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May 19, 2005  RSS feed
Conejo becomes ‘Valley of the Dolls’
PATRICK SHELBY/Acorn Newspapers DOLLS GALORE-Carol Anderson, 14-year volunteer at the Stagecoach Inn and Museum, admires a collection of dolls during Sunday's Antiques Faire at the Stagecoach More...
City staff reorganizes under new city manager
By Sophia Fischer
sfischer@theacorn.com

Several staff changes have taken place at Thousand Oaks City Hall as a result of the recent retirement of City Manager Phil Gatch and the city council More...

CVUSD official unimpressed with Schwarzenegger’s revised budget plan
By Michelle Knight
knight@theacorn.com

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger released his revised budget proposal last Friday. With about $4 billion in unexpected revenue, he called for giving more money than formerly proposed to transportation and local governments. More...

 Community
• article has image Epicurean event helps needy kids
BILL SPARKES/Acorn Newspapers CARDS OF THANKS--At the Taste of our Town fundraising event held at Gardens of the World, Linda Miller, president of Support for the Kids, and David Mizon, executive board member, stand in front of a wall displaying cards of gratitude from children who have received assistance from their program. More...
• Strickland bill fails in committee
• City of Westlake Village to hear Lowe’s proposal
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 Health & Wellness
• Right to privacy still important
New healthcare privacy regulations may not be just what the doctor ordered for tens of thousands of patients. That More...
• Kaiser to host blood drive, needs volunteers
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 Schools
• Viewpoint film class project wins at Method Fest
Viewpoint School in Calabasas has announced that "Locker Space," the film project for its Upper School More...
• article has image Agoura Hills Dance students capture competition awards
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 Sports
• article has image The battle begins
The T.O. Acorn
Playoff picture: The road to Angel Stadium and the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) Division I title game begins at home for the Marmonte League champion Royal Highlanders, currently ranked second in the CIF Southern Section coaches More...
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 Business
• Upscale women’s boutique to open Saturday
The gala grand opening of Trinity Clothing Company, a new upscale women More...
• Create you own backyard pond
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 Police
• Newbury Park
Police arrested a suspect for possession of a controlled sub- stance at 11:40 p.m. May 9 in the 2400 block of W. Hillcrest Drive. More...
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 Faith
• Temple to host picnic for Rabbi Greenbaum
He has served Temple Adat Elohim in T.O. for 21 years
The congregation of Temple Adat Elohim announces the retirement of senior Rabbi Alan Greenbaum. The rabbi will be honored with a family picnic Sun., June 5 at Conejo Creek Park, Thousand Oaks and a dinner dance Sat. More...
• St. Jude to host benefit dinner/dance fundraiser
• Sowing, reaping topic of Sunday’s sermon
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 Family
• Safety of all-terrain vehicles imperative for kids
All-terrain vehicles (ATVs) have become popular with families across the country, and riders have helped the sport remain a safe one by taking a safety course and by following the "golden safety rules. More...
• Community service excellent for kids
• Upcoming golf tournament seeks players, sponsors
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 Letters
• Council majority brutal on those who oppose them
In a mobilized effort to give political cover to the Thousand Oaks City Council majority, letters have recently been published in the Thousand Oaks Acorn praising Andy Fox, Jacqui Irwin and Dennis Gillette for throwing Phil Gatch, our former city manager and public servant of nearly four decades, out on his keister. More...
• Gatch defended environmentalism
• Council majority did the right thing
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 Editorials
• Driving in So Cal––from a law enforcement point a view
Staff writer Daniel Wolowicz on page 10 reveals the perspective of Ken Ericsson, a 27-year veteran of the California Highway Patrol. Ericsson makes observations about the state of driving in Southern California. More...
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