Regency Theatres in Agoura Hills deserves a big, rousing bravo and standing ovation for graciously donating use of one of its theaters on March 25 for our successful One Book/One City celebration of Ray Bradbury’s “Fahrenheit 451.” What an event, what a location, what popcorn. And what a generous gesture by Monica and Lyndon Golin of Regency Theatres and their […]
2010-04-15
Students care about plight of the Japanese whales
Did you know that every year, Japanese fisherman round up and slaughter thousands of dolphins during a six-month period in Taiji, Japan? This brutal massacre was finally brought to the world’s attention by the Academy Awardwinning documentary “The Cove.” In December, I had the privilege of watching the documentary as a sophomore in the Agoura High School AP Environmental Science […]
Cell tower plan gets bad reception
Those of us who live in Westlake Village feel a sense of community pride. Westlake Village is a beautiful town that has been developed in a way that maximizes the quality of life of its citizens. There are no loud billboards, no drive-in fast food joints, and even the phone and electric wires have been hidden underground. Unfortunately, the current […]
Tune out antennas
The Westlake Village City Council will vote on whether to approve if a cell tower should be built on the Las Virgenes Water district property located at 32601 Torchwood Place in the Three Springs neighborhood of Westlake Village. The City Council is looking at this cell tower as a way of addressing the need of certain Three Springs residents for […]