All events (subject to change) are listed by name, location and time if provided. If calendars are modified, school sources are asked to contact us with updated information at steve@theacorn.com. Agoura Chargers Fri., April 1 Spring Break Mon., April 4 Classes resume Spirit Board Meeting/Faculty DR/7 p.m. Late AP sales (through Friday)/Athletic and Activity Center Wed., April 6 Pride Day/2:35 […]
2005-03-30
Made for the mound
Thanks to a loaded stable of strong arms, Agoura is an early favorite to win a Marmonte League titleBy Kyle Jorrey jorrey@theacorn.com Most experienced pitchers will tell you without trying to sound too pretentious that it’s impossible to understand all that goes into being a pitcher unless you’ve actually stood out on the mound and been one. Comparable only to a quarterback in football, the art of good pitching requires a laser-sharp mind and a short memory—a genuine […]
Calabasas track team’s one-two punch can run distances near and far
By Stephen Dorman Special to The Acorn Alex Henderson prides himself on being the fastest man at Calabasas High. Iain Graham prides himself on being the school’s best distance runner. Together they form one of the finest one-two track combinations in the Marmonte League. The two seniors are the competitive lifeblood of a track program that has struggled since entering […]
The Warriors are off and gunnin’
By Kyle Jorrey jorrey@theacorn.com Yes, it’s still early, but it’d be difficult to blame the fans of the Westlake baseball team for being cautiously excited about their squad’s performance up to this point. After all, the Warriors are 6-3, and more importantly, 3-0 in league, making Westlake the only team left in Marmonte without a blemish in the loss column. […]
Animal shelter waives dog license late fees
Thousand Oaks residents who voluntarily purchase dog licenses and update delinquent dog licenses by Sat., May 14 at the Agoura Animal Shelter, 29525 Agoura Road, Agoura Hills will have all late fees waived during this Penalty Waiver Program. After May 14, field officers will charge $20 late fees for all dogs not currently licensed. Dogs are required by law to […]
Agoura Hills
Someone entered a townhome on Kanan Road and stole $1,300 worth of items.The homeowner indicated he thought the thieves might have been workers hired by his insurance company to repair mold damages inside the home. A vacuum cleaner, backpacks with school supplies and a duffle bag containing tools were taken from a car parked on Agoura Road between March 4 […]
2 arrested for T.O. assault
2 arrested for T.O. assault Two local men were arrested March 24 in connection with criminal threats and assault with a deadly weapon at a Thousand Oaks eatery. Kyle Burlingame, 23, of Agoura Hills and Michael Maturo, a 19-year-old from Simi Valley, allegedly made inappropriate remarks to two men sitting at a table inside BJ’s Bar and Grill in Thousand […]
Chabad youth mark Purim
A group of children from Chabad of Calabasas Hebrew School rode through Old Town Calabasas last Fri., March 25, "in a beautiful wagon drawn by majestic horses and accompanied by a police escort," according to Rabbi Eli Friedman of Chabad of Calabasas. As part of their Purim celebration, children visited residents and patients at the Motion Picture and Television Fund […]