June 2, 2005 RSS feed / Community

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Popular principal transferred despite parents’ protest

By Michelle Knight knight@theacorn.com
Principal Jennifer Boone is moved by the love and support of students and parents. More...

Former mayor remembered

HONORING CARROLL BOWEN More...

National Cancer Survivor’s Day is June 3

By Sophia Fischer sfischer@theacorn.com

Virginia More...

Drug Court grads get a second chance

By Michelle Knight knight@theacorn.com

The worst day of Veronica Betancourt More...

T.O. woman active in Assistance League

Thousand Oaks resident Althea Kapur will serve in her capacity as president of Assistance League of San Fernando Valley for an additional year. More...

GOP women learn about Afghanistan

By Daniel Wolowicz danielw@theacorn.com

Laid out on a table of clean, white linen, the polished jewelry sparkled under the noonday sun. More...

Flute recital coming on Sunday

Flute students of all ages and levels, as well as the Conejo Valley Flute Society, will be presented in recital by professional flutist Toby Caplan-Stonefield of Westlake Village from 2 to 4 p.m. More...

Animal abuse might be occurring next door

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Wise parents ask questions about camp safety

Summer camp can be a fun experience that leaves your child with a lifetime of memories. Asking questions about safety can help ensure that your child comes home from day camp or sleep away camp with nothing worse than a sunburn or bug bite. More...

Remembering those who served

‘POW/MIAs, WE SALUTE YOU’—American Legion Post No. More...

Understanding is key to dog training, experts say

While pet owners would prefer their dog More...

Five to serve on WIB board of directors

The Workforce Investment Board of Ventura County (WIB) recently welcomed John La Rocca, Janice Stack, Linda Denver, Ernestine Lopez and Bernardo Perez as the newest board members. More...

City will consider changing traffic barriers on Borchard Road

By Sophia Fischer sfischer@theacorn.com

The traffic barriers along Borchard Road brought out a range of strong opinions by residents and city officials at a recent Thousand Oaks City Council meeting. More...

Special attraction on Memorial Day

FOLLOW THE LEADER More...

City creates business watch program to help victims of commerical burglaries

By Sophia Fischer sfischer@theacorn.com

To help crack down on a string of commercial and retail business burglaries, the Thousand Oaks Crime Prevention Task Force has formed a new business watch program. More...

Team sports can help build a child’s self-esteem

Team sports offemultiple pluses

If you want your child to be an individual, have her join a team. Experts say team sports help build identity, confidence and social skills in children. They can also help teach kids important concepts such as winning, losing and hard work. More...

Celebrated author visits T.O

By Michael Picarella pic@theacorn.com

English professors often ask their students to break down literary works to find the author More...

Event to help AIDS orphans in Africa

By Sylvie Belmond belmond@theacorn.com

While many of us plan to take a relaxing vacation, spend time at the beach or take a cruise, some local residents will be taking their summer vacations to help orphans in Africa. More...

Rotary Club honors NPHS Spanish teacher

Amy Reed, a Newbury Park High School Spanish teacher, was honored recently by the Rotary Club of Newbury Park at a yearend faculty meeting. More...

Auditions for ‘Les Miserables’ set for Sunday, Monday

Camarillo Community Theatre will host auditions by appointment only for the upcoming production of More...

Playing for the community

CROWD-PLEASING MUSIC More...

A great hair day

LOCKS OF LOVE More...

KIND AND GENTLE More...