Camarillo, CA News

• Camarillo, CA News
• Troop Real Estate Unveils New Offices In Westlake Village
• Johnny be good
• Spartans softball squad can’t catch a break
• Rio Mesa boys track down section crown
• Obama releases Alzheimer’s plan for 5 million with disease
• Mental health course offered
• Age determines the best treatment
• Forged check leads to four arrests
• Hospital names new president, CEO
• Whooping cough vaccination required for students
• Optimist Club honors four ACHS students
• Presidential Scholarships given to a dozen local seniors
• O’Connell to speak at graduation
• Camarillo doctor to begin residency
• CSUCI grad earns chemistry fellowship
• The Art of Being
• First Baptist Church celebrates 50 years in Camarillo
• The Acorn's guide to what's going on
• Artists show work at studio
• Festival will have gourd art pieces, drum circle
• Cajun fest spices up weekend
• Wedding planning includes a registry
• Making goals for the Pot of Gold
• Frontier teen works to turn life around
• Baby animals debut at L.A. Zoo
• Camarillo detectives take part in gang arrests
• Get dirty with mud run
• Team battles for national title
• In their Easter bonnets
• The dentist, or how I tricked him into thinking my teeth were perfect
• Ribbon Cuttings
• Final Educator of the Month awarded to Los Primeros teacher, Catherine Cottingame
• Members in the News
• Discover Cuba with Chamber Explorations and the Camarillo Chamber of Commerce
• Meet Camarillo Business Rock Stars at the new Business Expo
• Local Legislators address election issues for Chamber members
• Hospice hosts memorial service
• Cream of the crop
• Atria to honor veterans
• NatureBridge announces matching grant
• Cam Heights carnival marks end of school year
• Team’s sweet success
• Boat safety for summer vacations
• AYSO team scoresfirst place
• From beauty queen to military pilot
• New vets organization gets rolling
• Haircuts offered for homeless
• Time for pool safety
• Pet Of The Week
• Songwriter No. 1 Down Under
• Photo
• President not tough enough
• Airport noise nothing new
• Dangers of drugs
• Owe back taxes? Pay now
• Appreciates mail carriers
• Remember the reason
• Editorial Submission Policy
• Newborn baby found dead in farmfield
• Doesn’t want federal money going to camp
• Political insanity
• Stoker wants to end ‘job-killing’ regulations
• SHERIFF'S BLOTTER
• Stoker wants to end ‘job-killing’ regulations
• Let’s draw Dad
• City Council approves new fees
• Camarillo man killed in jetghter crash
• EYE ON THE PRIZE
• Pilot killed in military jet crash
• CSUCI Commencement 2012
• RENTALS
• AYSO squad strikes in Santa Clarita
• Win or go home
• Rio swimmers keep pace
• Golfers let it fly at Las Posas
• Fashionable fundraiser at Mount Cross
• Community Memorial hosts cancer survivor day
• 3 new faces join Alzheimer’s board
• The Acorn's guide to what's going on
• Moorpark presents classic ‘Music Man’
• Auditions for play from ‘Social Network’ producer
• Annual festival helps nonprofit food vendors
• CSUCI students awarded educator scholarships
• Speeding around kart camp
• Vocalists and dancers head to national programs
• Tutors wanted for adult readers
• Schools benefit from grocer’s donation program
• Bike program kicks into gear
• Orientation to assess business course readiness
• Free Web, business expo
• Pharmacist makes medicine personal
• YMCA director retires
• Pet Of The Week
• The OTHER Side of 50
• Youngster feted for grades, service
• Briefs
• Volleyball league taking sign-ups
• EARTH TALK
• Thirty county nonprofits receive grants
• Just say no to tree topping
• GUEST Commentary
• WellPoint to lay o 92 employees
• Unemployed professionals invited to free workshop
• Assemblymember to give Memorial Day speech
• Jackson: creating jobs top priority
• Trash delayed for Memorial Day
• Veterans heal through stories
• Trio of new businesses opening in town
• Murder suspect faces added charges
• Editorial Submission Policy
• For the record
• Photo
• Says column missed key facts
• Takes umbrage with mailer In ‘shock’ over letter
• Says Parks is a step backwards
• Brownley woman for job
• Wants Parks in Congress
• Rethinking college in today’s world
• New campus focus of open house
• SHERIFF'S BLOTTER
• Deadline nears for voter registration
• Ortega-Myers new principal at Cam Heights
• University completes $21-million entrance
• Youngsters get their feet wet
• CI Student Wins National Scholarship To Study In South Korea
• Barbecue Center Next To Outside Fire Pit Can Seat Six Guests
• Young trades up
• COMMENTARY
• Diabetic runnerfinds health and love
• Small business collaborative hosts free workshops for entrepreneurs
• From tea bags to riches
• The Acorn's guide to what's going on
• Artists sought for outdoor fair in T.O.
• Strawberry Festival offers crafts, stories, cooking demonstrations
• Enchilada dinner creates a combo plate of charity and fun
• Student experiment destined for space
• Assembly member seeks interns
• College Corner
• Educating youths is key to preventing underage drinking
• CSUCI choir to perform
• Presentations highlight student music, art
• Walnut Elementary School celebrates 50 years
• Runners raise funds for health programs
• St. Paschal Baylon to host casino night
• New chair elected at St. John’s Seminary
• International flavor at Simi church
• Hands and spirits join together for national day of prayer
• Women invited to build homes
• A song for mom
• BRIEFS
• Master Gardeners to present workshop
• It’s a margarita melee in T.O.
• Tryouts call for extra eort
• Memorial Day service offered
• CVS pays millions in waste settlement
• The Art of Being
• FAMILY MEN
• Ask the Arborist
• Council seeks teen applicants
• Academy introduces teens to planes
• Prepare now for wildfire season
• The OTHER Side of 50
• Boutique racks up deals
• Photo
• Editorial Submission Policy
• Dismayed by partisan politics
• Parks welcome special needs kids
• Earth Day event a success
• And the winner is . . .
• Firefighter one of three vying for Senate seat
• SHERIFF'S BLOTTER
• Casino night a real hit
• Two challenge Gorell for Assembly seat
• Schools chief retires
• Candidates face off at forum
• CI to Graduate Over 1,300 Students
• Unveiling Of New Entrance Road At Csu Channel Islands (CI)
• CI Biology Student Wins Research Grant to Study Proteins Implicated in Cancer
• CI to Host 'Emerging Business Models for Social and Environmental Sustainability'
• CI Art Program To Host 'F And A Screening'
• CI To Unveil New University Drive
• Choir Announces Spring Concerts
• CI Presents Fourth Annual Faculty-Student Research Forum
• CI Model UN Team Wins Awards At Two Spring Conferences
• Ensemble sings of praise and prayer
• Top marks
• Jaguars snag ACHS grad Anger
• Just warming up
• Snake season is here
• The Acorn's guide to what's going on
• Singing for master choir
• Sculptor will lead mini art workshop
• Custom cars to cruise Old Town
• Branching out for Arbor Day
• Teens uncertain of future career paths
• Give Mom her moment
• Sale offers bargains galore
• The Nature of Things
• Academics and service
• Pet of the week
• State politicians to talk business at forum
• New supply store comes with a cause
• Tour spring gardens
• School wins cyber crime challenge
• Seniors happy to get healthy
• Enchilada dinner for charity
• Tennis balls bounce in new direction
• A need for speed
• Speaker to address liberalism in Hollywood
• Dismounting from depression
• Editorial Submission Policy
• Political Cartoon
• Believes city is getting too big, noisy
• Sings praises of choral group
• Wants public to attend high school forum
• Says book is inappropriate for teens
• Take advantage of ticket amnesty
• SHERIFF'S BLOTTER
• Mail-in ballots coming soon
• Money rolls in for congressional race
• Camp counselor arrested on molestation charges
• A healthy dose of fun
• New high school focus of public forum
• CI Nursing Program Announces 2012 Pinning Of The Graduates
• CI Economics Professor Earns Prestigious Fellowship In Washington, DC
• V.C. track meet at Moorpark
• Cornerstone Christian grad honored
• Camarillo cruising
• REAL ESTATE
• Livingston offers diabetes classes
• Health board outreach for youth mental health
• New Alzheimer’s director has years of experience
• Job fair for military community
• Organization gives startup businesses a head start
• The Acorn's guide to what's going on
• ‘Mattress’ musical is a laugh-out-loud comedy
• Hundreds to gather for National Day of Prayer
• Service day in Simi
• The Art of Being
• Columnist hosts spiritual retreat
• Church teaches Israeli dance
• Methodists host fashion show
• Gospel behind bars
• College Corner
• Professor leads oil spill team
• Teens collect necessities for classmates
• Remembering seniors’ needs
• April Educator of the Month awarded to Las Colinas Teacher
• Members get up close and personal with Jeff Gorell
• Ribbon Cuttings
• Members in the News
• Business & Legislator Forum to feature Strickland & Gorell
• Meet Camarillo Business Rock Stars at the new Business Expo
• Enjoy games and giving at the 4th annual Casino Night
• Carnival at Cam Heights
• Homework Club gets gold star
• Sweet seedlings planted for Earth Day
• Briefs
• A gift of money for Mother’s Day
• Pet of the week Little Gentlemen
• Writer’s club announces poetry winners
• District to prepare for disaster
• Wine tasting paired with ‘Sideways’
• Thomas the Tank Engine steams into Fillmore
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Police offer free senior driving class
• Airport’s new taxiway unveiled
• Evening shines the light on club
• Navy museum celebrates 70 years of Seabees
• Conejo Valley Days to ride into town
• Four walls of fun
• May is Foster Care Awareness Month
• CSUCI faculty may join other campuses in strike
• SHERIFF'S BLOTTER
• Editorial Submission Policy
• Open invitation
• Bullying can have lasting effects
• Not a fan of Obama’s administration
• FEMA and its slow response
• Don’t lie around in May
• Tips for protecting cars, home against crooks
• Give Mom her moment
• Full slate of candidates expected at Acorn-CLU debate
• Two vie for county superior court bench
• Camarillo man suspected of fatal DUI in Santa Barbara
• Springville development inches forward
• Fundraiser takes a bite out of crime
• CI Students To Receive Honors, Awards At Ceremony
• CI Introduces Learning Assistant Program
• CI Professor Leads National Research Panel On Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
• CI Students Swap Spring Break For Service Learning and Study
• CI Professor To Receive President’s Award For Innovations In Teaching and Learning
• District offers Chinese Mandarin with an eye toward the future
• Kill shots
• Job-savvy teens
• Custom Home In Lynn Estates In Thousand Oaks
• The Art of Being
• Doctor to speak at lymphedema support group
• Clouds part for Kiwanis charity run
• The Acorn's Guide to what's going on
• MOVIE LISTINGS
• Play review
• Contest challenges teens to give back to the community
• He’s got spirit
• Mitzvah Day celebrates good deeds
• Pet of the Week
• Improv troupe performs comedy
• Hopefuls get a look at university life
• Tortoise signals the start of spring
• Interface, college students combat family violence together
• Association needs volunteers
• Seminary hosts open house
• Ensemble will weave stories with music
• Grab cleats for AYSO tryouts
• Green club leads hikes for Earth Day
• Summit focuses on senior health
• Veterans mix, mingle at open house
• Mini Cooper dealership moves forward
• A modern Renaissance man
• OUHSD leader building support for new high school
• Editorial Submission Policy
• Letters
• Health opinion
• You and the race for Congress
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Distracted drivers beware
• Give Mom her moment
• Camarillo man suspect in stabbing
• ID theft investigation nets 5 arrests
• CUT A RUG
• CI To Hold First Annual Earth Extravaganza
• CI Conference Gathers Educators To Promote Equity In Schools
• Building hope
• Sotheby’s Realty Launches New Website For Mobile Users
• Rare, Highly Upgraded Morrison Single-Story With More Than 3,000 SF
• The Acorn's guide to what's going on
• Emcee steals show in ‘Cabaret’
• A Passover blessing
• The Art of Being
• Retiree represents affordable housing residents throughout county
• Tips for making a home senior-friendly
• A shot in the arm will protect against deadly diseases
• BIDS BENEFIT B&G CLUB
• Event is ‘all about the kids’
• Free support for men with cancer
• Students given court-side seats
• Pet of the Week
• Track talent shines at Arcadia
• Battle for first rages on between Camarillo, Oxnard
• Commuity Notes
• Community Briefs
• Genealogy focus of free seminar
• Funny ladies at the Forum
• University supports future math teachers
• Raindrops keep falling
• Carnival will aid cancer patient
• New chair elected to university board
• Sweet contest for festivalgoers
• Students discuss war and peace
• Noontime Optimists honor fifth-grader
• Free event promotes children’s reading
• A donation to help foster children
• Volunteers help expand reach of fire, police departments
• Acorn Editorial Submission Policy
• Wants voters to decide on development
• Best wishes for Mom
• Ventura County deputies shut down burglary ring
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Budget cuts have autistic teens facing uncertain futures
• DART rolls out mobile command center
• Notification system will help keep city alert
• A day of sunny smiles
• CI To Host 'Occupy Camarillo: Mediating War For Peace'
• CI Awards 15 Scholarships To Future Math And Science Teachers
• CI Announces 8th Annual Poe Symposium: 'Agriculture In The Golden State'
• CI Announces 2012 Business and Technology Partnership Leadership Awards Dinner
• Real Estate
• Baseball blowhards: Who’s taking the N.L. West crown?
• Scorps brace for big series with Oxnard
• Rocket man
• Seminary hosting wine dinner
• ‘The Laramie Project’ to take Skyway stage
• Acorn's guide to what's going on
• The MOVIE Nut
• High school art exhibit
• Teachers inducted into Educators’ Hall of Fame
• Teens’ community service benefits Ranch House
• Students speak up in tournament
• Cal State Channel Islands hosts career, intern fair
• HCA, Anthem Blue Cross end dispute
• Calvary Nexus shares message of Easter
• April events at Methodist churches
• The Art of Being
• Temple to celebrate anniversary
• Camarillo clergy talk about the meaning of Easter
• Retirement home to host symposium
• St. John’s Medical Group welcomes new physicians
• Guest opinion
• Tasting to raise money for breast cancer
• It’s lunch and a fashion show
• AYSO teams give Extra effort
• Behind the scenes of the nonprofit sector
• Environmental group seeks volunteers
• Birthday is 103rd for Camarillo woman
• Show off your best berry recipe
• Pageant is a gem of a show
• County Concert Band to perform
• Group discounts available for strawberry festival
• Library’s anniversary party is a piece of cake
• Lace up shoes for Camarillo Kiwanis Club’s annual run
• Local Soroptimists chapter to meet
• Legion post hosting mixer
• Pet of the Week
• Commentary
• In The Garden
• Navy League holding social
• Community Gardens hosting Earth Day event
• CAPE scores distinguished honor
• Park District awarded open space grant
• United Way holding disaster exercise
• Ask The Arborist
• Marathon a family affair for Ventura County trio
• FAMILY MEN
• Events at Camarillo Library
• Leadership Academy meets with decision makers
• Prom Dress Project becomes a countywide success
• The OTHER Side of 50
• Somis mom counting on stem cells to buy time
• City plans to refinance library loan
• Acorn Editorial Submission Policy
• Cartoon
• Your turn to speak
• We see the glass half full
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Traffic amnesty program provides cheap ticketfix
• County fire department names Lorenzen chief
• Event promotes animal adoptions
• Assemblyman back from Afghanistan
• CI to Host Children’s Reading Celebration and Young Authors’ Fair
• CI Hosts Free Concert By Acclaimed Beatles Tribute Band
• Local athletes earn honors
• Scorpions invest big in Yoshimoto stock
• HARP 2.0 Can Help Bring Stability To Housing Market
• Exploring the way things work
• Camarillo man inducted into Educators’ Hall of Fame
• Acorn's guide to what's going on
• What’s Happening in Your Community?
• MOVIE LISTINGS
• ChannelAire Chorus wins at Sweet Adelines competition
• Entertainment Briefs
• Entertainment lines up for Strawberry Festival
• RMHS students ready to cut loose in musical
• HealthBriefs
• The OTHER Side of 50
• The cost of dying
• Lutherans celebrate 50th anniversary of Holden Village retreat center
• Camarillo Chabad hosts Passover Seders
• The Art of Being
• Raising his voice for the Lord
• Job skills workshop offered for unemployed professionals
• Salsa dancing contest open to nonprofits
• Eye on Acorn County
• Camarillo High School teacher wins Educator of the Month award
• Ribbon Cuttings
• Congratulations to the winners of the 2012 Top Ten Awards
• Upcoming chamber & commUnity events
• Enjoy Giving and Gaming with the YPG
• Shop Camarillo: Support the local businesses that support your community!
• Cruise Nights return to Old Town April 27
• Chamber connects community to government at Meet & Greet
• v Campus earns federal recognition for community work
• v RE/MAX Integrity Gives the Gift That Keeps On Giving
• Members in the News
• Chamber takes positions on June ballot measures
• Chamber honors individuals & businesses that give back
• Catching up on the news
• Foundation gives grants totaling $441,752
• YMCA summer camp registration is open
• Taste of Tequila benefits cancer research
• Newborns change family dynamics
• PETA challenges Amgen’s animal testing practices
• County launches Tsunami Awareness Week
• On the Trail
• Kiwanis host April events
• Local offcials hope to receive federal grant for 101/23 freeway interchange
• Pet of the Week
• Camarillo designer wins gold ADDY
• Entertainment abounds at Eco Fest
• Blue tower represents autism
• Interface works to end family violence
• Three minivans added to city’sTheet
• Community Briefs
• Easter for the homeless
• Sold-out TEDxConejo oers live webcast of presentation
• Nominations open for workforce investment awards
• Walking down the aisle
• Slowing the thief down
• Sherriff's Blotter
• Acorn Editorial Submission Policy
• Cartoon
• Your turn to speak
• Former student body president les lawsuit against college
• New pipeline to deliver more recycled water
• College district may cut 63 jobs
• Librar y celebrates itsfifth anniversar y on Las Posas
• Bring us your bright ideas
• City purchases non-clog pumps to keep sewage water moving
• Health fair a blast
• Awards $10,000 Scholarships To Future Math Teachers
• CI and Cottage Launch Santa Barbara County’s First Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing
• CI and Cottage Launch Santa Barbara County’s First Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing
• CI Announces New Foundation Board Chair And Members
• CI Named to President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for Third Year
• Spreading universal love
• CI Will Light Bell Tower ‘Blue’ To Celebrate World Autism Day
• Team Inferno is en fuego
• Camarillo’s Borchard selected to county HOF
• Feasting on the competition
• Companies give back to community
• MOVIE LISTINGS
• The Acorn's guide to what's going on
• Student art needed for hospital exhibit
• ‘Cabaret’ debuts on CSUCI stage
• Hilarious ‘Harvey’
• High school scholarships offered
• King of charisma
• Faith Briefs
• Easter week services at Methodist church
• Tickets go on sale for annual hospice garden tour
• Connecting
• Optimists honor 100 high-achieving students
• Charity tennis tourney a hit
• FAMILY MEN
• Soccer club hosts tryouts
• Community Briefs
• Bird watchers plan April excursions
• Rain doesn’t dampen fire grads’ spirits
• Free ESL classes offered
• Coalition invites public to discuss community’s needs
• Pet of the week
• Dine with dogs event benefits K-9s
• Toastmasters open speech contest
• Flexing their muscles for charity
• A home of refuge
• Editorial Submission Policy
• Guest opinion
• Cartoon
• Award is well-deserved
• Happy Friends invites newcomers
• Celebrating the library’s birthday
• Sheriff's Blotter
• A night of discovery
• County wants to attract morelm productions
• Library to upgrade computers
• Federal grant money continues to shrink
• County wants to attract more film productions
• Church salutes troops
• Will support Pollock’s choice in Congressional race
• CI Performing Arts Program Presents 'Cabaret'
• CI Campus Reopens
• Catch the fever
• Free lecture to focus on business financing
• Camarillo CPA joins Alzheimer’s Association
• University welcomes new VP of finance
• Faith Briefs
• The Art of Being
• SPACE MACHINE
• Over the moon
• College Corner
• Nate Minkel
• Dining, Living Rooms Have Cathedral Ceilings, Chandeliers
• Calendar The Acorn's guide to what's going on
• Play review
• Students to get a taste of healthy food
• National campaign aims to reduce heart disease, stroke
• Environmentally speaking
• NEEDS A LAP
• Literary Festival spans eight days in Ojai
• Camarillo students shine in critical-thinking competion
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100 years
• Breaking the stereotype
• Community Briefs
• Therapy through horsemanship
• Animal shelter offers half-price pet adoptions
• Outlets host fashion show for Soroptimists
• Art center features watercolor landscapes
• Hospice farmers market to celebrate 21 years
• Meadowlarks invite new members
• Angels Festival to benefit abused kids
• Man arrested on charges of firing gun outside motel
• Woman embraces theater as outlet for children’s talents
• Cartoon
• Editorial Submission Policy
• The dangers of genetically modified foods
• Believes ranch should limit the number of events it hosts
• The first Girl Scout
• Insurer and hospitals hit impasse
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Final.eld set for 26th Congressional District race
• Opening day is pitch perfect
• 18 seek seats on ranch board
• Study will determine open space boundaries
• A good time, a good cause
• Visual Symphonies, Digital Narratives - Annual Art Faculty Dialogues Series
• Pedal To Medal
• Calendar The Acorn's Guide To What's Going On
• Children’s choir to perform African music
• History tour includes Camarillo sites
• Optimistic about youth
• Missile contest really takes off
• HoneyBaked Ham sales to benefit high school
• Flamingo season
• Unsecured furniture can be dangerous
• Annual conference helps brain injury survivors
• The OTHER Side Of Fifty
• Pet Of The Week
• FAMILY MEN
• Gently used clothing needed
• Student honored
• Reality check for parents
• Bookstore hosts adventure novel author
• High school Leos roar onto campus
• Walk to combat hunger
• Rise in traffic deaths prompts more tickets
• From student to teacher
• The Art Of Being
• Pacific View League baseball an arms race
• Looking for a start-up loan? Check out seminar
• Workshop to educate consultants
• St. Paddy’s Day fundraiser supports county rescue mission
• CLU students serve businesses as consultants
• All wound up
• FOOD Share needs more volunteers
• Meadowlarks celebrate 40 years
• These teens kick ash
• Camarillo’s Youth of the Year tends garden, helps hospice and library
• For the record
• Editorial Submission Policy
• A Pollock supporter
• Landscaper deserves recognition
• The U.S. is not a democracy
• How best to stem the tide of transfers
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Parks makes it ocial,files as an independent
• Get ready to spring ahead
• Transportation plan on road to completion
• Oxnard Union takes hard line against out-of-district transfers
• CI’s B and TP to Host Business Breakfast
• Calendar
• MOVIE LISTINGS
• The Acorn Epicurean
• Methodists host choir concert
• Brotherhood to discuss Mitzvah Day
• The cream, custard and fruit of the crop
• Italian food abundant on St. Joseph’s Table
• Cover girl covers up
• Auxiliary celebrates golden anniversary
• Republican women oer student scholarships
• University awards honorary degrees to activist, designer
• Firefighter scholarship open for students
• Student honored
• Worth the squeeze
• Airborne history
• Boy Scouts will collect food
• Model T club seeks new members
• Pet Of The Week
• Camarillo Hospice needs volunteers
• In tune
• Pool boys
• Workforce Investment Board of Ventura County appoints members
• Free job fairs offered throughout county
• Prudential Sees High Sales And Market Improvement In 2012
• Make The Move To Homeownership At The MarketPlace In Simi Valley
• FAMILY MEN
• Arrests made in connection with burglaries
• Learn about foster parenting
• Registration is open for Camarillo youth volleyball
• City’s flushing program is underway
• Students appreciate academic challenge
• Bringing books to life
• Charity dance event
• Libraries host writing workshop
• Police offer car safety program
• Martial arts studio presents fundraiser
• It’s a grand donation
• Political Cartoon
• Farmland and national security
• Invites letter writer to board meeting
• Tomorrow’s leaders
• Hackbarth named Dispatcher of the Year
• Assessor warns of tax scam
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Spartans make hoops history
• Fatal Camarillo crash still under investigation
• He’s a lifesaver
• University to grow for first time in four years
• READY TO PLAY
• CI B and TP to Host Panel Topic: Business Along the 101 Corridor --There is Room for Optimism
• Girls’ hoops teams advance
• Rio Mesa wrestlers primed for Masters
• Cabrillo ends Camarillo’s crazy soccer season
• Right on the money
• Health Briefs
• Hospital volunteers honored
• Sociologists to discuss reasons for self-injury
• Cul-de-sac Home Situated On Nearly One-third Acre
• The Art of Being
• Calendar
• Union donates $3,100 to ACE High School
• CSUCI students organize rst Relay for Life fundraiser
• Girl Scouts journey around the world
• Bank awards $5,000 to cancer foundation
• Scouts earn their pet badges
• Irish pub opens second location in time for St. Patrick’s Day
• Puppets come to life in Simi’s ‘Avenue Q’
• Making the grade
• La Reina hosts info night
• Local couple help give wings to annual Angels Ball
• Ribbon Cuttings
• Chamber honors special education teacher for excellence in teaching
• Economic Development Collaborative Small Business Development Center honored for job creation
• Members in the News
• Chamber uses new technology to better serve members and Camarillo community
• New phone app will help direct customers to local businesses
• Assemblyman Gorell to return from Afghanistan, announces candidacy
• Doctor joins Interface board
• Welcome to our classroom
• Pet of the Week
• Audubon Society announces March events
• Community Briefs
• Docents needed
• Putting a stop to human trafficking
• FBI art crime investigator to speak at library
• ‘Girls’ Night Out’ benefits foster youth
• Making dreams come true
• FAMILY MEN
• Professor explains China’s past economy, future expectations
• Firefighter finds reward in helping community
• Fire Company of the Year from Camarillo
• Firefighter goes above and beyond
• Wants a change at Ranch House
• Battle royale in race for Congress
• Police seize six pounds of heroin
• The Acorn reminds you to respect the environment by separating your trash
• Editorial Submission Policy
• For the record
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Police arrest suspected carjacker
• 380 homes to join district’s sewer system
• Second taxiway coming to Camarillo Airport
• Brownley jumps into crowded race for Congress
• County’s ag industry remains big business
• ‘Annie’ to sing and dance in Old Town
• Exhibition: ‘Pirate’s Prayer: And This Time It Will Be Different’
• CI Students Organize First Relay For Life As Tribute To Beloved Professor
• CI Professor Ranked Third In Wall Street Journal Survey Of Top Economists
• Steven and Caroline Aslanian
• Master Bedroom Suite Features A Fireplace In Separate Sitting Area
• Soccer squad advances to state tournament
• DANIELTHE DOMINATOR
• High school playoffs heat up
• Spiritual center to host improv comedy show
• LDS singer performs for youths
• Celebrating the natural world
• The OTHER Side of 50
• Calendar The Acorn's Guide to what's going on
• ‘Impromptu’ debuts at gallery
• Comedy improv show good for the whole family
• Art exhibitors are together at last
• The whole family can enjoy ‘Beauty and the Beast Jr.’
• Leo’s Club roars onto ACE Charter campus
• CSUCI opens graduate studies and STEM centers
• College Corner
• Eco Girls promote business ideas for green planet
• Curling club is cool in Simi
• Casa Pacifica to host Angels Ball
• Nominations open for nonprofit’s literacy award
• Students of note
• Nominate a senior to be honored for volunteer work
• Girl Scouts are community-minded
• Having a Ball
• She’s a star student
• Straight talk on the importance of honesty
• Library Friends take trip to Hollywood
• Pet Of the Week
• Swinging for the fences
• Ojai Old Time Fiddlers to perform at library
• A magical cause
• Read under the stars in Somis
• Kiwanis will race for schools
• A role model for youths
• Measure H bond committee appoints new member
• Letters
• Child porn case ends in prison sentence
• For the record
• A teen’s take on high school dating
• Dropping our line in the water
• Camarillo firefighter named department’s newest spokesperson
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Camarillo buys TV time to promote city nationwide
• School district avoids pink slips
• Bennett exits House race
• A Dance To Remenber
• CI President To Deliver State Of The University Address At Camarillo Chamber Program
• CI To Award Honorary Degrees To Hank Lacayo And Kathy Ireland
• CI Announces Graduate Studies Center And STEM Center Grand Opening
• CI Invites Public Input on Park’s Future
• RMHS wins soccer crown
• Scorpions earn PVL split
• Spartans have style
• Seniors, low-income residents can RSVP for tax help
• The Art of Being
• Temple hosts free wine tasting
• Finding hidden gems at rummage sale
• Art scholarships are available for high school seniors
• Cal Lutheran’s new football stadium fuses art and sports
• Bone marrow drive to help county man
• College event focuses on relationship between media images, eating disorders
• Medicare’s home healthcare is convenient, less costly
• Calendar
• Sun-drenched play is hot-ticket item
• Love Stories. . .
• Girl Scout is a smart cookie
• Always look on the bright side of life
• Discounts at animal shelter
• Library hosts free African American event series
• Softball team starts new year off right
• Singles can mingle on Valentine’s Day
• Pet of the Week
• A worthy milestone
• Fun trivia for Presidents Day
• Russian ballet to perform ‘Swan Lake’
• Community Briefs
• Exhibit discovers real George Washington
• In remembrance of President Reagan
• Nominations open for unsung hero award
• Math at their fingertips
• Young athletes find freedom and fun on the ice
• Murphy named FOOD Share board chair
• Fraud case ends with prison sentence
• Meeting to focus on adoption
• Park district reorganizes staff
• Think about the birds and the bees on Valentine’s Day
• Brain food, exercises may delay Alzheimer’s
• A thank-you to first responders
• Debit cards: blessing and curse
• Cartoon
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Mission Oaks Park getting new playground
• Camarillo deputy shoots, injures suspected drunk driver
• Fire chief to retire, run for supervisor
• Meadowlarks still fabulous at 40
• County college district’s accreditation threatened
• Huge hoops game Tuesday
• Football stars ready for the next step
• Upgraded Dos Vientos Five Bedroom
• Hoosier dandy: Giants or Pats on Super Sunday?
• Calendar
• Lovebirds wine ’n dine at local vineyards
• Mind the gap
• Super Bowl carries economy extra yard
• Health Briefs
• Walk makes kids feel like Olympians
• Prep for knee surgery
• University hostsfirst gospel concert
• Program uses peace to face everyday conflicts
• The Art of Being
• Social activist to speak at Republican women’s club
• City honors citizen patrol volunteers
• The Other Side Of 50
• Grant to help curb childhood obesity
• Police host annual Citizen’s Academy program
• County Explorers compete in Arizona
• Pet of the Week
• Zootopia fundraiser supports environmental education
• Student is a go-getter at school
• Sign-ups open for women’s softball league
• School club hosts used book fair
• New Years Begins With a Roar
• Community Briefs
• CSUCI hosts trio of recreation speakers
• Newcomers meet this month
• Going the extra mile
• Colbie comes home
• Ask The Arborist
• An unbreakable vow
• Simi Valley may push for condom law to keep porn industry out
• Says plan is too costly
• Not a fan of politicians
• Family, friends and football
• Parent project at Camarillo Police Station
• Economic board names new members
• Cartoon
• Smaller Wal-Mart may be coming to town
• Woman hit by car, injured
• City buys two pickups
• Camarillo
• On your mark, get set, go!
• Camarillo crime stats
• Camarillo sees a rise in violent crime
• Group wants animal shelter run as a no-kill facility
• CI to Host 'Portraits of Courage: African Americans You Wish You Had Known'
• CI Awards Scholarships to Undergraduate Research Students
• CI Art Program Chair Featured In Getty-Sponsored Exhibition
• CI’s MVS School of Business & Economics Presents Spring 2012 Speaker Series
• Football All-Stars set to shine
• Wrestling reunion at ACHS
• Give Gascon an assist
• Alzheimer’s Association hosts series of workshops in Camarillo
• Ladies night at temple
• Ugandan gay rights activist to speak at unitarian church
• Calendar
• Good vibrations
• Community Briefs
• The Movie Nut
• Volunteer students clean up campus farmland
• Breakfast Rotary Club donates $6,000 to charities
• Old California comes alive
• Audubon Society treks into the wilderness
• On the Trail
• College Corner
• County superintendent to serve on community foundation board
• Art association offers more than $3,500 in scholarships
• New science teacher selected for national academy
• Chamber members learn from experts at monthly breakfast meetings
• Local business leaders connect after hours at Chamber business mixers
• First grade teacher Karen Allen from Camarillo Heights School wins coveted Educator of the Month award for January 2012
• Chamber member to receive 2012 Latino Business Award, January 31
• Chamber supports education in Camarillo
• Members in the News
• State Senator Tony Strickland announces bid for Congress
• Chamber announces winners of community awards
• Small business workshops open to entrepreneurs
• Property tax payers need to know new laws
• Packages deliver hope for safe births
• Pet of the Week
• Police warn renter scams are on the rise
• Surviving Auschwitz
• Celebrate Chinese New Year tomorrow in Camarillo
• Cops raise $40,000 for charity
• Badge of honor
• For the record
• Focus on a nonprofit
• A round of applause for this year’s Top 10
• Political Cartoon
• SWAT team takes down county man armed with ax
• Camarillo
• Share your love story with us
• It’s the Year of the Dragon
• Pilot escapes plane crash with minor injuries
• Autism in Ventura County
• All’s cool at preschool
• Dry weather has experts looking underground
• Oak View Author Michael Arkush to Speak at VCWC Feb Meeting
• Billy Wynn
• Peter Daradics
• Good results for grapplers
• Spartan surge
• Calendar
• Filipino art show opens
• A dozen kids are cheaper
• Educator likes challenge of math
• CSUCI choir announces open auditions for spring
• Job center hosts free workshops
• Axed redevelopment money makes future uncertain for city projects
• Benefit has heartfelt goal
• Optimism may improve health, success
• Talk focuses on America’s politics, national security
• Seminary lectures explore science, theology
• College hosts Martin Luther King Jr. tribute
• Nonprofit needs volunteers to advocate for foster children
• Field trip inspires creativity
• Video contest promotes youth advocacy, community change
• Library to celebrate Chinese New Year
• Goal-oriented
• Take Your Camarillo Acorn on Vacation
• Tall ships anchor in Ventura Harbor
• AYSO frontrunners
• Camarillo teen wins Eagle Scout national scholarship
• Family Men Don't Wear Name Brands
• Repertory company to perform concert
• Pet of the Week
• Community Briefs
• The Other Side of 50
• Nonprofit helps parents of special needs children
• State budget cuts mean more young offenders may be released locally
• CAMARILLO’S Storytellers
• What is Ventura County Crime Stoppers?
• Share your love story with us
• Is glad to see Gallegly go
• Not a fan of Parks
• It’s time to turn this ship around
• Political Cartoon
• Strickland throws hat in ring for congressional seat
• Learn about foster parenting
• Camarillo
• Child support service consolidates its oces
• Three earn medals at meet
• Firm hired for high school construction
• Giving it all he’s got
• The cost of autism
• CI Art Program to Host 'The Space Between: A Retrospective Project'
• CI Professor Wins National Math Teaching Award
• Learn about Alzheimer’s
• Hospice in need of volunteers
• Knee, hip pain focus of seminar
• FOR THE RECORD
• Diamondbacks show their fangs
• Ballplayer picks San Marcos
• Spartans still the class of PVL
• Calendar
• ‘Hairspray’ performances duel at local art centers
• Video contest calls for youth advocacy
• Casino night in Moorpark
• Meet-and-greet at CAPE school
• A role model for students
• State launches Green Ribbon Award program
• Connecting
• Shop hosts inaugural event to promote pet adoptions
• Tiled mural celebrates La Mariposa’s 10th anniversary
• Kitchen traditions
• Improv night at spiritual living center
• The Art Of Being
• Art center presents lecture
• Pet of the Week
• Conservation Corps members prepare for winter storms
• Win a Vegas trip at bridal expo
• Toys for tots wraps up holiday drive
• Art show taking entries
• Outdoor fun
• Luncheon at women’s club
• Keeping the roses red
• City accepts applications for transportation vacancy
• Reach for the ball
• Community Briefs
• Camarillo man is Mardi Gras king
• Members of area horse community want ban on slaughter houses
• CSUCI choir announces open auditions for spring
• Kiwanis offer a slate of events
• Concert benefits theater group
• Camarillo’s man with a plan
• Parks enters congressional race
• 26th District now anybody’s guess
• Political Cartoon
• Bishop resigns following admission that he fathered two children
• Remember falling in love? Share your story
• Bishop resigns following admission that he fathered two children
• Camarillo
• Autism rates on the rise
• Young sluggers show their skills
• Park district has eye on old city library
• Gallegly to retire
• A blessing and a bit of luck
• CSU Channel Islands Choir Announces Open Auditions for Spring
• Fantastic Free-standing Townhome
• Spartans and Scorpions take it to the mat
• Calendar
• Kiwanis outreach includes Scouts
• CMHS receives environmental award
• Healthcare district offers classes
• Padre Serra offers program for returning Catholics
• Synagogue to screen film
• Greek Orthodox church celebrates Christ’s baptism
• Special education program offers January classes
• College Corner
• Camarillo library to host trips, events
• Teen earns Eagle badge
• Role-playing in theeld
• Pet of the Week
• ‘Share-is’ donate food, toys to county families
• Leadership changing at Amgen
• Three charities to split $100K raised in challenge
• Camarillo teen among those arrested in alleged home invasion
• WRAPPEDinLOVE
• Community Briefs
• Camarillo Acorn Soundo
• Digital messages no substitute for personal notes
• Local art center will present free exhibit of new works
• Lady Washington sails into port
• ‘Hairspray’ is a blast from the past
• Longtime Camarillo resident remembered for philanthropy
• AARP driver’s safety class offered
• Camarillo man injured in crash
• Rules needed for youths with cellphones
• Cartoon
• We’ve been violated
• Camarillo
• A new year, new laws
• Foundation connects students with grants
• A wintery day in Camarillo
• Leaping into 2012
• Jobless numbers better, still not great
• Shelters urge residents to spay and neuter pets
• Dancing, dinner at Temple Ner Ami
• Free county workshop for English-teaching volunteers
• Auto glass shop donates to Boys & Girls Club
• Yoga instructor offers two classes
• Hospital opens art competition exhibit
• A Devil of a drama
• Green science
• Calendar
• Community Briefs
• Spartan star picks USC
• Barcelona ball
• Pet of the Week
• Classroom in the garden
• Connecting people to causes
• Report aims to keep city looking good
• Health district offers class, counseling
• Celebrating in song
• The library’s best Friend
• Camarillo has a Grinch
• If she’s lying, it’s ‘disgusting’
• Where does the time go?
• Political Cartoon
• Finance officer sets story straight
• Police make 16 DUI arrests
• Camarillo
• Solution to prescription problem requires turning awareness into action
• Court ruling a ‘major blow’ to cities
• top 10 in 2011
• Troop R.E. Sees Modest Increase In Ventura County Home Prices
• Updated Four Bedroom With A Spacious Living Room & Rock Fireplace
• Eagles bring joy this holiday season
• Riley factor
• A standing ovation for Ventura County’s community theaters
• Calendar
• Community theater announces name change and next season’s lineup
• Health Briefs
• What Medicare covers when you go to the hospital
• Free tax help for seniors
• New housing community moves forward
• Untitled
• Camarillo Academic Olympics to begin in January
• District seeks applicant for bond committee
• Website helps teachers buy skill-building supplies
• Sisters publish devotional book
• Religious leaders reflect on the spirit of Christmas, Hanukkah
• Religious leaders reect on the spirit of Christmas, Hanukkah
• A history of giving
• Angelic voices serenade seniors
• Holiday home
• Man arrested on drug, weapon charges
• Farm thes lead to arrest of 3
• Is aghast at woman’s claims of breast cancer
• Farm thefts lead to arrest of 3
• Wife mourns loving husband
• He’s soliciting support for Jones Hibbits
• Political Cartoon
• A gift that keeps on giving
• Police department rolls out new van
• Camarillo
• College district taps into reserves
• Bringing light to darkness
• e Santa express
• The Santa express
• Council votes on parking, pedestrians and grease
• Budget cuts not as deep as expected
• Painting a path to heroin
• Spartan wrestler chooses college
• Scorpions scorch the floor with superlative style
• Santa helps ring in sales
• Calendar
• Camarillo teen to dance in ‘Nutcracker’
• Social action award nominations open for Jewish teen volunteers
• Faith Briefs
• Sing ‘Messiah’ with Methodists
• Judaism centers offer programs in Tel Aviv, Jaffa
• The Art of Being
• Senior Community Gated Home At Base Of Mountains In Camarillo
• Center hosts nursing classes
• Los Robles Hospital awarded for heart, stroke care
• FOOD Share ‘stuffs the bus’
• Holiday trash schedule
• Soccer team brings home the gold
• Rare night sight
• Stellar season
• Contest open to artists fromve counties
• Chamber seeks noms for Top Ten Awards
• These girls got spirit
• Exploring the possibilities
• Be sure to keep Christmas tree watered
• Remembering seniors at Christmas
• Foster parents needed
• Songs of good cheer
• Police warn of phone scams
• A parade of helping hands
• Man killed in freeway crash
• Grateful for hospice’s help
• People needed to make technology work
• Helping military families cope with change
• Brush fire quickly extinguished
• Thieves target tailgates
• Four arrested in car theft investigation
• Supports public pensions
• Be safe this holiday season
• Cartoon
• Camarillo
• Home invasion under investigation
• Chancellor retires unexpectedly
• Painting a path to heroin Who is Paige Jones Hibbits?
• Who is Paige Jones Hibbits?
• Camarillo Christmas Parade
• VCWC January Meeting to Honor Short Story Contest Winners
• CI Names Ysabel Trinidad Vice President For Finance And Administration
• Kevin Godley
• Janet Dickey
• Dos Vientos Home Features A Built-in Entertainment Center
• Reigning league champs banking on total team effort
• Teacher scores A+
• Business challenges charities
• The do’s and don’ts of Social Security
• Calendar
• A Christmas tradition
• Church to host 16th century holiday feast
• Chabad to light giant menorah
• Blessed nativity
• Healing chronic wounds
• Center offers free seminar on colorectal cancer
• Quick on his feet
• Music museum topic of class
• Mini artwork on display at SCIART
• Lost lives create light
• Family raises $100,000
• High kickers
• Showcase of nautical art
• Parade of lights to cruise through harbor
• Santa’s elves
• Pet of the Week
• Awareness is key for holiday safety
• Student lends helping hand
• Third time is a charm
• Camarillo calls on citizens for city boards, committees
• The Other Side of 50
• Museum hosts story time
• Goal-worthy girls
• Sailor certied
• County agency oers foster parenting meeting
• Community Briefs
• Alleged serial burglar arrested
• A golden Christmas
• High-speed chase ends with man’s arrest
• Prescription pain killers fast becoming new gateway drug
• We love a parade
• Political Cartoon
• Agencies salute retiring police chief
• Camarillo
• McDonald sits as mayor for third time
• Jones Hibbits arrested on multiple counts of fraud
• A look into the future
• He’s in town
• CI Partners With The Grammy Museum To Offer Music Museum Course
• Hot weekend on links
• A shot at history
• More eyes on crime
• Special ed program to discuss budget
• College transforms shy student into an outgoing leader
• Local Realtors Kick Off 24th Annual Toys for Tots
• Health Briefs
• Calendar
• Everything’s coming up roses in ‘Gypsy’ production
• Christmas production features song and dance
• Church to host jazz vespers
• Holiday sale benefits African youth
• CLU hosts Kwanzaa
• Whisky tasting benets Seabees
• Team has killer instinct
• Whisky tasting benefits Seabees
• Santa to the Sea marathon will feature a costume contest
• Camarillo library celebrates holidays
• Gifts to light up a village
• Pet of the Week
• Connecting
• Comfy donation at library
• Cars for charity
• Christmas concert comes to town next week
• Holiday marketplace opens today
• Dinner and a movie for Audubon club
• Community Briefs
• Holidays in sunny, windy California
• Sing along with friends
• making a Splash!
• Help give the homeless a ‘second chance’
• Fire department hosts annual toy drive
• Man arrested in kidnapping case
• Moose members give thanks
• Political Cartoon
• Holiday schedule for farmers markets
• Police offer charity challenge
• Wants to cool off fireplace use
• Heads up: distracted drivers on the road
• Camarillo
• Alleged burglar caught outside restaurant
• New education law sure to spark debate
• Registers ring on Black Friday
• 2 charged in teen’s stabbing
• HEROIN
• CI Choir Announces Holiday Concerts
• CI Art Program To Host 'Two Kinds Of Space'
• Billy Wynn
• The Schuster-Borland Team
• Backyard Features A Black-bottom Pool With Waterfall And Spa
• Scorpions put on a late-season push
• Marmonte League makes statement in Northern Division playoffs
• Holiday mixer focuses on animation
• Help local pet pantry
• Health Briefs
• Full of grace
• Spicing up the kitchen
• Calendar
• The Acorn Epicurean
• Spirit of Christmas packed in a shoe box
• Time for holiday home tours
• Library programs for teens
• Harbor cruise n’ carolling
• Are your lights up yet?
• Annual art show opens in Old Town
• Family Men Don't Wear Name Brands
• Kids helping kids
• Community Briefs
• How to end the ‘chore wars’
• Pet of the Week
• Elks donate dictionaries to Pleasant Valley schoolchildren
• Support gardens with gems
• Donate clothes for RAINS holiday drive
• Hundreds of nativity sets on display
• Celebrating Ventura County women
• TASTY NEW PLACES
• The Other Side of 50
• Teachers make bountiful donation
• How can farmland be blighted?
• Wants to see bike path finished
• Looking for answers in response to tragedy
• Political Cartoon
• Stabbing may be gang-related
• Grants bolster arts, science programs
• Keeping Old Town fresh
• Camarillo
• A smile that lights up a room
• Camrosa holds off on rate hike
• CI Students Receive First Place Awards At Statewide Csu Media Arts Festival Competition
• CI’s MVS School of Business and Economics to Host Co-Founder of TASER International
• CI Student Affairs Leader Wins Outstanding Performance Award
• Super Bowl Saturday at Royal
• Scorpions take care of business
• Coping with cancer during the holidays
• Take a step toward a healthier community
• CLU rings in holidays
• Boy is a high achiever
• CSUCI art program to host ‘Fired Up’ ceramics exhibit
• Proud of their dad
• Returning to pastoral roots
• B’nai B’rith seeks new members
• Calendar
• Ballet rings in Christmas spirit
• Early-bird tickets drawn for cash prizes: Grand prize is $1-million home
• College honors pharmacist
• Finding green in going green
• Academy welcomes local leaders
• Tove LaRussa
• Ruth Rose
• Preparing for disaster
• Pet of the Week
• Dynamite soccer team blasts intorst place
• Rummage through the attic
• From soup to support
• Strawberry Festival seeks submissions for contest
• Fireghters at the ready
• Museum displays oil and watercolor art
• An opportunity to show appreciation
• Red Ribbon winners shine
• Collection pays homage to warrior women
• County LGBT support groups to meet
• Police challenge community in charity
• Pastel artists present show
• Bringing history to life
• The Nature of Things
• Suicide prevention focus of day
• Rescue Mission, Lighthouse serve free Thanksgiving meals
• Soroptimists offer award
• Tree lighting to help brighten hospice
• Bryans raise $100K for youth tennis
• The girl behind the smile
• Pet portraits benefit shelter
• The Other Side of 50
• Says thank you
• Gently used dresses needed
• Finding dignity at the end of life
• Wants attractive interchange
• Moose serve up a holiday offer that can’t be beat
• Political Cartoon
• Elvis to croon in candlelight gala
• Preschool treasurer charged with embezzling $50,000 over four years
• Camarillo
• Scorpions capture title
• State, feds slash funds to family services agency
• Tierra Linda salutes veterans
• Springville interchange on time, under budget
• Studio Animation Expert To Headline CI Business and Technology Partnership Program
• Troop Real Estate’s Turkey-athon Set To Feed 25,000 In County
• Planets align perfectly for Spartan tennis tandem
• CLU hosts robotics tournament
• College Corner
• Biola student wins honor
• Finding a place for e-waste
• Forum focuses on brain injury
• The Other Side of 50
• Double, double toil and trouble
• Calendar
• Family drama unravels onstage
• Faith Briefs
• Moose center to share free anksgiving
• Pet of the Week
• Notre Dame professor discusses charity
• Media arts at CSUCI
• No sweet tooth for this year
• Finding the beat of his own drum
• Simi Valley Library latest to consider leaving county system
• Police use stun gun to subdue man
• Celebrating ancestors with marigolds and sugar skulls
• Community Notes
• The magic of falling into a book
• Scrumptious family time
• Camarillo theater holds auditions
• Community Briefs
• Sewing their support
• Pedestrian killed outside Camarillo
• Take precautions with fireplace
• Wants to protect farmland
• Fed up with rate increases
• A special day for those who serve
• Political Cartoon
• Accident closed roadway
• Camarillo
• Water rates take another hike
• Full recovery to take years
• Inmate release has law enforcement working together
• Camarillo Heights gets kids moving
• CI Students Named Finalists In CSU Media Arts Festival Competition
• Learning center welcomes new director
• Local authors will discuss their craft at Moorpark Library panel
• ‘Summer and Smoke’ heats up CLU stage
• Workshop helps children with learning disabilities
• Taking a stand
• Family Men Don't Wear Name brands
• Marvels of science
• Take Your Camarillo Acorn on Vacation
• Businesses honored for generosity, ethics
• Math learning center opens in Oak Park
• Halloween Happenings
• Calendar
• Camarillo theater holds auditions
• Bandit back in action at annual Simi Valley Ghost Tour
• ‘Race to Nowhere’ to be screened
• CLU professor discusses Lutheranism in today’s society
• Country Faire supports club
• Ministry prays for healing
• Kicking up their feet
• Medical specialists will present information on breast cancer
• Cash for candy
• Have healthy treats on hand for your Halloween party
• Move-in Ready Townhomes Available At The MarketPlace
• Runners go from Mt. SAC to Lake Casitas
• Camarillo netters are the class of PVL
• Light-tastic show at arts plaza
• College students debut art
• Choir harmonizes for Halloween
• Pet of the Week
• Ghostly encounters
• Talk addresses overcrowding of prisons
• Outfitted in pink for awareness
• Free workshop focuses on Alzheimer’s
• Community Briefs
• Mormons offer a day of service
• Teen drivers start smart
• A positive influence
• City celebrates Adolfo Camarillo’s birthday
• Check out spooky house
• Peanut Man is back
• Provocative costumes send wrong message to young girls
• Union’s stance: Money should be put back in schools District’s viewpoint: Reserve account needed for future
• Expressing appreciation
• Enjoy soup for good cause
• Political Cartoon
• Man arrested on arson charge
• Camarillo
• Planning commission balks at eatery’s proposal
• Office space continues to slump
• A moment in the sun
• A tummy rub can make a friend for life
• Water rates may rise
• CI Announces Director For Henry L. Hank Lacayo Institute For Workforce And Community Studies
• Painting the way
• Workshop to focus on special eduction
• Students help RAIN project
• State launches new web tools for online education programs
• CSUCI deemed military friendly
• Oh, what a rush
• One-Story Home With Southern Plantation Charm
• Get dressed up for trunk or treat
• Sermon in word and song
• Calendar
• Hang 10 at auto museum
• Holy hilarity in ‘The Bible: Abridged’
• County CEO to speak at university as part of series
• Virtual classroom combines fun with learning
• Skaters carve for a cause
• Rescue helps local horses
• Pet of the Week
• Inaugural county book fair coming
• Pumpkin fun day
• Series highlights smooth jazz
• ACHS steps in time
• Community rummages together
• Get dirty for a good cause
• Chorale sings for scholarships
• The Acorn Epicurean
• Day of acupuncture to really hit the spot
• Yoga studio stretches out to community
• Ojai celebrateslm
• Hospital hosts support group
• Two free puppet shows
• ‘Learned Ladies’ curtsy on college stage
• Live bird demos at zoology open house
• Free coupons for veterans
• New loan officer at credit union
• The Other Side of 50
• Community Briefs
• Williams’ work comes to stage
• FHA chapters gather at high school
• Sweet approach to helping the homeless
• Concert at airport to be a spooky affair
• A soldier’s story
• City looks to sell or rent former library
• Letter opener
• Wants dog owners to clean up after pooches
• Enjoys city’s pastoral look
• Says marathon poorly run
• Cartoon
• Law should have been shelved
• Lewis to retire from Simi PD
• Police purchase new motorcycle
• Camarillo
• Book campaign to promote love of the written word
• Conejo Creek project faces opposition
• High Schools Remember
• New bill targets library outsourcing
• Two New York Times Bestselling Authors To Hold Seminars At VC Book And Author Fair
• CI Art Program Announces Exhibition 'Chinatown Plaza And Victorians'
• Single Story House With Pool, Spa And Covered Patio
• Spartans’ 1971 CIF title team to be honored this weekend
• Geno on the go
• Community Brief
• Ending the stigma
• Church hosts homecoming
• Casino night at Temple
• Relaxation workshop at Unity
• Connecting science with religion in the modern world
• Finding common ground
• Supervisor has new oce
• Class highlights cash management
• Property tax bills to be mailed
• Businessman one of ‘40 under 40’
• Spreading the wealth
• Book sale
• Calendar
• Museum hosts artist reception
• ‘Little Shop’ is a blue-ribbon winner
• Science fun at carnival
• New floor a slam dunk
• School hosts fall festival
• Oak trees from acorns
• State prepares for earthquakes
• Gala honors tennis duo
• Ghostly night walks return to Santa Paula
• Eagle Scouts honored
• Stay up-to-date on Medicare changes
• Craft festival rings in the fall
• Brewhaha at Oktoberfest
• Community Briefs
• Pavley may face Strickland for new senatorial seat
• Reaching out for the arts
• Community focus of forum
• Pickin’ a pumpkin
• Soroptimists raise funds with bingo
• T.O. City Council loans state $20 million to jump-start construction
• Museum teaches earth science
• Small dog, big personality
• Membership has its privileges
• For the record
• Preparing for the Big One
• Board approves dog park design
• Cops bust 3 in countywide pot ring
• Dog nabs suspected house burglar
• Chase ends with Camarillo man’s arrest
• With joy in their hearts
• Camarillo Marathon delayed until January
• Triumph over adversity: Her story survives
• Deal moves 700 homes from creek’s flood zone
• Leo McHale
• Perry Abourisk
• Guard Gated Lake Sherwood Estate With Mountain Views And Major Upgrades Throughout
• Vote for Jake
• A cornerback’s worst nightmare
• Community Notes
• County’s high school marching bands hit high note in showcase
• Calendar
• 200 artisans at craft show
• ‘Eclectic Visions’ opens at CSUSI
• The Movie Nut
• County college district hit with $7.5 million in cuts, braces for more
• Chamber cooks up something good
• Church celebrates the fine arts
• The Art of Being
• Cancers that affect women focus of forum
• Take part in cancer study
• Scouts honor health officer
• Walk for a cure
• Ranch house revelry
• Race promotes trail running
• Back-to-school spirit
• All aboard for a ride to the pumpkin patch
• Tackling cancer
• Acorn on Vacation Photos
• Community Briefs
• Namaste family time
• Fundraiser to benet animals
• Luncheon to support the troops
• Pet of the Week
• Dietitian leads class
• Library hosts free events
• Tapping into beerfest fun
• Building a safer tomorrow
• Book and author fair
• Murder, mayhem and mulch
• CLU presents zany Bible play
• Job takes patience, understanding
• Deal with apartment developer nets city $250,000
• Cougar may have been hunted, killed
• Advocates for safer dog parks
• Mayor supports assemblyman
• Vandalism is for losers
• Political Cartoon
• Endorses Gallegly’s bill
• Camarillo
• Jewelry shop owner accidentally shoots son
• Camarillo pays into Ventura County Housing Trust Fund
• Driver arrested in car crash that left four dead
• And the winner is . . .
• City bucks economy, coers remain healthy
• CI Named a ‘Military Friendly School’
• CI’s MVS School Of Business and Economics To Host Fall Speaker Series With County Of Ventura CEO
• CI to Host Concert Featuring Orquesta Charangoa
• CI Science Carnival Offers Up Science Lessons Disguised As Fun
• CI Awarded $6 Million Federal Grant to Encourage Science and Math Graduates
• Leo McHale
• Perry Abourisk
• Guard Gated Lake Sherwood Estate With Mountain Views And Major Upgrades Throughout
• Vote for Jake
• A cornerback’s worst nightmare
• Community Notes
• County’s high school marching bands hit high note in showcase
• County college district hit with $7.5 million in cuts, braces for more
• Chamber cooks up something good
• Calendar
• 200 artisans at craft show
• ‘Eclectic Visions’ opens at CSUSI
• The Movie Nut
• Church celebrates the fine arts
• The Art of Being
• Take part in cancer study
• Scouts honor health officer
• Walk for a cure
• Cancers that affect women focus of forum
• Ranch house revelry
• Race promotes trail running
• Back-to-school spirit
• All aboard for a ride to the pumpkin patch
• Tackling cancer
• Acorn on Vacation Photos
• Community Briefs
• Namaste family time
• Fundraiser to benet animals
• Luncheon to support the troops
• Pet of the Week
• Dietitian leads class
• Tapping into beerfest fun
• Library hosts free events
• Building a safer tomorrow
• Book and author fair
• Murder, mayhem and mulch
• CLU presents zany Bible play
• Job takes patience, understanding
• Deal with apartment developer nets city $250,000
• Cougar may have been hunted, killed
• Endorses Gallegly’s bill
• Advocates for safer dog parks
• Mayor supports assemblyman
• Vandalism is for losers
• Political Cartoon
• Camarillo
• Driver arrested in car crash that left four dead
• And the winner is . . .
• Jewelry shop owner accidentally shoots son
• Camarillo pays into Ventura County Housing Trust Fund
• City bucks economy, coers remain healthy
• City bucks economy, coffers remain healthy
• CI Announces Photo Exhibit On Filipinos In Ventura County
• CI Art Program Announces Exhibition Eclectic Visions
• Jordan Cohen
• Two Bedroom Home With Wood Floors & Built-in Cabinets
• Camarillo’s Maulhardt brings in a record haul
• Former football rivals team up at Iowa Wesleyan
• Yoga center celebrates
• It’s ‘open season’ for Medicare drug plans
• Linking realty to charity
• Calendar
• Oktoberfest puts money back in community
• Christianity meets Islam
• Church comedy benefits ailing actor
• Bridge club hosts game
• Hospital reveals art exhibit
• My kid the salesman
• Responders teach disaster preparedness
• Pet of the Week
• Optimists honor public servants
• Camarillo’s finest on the field
• Community Notes
• Sprouting up
• Genealogical society presents annual seminar
• Variety of public figures to speak at arts plaza
• Free workshop for job seekers
• Venetian opera strikes comic chord
• Spanish guitarist brings Latin flair to T.O.
• Declaring the business open
• Community Briefs
• Storytelling guild to meet
• Free family support for children with cancer
• Library honors Latino month
• Seeking students who want to serve
• An uncomfortable subject
• Cartoon
• Forum discusses sex trafficking
• Vacation contest online
• Camarillo
• Students seek to make a change
• Shedding light on a di'cult topic
• a rosy OUTLOOK
• County faring better than state
• CI Art Program To Host 'The Paper Bag Show'
• CI Faculty Members Awarded Google Grant To Develop Teacher Technology Project
• CI Nursing Student Wins Hearst/CSU Trustees’ Award For Outstanding Achievement
• CI Remains Open For Spring 2012 Applications
• Where Do Ideas Come From Is Topic Of October VCWC Meeting
• Court of appeal
• Sharing theMILES
• New hospital to boost economy
• Conservatory trains young actors
• Calendar
• Chorus hosts a cappella show
• “Contagion”
• Former pastor teaches study
• High holiday services at Chabad
• Sounding in the New Year
• Art sale proceeds to be used for grants
• Ending well
• Race team runs for pediatric cancer
• How do they do it?
• Kevin Cordasco
• Prudential Holds Mid-year Meeting
• Grant bene'ts 're department
• Learn about military academies
• What seniors should be doing
• Kids develop talents at performing arts academy
• Pair of teams shine on pitch
• Enter Toastmasters contest
• J. Hamilton Wines
• Pet of the Week
• Artist to create painting live for museum auction
• Thousands of books for sale
• The spirit of giving
• Deacon takes ministry to Alaskan village
• Board needs members
• Dealerships, credit union come together for Boys & Girls Club
• Threads of tradition
• Pets to be blessed
• Fireside concerts at Borchard Park a hot deal for music fans
• Fraud impacts cost of healthcare
• The ‘dark side’ of wine boxes
• Check out extreme quilting
• CLU football stadium delayed
• Big Bad Voodoo Daddy to play
• Free screenings for arterial disease
• FOOD Share is the hub for community pantries
• Four killed, two injured in collision
• Rotary mixer planned
• Council renews developer’s building permit for 10-acre lot
• Let’s stay heady this fall
• Arts council needs ‘new blood’
• Political Cartoon
• Design firm chosen for Dizdar Park
• Walk to highlight suicide prevention, awareness
• Camarillo schools do well on state tests
• Food collection
• Camarillo
• Vacation contest online
• Jazz festival to close out summer
• Preparing for an emergency
• OUHSD moves forward with new high school
• CI to host Author Gregory H. Williams
• CI’s President’s Dinner To Present Lagomarsino Award To The Martin V. and Martha K. Smith Foundation And The Smith Family
• The Ovdat Action Team
• Upgraded Three Bedroom Move-in Ready Home
• Camarillo, Rio Mesa rumble to wins in Week 1
• Spartans begin title defense
• Insurance, Medicare focus of seminars
• Get help to stop smoking
• Marrow drive for teenager
• The power of pink
• A church family without borders
• Brews on tap
• Art museum reopens
• Calendar
• Hai Sushi
• Alternative treatment for addiction
• Shed More Pounds Before the Holidays
• Healthy Nutrition at Farmers Market
• Acupunture May Help Insomnia
• Glimpse of History at Antique Store
• CLU students wrap up summer research
• A day to dance for foster kids
• Pet Of The Week
• Church hosts anniversary
• Artist demo in Santa Paula
• Council announces Art Stars finalists
• Blowing out 101 candles
• Festival gives away funds
• Start Smart educates teen drivers
• The definition of home may change as we age
• S’lichot prayers to start
• Voice recognition
• How evolution meets religion
• Econ board adds member
• TV, movie actress to speak at CLU
• In remembrance
• In harmony
• Chiropractors will soon be required to inform patients of treatment risks
• How to protect pets in a disaster
• It’s a chili lover’s delight
• Consumer culture takes a toll on environment
• Inspired ministry
• Nonprofit’s hope: No one should die alone
• Community Briefs
• The secret
• Recycling business recognized
• Comic opera to debut
• Emergency relief
• Casa Pacifica plans stylish fundraiser
• For the record
• Academic Olympics needs volunteers
• She remembers tragedy of 9/12
• Vote for top Acorn photos
• Cartoon
• Camarillo
• Deal to help clean up parks
• Patriotic spirit shines at University Charter
• Vacation contest online
• Metrolink crash
• Park district approves dog park program
• City pays tribute to 9/11
• SolarWorld cuts 186 production jobs
• CSU Channel Islands Student Wins Dale M. Schoettler Scholarship
• Spartans hit the ground running
• Entrepreneur mom launches eco-friendly baby blanket business
• How to protect against UV rays
• Prostate cancer focus of seminar
• Center celebrates autumn equinox
• Church service on 9/11
• Rock out for kids
• The Art of Being
• Free acupuncture treatments
• Thousands volunteer for coastal cleanup
• Farmers market is a treasure trove of fruits and veggies for kids
• The link between a healthy ecosystem and a healthy body
• Calendar
• Pet of the Week
• The Other Side of 50
• Charity spreads spirit of giving
• Blue skies and yellow sunflowers brighten kindergarten playground
• Aslanian Team
• Three Bedroom Home Tucked Away Off The Beaten Path With Views
• Family Men Don't Wear Name Brands
• Chili, hot rods and country music
• Biblical garden takes root
• ‘Bus’ campaign a success
• Classes for line dancers
• CSUCI starts car-sharing program
• Picking up the tab
• Brew Crew
• Gold Coast Concert Chorus looking for new voices
• Senior art show to close Sept. 25
• Volunteers feted with President’s Award
• Artists wanted for youth arts academy
• Fire department honors one of its own
• Community Briefs
• Gone, but not forgotten
• Community Briefs
• Local author pens mystery novel
• Adult school’s program aims to help students make next step
• Safety tips for travelers
• Democratic Club celebrates Labor Day
• FOOD Share promotes gardens
• Symphony selects new executive director
• Parisian art show debuts
• Sky’s the limit for new pilots
• Scientists still studying impact of toxic runoff from rocket test site
• Jones Hibbits steps down as Chamber chair
• Planning commission approves building permits for vacant land
• Wants farmland left untouched
• She found meaning from tragedy
• We all remember that fateful day 10 years ago
• Political Cartoon
• Fire stations to salute 9/11 victims
• Camarillo
• Donations for soldiers
• Camarillo to host 9/11 remembrance ceremony
• City gives marathon a second chance
• He’s a HERO
• Economy focus of GOP presidential debate
• CI Wins NASA Grant to Teach Climate Science in Local High Schools
• CI Exhibitions Gallery Features 'Les Parisiennes'
• Troop Real Estate Raises Funds For Relay For Life
• Located In A Desirable Gated Neighborhood
• Scorpions shooting for PVL three-peat
• CLU to host 9/11 memorial
• Center teaches weight loss, hosts comedy night
• The Art of Being
• Local company expands into new facility
• Quilting time
• Multiple options for Medicare benefits
• Calendar
• Restaurant hosts murder mystery parodies
• ‘Cuckoo’s Nest’ questions definition of sanity
• He has faith in his students
• Legality of charitable fundraisers in question
• Come join the doodle gang
• The Other Side of 50
• Cool ways to reduce energy costs
• Library hosts writing workshop
• Teen trio serenades at karaoke night
• Pet of the Week
• CSUCI hosts econ series
• Community leaders honored
• Docents needed at Reagan Library
• Day of the Horse is free to public
• CAPE families bond over barbecue
• United Way honors leaders
• Manager receives certification
• How to prevent spider bites
• Hound hunting
• Career center hosts workshops
• Community Briefs
• Safety first when traveling to school
• College Corner
• Moonlight at the ranch
• It’s a natural connection, kids and the outdoors
• Writers club puts new directors on the books
• Low-cost health screenings offered to residents
• Concert to benefit Alzheimer’s research
• Library friends get together
• Ask The DMV
• Newcomers invite public to lunch
• It’s an event with a kick
• No trash pickup on Labor Day
• Library to purchase $550K in materials
• She’s ready to take the wheel
• Gallegly calls on Congress to pass Legal Workforce Act
• Council votes down ranch house’s parking lot request
• Vintage hot rods on display
• Visit the Somis post office
• Movie took him back to boyhood
• Make an investment in renewable energy
• Cartoon
• Camarillo
• Ceremony to honor victims of 9/11
• Teachers question Villegas’ contract extension
• School bells ring
• CI Announces 9/11 Remembrance And American Softball Barbecue Classic
• Channel Islands Art Program to Host Magic Realism Painters for New Exhibition
• Noted Author and Editor to Speak at VCWC
• The Kitchen Features A Newer Gas Range & Hardwood Cabinets
• Kickoff faceoff: Who plays for the Lombardi Trophy in February?
• New-look Scorpions aim for improved results
• Have foot, leg aches checked out
• Firefighters shown appreciation
• Welcome inn
• CLU launches scientific computing center
• How to survive ‘back to school’
• Grant to help prepare CSUCI students for a biotech careers
• CLU welcomes new freshman class
• Beacon Hill gives tour of new campus
• Calendar
• It’s all about the truth in courtroom drama ‘A Few Good Men’
• Temple hosts casino trip
• Christian athletes to start victory drive
• Close to the word of God
• Get ready for tasty chili and fun
• Hot property
• Wings Over Camarillo
• Sheriff’s department seeks volunteers
• Pet Of the Week
• Fair for aspiring, published writers
• Pilots recall flights of danger
• Homebound bookworms
• ‘Quilts Made by Men’ exhibit seeks entries
• Help for renters facing eviction
• Register now for Wounded Warrior race
• Patriotic spirit soars at WWII revue
• YMCA hosts family day
• Practice makes perfect
• The gift of life
• Guest opinion
• Cartoon
• Police say grant will help curb underage drinking, DUIs
• Boating safety classes offered
• School officials disagree with grand jury’s recommendation
• Vacation contest coming soon
• Writer likes new voting districts
• Story was an inspiration
• The ABCs of back to school
• Camarillo
• Grocery workers poised to strike
• Free and reduced-price lunches again available to Pleasant Valley students
• Superintendent lays out ‘blueprint for greatness’
• Wild blue yonder
• Back to School for Camarillo - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• CI Partners with Zipcar to Offer Car Sharing on Campus
• Located In The Las Casitas Community In Camarillo
• Eagles in total control at SLO tourney
• Girls’ volleyball preview
• Loss and scandal have led pastor to higher spiritual plane
• Homeownership Center opens
• Agriculture resists economic downturn
• A day of fishin’
• Calendar
• High Street auditions ‘Little Shop’
• Untitled
• Summertime injuries are preventable
• Pet of the Week
• Surf’s up on the field
• CHP offers teen driver program
• Casa Pacifica hires new CFO
• Family Men Don't Wear Name Brands
• Social Security offers a back-to-school checklist
• Getting a head start on college applications
• Partners in education
• Citizens receive recognition
• Polynesian dance troupe to perform
• First candidate throws hat in ring for new congressional district
• Emergency training classes to begin
• WWII vet recalls stuttering impediment, Okinawa battle in memoir
• State’s high court gives go-ahead to redevelopment agency lawsuit
• Learn about foster parenting
• Oversight committees’ power is limited
• Political Cartoon
• Amazon looks for local support
• Police uncover gun cache
• Camarillo
• FAA grounds air show’s simulated race
• Ngarupe fondly remembered
• Great outdoors
• Chamber names new board chair
• It’s a new political landscape for Camarillo voters
• CI Announces New Alumni and Friends Executive Team
• Ventura County Book and Author Fair in Camarillo
• CI’s MVS School of Business and Economics Presents 2011 Fall Speaker Series
• Camarillo continues PONY power play
• Surf contest returns to Mugu
• Mustang All-Stars throw it in overdrive
• LAX team shows why they’re Elite
• Pinto players deliver at the dish
• SCORE hosts free seminar
• Tiny pest causes big problems
• Church celebrates anniversary
• Mormons reach out to abused children
• Christian school grows
• Community Briefs
• Pharmacist honored
• Chronic disease program offered
• Calendar
• Kids get crafty
• In need of a HOME
• Pet of the Week
• Coast Guard celebrated
• Family Men Don't Wear Name Brands
• Take Your Camarillo Acorn on Vacation
• Hospice offers estate tips
• Concert at Gardens of the World
• Camarillo theater holds ‘Fame’ auditions
• Free BBQ for first responders
• Soroptomists mentor foster youth
• Kiwanis Club meets Tuesdays at noon
• Tips for late summer gardening
• City as seen through artists’ eyes
• Metrolink adds bike storage to rail cars
• Community Briefs
• Protestors rally outside Gallegly’s office
• Foster parent class offered
• In memory of library volunteer
• Caregiving classes offered
• Connecting
• Children identification program offered
• The Other Side of 50
• Foster children leave troubles on shore for day at sea
• Grant to help police battle DUIs
• Veterans court hearing cases
• Club has a ball with equipment drive
• Historical society names officers
• A kid at art
• Cartoon
• Metrolink crash victims form support group
• Bicycle thefts triple over past two months
• Camarillo man and business partner jailed for tax scheme
• Challenges for new superintendent
• Donations needed for school libraries
• Man arrested for indecent exposure
• Camarillo
• Burchell new principal at Los Primeros
• Breath of fresh air
• Up, up &away
• Judge calls Metrolink settlement allocation ‘judicial triage’
• Channel Islands Choir Announces Open Auditions
• CI Awarded $1.86 Million Stem Cell Research Training Grant
• Spacious Family Home On Large Corner Lot
• V.C. Brewers holding tryouts
• Familiar faces in Pac-12 football
• Lucero looking to get the last laugh
• A heartbeat away
• Scotch tasting comes to Camarillo
• Calendar
• Where lions once roamed
• Christian school opens doors
• They’ve got spirit!
• Ocean photo contest starts
• Police station opens doors to the public
• CSUCI earns eco-award for sustainability
• OUHSD to balance schools’ enrollment numbers across district
• B’nai B’rith hosts social
• Golf tourney benefits AIDS
• Do u txt @ church?
• Camarillo winery opens
• United Way names new directors
• Website promotes transportation improvement
• Boy Scouts earn Eagle Award
• Funds run out for drug court
• A greener clean
• Prop. 36: Doomed to fail
• Coalition seeks funds
• Cartoon
• Pet of the Week
• Camarillo
• Air show to roar over Camarillo
• A delicious way to spend the day
• City pays state begrudgingly
• Tropical breeze blows through library
• OUHSD names new schools chief
• CI Awards Scholarships To Graduate Students
• Hawks end Omaha trip on a high note
• Softball squad punches ticket to nationals
• Oh, Deer: MLB batting average futility mark in serious danger
• Camarillo girls shine on diamond
• Bonnie Neuer
• Expert speaks on caring for elderly
• Conveniently Located 4 Bedroom Family Home
• District hosts free health classes
• Calendar
• PTA president advocates for parent involvement, support
• The Art of Being
• Center offers job workshop
• Events liven up summer for youth
• Airborne division recruits members
• Park service offering weekend activities
• Mustangs charge home
• Humane Society opens new visitors center
• Puppet pals
• Small battery chargers signal big eco-change
• Shelter competes for grant funds
• In harmony
• Pet of the Week
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Strength in numbers
• Political Cartoon
• Put the brakes on bicycle road rage
• Spring rains bring more summer rattlesnakes
• Ventura County Stand Down 2011
• Watershed district prepares for creek widening
• Cap and gown not required
• CSU Channel Islands Sustainability Efforts Earn A Silver Rating
• CI Named A '2011 Great College To Work For'
• Upgraded Five Bedroom House With All the Amenities
• Junior Olympics swim event coming to CLU
• Camarillo ballclub finishes in first
• Wrout running strong
• Datebook
• Photos on display in Old Town
• Fine fare fundraising at Taste of Camarillo
• Methodist pastor will present sermons as songs
• Temple always thinking of others
• Hiking plan: don’t leave home without it
• Balloons fill library with laughter
• Girls learn art of construction
• Seating opens for salsa festival
• Upgrade to efficient light
• Playing the blues for wounded soldiers
• Breaking down cultural barriers
• Time to appeal property tax assessments now open
• Purchase of personalized bricks helps county fair
• Community Briefs
• Salsa dash races through Oxnard
• Foodies support children camp
• Seabee museum opens at new location
• Pet of the Week
• Residents rally against cancer
• School liquidates supplies
• Film screening benefits nonprofits
• Library has programs for adults, too
• Lifetime of good health
• Voters may say ‘no’ to sample ballots in mail
• Grateful for her July 4 rescue
• Not enough trash bins at Fiesta
• DUI checkpoints are a sober reminder to abide by the law
• Political Cartoon
• Camarillo
• Council makes federal funds available for low-income apartment complex
• Bus tour gives view of teens in action
• Housing fund looks toward state for matching contributions
• Old Time Fiddlers take a bow
• New chief of OUHSD schools will be introduced soon
• The American Playwright in a Shrinking Market is Topic for August Meeting of the Ventura County Writers Club
• Lacrosse team gets the last laugh
• Youngsters learning to save lives at Junior Lifeguard Academy
• The Kitchen Has New Gas Range, Hardwood Cabinets And Counters
• Music man parades into library
• The hills are alive at Cabrillo
• Capture Camarillo in 2-D
• Camarillo’s guide to what’s going on
• Center features Camarillo artist
• The Movie Nut
• Bible school for children
• Columnist leads workshop
• Center hosts spiritual events
• Churches fight HIV stigma
• Health Briefs
• County Red Cross appoints officer
• Historian dies
• Fairy Tales Enchant
• Nonprofit supports education
• Seabee Days features parade, boxing matches and family fun
• Workforce board honors area business leaders
• Doctor joins practice
• Preparing for the unexpected
• Free car inspection offered to seniors
• Dinner will benefit farmworkers
• Histor y in the making
• Man sentenced in child pornography case
• County works to control mosquitos in warm weather
• Police host open house
• St. John’s opens medical group
• Pet of the Week
• Bettering the community with volunteer support
• Don’t shun disabled
• Warns of online puppy mills
• Political Cartoon
• We’re with the cities
• Before renewing vehicle registration, wait for bill from DMV
• Church, park district clarify land ownership
• District approves salary bump for fields chief
• Camarillo
• IRS gets tough with nonprofits
• SAFE &found
• Model plane sparks fire
• Old Town twirls
• Tractor punctures gas line, driver uninjured
• 25,000 California Businesses Applaud Efforts to Let Them Get Back to Work
• Channel Islands Lacayo Institute Receives AT And T Grant
• Mediterranean Estate In Calabasas With Four Private Retreat Areas
• Highlight reel
• Soccer team doubles up on tourney titles
• Camarillo kids hit the jackpot in Vegas
• Pinto All-Stars pack a punch at the plate
• Teen girls say they’re happier playing sports, report shows
• One of the nation’s best
• When there’s no one left to call
• Calendar
• Movie fest to be reel good
• Salsa festival heats up with Latin music
• Local writer delves into techno-thriller
• The Movie Nut
• The Art of Being
• Library plans field trips
• High school to host reunion
• Dynamite skills
• a cause WITHVISION
• Community Briefs
• Membership makes pool affordable
• Acupuncturist talks about his practice
• Why is Solar Universe so unique?
• Family fun at Alpaca Ranch
• Harbor hosts crafts show
• Music to their ears
• Church hosts Bible school
• Free forum discusses Muslims in U.S.
• Cooling off
• Rescue on the scene
• Pet of The Week
• Three fatal traffic accidents during holiday weekend
• The great textbook trade
• Water quality report now out
• It’s time to Fiesta
• Women’s political council to meet
• Doesn’t like U.S. Rep. Capps
• Political Cartoon
• Beat the heat with a good book
• Date set for Camarillo man’s murder trial
• Camarillo
• It’s a Blast
• Design work underway for Freedom Park ball fields
• School district will revisit teacher layoffs
• Two for two at Wimbledon
• Fusion to host West Bromwich
• Camarillo’s Inferno is on fire
• All the right moves
• Backyard Features A Fire Pit And Waterfall
• Church holds reception for former pastor
• Ambrosia plays nonprofit concert at OpenBorders
• Family-friendly band performs outdoor concert
• Play review
• Bible school at the beach
• Christian club to meet
• 4th Of July Celebrations
• Calendar
• District honored for work-life balance
• Prices ease at pump
• Student graduates cum laude
• Construction group issues scholarships
• KCLU awarded for journalistic excellence
• Career savvy
• Hospital auxiliary appoints new officers
• District offers free healthcare
• New law requires carbon monoxide detectors in homes
• CASA volunteers form own nonprofit
• Summer fun in the local mountains
• Club hosts short story contest
• The Other Side of 50
• Yacht club hosts fundraiser
• Exhibit has horsepower
• Family Men Don't Wear Name Brands
• Shakespeare outdoors
• Concert leaves performer, crowd breathless
• Order of the Eastern Star seeks members
• Pet of the Week
• Police arrest suspected ‘park burglar’
• The Movie Nut
• Group finds new homes for hospice patients’ pets
• County offers a number of fireworks shows
• Credit union chief named to national committee
• Bunko tourney raises thousands
• Business commentary
• Photo
• Looking to retire? Social Security offers some answers
• Words of a newspaperman
• Model T Club offers photo op
• Fluoride in tap water may be too much of a good thing
• Teen Boy Scout repairs Ojai nature trail for the public
• Holiday trash scheduled
• New custodial contracts awarded for library, city hall
• Invites residents to join grand jury
• 13 facts for Independence Day
• Political Cartoon
• Fields closed
• Tourney to benefit shelter
• Leave the fireworks to experts
• City report shows new housing at a standstill
• Opa !
• Camarillo
• What new maps mean for Camarillo
• Redevelopment agencies axed
• Five Bedroom Agoura Hills Home With Entertainer’s Backyard
• ACHS pitcher Shadinger is Div. 2 MVP
• Passing at a premium for Conejo Classic
• Eagles Soccer Club reaches the summit
• Camarillo ballers make it rain buckets
• Scorpions, Spartans feel the love from Pacific View coaches
• Seaside show
• ‘Splashes of Color’ beautifies hospital
• ‘Let’s do the Time Warp’
• Auditions for chorale singers
• The Movie Nut
• Calendar
• Health Briefs
• Tips for summer safety
• Showing Christ’s love one car at a time
• Student earns prestigious scholarship
• Cal State CI alumni invited to wine tasting
• Check out classic cars in Old Town
• An outdoor experience
• It’s a high-flying act
• College grads
• Photographers get creative with wide open spaces
• Ladies’ luck
• Active teens win college scholarships
• Celebrating 25 years of fresh food
• Newcomers name new officers
• The Art of Being
• Pet of the Week
• At the Library
• Tour shows how teens make a difference
• Police nab landscape-equipment thief
• Countdown to 405 Freeway closure
• FAMILY of flyers
• Library gets high-tech with DVD machine
• Roadwork raises risk of unsafe driving
• Clarifying the facts
• Political Cartoon
• City bows out of rent dispute
• Camarillo
• Holiday deadlines
• fast FEET
• Two arrested for car theft
• Retail giant clearing hurdles for liquor license
• She’s known simply as Mrs. K
• ‘Enough is enough’
• Jordan Cohen
• Four Bedroom Home On Malibou Lake
• Comedian, actor Shelley Berman will take serious look at humor
• Family Men Don't Wear Name Brands
• The Other Side of 50
• Drawing earns tickets to Disneyland
• Faith Briefs
• The Art of Being
• Principal says goodbye
• Fostering change
• Tag teams that set the bar sky high
• Camarillo Thunder strikes at UCSB
• Sweet win at Strawberry Cup for local crew
• Life’s a beach for baseball All-Stars
• Eighties wrestling was more than just ‘Macho Man’ and Hulkamania
• Community Briefs
• Shakespeare fest returns
• The Movie Nut
• Calendar
• Project Understanding hopes to help the homeless help themselves
• This year, we invited kids to participate in Draw Dad for the Camarillo Acorn . . .
• Transforming the global food system
• Outgoing freshman looks to the future
• Colleg Corner
• Ask the DMV
• ID Tech Camp
• Services for caregivers
• Pet of the Week
• Easter Seals increases staff
• Explorer, volunteer honored
• Need a second opinion?
• Camarillo resident retires from Moorpark school district after 34 years
• Amateur radio clubs to the rescue
• Optimists go the extra mile
• Kids play at Kids’ Day
• Parker graduates from private college
• Ask the Arborist
• California Livin’
• Check out library programs
• Rent review commission has board openings
• City Council nixes poker tournament planned for fiesta
• a father’s gift
• Bringing business to Camarillo
• Wants to see the minutes
• Why so slow on bike path?
• Says letter is thin on facts
• These dads are picture perfect
• Cartoon
• Camarillo
• Woman killed in crash
• Murder case cleared for trial
• Rio Mesa grads show class
• Memorable milestone
• CI Alumni and Friends to Host ‘Through the Grapevine’ An Evening of Wine and Music
• CI Students In MS in Biotechnology and Bioinformatics Program Enjoy A Successful Track Record
• Long jumper sets record
• A passion for mashin’
• Rio Mesa’s Soliz leads Conejo Oaks into summer baseball season
• Scorpions seize the moment
• Move-in-Ready Four Bedroom Home
• Costly meds leave more in ‘doughnut hole’
• The Movie Nut
• Datebook
• Myths busted for Social Security retirement options
• Check out musician, juggler at library
• Frontier standouts prepare for college
• Search continues for OUHSD’s next superintendent
• Camarillo High’s standout seniors ready for future
• Rio Mesa grads leave behind fond memories, accomplishments
• Tips for green thumb
• Fairy tales come to life
• Top-notch young women honored
• Kiwanis to meet in evening
• Patriotic ball invites public
• Finding comfort after grief
• Enjoy outdoor events
• Stocking shelves to benefit community
• Free concert features choirs
• Thank Dad with a clean ride
• Religion professor bids adieu
• Learning to learn again
• Turning a new leaf
• Sharing the wealth
• Graduation 2011 Students given a worldly perspective
• Medications pose risk for older adults
• Pet of the Week
• Event giddys-up for horse rescue
• Study starry nights for free
• Taking it ‘day by day’
• Reach Out to Camarillo
• Is sad to see preschool closed
• Says neighbors are acting like ‘hooded devils’
• A little more sizzle to go with that steak
• Political Cartoon
• Get info on H2O
• Camarillo
• DON’T add fuel to the FIRE
• Keep liquor out of teens’ hands
• Police offer gun locks
• Driving south next month? Beware of 405 closure
• Time to un-wine
• Named To President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll For Second Year
• CI Receives $60,000 Grant From Southern California Gas Compan
• Big things ahead for local trio
• Area grads help UCSD capture Div. 2 crown
• Scorpions reach section softball final
• Seek Help With Financial Planning
• Balance Your Mind And Body
• Leasing May Help Company’s Bottom Line
• Window World Teams Up With Hospital To Help Children
• ‘The King and I’ delivers historical performance
• Five Bedroom Home In Camarillo Monarch Development
• Datebook
• Preparedness campaign begins
• Free seminar examines oxygen’s effect on wounds
• Staged house party tackles teen drinking
• Groups explore spirituality through creativity
• A walk down memory lane
• Family art
• Robotics Camp
• Chamber honors stellar educator
• Finance administrator bids adieu to CSUCI
• Student wins national scholarship
• ArtWalk features handmade items
• Teacher debuts coming-of-age novel
• Pet loss group
• Pastel Society honors founder
• New leaders at Soroptimist
• Deputies honored for commitment, service
• Former LA Kings players take a shot at golf to fight cystic fibrosis
• Pet of the Week
• Sunglasses protect eyes from UV radiation on cloudy days
• Lunch with Newcomers
• Youth orchestras to play anniversary concert
• Baseball outing benefits children
• Forum focuses on gun control
• Ask The Arborist
• Gas leak sparks controversy, fear
• Take to the links for a good cause
• The Other Side of 50
• Cyclist gears up for pro career
• Comedy comes to The Edge Grill
• Letter opener
• Questions agency’s spending
• Says letter promotes ‘Medi-scare’
• Police warn of landscaping tool thefts
• Internet sting ends with teacher’s arrest
• Camarillo
• Beat the prices at the pump and stay in town
• Cartoon
• Fire station restoration moves forward
• Fair comes with a healthy attitude
• Officials weigh in on redistricting efforts
• Jury: Fayed deserves death penalty
• Home, sweet home
• North Ranch Custom Home With Park-like Entertainer’s Backyard
• Dons dunk competition during tourney
• Soccer squads scores at Apricot Jam
• Area track athletes continue impressive runs at section finals
• Artwork sparks the senses
• Physician meets evil alter ego in play
• Datebook
• Helping hands in Haiti
• Summer classes promote healthy living
• Losing weight one byte at a time
• Camarillo resident is Jamestown grad
• Public service internships offered
• Sailors get silly at school carnival
• Schools win $1,000 for books
• Alumni picnic
• Rainbow art brightens school
• Forum focuses on how the state budget impacts county, city services
• A simpler time
• Family Men Don't Wear Name Brands
• Optimist Club walks for charity
• Postal carriers and dogs don’t mix
• Community Briefs
• Event promotes peace, community
• Cornerstone’s carnival awash in games, fun
• Festival sparks active living
• Evening event good for the soul
• Girls learn how to make a difference
• Pet of the Week
• Tour shows fire protection for homes
• Theater announces upcoming performances
• The Movie Nut
• Strike up the band
• Homeless services close for restructuring
• Picnic benefits horse rescues
• Honoring America’s heroes
• Christians give thanks
• Questions agency’s spending
• Program on financial scams
• Make-A-Wish seeks bilingual volunteers
• Nonprofit provides shelter from the storm
• Police say toddler’s death appears accidental
• Is sweeper sucking up money?
• Says Gallegly’s vote is immoral
• On Memorial Day, remember the cost of freedom is high
• Political Cartoon
• Camarillo
• University graduates largest class in its history
• Give Dad a colorful gift
• Captain comes home to Camarillo station
• Carjacking suspects run, but can’t hide
• Ground work
• CI Administrator to Join Scripps College
• Three Bedroom Townhome With Updated Kitchen
• Postseason plotlines dripping with drama
• Scorpions dealt a knockout blow
• College grads expect a lengthy job search in a daunting economy
• Commnity Briefs
• High school prepares students for careers
• BBQ to benefit cancer walk
• Summer brings Ventura festivals
• Tickets available for wine, food festival
• Artists to depict Camarillo sites
• Volunteers enjoy Bids for Kids auction
• Free concert features flutists
• Datebook
• Bankers honored
• City will not revise Chamber’s rent-free contract in Dizdar Park
• When seniors no longer drive
• Bible series analyzes world events
• The Art of Being
• Student to study culinary arts
• Pet of the Week
• Teacher’s commitment earns recognition
• Services for Memorial Day
• Baby names change with the times
• Girl Scouts brighten court’s waiting room
• New city manager to speak at club
• Puttin’ on the ritz for art center
• Career centers offering two local job fairs
• Senior expo brings together services, fun
• Camarillo woman retires from MUSD
• Frontier High School honored
• Meadowlark Service League to bestow grants once again
• Learning about art through experience
• Native bees to the rescue
• Pregnancy myths busted
• Gymnast flies high and scores first
• As summer heats up, it’s best to keep your cool with neighbors, police say
• Board of Supervisors wants to talk some more about Simi landfill
• Get to know thy neighbor
• Cartoon
• CHP names new area commander
• Motel stakeout leads to counterfeit bust
• Camarillo
• City changes cellphone plan, buys a van
• State law now requires pertussis booster for students in seventh grade through high school
• OUHSD lays off 4 teachers
• Beautiful Music .
• CI Student Recognized Nationally By Goldwater Foundation
• CI Senior Receives Prestigious Award From the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
• waatermark SEASON
• Payroll tax focus of seminar
• Cafe open mic
• The Movie Nut
• Untitled
• Datebook
• Brian Troop And Jim Eadie
• Anger: brave new world or stress unleashed?
• Pat Miller
• Four Bedroom Home With Views
• Largest CSUCI class graduates
• Azusa grads
• Students visit historical landmarks
• GOP women honor teacher
• Teens recognized for winning essays
• Concert coming to St. Columba’s
• Students to reenact Colonial Days, California’s Gold Rush
• Schools lauded for narrowing achievement gap among students
• Pet of the Week
• Movie focuses on importance of dirt
• Church bids adieu to longtime preschool
• La Mariposa is on track at citywide meet
• Sweet treats for peace officers
• The business of attracting new business
• Navy father inspires children’s book
• Stories come to life at library
• Woman remembered for dedication to children
• Surrogacy agency creates families around the world
• Keep it safe at the beach, by the pool
• Agencies tested in massive emergency-preparedness exercise
• Council wants to raise city’s landscaping fees
• Camarillo
• CLU to honor 690 graduates
• Off-leash dog park pilot program to begin next month
• Public transit running on fumes
• 101 Freeway improvements underway
• ORGANIC art
• Pilots, airport reach rent compromise
• CI to Graduate Over 1,300 Students
• CI Students Capture American Planning Association Award
• Locals stand out at competition
• On their marks
• Datebook
• Festival entries
• Artists perform on Mother’s Day
• Sister is back in third ‘Late Nite Catechism’
• Watercolor for adults
• Master Chorale concludes season
• Center to exhibit high school art
• Comedy for moms, by moms
• Service helps young adults find work in competitive job market
• School tees off with tournament
• ACHS student president reflects on year’s accomplishments in school and community
• SAT practice test offered
• Somis school hosts reunion
• How to get involved with SOKM
• PVSD will recap the year’s music, art and dance highlights in May
• Students make the grade
• High school choirs sing at benefit
• Company Provides Inhome Care for Elderly
• Team has Short Sale Expertise
• Service Clears Clutter
• Nurse Gives the Facts on HCG and How It Helps Weight Loss
• Camarillo nonprofits awarded health grants
• Health system hires new CEO
• Deputy to discuss personal and home safety tips
• Seniors go digital to get fit
• Spring musical
• Bell Choir concert is free to public
• Kabbalah expert to speak to seniors
• Five Bedroom North Ranch Mediterranean Style Home
• Acorn celebrates royal wedding
• Turtle show benefits rescues
• Summer series offers free outdoor concerts
• All-around student honored
• Happy Mother’s Day
• Ride On educates community on therapy
• Pet of the Week
• Event benefits scholarship, legal funds
• St. John’s honored for sustainability
• Community Briefs
• Nothing for Mom
• Dogs shed light on Alzheimer’s
• Spontaneity helps smokers kick the habit
• Leader of nonprofit Somis Pantry awarded
• Art, wine lovers have good taste
• Plane crash answers her prayers
• Bilingual event promotes reading
• Mother’s Day tea and show
• Resident remembered as family man
• Business women present awards
• New home construction down in county
• Chinese delegates visit city
• Trash company reduced its carbon footprint
• Drunk drivers targeted
• Community Notes
• Make a date with the Acorn
• Where are tax dollars going?
• University’s budget cuts shed light on problem
• On Sunday, how about a break for Mom?
• Cartoon
• Camarillo
• Acorn takes flight
• Bowling center, skating rink discussed by city planners
• Drug bust nets kilo of cocaine
• A step back in time
• School district goes green to save green
• CI Professor To Receive President’s Award For Innovations In Teaching and Learning
• CI Presents Third Annual Faculty-Student Research Showcase
• Soccer squad scores in San Pedro
• Camarillo girls cruise to tourney title
• Locals let loose at Santa Clarita Showdown
• Scorpion boys’ tennis team dominates PVL from start to finish
• Don’t fall victim to tree scammers
• Social business class debuts at university
• Stephen Christie
• Three Bedroom Townhome In Agoura Hills
• Private Patio Has Views Of Open Space And A Mini-orchard
• Acupuncture balances health of organ system
• Gardens spring up on May Day to benefit Camarillo Hospice
• Christian school tees off with fundraiser
• Hundreds to gather in public prayer
• Datebook
• Salvation Army celebrates faith
• TOP 20 Local People of 2011
• Take in ‘High School Musical’ this weekend
• Exotic encounters
• Shipwreck docks at museum
• Student’s essay nets $1,000 prize
• Church art show
• Passing along Easter traditions
• Nominations open for outstanding women
• Hundreds of students to compete in track meet at Camarillo High
• School district recruits bilingual volunteers
• Stars come out for science night
• Acting troupe to come to Camarillo
• Osteoporosis prevention focus of seminar
• Comets streak to finish line
• Team wins in Santa Clarita
• Hospital names new chief nurse
• Have fun, get dirty in Mud Run
• He’s ready for the keys
• Community Briefs
• Pet pf the Week
• the Art of Diplomacy
• Grant to help put the brakes on speeders
• Breath analyzer recalled by county
• Hotels, motels join together to promote tourism
• Your turn to speak
• Congratulations to the Camarillo Acorn’s Top 20
• Political Cartoon
• Feds target Chuy’s franchise
• Sheriff’s academy graduates class of 24
• Camarillo
• Camarillo man, 80, killed in house fire
• Tell us your favorite Mom Moment
• High schools chief retires
• Egg-stra good time
• CI Students to Receive Honors, Awards at Ceremony, May 6, 2011
• CI’s California Institute for Social Business Announces Schedule for Fall 2011
• Scorpions take aim
• Oldies but goodies
• Camarillo, Rio Mesa dominating PVL spring sports
• Lost in translation
• Parents’ special ed group to meet
• RMHS students qualify for National Chemistry Olympiad test
• Hidden Hills French Country Estate With Custom Pool
• Bellydancing at Sisterhood
• Easter service at Camarillo House
• Camarillo churches celebrate Good Friday and Easter Sunday with services
• Calvary hosts Easter service
• Piano classics benefit churches
• Mormons to spruce up parks for volunteer day
• Book debuts
• Football coach to speak at National Day of Prayer Breakfast
• Improv comedy
• Conejo Valley Days partners with FOOD Share
• Harbor is hopping
• ‘Mathemagical’ talk at Baxter
• CLU student wins SCIART scholarship for artwork
• Datebook
• Success stories to help business
• Council discusses $125-million plan for citywide projects
• Bridal grand opening
• Pet of the Week
• Pianist to play U.S. debut of lost Mendelssohn piece
• Acorn Newspapers win four first-place prizes in 2010 Better Newspapers Contest
• Prescription drug drop-off
• Other Side of 50
• Casino night brings in funds for research
• County courts need child advocates
• Public invited to emergency forum at city hall
• Public comment welcomed for tsunami signs
• Family Men Don't Wear Name Brands
• Jail expands visitor hours
• Photo
• Somis school to host all-class reunion
• Earth Day brings out city’s green thumbs
• Community Briefs
• Planting a seed
• Position open on Rent Review Commission
• Where’s the slow growth?
• Decision for new high school is wrong
• Program aims to make teens better drivers
• Learn about foster care
• Nanny policing goes too far
• April a special month for the Acorn
• Cartoon
• Postal service warns of scam
• Camarillo man sentenced for fraud
• Camarillo
• Tell the Acorn your favorite Mom Moment
• Camarillo, T.O. may join forces to build desalter
• Tax impasse means more belt-tightening for CSUCI
• eatingright & havingfun
• CI To Host Film Screening for 'Race To Nowhere'
• CI Art Program to Host Jody Baral Exhibit: Did you know? I’m Sure, Maybe
• 'Why Do People Write?' Will Be Topic for May Meeting of Ventura County Writers Club
• CI Hosts 7th Annual Business and Technology Partnership
• CI to Host Career and Internship Fair
• CI to Hold Free Electronics Recycling Day
• CI to Host Conference On Social Justice In Education
• Dr. Alejandro Briseno to Address Students at CI and Oxnard College
• Easter Hunt and Crafts Fair
• Track and field twosome has history on its side
• Four Bedroom Single Story Home Near Schools And Parks
• Artist paints live to benefit center
• Music meets art in multimedia show
• The Acorn Epicurean
• Datebook
• Passover seders offered in Camarillo
• Funeral home hosts Easter sunrise service
• The Art of Being
• Easter event to benefit charity
• Volunteer weekend to improve mountain trails
• Teamwork earns studio first place
• Recipe contest ripe for the winning
• ACHS squad’s fight song sticks first place
• Agency seeks public’s input
• Tierra Linda girls dress the part
• Pet of the Week
• Students tour colleges, national park
• Girl, 10, given high praise
• Children to rock out at annual CineMagic
• Finance program teaches teens Checkbook 101 for college
• Expo strives to spark interest in science
• Community Briefs
• Council on Aging seeks candidates for board
• Wedded to running
• Club to award high school scholarships
• Young professionals roll the dice
• Camarillo resident gives wheel a spin
• County ranks 17th in state, nationwide health report shows
• Workshops available to caregivers
• Bob Kildee Community Park opens
• Tax protest in T.O. today
• Letter was in very poor taste
• A perfect weekend getaway
• Political Cartoon
• Alleged gang members arrested for robbery
• Camarillo
• Four on board walk away from plane crash
• Says traffic needs to be fully reviewed
• Park district seeks public’s input on proposed dog parks
• Conejo Creek development forum draws big interest
• TXT N DRV? THNK AGN
• CI Announces Budget Cuts
• CI and New West Symphony To Collaborate For Masterpiece Series Concert
• Camarillo baseball team cruising in Pacific View League play
• Freshmen fuel Scorpion track team
• Donations accepted for rummage sale
• Church debuts fashion show
• UMC hosts green fair
• Ministry grounded in Christian values
• Single-story Home In Las Posas Estates Features A Gourmet Kitchen
• Young Authors’ Fair celebrates literature
• St. Jude decathlon team does well in academic competition
• Schools to receive grant to provide produce
• Boys & Girls Club helps students form a positive image of police
• Hospital announces it will move long-term patients
• Play scores with a symphony of laughs
• Datebook
• Eagle Scouts take flight
• Church blesses plants and seeds
• Talk addresses military treatment of political prisoners and veterans
• Festival teaches natural science
• Students travel the world in a single day
• Annual Scandinavian Festival at CLU highlights Nordic culture and cuisine
• City’s flushing program to continue
• Tennis tourney a big hit
• Nonprofit encourages more affordable housing
• With tax day approaching, the IRS offers tips on how to make filing easier
• Enchilada dinners served
• Hop out for Cottontail Day
• Y invites families to get healthy
• Shredders prevent identity theft
• Community Briefs
• Pilot’s career takes flight
• Wants equal pay for women
• A very uncomfortable topic
• Area housing authority names new officers
• For the record
• Blood drive
• Let’s not get ‘sold upstream’
• Refurbish fire station
• Liked April 1 joke
• Know what to do if a dog attacks
• Caution required in school zone
• Political Cartoon
• Forum hits on the horrors of abuse
• Camarillo
• Eatery serves up a safe ride
• Parole officer accidentally shoots himself
• Homeless count up
• Event brings authors to life
• Professionally Upgraded Move-in- Ready Five-Bedroom Home
• Rodeo Realty Announces Its Company’s Top Producers For 2010
• Upgraded Westlake Village Condo
• PVL salutes prime-time performers
• Spartans trying to regain their footing
• Memory screening free to residents
• From Afghanistan to Zimbabwe, student knows his world map
• Get artistic
• Get fit, reduce stress with Pilates
• Massage school offered
• Camarillo firm offers a myriad of services
• Hearing Loss Association to meet
• Take classes to help manage diabetes
• More information helps speed up Social Security process
• Fibromyalgia to be discussed
• Get support for depression
• Seminar to focus on heart failure
• Cowboy up for hospital
• Church presents Music Fest ‘Positively Live’
• Center raises funds with spring fashion show
• Silent film about Jesus to be screened
• Compassion can require courage
• Student awarded for service
• CAPE fundraises with Comet Run 5K
• Camarillo Chamber of Commerce’s Top 10 Community Awards
• Fundraiser for K-9 units
• Pet of the Week
• Girl Scouts go dark to go green
• ‘Cuckoo’s Nest’ a head trip in time
• Datebook
• Animal shelter has spring special
• Strawberry Festival announces musical lineup
• Foster parenting information offered
• High school students learn alongside trade professionals
• Area shelter fighting dog flu
• Art show with local talent will help raise funds for search dogs
• Housing workshop
• Soroptimists honor women
• Boy Scouts safe after airlift rescue from camp
• Council discusses projects large, small
• Two teens arrested after alleged bus stop beatdown
• Oversight committee head says district is moving too fast
• Letter opener
• Where to donate for Japan relief fund
• Coordinator wants to clarify facts
• Take it slow in school zones
• Cartoon
• Suspected car burglar arrested
• Drug lord pleads guilty
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Patrol searches for credit card skimmers
• Council hands out $81,000 in grants
• City approves off-leash bird park
• Camarillo is county’s second-fastest-growing city, census shows
• Walkers put their best foot forward to stamp out hunger
• CI to Present Symposium On Environmental Disturbances In Gulf Of Mexico
• CI to host Children’s Reading Celebration and Young Authors’ Fair
• Camarillo pitcher spins a gem
• March Madness brings smiles to hoops squad
• Scorpions out to make a point
• Rabobank creates $15-million fund for small-farm loans
• CSUCI satellite offers new degrees
• Youth Arts Academy opens registration
• RMHS team wins Knowledge Bowl
• Real Estate
• Congregation does the work to refurbish church
• Shakespeare’s ‘Macbeth’ questions the power of fate and ambition
• Datebook
• Depression and bipolar disorder support group
• Camarillo man dies at 106
• Flag football league ready to kick off
• College Corner
• High school seniors presented as debutantes
• Camarillo designer wins awards
• Ventura County emergency council prepares students for disaster
• Motorcyclists raise funds for charity
• Family Men Don't Wear Name Brands
• Webcast shows faith in U.S.
• ‘Spring Showdown’ winners announced
• Gallery exhibits ‘Celebrating Life’
• Center hosts local artists
• County leaders gather at summit
• Camarillo Acorn on Vacation
• Animals benefit from car donations
• Pet of the Week
• Camarillo Hospice to host Spring Garden Tour
• Community Briefs
• Entries accepted for video contest
• Festival to showcase multimedia
• Library program offered
• Charity walk
• Young professionals double down
• Meadowlarks host tennis tourney
• On the Trail
• Grand jury seeks nominations
• The Other Side Of 50
• her ‘to-do’ list is never empty
• New lanes open on 118 freeway
• Holiday DUI arrests
• Help for those facing foreclosure
• Officials say earthquake, tsunami had little effect on California coastline
• Don’t push schools ‘off a cliff’
• Academic Olympics needs volunteers
• Opposes Conejo Creek development
• Where to donate for Japanese earthquake relief fund
• Cartoon
• Assembly member deploys to Afghanistan
• How to make a ‘date’ with the Camarillo Acorn
• Step outdoors and learn about surrounding mountains
• Camarillo
• Boy Scouts rescued during camping trip
• Talk about a water hazard
• Volunteers really deliver
• Fire and police training center to open next month
• Ventura County Writers Club Meeting
• CI Receives Approval For Undergraduate And Graduate Degrees In SB
• CI to Launch Institute for Global Economic Research
• CI to host STEM Expo at Ventura County Science Fair
• Spartan swimmers push the pace
• Rotary makes magic for brain injury center
• Workforce Investment Board seeks nominations
• Homeowners group offers free resources
• Free classes start for prediabetes patients
• Center offers legal workshop for caregivers
• It’s time to check batteries in fire alarms
• Support group changes meeting days
• Conejo Health Expo will offer screenings, panels and food
• Datebook
• Los Robles Master Chorale, Children’s Choir to present joint ‘Eternal Love’ concert
• ‘H.M.S. Pinafore’ entertains with swashbuckling sailors and salty comedy
• Church helps members find purpose
• Piano quintet to perform
• On the Trail
• Vatican official to speak in Camarillo
• Grants available for farmworker housing
• Railfest 2011 opens in Fillmore
• Aging discussed
• Pet of the Week
• Homeless veterans honored with military funeral at Pierce Brothers Memorial
• Golf tournament funds YMCA’s summer program
• Soccer team scores first in state tourney
• FOOD Share earns 2011 Health Champion Award
• Public speaking class offered
• High achiever applauded
• Local youth talk right and wrong at Rotary’s ethics conference
• CLU dance clinic for children
• Santa Rosa celebrates centennial with carnival
• The Other Side of 50
• Ask the Arborist
• Hospital displays ‘Renew’ exhibit
• Fire captain retires after 40 years
• Police host ID Theft-Fraud Prevention Day
• Students make delivery to Casa Pacifica
• Deputies destroy a ton of drugs
• Clinic to offer free evening pediatric care
• Brown named Volunteer of the Year
• Real estate fraud case results in 15-year sentence
• Schools take over after-school child care
• Block grant funding goes to eight charities, affordable housing
• Show was no garden party
• Says school board members are shortsighted
• Upset by district’s decision
• Wanted Gallegly to attend forum on immigration
• Who cares about the tax extension?
• Political Cartoon
• Simi police officer honored by MADD for DUI arrests
• In search of city’s Top 20
• Teen charged in robbery
• Arrest made in Somis slaying
• Camarillo
• They’re friends indeed
• All eyes on Sacramento
• Family fun at church fair
• HIGHFLYING SHOW
• Spartans can’t catch a break at SoCal Showdown
• Scorpions poised to strike
• Entrepreneur to advise on startup success tips
• CSUCI to discuss county’s future in business
• FOOD Share partners with CalFresh program for afforable food in county
• Artist gives free demo
• Slapstick musical charms vinyl collectors
• Datebook
• New librarian named
• Moorpark College to present spring play
• CLU speaker series to feature actor
• Musicians get jazzed for benefit
• Program connects home-schoolers
• CSUCI grant to advocate small businesses
• Students shine light on science
• ACHS to present comedy of American family
• Teen aspires to be a future leader, will attend D.C. conference
• Meetings on equestrian therapy to be presented
• Optimists give students special recognition
• Program wants to help youth sports stay positive
• Students’ fashion show a hit
• Pet of the Week
• Video contest open to youths
• Dons champs in basketball
• a sunny SITUATION
• School to host health fair
• Federal head of foster care visits Casa Pacifica
• Church bridges boundaries of culture and language
• The Nature of Things
• Take me out to the ball game
• Adult center hosts Ms. Senior Conejo pageant
• County organizations honored for Black History Month
• T.O. Plein Air Watercolorists open door to community
• Health fair provides low-cost services
• Multimedia social justice contest open to teens
• Soccer players clean up with car wash
• Shop to provide garden tips
• Community Briefs
• Seabees and school build relationships
• Man convicted of 29 felonies in fire fraud case
• For the recored
• Opposes taxes
• Tells parents to beware
• Let’s end lice-ism
• Political Cartoon
• For the record
• In search of city’s Top 20
• Camarillo man convicted of federal tax evasion charges
• Three injured in crash
• Stabbing suspect apprehended
• Four arrested in connection with robbery
• Camarillo
• Firefighter goes above, beyond
• Earns an ‘A’
• Park board votes to reduce pension costs for incoming employees
• It’s time to spring forward
• Preserving an ancient tradition
• CI Receives Keck Foundation Grant
• Professor writes original play
• Student shown appreciation
• Harry Potter club takes flight
• Reptiles slither into library program
• Free event raises awarness of teen challenges
• Santa Rosa celebrates its centennial
• Los Primeros takes league championship
• Hickman, Salazar advance to state wrestling tourney
• These Dons sit at the head of the table
• A season of great expectations for ACHS baseball team
• Datebook
• Art center launches fundraiser
• KCLU wins four Golden Mike awards
• Camarillo Café hosts open mike performances
• Camarillo residents named to dean’s lists for fall term
• The Movie Nut
• District okays new competition-size pool for high school
• Senator puts spotlight on animal shelter
• Pet of the Week
• Grace Reformed Church blends past and present
• Harrison extends its service area into Camarillo
• Cookbook signing serves up chance to meet author
• Supermarket’s grand opening takes a fresh look at shopping
• Patient forms county’s first dialysis support group
• Police pace themselves for charity
• Save a life, don’t text and drive
• Community Briefs
• Child’s question sparks collaboration
• Feels ‘betrayed’ by district
• Group celebrates centennial of 19th Amendment
• Guest opinion
• For the record
• Believes pastor didn’t show enough compassion
• Development may affect Navy base
• What would happen if . . .
• Political Cartoon
• In search of city’s Top 20
• Camarillo
• Shopping center’s groundbreaking inches forward
• Musical tips its cap to Seuss
• Council approves details for special district
• Oodles of fun
• Board votes to build high school in Camarillo
• CI’s Business and Technology Partnership To Host Business Breakfast
• CI's Lacayo Institute For Workforce and Community Studies Receives $100,000 Grant From Verizon
• Channel Islands To Present Original Play By Faculty Member
• Camarillo’s Lariviere lands scholarship
• Hickman powers into Masters
• Scorpions sent packing on golden goal
• World-class ballet company twirling into T.O.
• Date Book
• Gifts to aid children’s club
• Camarillo Community Theatre wins big at awards event
• Show to benefit brain injury
• Women’s Council Of Realtors Event
• The Master Bedroom Has Direct Access To Shaded Covered Porch
• Hospital’s talent show fundraiser for patients
• Camarillo Health Care District offers community programs
• Baptists host open house
• Organist will perform first-anniversary concert
• Congregation rebuilds Camarillo church
• Pet of the Week
• Horses race for the money
• Children cozy up for story time with seniors
• Students create valentines for troops
• Former schools chief honored
• T.O. radio station revamps brand with a variety of music
• Financial planning firm welcomes new execs
• School presents ‘Seussical Jr.’
• Local art show displays youthful masterpieces
• A helping hand
• Meeting about foster care
• Police host child fingerprinting
• Event to benefit military and families
• Video game company scores bonus points
• In search of Top 20
• Doesn’t like TV pundit
• ‘Stop killing our trees’
• Save for a rainy day
• No more ‘Big Money’
• Top Ten a deserving group
• Political Cartoon
• Pastor pleads guilty to felony charges
• Camarillo
• Arrest made in homicide
• Charity roars to life
• Camarillo schools in favor of tax extension
• a CHILL in the AIR
• O’Connell To Receive Honorary Degree From CI
• CI Leads California Geospatial Network To Focus On Coastal Management
• CI Plans Symposium and Weeklong Programs During National Eating Disorder Awareness Week
• Take Your Camarillo Acorn on Vacation
• Photos
• Single Story Home On A Corner Lot
• Baseball title games return to Chavez Ravine
• Camarillo Eagle girls soar to a pair of soccer championships
• Spartans survive rugged playoff opener
• Maulhardt does the heavy lifting as Camarillo muscles into Round 2
• A 1913 Baldwin Steam Engine rolls into the Fillmore train station
• Chamber sings holy classics
• ‘Les Misérables’ showcases youths’ musical talent, Parisian passion
• County healthcare agency names new head
• Perfomance a satirical look at pop culture
• Landscape show features 13 artists
• Engineering scholarship for seniors
• Golf tourney to raise funds for magnet school
• Misconceptions about learning disabilities may delay getting help
• Pet of the Week
• Family Men Don't Wear Name Brands
• Historical stories at library
• Cleanup of dog park will have tails wagging
• Sex in Bible discussed
• Christians to turn memories into quilts
• The Art of Being
• Datebook
• Free recruitment for employers
• Social Security recipients may need special tax form
• Free surgical seminar for chronic sinus sufferers
• Trial lawyer named to health district board
• Health hotline celebrates anniversary
• Small businesses impact local economy
• New group will help disabled kids have fun
• Community Briefs
• Class reunion
• Take trip to see stars
• Teens hope can drive will keep principal out of office
• In search of Top 20
• Says freedom of speech applies to all
• Wants council to be paid more
• Your turn to sound off on taxes
• Baseball league ponies up big for new fields
• Camarillo man arrested in connection with home burglary
• fundraiser is a slam dunk
• Camarillo
• Victims share their pain
• Softball swings into action
• School gym takes principal’s name
• Leaupepe sisters power ACHS hoops squad
• Soto steals the show as Spartans secure PVL crown
• The Art of Being
• Free support to find the right employee
• Ventura County’s economy to improve slowly but surely, says expert
• Life-size sculptures debut in gallery
• ‘Oliver!’ hits the right notes
• Datebook
• University prepares high schoolers in math and English
• Valentine’s Day dance brings out the young at heart
• Volunteers needed for hospice caregiving
• Movement keeps joints from rusting
• YMCA campaigns for youth
• Sit-athon raises money for Uganda
• Love Stories. . .
• Take Your Camarillo Acorn on Vacation
• Pet of the Week
• Preschool open house for parents
• Teachers are ‘lovin’ it’
• Library welcomes new librarian
• Events at art center
• Snow play is very cool
• Festival features short films that celebrate adventure
• Seminar to address condor recovery
• Kimball named Educator of the Month
• Donations needed after break-in at charity
• Welcoming the Year of the Rabbit
• Fundraiser for the dogs
• Commercial shot in Camarillo airs during Super Bowl, wins $1 million
• A budget-friendly date even Cupid would swoon for
• Barrios named commander
• PONY baseball hits a homerun
• Dems host voter registration training
• Camarillo hires new assistant city manager
• Takes umbrage with letter
• Jesus Christ in church’s name
• State senator says governor is using ‘scare tactics’
• Love abounds in the Acorn
• Countywide homeless count first step in addressing problem
• In search of city’s Top 20
• Gwen A.. Johnson
• Park improvements ongoing
• U.S. Secret Service agent accidentally shoots himself
• wedding ring brought full circle
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Dancing time!
• City lays out long-term $300-million plan
• CI Team Helps National Park Service Focus on Underserved Students as Future Park Users
• CI to Present Spring Environmental Lecture Series
• CI Program Urges Respect for Differences
• PVL wrestling finals at Camarillo
• Football’s finest honored by Southern Section
• Texas tussle: Packers or Steelers, who wins Super Bowl XLV?
• Run for love
• Chamber announces its outstanding Top 10
• Jet company completes expansion
• Philharmonic showcases youth
• ‘Oliver!’ debuts tomorrow
• Charity at heart of church’s gospel
• Theater and high school build new relationship
• Datebook
• Art classes
• A rewarding lunch
• College Corner
• Pet of the Week
• Basket-making workshops
• A reason to celebrate
• Group helps members cope with grief
• Trustee named volunteer of the year
• Pediatrician joins family health center
• Prudential California Realty Donates Fruit To Manna
• CLU production invited to L.A. festival
• Go wild with Los Padres Sierra Club
• Forum to focus on Supreme Court decisions
• South American cuisine entices diners
• Computers go from high-tech to trash
• In search of city’s Top 20
• Learn about native plants
• Jamming at the café
• Become a city ambassador
• Drum group to ring in Chinese New Year with a bang
• Says letter was ‘hurtful’
• Supports a special district
• Do youth sports cost too much?
• Camarillo
• Council gives vibrating crosswalks a green light
• Suspect in Somis shooting turns himself into police
• Slain man identified
• Pool plans downsized
• Trustees indicate new high school likely
• Roller derby queen
• CSU Channel Islands News - Feb 1, 2011
• CI Emphasizes Focus on Preparing Pre-College Students for College Academics
• Team stings the competition
• Not the man he used to be
• Small businesses, big impact
• University hosts public choir auditions
• ‘Rent’ showstoppers return for an encore in Simi
• Datebook
• Women to lead church services
• Jubilee, a place of prayer
• Health Briefs
• Student creates a buzz
• Student honored
• Strawberry Festival gives sweet scholarships
• Young musicians rise to top
• Children qualify for state competition
• Pool fun builds endurance, self-confidence for ‘group of four’
• Roll dice to support schools at Casino Night
• Coffeehouse shows art in black & white
• Record donation from festivals
• Pet of the Week
• Winter germs sneak into classroom corners
• Sheriff to be keynote speaker
• Time for baby boomers to apply for Medicare
• Seniors shoot to win
• Museum to look at history of valentines
• Housing permits up 46 percent since 2009
• Community Briefs
• Cops have new tool in fight against DUI
• Murder suspect pleads not guilty to 2008 stabbing
• Workshop for special education
• Father-daughter dance at the Y
• Gorell talks about the budget with residents
• an evolution in makeup
• Gives community a big thank-you
• Clean up after your dog
• Writer says Mormons are not Christians
• Gallegly has ‘selfish attitude’
• The power of small business
• Political Cartoon
• Camarillo
• St. John’s names new nursing chief
• Body found on roadside
• Carden buys property to grow campus
• Council votes to protect city funds from state
• ‘How’d she convince me to get on this thing?’
• ‘Women Beyond Borders: What’s a Box Got to Do With It? Reflections on the Body’ Upcoming Exhibit At CI
• Showdown Sunday: Who’s going to the Super Bowl?
• Camarillo’s Virant commits to UCLA
• Rio Mesa rises up
• Chamber CEO settling into new job
• Ocean sport sale to benefit county schools
• Art gallery showcases talented teens
• Datebook
• A ‘whale’ of a photo exhibit
• ‘BFG’ stomps into community theater
• A golden award
• PVSD starts registration for 2011-12 school year
• Nominees sought for unsung hero award
• Team goes the extra mile to win
• Stop smoking with free class
• Seminar to focus on nerve disorder
• Neurologist joins hospital group
• Mormons invite community in
• Rummage sale needs donations
• Community Briefs
• Pet Of The Week
• CAPE hosts open house
• Women continue their commitment to weight loss
• Hospice offers support group
• City may acquire abandoned property
• Doesn’t like special district
• Priest clarifies Orthodox beliefs
• Cartoon
• Our mind-set must change
• Auto thefts from naval base
• Camarillo
• Jobless forecast murky
• Brownies take a bite out of rally
• Heroin use in Camarillo
• Heroin on the rise
• Study shows landowners support special district
• Keeping their stride
• Caring for Calves: The Art And Science Of Understanding Hawaii’s Humpback Whales
• CI to Host Performance 'New Faces of America'
• CI Choir To Hold Auditions For New Season
• ACHS boys trying to keep pace with Rio Mesa
• Scorpion wrestlers provide the power
• Private Backyard Features A Patio, Built-in BBQ And Mountain Views
• CMH to offer free mammograms
• Got that mojo workin’
• Play review
• Datebook
• Trinity’s members are called to serve
• Unhappy at work? Experts offer advice to get workers back on track
• Preschool fair to benefit parents
• Art center offers kids’ classes
• Scholarships for science and aviation
• Camarillo Acorn on Vacation
• Expect a ‘Landslide’ in Agoura
• WOOF—
• Have your cake and wear it, too
• Whale watching excursions
• Bird-watching field trips presented by Audubon
• Foster children need care
• Two students shine for Optimist Club
• Give us your best
• Thumbs up for movie reviews
• Political Cartoon
• Restaurant to host grand opening
• Volunteers continue their mission to support library
• Community Briefs
• Night of chili, bingo
• a FAMILY tradition
• Park district board begins new year with full agenda
• Camarillo
• Meet state representative
• CHP reports significant drop in traffic fatalities for East County
• Chamber hires new president
• History lesson takes students back in time
• Training for the real thing
• Homeless count needs volunteers
• CI Receives Carnegie Community Engagement Award
• Area talent to play for BCS national title
• Scorpions begin believing
• Free support for small businesses
• Chamber CEO is bid farewell
• Hospital names new chief of staff
• Amgen drug may aid in treatment of prostate cancer
• ACHS students to display artwork in Old Town studio
• The Movie Nut
• Datebook
• Church members put faith into action
• A REAL TWEETY—
• Nature of Things
• Group helps stroke victims
• Class moves its hips to the music
• Team eats up competition
• College Corner
• Toddler program starting soon
• University provides classes for students over 50
• Foundation offers two new scholarships
• Brownies need volunteers for competition
• Musicians step off the stage
• Auditions for ‘The Producers’
• Ask The Arborist
• Writers club doesn’t want new location to be a mystery
• Other Side Of 50
• Lynn M. Jones, PhD
• A pilot’s license brings freedom and flexibility
• Teachers spend out of pocket
• County Red Cross honored
• Join weight-loss challenge
• Marriott completes $4-million renovation
• Hospice hosts annual meeting
• Animal hospital pairs vets with pets
• Tale of Molly Brown part of luncheon
• Commercial made in Old Town has a shot to air during Super Bowl
• Challenges await sheriff
• Cartoon
• Passport to the imagination
• MLK Day won’t affect trash pickup
• Much stays the same for Camarillo Library
• Design given for Old Town property
• By the numbers
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Hospice, Boys & Girls Club receive healthy grants
• Dean takes office as Ventura County sheriff
• Hire a Hero For The Day!
• Rio Mesa wrestlers getting defensive
• AYSO team wins division championship
• Bullying topic of temple program
• Girl Scouts to host a tasty rally
• Conejo Valley Audubon flocks to the field
• A lot going on at Camarillo Y
• Azusa grad
• Cornerstone open house
• Program gives students real-world experience
• Zan and Larry Bernhardt
• Single Story Home In Las Posas Estates In Camarillo
• Pet of the Week
• Camarillo
• Looking to keep New Year’s resolutions? Follow experts’ advice
• Agrees with letter written
• Public versus private part II
• Says private, public schools should have separate leagues
• Slippery roads pose threat to drivers
• Learning to ride
• Managing rain is a balancing act
• Woman, 84, lost on Christmas Eve, is found
• 10 ’10 for
• Family-oriented church is a daily home for its members
• Reach Out to Camarillo
• A year of success and a year of possibilities
• Cartoon
• Restaurants expecting big New Year’s turnout
• Patrons need new library cards
• Datebook
• Increased holiday spending has retailers popping the bubbly for New Year’s
• No need to recruit when players, parents come knocking
• Pacific View honors fall’s finest
• Rio Mesa student competes on court despite being deaf
• Artists don’t water down their work
• Camarillo
• GOOD BOY—
• Finding shelter
• Median plants obstruct drivers’ views of roads
• Take care with yuletide home decorations
• Video game company aims to raise $100,000 for charity
• Cliff Williams to retire after 28 years with CHP
• He’s checking it twice
• Choir sparks yuletide spirit
• Teach children true meaning of Christmas with family traditions
• Club event benefits needy families
• Christmas services abound
• Christians ring in New Year
• Little girls sure are angelic
• This holiday season, put your gadgets down and pick your heads up
• Cartoon
• Festival gets jazzed up with competition
• New director to head Regional Art Museum
• Datebook
• Community Briefs
• Competition open to artists
• Foster families needed for county children
• A truly moving light show
• Driving safety class offered for teens
• Heavy rains raise risk of flooding
• Counselors use know-how to start consulting firm
• Grateful CI Alum Returns To Campus With A Gift
• CI Recognized For Web Site Accessibility For The Blind
• Two CI Students Named Finalists For Glenn Nagel Undergraduate Research Award
• Eagles ride a wave of success at Surf Cup
• Scorpions still searching for a striker
• Team Victory lives up to its name
• Track energy use online
• CSUCI donates gifts to Camarillo charity
• Scouts bring yuletide spirit to seniors
• The Rear Patio Overlooks The 17th Tee Of A Golf Course
• Patty Cappuccino
• Christie Neal
• Sabrina Simpson
• Suzee and Darryl Woods
• Sharon Miyahira
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Lisa Topor
• Stay safe this holiday season
• Sheriff’s deputy fends off, shoots attacker
• Pet of the Week
• Mom of six a hit on the field
• Says Hitler comparison is offensive
• Take heed when hiking in backcountry
• Crosswalk to be made safer
• Dizdar Park a done deal
• New trustees join school boards
• It’s a toasty winter Wonderland
• Ancient therapy heals stress
• AYSO boys make teams ‘green’ with envy
• Theater presents holiday show
• Santa trades sleigh for Metrolink
• Tales of Antarctica to be shared
• Predators capture first-place trophy
• Nativities are works of art
• Temple serves Christmas dinner
• Master Chorale will stage holiday concert
• Chabad strives to be a beacon of light
• Do plastic bags decompose once thrown away?
• Aren’t we better than Tulsa?
• Art contest for teens
• Gingerbread village on display at Four Seasons
• Datebook
• Holiday trash service schedule
• Community Briefs
• County GOP reorganizes
• Wish Night auction
• Scout sells his way to Lakers game
• Rescue mission gives away toys
• Tall ships to sail into Oxnard harbor
• Man charged with 2008 slaying of Camarillo teen
• Two former Vitesse executives plead not guilty to securities fraud
• Plastic bag ban hits snag in Sacramento
• Cartoon
• New chapter begins for library
• Gym supports Oxnard thrift store
• New Mini Cooper dealership breaks ground
• CI’s Small Business Institute Helps Local Businesses
• Acorn on vacation
• For Rio Mesa, winning tastes better than berry pie
• Eagles win League Cup championship
• AYSO team strikes gold on field
• Silver Stinger program is golden
• Preschool to host Christmas show
• Well-written essays garner awards
• Camarillo
• Getting a second chance
• Family Men Don't Wear Name Brands
• Hospital goes green with art exhibit
• Camarillo man heads back to school, finds success and a future
• Camarillo family wins contest, hits the road
• The danger of inflation
• Stop smoking
• Donation to benefit Senior Lunch Program
• Be observant when visiting the elderly this holiday
• Pet of the Week
• ALS meeting
• Powers is county ’s new CEO
• Holiday magic sweetens Old Town
• Council trades seats
• Night of Light
• Ministry work ‘energizes’ pastor
• Dinner party to help remind seniors they are ‘important and loved’
• Tips for pet adoption
• Deck the halls at concert
• Faith Briefs
• Pitching in on DUI crackdown
• Cartoon
• Santa brings cheer to High Street theater
• Date Book
• Rotary Club’s holiday coat drive underway
• Community Briefs
• Metrolink buys safety-enhanced railcars
• Rouse to retire after 32 years in law enforcement
• Christmas Parade is tomorrow
• Class connects students with nonprofits
• CI Students Organize Holiday Gift Drive To Benefit Casa Pacifica
• CI Art Program Presents ‘Student Art Sale Extravaganza!’
• CI’s President Rush Speaks At Global Social Business Summit In Germany
• Camarillo Acorn on Vacation
• Half marathon takes runners from Santa to the sea
• Local teams leave emotions on the field
• Size in the paint is Scorpions’ big asset
• Camarillo boys finish fifth at state meet
• V.C. Venom slithers into first place
• Smurfs go out on top
• Key to reading is to make it fun
• Preschool celebrates Mickey
• Team puts competition on ice
• December events at YMCA
• CAPE hosts open house
• Revamped website improves scholarship application process
• Portable classrooms added to accommodate preschool, child care
• Contemporary 2 Bedroom Condo In The Lennar Tract, Ventura
• Newbury Park Home Features A Backyard Waterfall And Pond
• Pet of the Week
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• Nonprofit displays hundreds of nativity scenes, raises money to benefit homeless
• Parade of Lights at harbor
• In appreciation of volunteers
• Daughters of the American Revolution to host Christmas party
• Art show puts university students in the spotlight
• Take time to give thanks
• Thinks campaign should be proactive
• Annual tree lighting campaign benefits Camarillo Hospice
• Budget cuts at top mean more money in classrooms
• Only 22 days left till Christmas
• Church opposes Dizdar project
• The beauty of Pleasant Valley
• Farmers market seeks volunteers
• It’s already that time of year
• Methodists to stage living nativity
• Softball game is girl’s mitzvah project
• Chabad of Camarillo celebrates Hanukkah
• Pastor leads ‘Christ-centered’ church
• Should PVSD seek a merger?
• Cartoon
• Choir to perform concerts
• Holiday market at gallery
• Major, minor actors shine in ‘Kate’ at Conejo Players
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• Clothes drive for family shelter
• Outdoor ice skating at The Lakes
• Ventura County cities brace for massive prisoner reentry
• Senator to host open house
• Housing nonprofit seeks new director
• Business park under new ownership
• Former LA Times Executive to Speak at CSU Channel Islands
• Scorpions looking to snap Serra’s long winning streak
• Camarillo boys punch ticket to Fresno
• Water polo title a win for entire Rio Mesa program
• Pajama party with Santa
• Students show good writing, character
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Restored train in service by Christmas
• Veterans foundation, nonprofit group hope to raise $75,000
• Sleigh rides at harbor
• Shop at holiday boutique
• Christian women’s club hosts luncheon
• Pet of the Week
• Tourney for charity
• Camarillo High senior gives students a voice on board
• Public health agency offers free stop-smoking classes
• St. John’s appoints new hospital president
• Principal’s promise has a lot of appeal
• Scout’s mom gives thanks
• Let’s help special needs teens
• Help needed
• Program assists U.S. troops returning home
• Resolution may help jump-start economy
• Rio Mesa Spartans go third and won
• Warming hearts, feeding families
• Church is a ‘family of Christian people’
• What the recession means to a teenager
• Leave the Grinch in Whoville
• Artist’s work is illuminated
• Gallery’s art exhibit to feature small works in many media
• Book chronicles woman’s humanitarian trip to Russia
• Big band to rock Kavli Theatre
• Cartoon
• Datebook
• Community Briefs
• Campaign to make drivers safer
• Recorder’s office extends hours
• For the record
• Building new road to education
• Amgen awards $1 million each to 13 universities
• Choir Announces Upcoming Concert Dates
• Unmanned Systems Focus of CI Business and Technology Partnership Holiday Mixer
• CI Receives Amgen Scholarship for Biotechnology and Bioinformatics
• Camarillo Acorn on Vacation
• Rio Mesa, Camarillo face tough tests in opening round of Western Division playoffs
• Cross country runners chasing Southern Section immortality
• Spartans take aim at CIF crown
• Students honor war veterans in ceremony
• OUHSD toy, food drive
• University to break ground on new entrance
• Investing in Camarillo students
• Kevin Godley
• Ruth Rose
• Single-story Country French Home Located In Sunset Ridge
• Sheriff's Blotter
• 98 and counting
• Sanitary district adds farm to sewer system
• County bikers make a toy run for charity
• Ditch relocated to entice hotel developers
• Students bring home hardware from tourney
• Tuition hikes to sustain boost in student enrollment
• City Council
• Wants city to slow its growth
• Camarillo’s Phillpott inspiration for run
• Library workers may face layoffs
• There’s nothing better than a good book
• Grant will help area CHP make 118 safer for motorists
• Students show appreciation
• State of the county a mix of good, bad news
• ‘Is it really mine?’
• PathPoint celebrates 25 years of helping people with disabilities find work
• Faith Briefs
• Freedom from want
• Cartoon
• Camarillo dancers will help ballet company bring classic to life
• Datebook
• Pet of the Week
• Community Notes
• Community Briefs
• Road rage shooting leads to arrest
• Hit-and-run suspect remains in jail
• Chamber committee continues vetting process for new CEO
• CI Students Win Top Honors at CSU Media Arts Festival
• CI launches Henry L. 'Hank' Lacayo Institute For Workforce And Community Studies With Grant From SCE
• CI To Hold Groundbreaking For New University Entrance
• League title on the line tonight
• Rabbi finds, shares comfort through Judaism
• CI Welcomes Father Gregory Boyle To Campus
• University to host priest’s book signing
• Cartoon
• CIF playoff update
• Nov. 11 and why it’s so special
• Clean sweep for Camarillo girls’ volleyball program
• Holiday celebrates life, death
• Jog-athons have students moving their feet to raise money
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• Sheriff-elect Dean restructures command staff, announces hires
• Help send a child to camp
• VISTA fares to climb 25 percent
• Community Briefs
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Mentors needed
• Campaign to help clean county’s watershed
• Shelter work is emotionally draining
• Funeral home honors vets with ceremony
• Hall of Famer fondly remembered
• Volunteers put faith into action with Many Meals
• Simi man killed in Camarillo crash
• Says OUHSD board deceitful
• A pet’s paradise
• Enough with the broken promises
• Camarillo set to prosper in economic recovery, expert says
• Shop at hospital boutique
• City, park district agree on Dizdar Park sale
• Workshop for caregivers
• It’s a sweet fundraiser
• Volunteers put training to the test
• CI To Hold Programs For ‘Echoes Of Nationalism And Revolution’
• CI Adopts Fast Multi-Modal Communication Service To Enhance Emergency Preparedness
• Art center showcases winning entries
• Grant will make police station safer
• Agents Awarded
• Open auditions for ‘Oliver!’
• State cuts city’s transportation funds by $1 million
• Spacious Single Story Home Near Schools, Parks And Shopping
• Sisters are cute as kittens
• Gorell wins bid for Assembly; Gallegly to serve 13th Congressional term
• CHP offers driving program for teens
• Datebook
• Elections shake up school boards; council remains intact
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Acorn on vacation
• Court to hear veterans’ cases
• Simple steps to help children avoid germs
• Quick Kiss?
• County championships top-10 race results
• It’s time to check smoke alarms
• Community kids have ghoulishly good time
• Black Beauty
• Camarillo boys loving life at Lake Casitas
• City to update community design plan
• WWII fighter plane to roar over Camarillo
• Flight attendant gathers gifts for troops
• University unveils new production studio
• Other Side of 50
• Countrywide hotline helps families find services
• Activities at the library
• CLU to celebrate international students
• New business takes flight
• Blues band to appear at temple
• Veterans Day trash schedule
• Adventures in food
• Oaks Chamber Singers to perform at Methodist Church
• Toy run to end in Camarillo
• Family meals can boost student achievement
• The Art Of Being
• Polio group
• School Briefs
• Check out Egyptian Festival at Simi church
• CMH hosts diabetes health fair
• School district wants to hire energy consulting firm
• Superintendent explains district’s decision
• Enjoy fires, but keep house safe
• Book fest
• Communication is key
• Mental illness often goes untreated
• Press box naming an easy call
• Cartoon
• Team proves real men wear yellow
• High school marching bands to compete
• Youth concert
• Get ready to set clocks back
• Foundation to host fundraiser for schools
• Datebook
• Free flu vaccinations
• Banefield Supporter
• Fulbright Scholar joins university’s faculty
• Curriculum supports Habitat
• District, union consider what’s fair
• Pair of voters support Benefield
• Deputies show they have class
• CI Receives Two U.S. Department of Education Grants Worth Over $6 Million
• Public invited to ‘Boo at the Zoo’
• Church’s design gets the go-ahead
• More Valles Support
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Commission agrees to subdivide property
• Camarillo checks out of county library system
• Valles Supporter
• Pet of The Week
• GOP women donate books to schools
• He promises to leave gore at the door
• Valles Backer
• Shelter has new campaign
• Pumpkin patch is gourds of fun
• High school district votes to build on land it doesn’t own
• Valles backers show their support
• Flynn Road: where the sidewalk ends
• Holiday boutique to benefit parochial school
• Pastor has helped guide church’s growth for 27 years
• Wants illegal immigrants out
• Doesn’t want library privatized
• FOOD Share kicks off Tackle Hunger campaign
• St. John’s alumnus appointed head of San Antonio archdiocese
• Doesn’t support Elton Gallegly
• Says facts were wrong
• Cosmetic contact lenses can be a spooky choice on Halloween
• Stay safe on Halloween
• Incumbent is ‘country’s knight’
• Supports library
• CI Professor And Students Present Reading From New One Act Plays
• Fire department hosts blood drive at airport
• Cartoon
• Signs of the time?
• Is development out of hand?
• Police department offers driving safety class for seniors
• Good friends meet hard times in acclaimed ‘Rent’
• Wants Gallegly to stay in office
• Backs Lerner for board
• Camarillo Acorn on Vacation
• Community Briefs
• Open casting call for play
• Sheriff backs Gallegly
• Likes Schlangen for council
• Camarillo, Oxnard brace for battle
• Free career assistance
• Authors Day to feature diverse writers
• An Allison supporter
• Thinks Valenzano is right choice
• Things looking good for Rio Mesa
• Mix of restaurants opening in town
• Chorale announces new season lineup
• CHCD offers a variety of classes
• Wants change for PVSD school board
• ACHS play
• Play offers look at quirky Russian aristocrats
• ‘Light up a life’ with donation
• Also likes Villa for council
• College Corner
• Halloween Fun
• Volunteers serve crowd and cause
• She’ll vote for Villa
• Healthy choices at heart of Red Ribbon Week
• CI Students Named Finalists In CSU Media Arts Festival Competition
• CI Unveils Expanded Facilities For Art Program And Mike Curb Studios
• Top U.S. Economist And Endowed Professor at CI to Speak
• CI To Enroll New Transfer Students For Spring 2011
• CI Welcomes Fulbright Scholar To Campus
• CI Faculty Member Presents Reading From Memoir
• CI Announces $300,000 Hilton Foundation Grant for California Institute for Social Business
• CI To Enroll New Transfer Students For Spring 2011
• New Orleans Jazz Orchestra To Play At CSU Channel Islands
• The Art of Being
• Wants four more years for McDonald
• Incumbent wants his financial experience to benefit school district
• Listening with rapt attention
• Sheriff’s Blotter to resume next week
• Ban on plastic bags a bad idea
• Candidate Paroski focuses on math and science
• Chief Dep. Rouse retires
• New high school in hands of voters? Looks like it
• Benefield is best choice for schools
• Miller says work on school board is her way to give back
• City, district to hold shredding event
• Cartoon
• Candidate will put students first
• Pet of the Week
• Kuske wants change on board
• Learn about proper use of landscape
• County resident among Latin Grammy nominees
• Will vote for Socorro Hanson
• Entertainer, politico praises Reagan but skewers Obama
• Take your Camarillo Acorn on vacation
• Grow veggies
• Cast shines in High Street’s ‘Evita’
• Incumbents deserve our votes
• Time to clean house in D.C.
• Pacific View standings
• Dressing up for a charitable cause
• Writing contest
• Council not so fiscally sound
• Humane Society supports Gallegly
• Camarillo eager to send a message in PVL opener
• Lerner: budget management, community involvement are key
• Exhibit to showcase female artists
• Cyclist responds to sidewalk passing
• Gallegly works hard for his district
• Meet the staff at Frontier High
• CI’s President’s Dinner to Award Lagomarsino Award to Mark Hartley
• Regents choose CSUCI’s Wylie for post
• The Movie Nut
• Fast growth has hurt Camarillo
• Tim Allison Deserves Support
• Series offers variety of subjects
• Local Business Briefs
• Concert will benefit UNICEF
• Free workshop at CHCD
• Wishes Retirement on Gallegly
• Robot program gets grant
• It’s some really scary stuff . . . but it sure is fun
• Holocaust survivor to sign book
• Brothers take awards at karate tourney
• Allison Supporter
• First substainable building to open at CLU
• College theater to pay the ‘Rent’
• Free health seminar
• Supports Tim Allison
• Weeklong celebration to promote good charactor
• Datebook
• Pleasant Valley school board candidates give voters broad choice
• Support Allison for U.S. Congress
• La Reina High to host open house
• Community Briefs
• Scam buster shows how it’s done
• Supports Roy Villa
• He’s Educator of the Year
• Young musicians in tune with community
• Endorses Roy Villa
• Jog for fitness, fun
• Charity race is blend of sculpture, movement
• Faith Briefs
• Vote for Villa for City Council
• Rust says district has turned a ‘deaf ear’ to community
• Appreciating a very special museum in Camarillo
• Science Carnival: Hands-On Science Fun For The Whole Family
• The Art of Being
• Pet of the Week
• Photography contest
• She’ll back Edmonds
• College Corner
• Scratchboard art
• Test for breast cancer
• Deana Albarran
• Audiences may find ‘Sorcerer’ enchanting
• Resource center offers respite, help
• Judy Dougherty
• Datebook
• Library on council’s agenda next week
• Roy Brasher
• Community Briefs
• Cops serve up smiles, food for charity
• First Neighborhood Remodel Home Has A Pool And Spa
• GOP opens new offices
• High school district to repay government $5.6 million
• New rules for inmates’ mail
• Alamillo wants to build a magnet school in city
• Setting sun paints an unforgettable autumn skyline
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Both challengers for OUHSD board support new campus in Camarillo
• The Art of Being
• Fire department celebrates promotions
• Robert Valles Interview
• Check out ‘Extreme Quilters’
• She doesn’t want finger pointing
• Ken Benefield Interview
• Walking group stays young at heart
• Thinks school board needs new blood
• Incumbents differ on key issues
• Forum at CLU to look at domestic violence
• Also likes Villa for council
• Masry wants state to have a vision
• Temple event
• Writer touts Villa’s experience
• Free business forum offers assistance
• Do you want a new high school in Camarillo?
• Says incumbents must go
• Camarillo Acorn on Vacation
• Classes help women take financial control
• Cartoon
• Former city manager backs Craven
• Sometimes football is life or death
• Girl’s business idea a real gem
• Theater presents ‘Footloose’
• Will vote for Lopez Hanson
• School Briefs
• Pet of the Week
• Supports candidates who support new high school
• Colleges partner for business program
• CI Opens For Fall 2011
• Deborah Wylie Appointed UC Associate Vice President – Capital Resources Management
• CI Art Gallery In Camarillo Announces Next Artists: Deb Haugen And Evani Lupinek
• CI To Break Ground for North Hall Construction Project
• CI’s MVS School of Business and Economics Presents 2010 Fall Speaker Series
• Day in the park good for kids and parents
• The Art of Being
• Doesn’t like the incumbents
• Deputy arrested on charges of sex with a minor
• What’s the hold up with Dizdar?
• Candidate brings ‘positive value’
• Scorpions aren’t shy about it: They’re gunning for Rio Mesa
• Learning job search skills
• Cartoon
• Says ‘we need more people like Socorro’
• Learn about chaparral’s uniqueness
• The Acorn Newspapers announce new editor lineup
• New York Met comes to Camarillo
• Wants new high school in Camarillo
• Workshop teaches parents how to deal with teenage angst
• Los Robles Master Chorale to have first young composer competition
• A vote for Allison
• Looking for volunteers
• Celebrating a German tradition
• Likes candidate with new ideas
• Educators’ form explores art initiative
• THURS., OCT. 7
• Fundraiser will help non-profit
• Harnessing the power of the sun
• WED., OCT. 6
• Classes teach basic, infant resuscitation
• Sheriff's Blotter
• TUES., OCT. 5
• Untitled
• Three seek two seats on park board
• MON., OCT. 4
• New law makes it easier to open emergency shelters
• Edward Chen Recognized
• SUN., OCT. 3
• Jazz fest ticket sales up over last year
• Annick Faict Recognized
• SAT., OCT. 2
• 2010 Acorn on Vacation winner
• Liz Beaudion Recognized
• FRI., OCT. 1
• Mayor: ‘We’re very, very blessed’
• New CEO lauds volunteers’ efforts
• Take Your Camarillo Acorn on Vacation 2010 Photo Contest
• Pet of the Week
• Volunteers critical to Red Cross success receive their recognition
• Community Briefs
• Harvest fest opens today
• He’ll vote for Ferial Masry
• Digital crime maps added to county sheriff’s website
• Welcome back, Catholics
• Supports Morgan
• CI Faculty Member Leads Effort To Assess Long-Term Effects Of Gulf Oil Spill
• HEY, LET’S EAT—
• TUES., SEPT. 28
• Students show PRIDE
• Bird museum throws open its doors
• SUN., SEPT. 26
• Measure H oversight committee expected to regroup
• SAT., SEPT. 25
• Pet of the Week
• Take historic home tour in Oxnard
• FRI., SEPT. 24
• Large group of volunteers expected for coastal cleanup
• Officers, hospital help teens behind wheel
• Cowboys coming to Camarillo
• Bingo benefit
• Parenting class at church to begin
• Docent training for ranch
• Scorpions in it for the long run
• ‘Seattle’s Best’
• Spiritual leaders to gather for prayer
• Faded beauty to receive face-lift
• Tobias earns doctorate
• Shakespeare meets Cole Porter
• Priest guides church to nourish bodies, souls
• Red Cross honors county’s volunteers
• Undergraduate degrees
• Inaugural fest to feature Grammy winner
• There’s an election Nov. 2?
• Dancing troupe roars on stage
• Scouts honor women of distinction
• Register to vote in November election
• Cartoon
• Doesn’t like big box stores
• Workshop to help parents handle children with behavioral problems
• Additional promotions
• Reception tomorrow for art competition
• Says she’ll support Craven
• Youth Exchange will highlight opportunities
• Camarillo firefighters recognized during promotion ceremony
• Camarillo resident treasurer of chorale
• Looks forward to upcoming candidate forum
• Grant money available for projects that teach county’s history to youth
• Acorn newspapers partners with BOGOPOD to offer large discounts
• Grammy-winning artist to perform an acoustic show
• Charity offers horseback riding for those with disabilities
• Four candidates vie for three seats on Somis school board
• For the record
• Camarillo’s Bryan brothers to play in benefit tourney
• Hospital to host a cancer symposium
• Awards Announced
• City’s water conservation effort proves successful
• FRI., OCT. 1
• Run goes the distance for charity
• Single Story Country French Style Home In Thousand Oaks
• New business a tasty venture
• THURS., SEPT. 30
• Vote online for vacation photographs
• Sheriff's Blotter
• WED., SEPT. 29
• Art and jazz fest this weekend
• CI Library Participates in Library Snapshot Day
• Pet of the Week
• CSU Channel Islands And Santa Barbara City College Announce Business Degree Program
• SAT., SEPT. 25
• Pet of the Week
• Take historic home tour in Oxnard
• FRI., SEPT. 24
• Large group of volunteers expected for coastal cleanup
• Officers, hospital help teens behind wheel
• Bingo benefit
• Parenting class at church to begin
• Docent training for ranch
• Cowboys coming to Camarillo
• ‘Seattle’s Best’
• Spiritual leaders to gather for prayer
• Faded beauty to receive face-lift
• Scorpions in it for the long run
• Shakespeare meets Cole Porter
• Priest guides church to nourish bodies, souls
• Red Cross honors county’s volunteers
• Tobias earns doctorate
• Inaugural fest to feature Grammy winner
• There’s an election Nov. 2?
• Dancing troupe roars on stage
• Undergraduate degrees
• Register to vote in November election
• Cartoon
• Doesn’t like big box stores
• Scouts honor women of distinction
• Additional promotions
• Reception tomorrow for art competition
• Says she’ll support Craven
• Workshop to help parents handle children with behavioral problems
• Camarillo firefighters recognized during promotion ceremony
• Camarillo resident treasurer of chorale
• Looks forward to upcoming candidate forum
• Youth Exchange will highlight opportunities
• Acorn newspapers partners with BOGOPOD to offer large discounts
• Grammy-winning artist to perform an acoustic show
• Charity offers horseback riding for those with disabilities
• Grant money available for projects that teach county’s history to youth
• For the record
• Camarillo’s Bryan brothers to play in benefit tourney
• Hospital to host a cancer symposium
• Four candidates vie for three seats on Somis school board
• City’s water conservation effort proves successful
• FRI., OCT. 1
• Run goes the distance for charity
• Awards Announced
• New business a tasty venture
• THURS., SEPT. 30
• Vote online for vacation photographs
• Single Story Country French Style Home In Thousand Oaks
• WED., SEPT. 29
• Art and jazz fest this weekend
• Sheriff's Blotter
• TUES., SEPT. 28
• Students show PRIDE
• HEY, LET’S EAT—
• SUN., SEPT. 26
• Measure H oversight committee expected to regroup
• Bird museum throws open its doors
• CI Political Scientists Challenge Beliefs About Congressional Earmarks In New Book
• CI student winner of Hearst/CSU Trustees' Award
• Two Latin Grammy Nominations for VC Composer Miguel del Aguila
• St. Mary Magdalen welcomes students back
• Teach others to read
• The Movie Nut
• TUES., SEPT. 21
• Santa Rosa posts 924 API score
• Teen wants fateful day remembered
• Pizzas, wakeboards and vacation photos
• SUN., SEPT. 19
• Lions make special back-to-school donation
• Cheerleaders have good, clean fun
• ‘Dine and dash’ patrons hurt already ailing restaurant industry
• SAT., SEPT. 18
• Become a foster parent
• Camarillo residents shine in college
• FRI., SEPT. 17
• District’s successful summer music program to continue
• Students step back onto campus
• Enjoy food, crafts at Scandinavian fest
• Local peak offers deja view for father, son
• Camarillo
• State of the City address next week
• University hosts exhibit on Bracero program
• Lions to host 5K, 1K runs on Sunday
• Dinner to benefit church
• Brother, sister bring talents to stage
• Fun for the family
• Block party brings community together
• Teacher asks for community’s support
• Avast, matey!
• Children’s program includes art
• Wants residents to be engaged, informed
• Enjoy beer at Oktoberfest
• Cartoon
• Learn about prostate health
• Learn how to build kinetic vehicles
• Tour artists’ new digs
• Seminar to focus on aging boomers
• Play for charity
• Hospital to bring swing band to Ventura
• New head of county’s Red Cross chapter comes with diverse experience
• Pet of the Week
• SAT., SEPT. 25
• Vote online for vacation photos
• Friday night lights for Rio Mesa, ACHS
• Scholarships available for working women
• FRI., SEPT. 24
• Shopping center to add three nationwide retailers
• These players are as good as gold
• Use direct deposit for Social Security
• THURS., SEPT. 23
• Denturist operating illegally, state board says
• Rio Mesa girls’ tennis: Good times and great friends
• Norwegian Grade repairs to start
• WED., SEPT. 22
• Green Economy Informational Briefing To Be Held at CI
• Four added to work force board
• Painted faces, big bubbles make for a good time
• Medicare open enrollment prep class offered
• Breakfast to focus on green business practices
• Fiction in a Nutshell
• Speech therapy clinic opens doors
• Camarillo man and 10 others swept up in state license sting
• Datebook
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Fall concert
• Council on Aging to host Town meets Gown series
• Vote online for vacation photographs
• Volunteers needed
• Are you ready for some football?
• It’s pad poppin’ time for local teams
• CSUCI receives Amgen grant
• Well-known shop owner, civic activist Bob Kildee dies at 90
• Expectations raised at ACHS
• Donate used clothing
• Anti-drug coalition receives $625,000 grant
• Girls show sport isn’t just for boys
• Healing event at church
• Soccer players kick-start the season
• Drive carefully, school is back in session
• Luncheon to celebrate volunteers
• Strawberry fest poster contest now open
• Community donates supplies to school
• Flag retirement ceremony
• Chili cook-off turns up the heat to benefit hospice
• Realtors
• Come see White Horses
• Red Mass, reception for legal community
• Morrison Ranch Highlands Home
• Training for court-appointed advocates
• Good Shepherd finds new home
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Democrats form new group
• Finding peace in violence
• Seminar for vets, families
• Get out and meet Newcomers
• Political Cartoon
• Pet of the Week
• NASA, Dept. of Defense agree to clean up their portion at rocket test site
• Western dance classes offered
• Firefighters capture 50-pound python
• Union negotiations slow roadwork project
• Camarillo Cafe opens mike, stage to performers
• Teen beauty queen remains focused on helping foster children
• CI To Welcome President of California Institute of Regenerative Medicine To Campus
• 'David Kiddie: Ceramic Sculpture' Currently on Exhibit at CI
• Political Cartoon
• Anti-crime seminar for seniors
• Lend a hand to teachers
• Seminar to address vision problems
• New West Pops, Luft to kick off season
• Camarillo Health Care District offers programs for young, old
• CI Receives 1.1 Million Dollar Grant for Student Support Services
• Datebook
• Donation carries emotional connection
• Conejo Classic water polo tourney on tap
• Commission to vote on whether to raise county bus fares
• Norwegian Grade closure postponed
• Construction crews ready to break ground on CLU stadium
• Library programs
• Students return to Camarillo classrooms
• Rio Mesa reaching for PVL’s top spot
• Rent space at flea market
• Come prepared to coastal cleanup
• ACHS champs at cheer camp
• Diplomat to speak at luncheon
• Dons and Doñas recognized during 46th annual barbecue luncheon
• Cornerstone’s new principal takes collaborative approach
• Speech program open to students
• Fully loaded, kids optional
• Camarillo woman earns doctorate
• Learn about water colors
• Chabad to hold High Holiday services
• Keeping the streets of Camarillo safe in style
• Chili contest to benefit hospice
• Church hosts party
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Workshop for job seekers
• Support group
• Pet of the Week
• New grease law will cost restaurants
• Shabbat services
• Luncheon to honor volunteers
• Methodists examine diversity
• Camarillo man combines his love for acting, dance in new film
• Speaker analyzes dreams
• Supports Meg Whitman
• Open invitation
• Organization refutes trustee’s accusations
• CI’s Bracero Exhibit Will Include The Story of Braceros In Ventura County
• New high school plots course for future
• Enroll in a rock class
• The one that didn’t get away
• School program receives $1,000 grant
• Holiday trash schedule
• Agriculture art exhibit
• ACHS posts best exit exam results in district
• Suicide ruled in death of man found on train tracks
• Library card is back-to-school essential
• Single Story Home In The Conejo Valley With Remodeled Kitchen
• Groundbreaking
• Air show is family affair
• Sign up for volunteer police program
• CSUCI begins new year in teeth of recession
• Pastor travels uncommon road to Camarillo church
• Serving up some lunch, appreciation
• Pet of the Week
• Sheriff's Blotter
• For the record
• Cops put their best feet forward
• Let kids walk to school
• Supports fair pay law
• Labor Day deadlines
• From grief springs hope
• Concert under the stars a highlight of jazz fest
• Artists to learn the business of art in training program
• Free workshop offered to caretakers
• Classic wartime play sails into Camarillo
• A reminder of what to have in emergency kit
• Datebook
• Public schools back in session Sept. 1
• Camarillo grad Leaupepe playing rugby tourney in NYC
• Federated Women’s Club to meet
• PVSD board approves new middle school dean position
• Just take a little off the top
• Day tripping with Audubon
• District’s spending practices questioned
• Scorpions set sights on defending PVL title
• Calling all artists
• Sky riders
• Cal State L.A. Names Ashish Vaidya as Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
• CI Art Gallery in Camarillo Announces Next Show: 'The Basic Nature of Things'
• CI Staff Awarded Certificate In Alcohol Prevention Leadership at National Institute
• Mom writes the book on texting
• Brown earns college grant
• FAMILY MEN Don't Wear Name Brands
• Stuff the Bus helps bring school supplies to students
• Tourney to benefit habitat
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Pastor leads ‘joyous church’
• Take Fido for a walk
• The importance of gun safety
• Camarillo man and canine complete guide dog training
• For the record
• Event offers low cost spay, neuter services
• Inaugural event gives residents opportunity to showcase talent
• Pet of the Week
• Tell us a tale in 100 words or less
• Camarillo siblings gain by giving
• Preseason polls point to Westlake as county’s top football team
• Datebook
• A brief lesson in nature
• Eagles swoop in, claim Surf Cup crown
• Back to school means safer driving
• Stay fit while on vacation
• Improve Your Golf Swing
• Foundation awards $743,500 in grants
• A picture is worth a thousand words
• Camarillo team has a kick during classic
• Carpenter shares his thoughts on career, sheriff’s race
• Hockey, Camarillo style
• Register for art classes
• Commission invites public opinion
• Walk to benefit autism honors woman killed last year
• Local residents earn graduate degrees at CLU
• Bridal company takes the pain out of planning
• Boy, 9, recovering after being shot in face
• University awards teacher scholarships in math, science
• Farmers moving employees out of Simi
• Air show promises to deliver true flights of fancy
• Youth club celebrates building’s anniversary
• CI Receives Amgen Scholarship Donation
• Camarillo teen shows the value of art
• La Reina plans reunions
• Community Briefs
• Driver safety workshop here
• Gridiron impact report: Rio Mesa seniors
• 30th Camarillo Airshow coming next week
• Right shoes pivotal for active kids
• Rio Mesa High graduate earns medical degree
• Cafe celebrates first year
• Are you the next Hemingway?
• Awards given
• Trampoline fun center coming
• Local air shows get off the ground
• Fashion show
• Fiesta funds college scholarships
• A drought in more ways than one
• Steve Young
• 4-H steers youth in right direction
• Colleen and Gary Wolfson
• CI Announces Math and Science Teacher Initiative Scholarships
• Become a foster parent
• This House Features Newly Updated Kitchen
• Photography contest celebrates coastal beauty
• Methodist preschool has new director
• ACHS graduate big hit with team
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Be considerate when you park— blocking handicap spaces is illegal
• Pet of the Week
• Channel Islands concerts
• Brides-to-be have pick of vendors at show
• Artist returns to her roots
• Camarillo resident revs up for cross-country rally
• Paninis from heaven
• Author will sign her book
• Datebook
• School closures, higher salaries are the answer
• High-flying stunt
• Education should be an open book
• FOOD Share program hits pay dirt
• Seminar outlines benefits of robotic surgery
• CI To Host Social Business Training Forum
• Wants better trash service
• Benefit music event needs entertainers
• Fair display promotes health
• ‘Simply Seniors’ art exhibit
• ‘Save Brain’ workshop
• Enter chili competition
• County agency charged with caring for seniors’ needs celebrates 30th anniversary
• Check out Point Mugu air show
• Hospital offers free monthly meditation classes
• Entertainment, prizes served up at hospice’s chili cook-off
• Carpenter announces his retirement
• Datebook
• Lions receive international award
• Intense defense
• Community Briefs
• Council raises trash rates
• School Briefs
• Tell us your story in 100 words or less
• Bryan brothers win record-breaking 62nd title
• Camarillo teen wins art scholarship
• Council votes to join state library group in effort to leave county system
• Family learns civics lesson in quest for chickens
• Real Estate
• Free employment help
• There’s a new sheriff in town
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Celebrity singer to feature her bridal headpieces at wedding, fashion show
• Bible at center of church’s doctrine
• Squirrel of the Month
• New home sales remain sluggish in state
• Something for everyone
• Pet of the Week
• In a Nutshell
• ‘Look, Mom, I’m leading the band’
• Spreading joy one hug at a time
• Whiskey tasting
• Women’s group celebrates successful year
• Artist demonstrates love of pets in gallery exhibit
• CI’s MS in Biotechnology and Bioinformatics Features an Emphasis In Stem Cell Technology and...
• CI Business Students Headed To Brazil to Study One of the World’s Top...
• CI Spring 2011 Application Acceptance
• Three CI Students Named Sally Casanova Pre-Doctoral Scholars
• Choir At CI Prepares For New Season With Auditions
• Gas Co. aids CERT training
• 2 Camarillo men arrested in Ojai pot farm bust
• Big win for Camarillo team
• Pot legalization proposal most potent among 10 measures on November ballot
• Dems open county offices
• He’s a move ahead
• Disappearance of bees three years ago still felt today
• Open house a hit with kids
• Reunion planned for RMHS grads
• Federal tech grants to bolster computer labs
• National organization rebrands itself, changes logo
• The joy of a ball, a bat and a boy
• School district purchases portable classrooms, kitchen equipment
• It’s a safe bet they had fun
• Vanessa Sukay
• Sermons in word, song
• Joan and Jake Janiga
• The Art of Being
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Calling all creative writers
• Pet of the Week
• American jobs must be reserved for Americans
• Tales of their life at the ranch
• A community newspaper would have made a difference in Bell
• How to prevent rattlesnake encounters
• Steinbeck’s 1939 classic resounds with modern themes
• Concert is music to his ears
• ‘Taste’ is a success at ranch
• Smoker: Stay indoors if you don’t like smoke
• Datebook
• Trash costs plenty in Camarillo
• Eatery robbed while closed
• Real Cross offers water safety tips
• Strong performance for ACHS’ Hickman at wrestling meet
• Woman pleads guilty to insurance fraud
• Art studio, district agree to 3-year lease
• Fusion finds a rhythm as postseason draws near
• CI Named A ‘2010 Great College To Work For’
• Major league fun
• CI To Introduce New Bioengineering Emphasis In Master’s Of Biotechnology...
• TUES., JULY 27
• Family celebrates 100-year reunion
• Four Camarillo residents named to grand jury
• SUN., JULY 25
• Christian women meet for lunch
• Flea market benefits museum
• SAT., JULY 24
• Couple spread gospel through music
• A new generation of white horses
• FRI., JULY 23
• Take Your Acorn on Vacation photo contest is just around the corner
• Thank you, horse lovers
• A safe, fun event
• Jazz series comes to T.O. garden
• Nudity and smoking
• Car cruise tonight
• 3 things to do this weekend
• Says smoker is confused
• Charter school open house
• Volunteers, entries wanted for Kinetic Sculpture race
• She had a blast at Fiesta
• Beauty and the beach
• Free blood pressure screening
• Fiddle fest a footstompin’ good time
• Numark takes helm at Red Cross
• Tickets on sale for ACHS home football games
• Come celebrate first anniversary
• SUN., AUG. 8
• Free hearing-aid service
• Golf tourney to benefit NICU
• How’s the water?
• SAT., AUG. 7
• Association needs volunteers
• Leases signed for buildings
• Volleyball registration
• FRI., AUG. 6
• Fun in the mud
• Real Estate
• Driving class offered
• THURS., AUG. 5
• day trip
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Man freed from overturned car
• SUN., AUG. 1
• Summer a busy time for animal shelter
• Pet of the Week
• Gift cards can have hidden fees
• SAT., JULY 31
• Principal disbands debt-ridden athletic booster club
• In a Nutshell
• Teens lack money management education, survey finds
• THURS., JULY 29
• Majorleague fun
• Meliton Ortiz: Avid horseman, longtime friend of Adolfo Camarillo dies at 91
• WED., JULY 28
• Ride to benefit wounded U.S. soldiers
• Senior Concerns elects new members
• Annual event offers homeless, destitute veterans services, respite
• Camarillo girls reach their goal
• Housing grant to benefit young women leaving foster care
• Camarillo Fiesta And Street Fair
• Improve Your Golf Swing
• Water efficiency program receives grant
• Methodists to welcome new pastor after Sunday services
• Students earn academic honors
• County’s farming practices continue to change, says ag report
• Parents: Protect your children from cyberspace bullies
• The Art of Being
• Centrally Located To Schools, Parks And A Shopping Center
• Join us on Facebook!
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Camarillo Café hosts open mic
• Squirrel of the Month
• Bard’s classic in Moorpark
• Skaters throw down in Simi
• Family-friendly pirates take over Ventura Harbor this weekend
• Harvest Fest tickets now on sale
• Strike up the Camarillo Community Band
• Holocaust survivor, 89, shares his harrowing story
• Put sizzle in summer
• Is smoking a crime?
• We all sing for ice cream
• Free breast cancer seminar
• A ‘Winter’s Tale’ on a summer’s night
• Tips to balance work and home
• Datebook
• Filing period now open for Nov. 2 election
• July events at YMCA
• There’s always vroom for having fun
• ACHS reunion
• Blaze chars 68 acres
• CIF introduces state wrestling tourney for girls
• McGruff to visit police open house
• CI and Wishtoyo Foundation’s Ventura Coastkeeper (VCK) Form Collaborative Partnership
• CI Reports Positive Economic Growth Impact
• CI to Implement Tiered Registration
• CI Receives $354,978 Grant From National Science Foundation
• CI Enters First Phase of Ambitious Athletic Program
• CI To Host Memory’s Touch Gallery Exhibition
• CI Receives Endowed Scholarship Gift from Camarillo Women’s Club
• Oxnard Students to 'Get on the Bus' for the CSU/AT and T Road to College Bus Tour
• CI Achieves Hispanic Serving Institution Status
• CI Presents Second Annual Faculty-Student Research Showcase
• CI Student Named 2010 Goldwater Scholar
• CI Students to Receive Honors, Awards at Ceremony
• Two CI Students Receive Scholarships from California Association for Bilingual Education
• CSU / AT and T Road to College Bus to Visit Intermediate School in Oxnard
• CI To Host Middle School Students For Book Discussion
• CI To Host Summer Institute For Oxnard College Students
• CI Student Service Trip to New Orleans a Real Learning Experience
• CI Honored At Annual Latino Leadership Awards Event
• CI Conference For Social Justice Offers Comprehensive Look At Social Justice In Education
• CI To Host Business And Technology Partnership Leadership Dinner
• CI To Present Symposium On Climate Change
• CI To Host ‘Discover CI’ Day
• CI Receives Funding From National Science Foundation For Scholarship Program
• CI To Host Conference on Social Justice
• CI Seeks Volunteers for 2010 Commencement
• CI Receives New Environmental Designation
• CI Named to President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll
• CI Students Celebrate Opening Of New Student Union
• Noted Diversity Speaker To Give Presentations at CI
• Hilton Awarded First Yunus Social Innovation Medal Presented By Muhammad Yunus And CSU...
• CI Brings Condor Chocuyens Exhibit to Campus
• CI Charter Member In New Campus-Wide Sustainability Rating System
• CI’s 5th Annual Children’s Reading Celebration and Young Author’s Fair
• Dr. Muhammad Yunus to Speak at CI and Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza
• Yunus to Launch California Institute for Social Business at CI
• CI To Hold Dedication For Irene And Jorge Garcia Collection
• CI Students Conclude Performance Art Workshop With ‘CI Stories’
• CI’s Performing Arts Program Hosts One Man Show
• Photography and Oral History Show to Open at CI
• Author Lowenthal To Present ‘Global California’ At CI
• CI Receives Amgen Scholarship Gift
• CI Seeks Nominations For 2010 Leadership Awards
• CI Receives National Science Foundation Grant
• $250,000 Grant Allows CI To Develop ‘Fast Track’ Nursing Program
• Nobel Prize Laureate and Presidential Medal of Freedom Recipient to Visit...
• CI Receives Recognition in ’08 Campus Votes Challenge
• CI Students Recognized at CSU Media Arts Festival
• Future of Sustainable Agriculture Focus of CI Business and Technology Partnership Holiday Mixer
• Writer Gustavo Arellano Third Speaker in CI Chicana/o Speaker Series
• CI’s Director of Academic Advising Wins Regional Award
• CI’s International Week Features Concert by Sarah Aroeste
• CI Participates in New Exhibition at Smithsonian National Museum of American History
• Channel Islands Plans Town Hall Meeting to Study Impacts of Economic Crisis
• CI Science Clubs to Sponsor Science Carnival for VC Students
• LeAnn Rimes To Speak At Lecture Series On Entertainment Industry
• CI Foundation ‘Star Award’ Winner Announced
• CI Chicana/o Studies Presents Program On Transnational Families
• Renowned Economist Sohn To Present Analysis Of Economy
• CI Opens For Fall 2010
• CI Announces Students For Spring 2009 Semester Honors List
• CI Student Winner of Hearst/CSU Trustees’ Award
• CI President’s Dinner Under the Stars, Davey to Receive Lagomarsino Award
• CI Professor and Students Win Business Strategy Game Awards
• CI Art Gallery/Ventura Announces Next Show: ‘Locals Only’
• CI Alumni and Friends Association Elects New President
• CI Recognizes National Preparedness Month
• CI Faculty Member Awarded Nearly $1 Million NSF Grant
• CSU-CI and Camarillo Hospice Partner in Research Survey Project
• Exhibition - Photographic Portraits by Donna Granata: The Art of Building Community
• CSUCI to Offer Lecture Series in Entertainment Industry
• CSUCI’s Annual Golf Tournament to Feature Helicopter Ball Drop and Million Dollar Shootout
• CSUCI to Offer New Course in Microfinance
• CSUCI to Unveil New Logos at Welcome to CI Event
• Schedule for CSUCI Media Contact
• State Budget Impacts on CSUCI
• CSUCI and Local High School Students to Participate in Engineering Bridge Breaking Competition
• CSUCI Awarded $71,203 Grant
• CSUCI Teacher Credential Programs Granted Accreditation
• Fine Art Management Corporation Publishes Unreleased Photos of Michael Jackson...
• CSU Channel Islands Affected by Telephone Outage
• CSUCI Osher Institute Will Offer Classes in Oxnard for Adults
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• Two CSU Channel Islands Students Named Sally Casanova Pre-Doctoral Scholars
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• CSUCI’s First Sports Club All-American
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• CSUCI Announces Appointment of New Dean of University Library
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• CSU Channel Islands News - CSUCI Graduates 1,129 Students in 2009
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• CSUCI Commencement Ceremony
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• CSUCI Biology Program to Hold Cancer Symposium
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• CSUCI’s Business and Technology Partnership Names Award Winners
• CSUCI to Host Conference on Social Justice in Education
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• California State University Channel Islands To Host Discover CI
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• CSUCI Receives $1.7 Million Grant for Stem Cell Research Program
• CSUCI Seeks Employers to Showcase Companies at Annual Career Fair
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• CSUCI Names First Athletic Director
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• CSUCI Seeks Volunteers for 2009 Commencement
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• CSUCI President to Deliver State of the University Address at Oxnard Chamber Breakfast
• CSUCI Students Brings DUI Prevention and Awareness to a New Level Innovative Program
• CSUCI Exhibitions Gallery features: Luminous Abstract Calligraphy, Paintings by Beverly Decker
• CSU Channel Islands News - March 3, 2009
• CSUCI Hosts Author Dan Koeppel
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• CSUCI President to Speak During Sunday Service at African American Church in Los Angeles
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• CPA/Law Society Scholarship Awards
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• CSUCI Seeks Nominations for 2009 Leadership Awards
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• CSU Channel Islands Professional Science Master’s Program Receives $30,000 Donation From Amgen
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• CSUCI Nursing Pipeline Program Receives $240,000 Grant from The California Wellness Foundation
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• CSUCI Hosts Author and Former Congressman Mickey Edwards for Discussion
• CSU Channel Islands Will Not Accept New Students for Spring 2010...
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• CSU Channel Islands Library Wins Design Award
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• CSU Channel Islands Receives $35,000 Grant from the Citi Foundation for Institute for Social Busines
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• CSUCI Students Win Top Honors at CSU Media Arts Festival
• AlmaVia Celebrates 7th Year Anniversary!
• CSUCI’s Renovated Dining Commons Recognized in National Publication
• CSUCI President Speaks About Partnerships, Praises Successes of Staff
• CSU/CI Adds Degree Programs, New Faculty For 2008-09 Year; Classes Begin August 25, 2008
• CSU/CI’s Santa Cruz Village Named Dorm Of Distinction In National Publication
• CSUCI Receives Award For Sustainable Lighting
• CSUCI Leads Way For Recent $474,000 Grant For CSU
• CSU Channel Islands Media News
• CSUCI Faculty Member Works With Award-Winning Stanford Professor on Turkish Wetlands Project
• Architectural tours of John Spoor Broome Library at CSUCI now available
• OLLI at CSUCI Receives $1M Endowment From Bernard Osher Foundation
• CSUCI Receives $200,000 Grant for VIA-CI Research Workshops
• CSUCI Announces Students Eligible for Commencement 2008
• Macdonald Named CSUCI’s Alumni Advocate Of The Year
• Free Seminar for Caregivers
• CSUCI Professor’s Work Installed Near Surfer’s Point In Ventura
• CSUCI Student Art Exhibit Opens At JSB Library April 17
• CSUCI’s B&TP Names Award Winners - Event Set for April 24
• CSUCI Names New Business Advisory Council Chair for MVS School
• Two CSUCI Administrators Selected for Leadership California
• AlmaVia of Camarillo Names New Executive Director
• CSUCI Recipient of El Concilio Award
• CSUCI to Open Emphasis in Clinical Lab Sciences for Fall 2008 Semester
• CSUCI President named Educator of the Year by Camarillo Chamber
• CSUCI Seeks Nominations for Leadership Awards
• CSUCI Extended Education Offers New Non-profit Marketing, Fundraising Certificate Program
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