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Wednesday, May 22, 2019

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Firefighters seek public’s support

Contract cities concerned about sheriff

California Strong makes second Woolsey fire…

Police say adults encouraged teen assault

Neighbors

Alzheimer’s Association seeks awareness by the community

By Ian Bradley
ianbradley@theacorn.com | May 16, 2019

Former Westlake Village Mayor Doug Yarrow received an award that was appreciated—but not exactly welcome. “This isn’t a club you want to join,” he said when accepting the Caregiver of...

Something’s missing at CVD this year

By Becca Whitnall
becca@theacorn.com | May 16, 2019

Where’s the Conejo Valley in Conejo Valley Days? Don’t get me wrong—the annual Thousand Oaks event is just fine as far as local carnivals go. This year I checked it...

Racers bond at June 2 WLV Love Run

| May 16, 2019

Senior Concerns will present the 26th annual Ladin Subaru Love Run on Sun., June 2, 2019 at 2829 Townsgate Road, Westlake Village. The start times of the four races are...

Registration is open for the Ventura County Fire Department’s 2019 Junior Firefighter Academy for girls and boys ages 13 through 16. VCFD firefighters will teach three, week-long sessions of hands-on...

A delicious fundraising fest for Casa Pacifica

| May 16, 2019

Local nonprofit Casa Pacifica is gearing up for its biggest fundraiser of the year, the 26th annual Angels Wine, Food and Brew Festival from 1 to 5 p.m. Sun., June...

Goal-minded girls eclipse the competition

| May 9, 2019

WINNERS—The girls’ Simi Valley Eclipse Silver Elite soccer team won eight games straight to capture the recent Cal South 2019 President’s State Cup championship. Players will represent Ventura County and...

Health

Teddy Bear foundation embraces children with cancer

| May 16, 2019

The Teddy Bear Cancer Foundation hosted 100 people for its second annual Little Heroes Luncheon on May 2 at the North Ranch Center, Westlake Village....

Hope Walk offers inspiration in cancer fight

| May 16, 2019

Cancer Support Community Valley/Ventura/Santa Barbara is making final preparations for its inaugural Hope Walk health fair and family trek on Sat., June 15 around Westlake...

Breathe deep; tips for asthma, COPD patients

| May 9, 2019

Last year was the most destructive wildfire season that the state of California has seen. In addition to the devastation that wildfires leave in their...

No measles cases in Ventura County

| May 9, 2019

As of April 25, Ventura County says there are no measles cases in the county, despite the fact that the neighboring Los Angeles County Department...

Sports

Coyotes seize CIF

BOYS’ TENNIS /// Calabasas 13, Poly (Pasadena) 5
Jonathan Andrade
Email: jandrade@theacorn.com | May 16, 2019

Noah Jordan understood the magnitude of the situation. After an...

Eagles fall in CIF finals

BOYS’ VOLLEYBALL /// Saddleback Valley Christian 3, Oak Park 1
Eliav Appelbaum
Email: eliav@theacorn.com | May 16, 2019

When juggernauts collide, a giant is bound to stumble. Oak...

Higher ground

TRACK & FIELD /// Masters meet preview
By Jonathan Andrade
jandrade@theacorn.com | May 16, 2019

Look closely at De’Anna Nowling’s spikes. The names “Kyla” and...

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Editorials

Together we can stop the bleeding

| May 16, 2019

What’s the point of building a $60-million wildlife bridge over the 101 Freeway to save...

Cartoon

| May 16, 2019

Sunday, do something truly special

| May 9, 2019

Mom. It’s a big job. There are all types of moms—those with whom we share...

Letters

Fallout from rodenticides

| May 16, 2019

It’s simply unconscionable that 20 out of 22 cougars studied, including one 3-month-old kitten, have...

Responsibility also belongs to cyclists

| May 16, 2019

Auto drivers are warned to “share the road” and be courteous to cyclists. What about...

Opposition to Agoura Village East (The Ave)

The Acorn Staff | May 16, 2019

What’s that old saying—you can have your own opinions but not your own facts? A...

Schools

Oak Park High student shows passion for politics

By Stephanie Bertholdo
sbertholdo@theacorn.com | May 16, 2019

Oak Park High School junior Alex Goldbeck was determined to be your next governor. Despite the Woolsey fire threatening her neighborhood, Alex found a way...

High School Highlights

| May 16, 2019

Agoura Chargers Fri., May 17: Universal Grad Bash/5:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. Mon., May 20: Senior solos finale concert No. 1/7 p.m. Tues., May 21:...

50 years of learning at White Oak

| May 16, 2019

White Oak Elementary School will celebrate its 50th anniversary today, Thurs., May 16, at the Westlake Village campus. A special decade-by-decade tribute to White Oak...

Addams family spreads Agoura theater love

By Cary Ginell
originjazz@aol.com | May 9, 2019

For those who don’t make a habit of seeing them, high school productions of musicals have a completely different vibe than those performed in a...

On the Town

Picnics, sunscreen and summer concerts

| May 16, 2019

Bask in the sun, and groove to some cool tunes, when the Conejo Recreation and...

A big hunk ’o love for court advocates

| May 16, 2019

Don’t Be Cruel! Dust off your Blue Suede Shoes and prepare to get All Shook...

Soul switcharoo plot marks witty script

By Cary Ginell
originjazz@aol.com | May 16, 2019

How many times have you excused your behavior by saying, “I’m not myself today”? The...

Murals at Folk Festival remember wildfires

| May 16, 2019

The Topanga Banjo-Fiddle Contest and Folk Festival is looking to strike a healing note when...

String ensemble presents a musical delight

| May 16, 2019

The Hillcrest Center for the Arts will host the Los Angeles String Kollektiv In Concert...

Faith

Barbecue and family fun

| May 16, 2019

Lag Ba’omer on Thurs., May 23 is a festive day on the Jewish calendar that celebrates the anniversary of the death of the sage and mystic Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai,...

Business

Second time around with IRS

| May 16, 2019

Taxpayers who discover an error after filing may need to amend their tax return. Taxpayers...

Eye On Local Area Stocks

| May 16, 2019

Columns

Roses in bloom demand a bridegroom

Gloria Glasser | May 16, 2019

If I were an impulsive gal and could’ve corralled an impulsive guy to marry me last Friday, we would’ve held our impromptu nuptials smack in the middle of the parking...

All about location, location, location

Thor Challgren | May 16, 2019

As you plan your summer and fall travels, you’re probably going to need a place a sleep. Often when we choose our accommodations for leisure travel—whether it’s a condo, time-share,...

Welcome to the Acapulco Golden Years

Elizabeth Kirby | May 16, 2019

“You try to be as good as you can,” observed legendary sportswriter Red Smith. I smell what you’re cookin’, Red. So that means whether we’re writing about the Chili Cook-off...

Following the light away from temptation

Sally Carpenter | May 16, 2019

The Lord’s Prayer, used by believers for centuries, has the line “Lead us not into temptation.” Wait a minute. Why would a loving God draw his followers into sin? He...