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In the Community Attitude Survey, the most popular source for Thousand Oaks news, information and programming was the Thousand Oaks Acorn . More ... On Oct. 14, Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks was closed temporarily by the Ventura County Environmental Health Department. More ... Manna had to look no further for a new executive director when it met Mike Mathews. Right after the local food bank’s board of directors selected Mathews, he was at the food bank becoming familiar with the system and making mental notes on how he could streamline everything. “I want to make everything run more efficiently,” Mathews said. More ... One in 12 Ventura County residents lived in poverty last year, according to a recent report from the Central Coast Alliance United for a Sustainable Economy. The alliance, a public policy research center for Ventura and Santa Barbara counties that was established in 2001, compiled its report on poverty rates for cities with 65,000 or more residents. More ... Battle plans are being drawn for the ninth annual “The Blue and the Gray” Civil War reenactments organized by the Rotary Club of Moorpark. The fighting will take place Sat. and Sun., Nov. 7 and 8 at the Tierra Rejada Ranch on Sunset Valley Road in Moorpark. More ... After years of acrimonious relations with its current Chamber of Commerce, Agoura Hills is considering changing its alliance and starting a new business relationship with the Thousand Oaks-Westlake Village Regional Chamber of Commerce. More ... Residents may learn how to properly care for and display a staghorn fern during free demonstrations at 3 and 5 p.m. Thurs., Nov. 5 at the Thousand Oaks Farmers Market at The Oaks mall, east end parking lot, Wilbur Road and Thousand Oaks Boulevard, T.O. More ... City Councilmember Dennis Gillette discussed the city of Thousand Oaks during Special Guest Day, a meeting of T.O. Kiwanis Club, earlier this month at the Plug Nickel restaurant in Westlake. More than a dozen prospective members also attended. More ... Twenty years ago next month, the Berlin Wall fell in Germany. First built in 1961 and more than 87 miles long, the concrete barrier that encircled West Berlin was called an “anti-fascist protection barrier” by the East German regime and a “scar” by President Ronald Reagan. More ... Community RSS feed |
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