car parked on Stonecrest Drive. The culprit...

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| September 24, 2020

THURS., SEPT. 24 High Street Broadcast The troupe, which performs...

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