Nearly 30 years ago we bought a half-acre horse-zoned parcel in Thousand Oaks. We built a 3,000-square-foot house and, as then required by the city, landscaped the property, including planting nearly a hundred trees. More...
While I disagree with Susan MacLean’s position on Hooter’s coming to T.O. (Acorn, Aug. 4), I applaud her for taking a stand on something she feels so passionately about. More...
This whole Hooters contretemps has made for some interesting theater as it has been playing out on the various stages of public opinion. More...
In last week’s Acorn story regarding the auto mall sign and street improvement project, City Manager Scott Mitnick accused community activists of lying in order to stir things up to derail the project. More...
Tea party activists take note: We will all soon be facing a huge increase in interest costs for any borrowing— home loans, car loans, credit cards—and our nation’s debt. More...
The primary responsibility given to the federal government by the Constitution is to provide military protection for our country. Undoubtedly there is waste and corruption involved, as with much of government, and that needs to be eliminated. More...
To attribute to Fox the appellation of “news” or their tagline of “fair and balanced” would be laughable if not so tragic. It is one of the causes of the uninformed electorate. More...
I’m shocked at both sides of the increasingly aggressive argument concerning Fox News’ validity and accuracy. The truth is that there are few if any news stations left that remain unbiased, and all of them are subject to error. More...
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