June 16, 2005 RSS feed / Community

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Equestrians to help disadvantaged youth

By Sophia Fischer sfischer@theacorn.com
Although not yet in a permanent location, a new Thousand Oaks equestrian program geared toward disadvantaged children is already making a difference. More...

Company to evaluate financial impact of Lowe’s

TheWestlake Village City Council agreed to use the consulting firm CB Richard Ellis to conduct the fiscal impact report for the proposed Lowe More...

Making music, thanks to Rotary

NEW INSTRUMENTS More...

Utility poles bite the dust

Officials from the city of Thousand Oaks, Southern California Edison Company, Verizon Telephone and Adelphia Cable will be marking the removal of the last utility pole along Moorpark Road, south of Columbia Road. More...

Group teaches teens about military life

By Michael Picarella pic@theacorn.com

Teens from 13 to 17 can now find out if the Navy or other branches of the armed forces are a fit for their futures. More...

T.O. siblings are winning combination

Thousand Oaks High School freshman Kenneth Wang and his sister, Cynthia Wang, are the first siblings to both win the Conejo Valley Youth Orchestra More...

Library exhibit to highlight TV shows, motion pictures shot in Conejo Valley

During July, the Thousand Oaks Library will highlight the many films and television series filmed in the Conejo Valley. More...

TOHS aquatics center now open

FIRST-TIME USERS OF THE POOL More...

Lighthouse open this Saturday

The Port Hueneme Lighthouse will be open to the public from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sat., June18. It More...

Kidnapping suspect treated for dog bites, gunshot wounds

Dennis Elliot Shellhouse, a Phenix City, Ala. resident who allegedly attempted to kidnap a Lake Sherwood woman, was taken to the hospital to be treated for dog bites and gunshot wounds last week. More...

Issue over ‘copper curtain’ still alive

By Sophia Fischer sfischer@theacorn.com

Letters Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and for Billy Martin, there More...

Hospital hosts Senior Health Fair

CHECKING HIS B.P. More...

Cops, firefighters, teachers saluted

AWARDS, APPLAUSE FOR WORTHY RECIPIENTS More...

T.O. celebrates ‘Senior of Year’

By Sophia Fischer sfischer@theacorn.com

Thousand Oaks has a new Senior of the Year. Alyce Schuldt was chosen recently during an awards ceremony at the Goebel Senior Adult Center on Janss Road. More...

Estate sale to benefit festival

Ojai Shakespeare Festival fundraiser will feature wide variety of

A fundraiser for the Ojai Shakespeare Festival in the form of a More...

Shoots pictures of the great outdoors

A HOBBY THAT NEVER GETS OLD More...

T.O. ballet school sends dancers across country

Cuizon Ballet Centre of Thousand Oaks recently announced that a number of its students have been invited to attend summer intensive programs at various schools across the country. More...

Surgical hospital gets Medicare certification

Thousand Oaks Surgical Hospital has received Medicare certification. Surveyors visited the hospital, accompanying nurses making patient visits. They examined and evaluated patient care, surgical services, hospital policies and procedures. More...

Doctors can recommend safe arthritis medications

About 70 million Americans have arthritis, and a new survey by the Rippe Lifestyle Institute shows many are living with arthritis pain needlessly because they don More...

CRPD needs volunteers

Conejo Recreation & Park District More...