Simi Valley, CA News

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• Hospice benefits available for terminally ill
• Fusion to face Chivas USA
• Royal run out of softball playoffs
• Simi girls seal a place in school history
• Church offering Bible-centered kids’ event
• The Art of Being
• Reagan Foundation awards $50,000 to local high school seniors
• Parents urged to vaccinate children against pertussis
• Bound up: Justin Elementary students see their stories in print
• Simi kids step out on the greens
• Cajun Festival returns to spice up Simi with music and dancing
• BRIEFS
• Calendar
• Simi seniors keep on ‘Dreaming’
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Council on Aging looking for representative
• Pet of the Week
• CASA needs volunteers
• Family Men
• On the Trail
• Good eats for a good cause
• Simi Chamber welcomes new businesses - and celebrates!
• 2012 Street Fair Scenes
• Are you free for lunch?
• ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ on Props 28 & 29?
• City Honors Chamber
• SV Chamber wins business advocacy award
• BRIEFS
• The Other Side of 50
• Veterans group rolls into county
• Police Blotter
• SVPD celebrates prime performers
• Costs decrease for statewide auto insurance program
• Two killed in Chatsworth collisions
• CHP: Keep an eye out for motorcycles
• Sheriff’s office on lookout for wayward sex offenders
• SVPD seeks burglary suspects
• Local events recognize veterans, fallen military
• Simi man commits suicide by train
• Gang arrests nab Simi Valley man
• Council gets it right on bike lanes
• Wilk is the one who’s qualified
• Judge needs to save us the spin
• Kids need to earn their playing time
• Letter discussing coaches offensive
• Volunteers worthy of credit, not scorn
• Remember the reason
• ‘Let’s Draw Dad’
• City leaders concerned about courthouse closure
• SVPD makes arrest in card-skimming scheme
• Library bids have public unveiling
• Ready for a license?
• 25th Annual Chili Cookoff & Car Show hosted by Knights of Columbus
• Coaches take fun out of game
• Los Robles offering robotic-assisted surgeries
• Los Robles offering roboticassisted surgeries
• Simi Valley Hospital breaks ground on state-of-the-art labs
• Soccer star Ward picks Jackson State
• Grace Brethren’s Janik captures CIF dive crown
• Marmonte softball teams fit to be tied
• Simi Valley Hospital breaks ground on state-of-the-art labs
• Soccer star Ward picks Jackson State
• Grace Brethren’s Janik captures CIF dive crown
• Marmonte softball teams fit to be tied
• Surviving Division 1 bracket a battle of attrition
• Surviving Division 1 bracket a battle of attrition
• Summer camp encourages students to soar
• CSUCI grads turning tassels
• Summer camp encourages students to soar
• CSUCI grads turning tassels
• Simi scholars on a roll •
• Spend the summer speeding at Karting Kamp
• CVUSD trying transitional kindergarten
• Simi scholars on a roll
• Spend the summer speeding at Karting Kamp
• CVUSD trying transitional kindergarten
• Royal bands to perform year-end show
• Protecting those pearly whites
• Royal bands to perform year-end show
• Protecting those pearly whites
• UMC of Westlake Village offers Bible school
• Comedy show to benefit pregnancy clinic
• Local song circles to meet
• Jazz orchestra to play Junkyard Cafe
• UMC of Westlake Village offers Bible school
• Comedy show to benefit pregnancy clinic
• Local song circles to meet
• Jazz orchestra to play Junkyard Cafe
• The Movie Nut
• The Movie Nut
• Calendar
• Calendar
• On The Town
• On The Town
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Briefs
• Community council hosts breakfast
• Briefs
• Community council hosts breakfast
• Pet of the Week
• Police believe missing hiker isn’t in danger
• Pet of the Week
• Police believe missing hiker isn’t in danger
• Kids’ car show cruises into Simi
• Hair today, good deed tomorrow
• Simi Valley’s lady of the dance
• City: Don’t let oil spoil the arroyo
• Kids’ car show cruises into Simi
• Hair today, good deed tomorrow
• Simi Valley’s lady of the dance
• City: Don’t let oil spoil the arroyo
• Police Blotter
• Police Blotter
• Food truck festival to help support military
• CVS must pay up to settle waste case
• Growth plan on ballot
• Food truck festival to help support military
• CVS must pay up to settle waste case
• Growth plan on ballot
• For the record
• Rethinking college in today’s world
• Explaining the benefits decision
• Neighbors need to voice concerns
• Council getting too much heat
• Rethinking college in today’s world
• Local housing programs feeling pinch
• DTSC dropping ball on field lab
• Signals wasting our time, money
• Simi school scores shout-out
• Local housing programs feeling pinch
• No room for another McKeon
• DTSC dropping ball on field lab
• Keeping an eye on council votes
• Signals wasting our time, money
• For the record
• Simi school scores shout-out
• Explaining the benefits decision
• No room for another McKeon Coaches take fun out of game
• Neighbors need to voice concerns
• Keeping an eye on council votes
• Council getting too much heat
• Retirement spurs TARP questions
• There she is!
• Retirement spurs TARP questions
• There she is!
• Hospital names new president, CEO
• PADS program a success last winter
• Hospital names new president, CEO
• PADS program a success last winter
• Lazarus sentenced to 27 years
• Council holds off on library takeover
• Simi’s Happenin’ Scene
• Lazarus sentenced to 27 years
• Council holds off on library takeover
• Simi’s Happenin’ Scene
• Former NFL player missing following Simi hike
• Missionary seeks hometown’s support
• Discus domination
• Royal golfer turns page on his rage
• CDC offers sobering stats on teen alcohol abuse
• A shot in the arm for better health
• Local doctor to discuss pelvicfloor disorders in women
• Briefs
• Local doctor to discuss pelvic floor disorders in women
• College Corner
• Discovering handmade treasures
• Student experiment to lift off
• Women’s Economic Ventures hosting informational meetings
• Local teens on the job hunt
• Ballet presents encore performance of company’s original ‘Noah’s Ark’
• Singer puts hometown in the spotlight
• Calender
• Calendar
• Cajun fest boasts nonstop music lineup
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vaction
• Habitat for Humanity to host women’s building effort
• Pet of the Week
• Serving in Uniform
• City offering home rehab loans
• Simi Valley Elks announces officers
• Quilters rise to the challenge
• Simi’s bountiful bazaar
• The happiest place in Simi
• The Other Side of 50
• The Nature of Things
• Street Fair set for Saturday
• Senior center unveils trip schedule
• Simi synagogue to host concert
• Authors fair comes to T.O.
• A mother’s love knows no bounds
• Police Blotter
• DTSC hosting Santa Susana Field Lab open house
• Task Force tackles current programs
• Second Wal-Mart hurts community
• Simi needs shopping variety
• Some memories a little cloudy
• Don’t let Simi lose courthouse
• Be considerate of neighbors
• School program makes an impact
• Drivers, cyclists just don’t care
• Residents right to be concerned
• Benefits decision a selfish move
• Intimidation not good for politics
• And the winner is . . .
• And the winner is . . .
• New developer rethinks plan for vacant Simi parcel
• City Council says no to bike lane conversion
• SVUSD sends out 31 layoff notices
• It isn’t made of cheese
• Candidate forum a big draw
• Cajun And Blues Music Festival 2012
• Memorial Day Weekend - Cajun and Blues Music Festival
• University Village offers active lifestyle
• Weaver tosses no-no
• Top marks
• Just warming up
• BRIEFS
• The Art of Being
• CSUCI to pin nursing grads
• Assemblyman Jeff Gorell seeks interns
• College Corner
• YES hosting job fair for youth
• Simi Valley school to screen ‘Race to Nowhere’
• Moorpark High fundraiser to benefit sports programs
• Moorpark High fundraiser to beneft sports programs
• Vibrant conference focuses on women’s wellness
• Fighting cancer one paw at a time
• Community, experts to discuss children’s mental health
• Locals purge pills
• BRIEFS
• The Movie Nut
• Calendar
• Grammy-award winners to perform classics in Ventura
• Festival revels in all things strawberry
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vactation
• Teddy Roosevelt coming to library
• Writers’ Club honors local poets
• BRIEFS
• Pet of the Week
• The Other Side of 50
• On the Trail
• Simi Street Fair set for May 12
• Family Men
• Simi woman on a mission of love
• Police Blotter
• Tarzana man arrested following car theft
• Simi drivers fail to show compassion
• City has no say about new tenant
• Public will decide store’s success
• Second store is nothing but greed
• Wal-Mart must be happy with leader
• U.S. dollar in a world of trouble
• Freeway needs better signage
• DARE should be back in schools
• Simi residents have a voice
• Next vote could save city cash
• Swipe at mayor was unfair attack
• Decision doesn’t pass smell test
• Store has right to do business
• City wasting money on flag
• Take advantage of ticket amnesty
• Take advantage of ticket amnesty
• Gang members charged in Simi Valley crime spree
• Stocking up the Salvation Army
• Boys & Girls Club, city reach lease agreement
• Council approves repairs along Cochran Street
• Anything but blue
• Simi PD makes two more heroin arrests
• Simi Valley Green Beret killed in action
• V.C. track meet at Moorpark
• Simi resident totally invested in school, community
• Kills thrill
• Foundation toasts leading ladies
• Christian women invited to Aglow meeting
• Faiths unite at annual prayer breakfast
• LDS planning service project
• Ministering to those in chains
• Just some friendly competition
• Carnival complete with fun and games
• Special needs advocates to discuss sex education
• Talented high school stars light up stage in ‘Mame’
• Local comic Bets Malone dazzles in ‘Mattress’
• The Movie Nut
• Calendar
• Railway taking kids on mystery train tou
• Arts Council offering community partnership grants
• Pet of the week
• Railway taking kids on mystery train tour
• Blues Fest returns to rock Hummingbird Nest Ranch
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Chamber Visits
• Ambassador of Quarter
• Simi Chamber Welcomes New Business
• Redistricting Overview
• Sign Onto SB 975 or Sign Off on Civic Events
• Emergency Expo returns to Street Fair
• Spring brings renewal to Simi Valley businesses
• Give Mom a special moment
• Ask the Arborist
• Salvation Army hosting food drive
• SVHS coach takes successful spin
• Help Mom save $4,000 a year
• Simi’s garden ready to grow
• Help Mom save $4,000 a year
• Historical Society seeks docents for Strathearn Park
• Police Blotter
• Simi PD collecting unused pills
• Guest opinion
• Writer didn’t have his info straight
• Mayor isn’t to blame for losses
• SVUSD wasted money on study
• Make your voice heard on heroin
• Take a stand and boycott Wal-Mart
• City needs to find better options
• Simi City Council isn’t up to snuff
• Don’t lie around in spring
• Public to vote on city flag
• Former mayor fondly remembered
• Don’t lie around in spring
• Council limits future benefits
• Just boys being boys
• Behjan will guide city in interim role
• New Reality Show a Gift For Families of Autism Around The World
• Wall forties Grace Brethren track andeld team
• Time to get tough
• Spiritual author presenting full-day retreat
• The Art of Being
• Newbury Park ministry blankets sick kids with love
• Runners chomp down on Simi
• Proposed changes to PAC draw protest
• Kids bowled over by World of Stories
• SELPA hosting crisis intervention workshop
• Local teachers inducted into Educators’ Hall of Fame
• Calendar
• Sub Zero churns out cryogenic ice cream
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Pet of the Week
• Blues Festival will host auditions for talent show
• City gives volunteers their due
• Mount Sinai to honor Holocaust victims
• Community Briefs
• Neighborhood Council boards seek applicants
• Poker tourney to benet Samaritan Center
• Simi artist rediscovers her calling
• Police Blotter
• Local CHP officers taking aim at distracted drivers this month
• Gun report forces school lockdown
• Library decision still costs money
• WM money should lower trash bills
• Council members targeting mayor
• City needs more kid-friendly fare
• Mayor responsible for brain drain?
• Council not open about Wal-Mart
• Diamonds in the rough
• New heroin task force establishes ground rules
• Boys & Girls Club CEO steps down
• Out for a swim
• Supply store comes with a cause
• Tell us about Mom!
• Becerra new president of regional planning council
• For the love of leaves
• New preacher brings energy to church
• The Art of Being
• New preacher brings energy to church
• The Art of Being
• The Acorn wants your favorite Mom Moment
• Trips for seniors
• Singing to save the music
• The Acorn wants your favorite Mom Moment
• Trips for seniors
• Singing to save the music
• Sotheby’s International Website For Mobile Users
• The Movie Nut
• Cathie Messina
• Sotheby’s International Website For Mobile Users
• The Movie Nut
• Cathie Messina
• Arts Center puts steampunk twist on ‘70s musical ‘Pippin’
• Calendar
• ‘Harvey’ hops happily to High Street
• Learn to recognize stroke symptoms
• Pain clinic to open in Simi
• Adventist Health, Aetna at odds
• Arts Center puts steampunk twist on ‘70s musical ‘Pippin’
• Vacation Photos
• Calendar
• ‘Harvey’ hops happily to High Street
• Learn to recognize stroke symptoms
• Pain clinic to open in Simi
• Adventist Health, Aetna at odds
• Vacation Photos
• Pet of the Week
• Pet of the Week
• Baxter scorches eld at Arcadia
• Crunch time for local ballclubs
• Other Side of 50
• Baxter scorches field at Arcadia
• Crunch time for local ballclubs
• Other Side of 50
• In The Garden
• L.A. Marathon is a family affair
• Simi Scout shares passion for trees
• Seniors prep for Bingo Bonanza
• Vintage flea market opens April 22
• Tree board hosts Arbor Day event
• In The Garden
• L.A. Marathon is a family aair
• Simi Scout shares passion for trees
• Seniors prep for Bingo Bonanza
• Vintage flea market opens April 22
• Tree board hosts Arbor Day event
• City Council adds library to duties
• Police Blotter
• Political signs on council’s mind
• Simi needs better business options
• School district not helping task force
• City Council adds library to duties
• Police Blotter
• Political signs on council’s mind
• Simi needs better business options
• School district not helping task force
• Task force makes debut
• Wal-Mart isn’t stupid
• Council approves rewritten condom law
• Task force makes debut
• Wal-Mart isn’t stupid
• Council approves rewritten condom law
• Longtime city manager announces retirement
• Longtime city manager announces retirement
• Two Simi schools score coveted award
• Judge delays ruling on library suit
• A rumor no more: another Wal-Mart in store
• A Simi egg-stravaganza!
• Two Simi schools score coveted award
• Judge delays ruling on library suit
• A rumor no more: another Wal-Mart in store
• A Simi egg-stravaganza!
• Salute to Arms Announces its Veteran of the Year 2012, Ford Rice, US NAVY Pearl Harbor Survivor
• Acupuncture Another Option To Achieve Pain Relief
• Theresa’s Continues Role as a ‘Top Dog’ Sponsor
• Salon Nuuvo—Did You Hair the News?
• Baseball blowhards: Who’s taking the N.L. West crown?
• Baseball blowhards: Who’s taking the N.L. West crown?
• The legend of Jonnhy Lavallee
• Parenting seminar to discuss how to nurture faith at home
• Hadassah hosting fun family day
• What the health reform law means to Medicare
• St. John’s Seminary hosts spring choral concert
• Do the thing you don’t want to do
• Santa Su players to perform ‘Mame’
• Dance brings dads, daughters together
• Simi High scholars shine
• Strawberry Festival announces sweet entertainment schedule
• Calendar
• Simi Blues Fest returns
• Taylor Dayne to tell all on T.O. stage
• Community garden ready for grand opening
• Pet of the Week
• The big Easter Bunny heist
• Park district offering $500 for medallion
• Applications being taken for CERT class
• New program devoted to California history buffs
• Boys & Girls Club celebrating 42nd anniversary with carnival
• A lifelong friend
• Brownie is one resourceful cookie
• Murder suspect’s arraignment postponed
• Police Blotter
• Survey shows funerals aren’t cheap
• ‘Hunger Games’ or flower power?
• Use good examples in heroin battle
• Council, get tough on pit bull owners
• Shelter needs to put animals first
• WM deal just a tax by another name
• Don’t make Simi ‘Strip Mall Central’
• A wish list for Simi business
• City Council has too much control
• We see the glass half full
• Cartoon
• Imposters posing as SoCal Gas employees
• Park district hosting Easter events
• Ticket amnesty program provides for cheap tixfix
• Simi HomeTown Buffet no more
• Ticket amnesty program provides for cheap tix fix
• City allows Free Clinic late shot at grant money
• SVPD makes major heroin bust
• Brain Fitness workshop to ‘wake up’ the mind
• How to spot the signs of heart failure
• Marmonte appeals shot down
• Royal swim captains lead by example
• Jewish Center hosting Passover Seder
• The view from the freeway isn’t that good
• Hyperactive kids: Tips to help parents spot ADHD
• Chaminade performers tell story of Dietrich Bonhoeer
• Career Day lets students explore their future
• Speaker to look at spiritual side of financial stability
• Buddhist temple celebrates one year in Westlake Village
• Chaminade College Prep opens new performing arts facility
• Hilarious ‘Harvey’ to hit High Street
• Calendar
• “The Hunger Games”
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Gator Run returns to Simi Valley
• Pet of the Week
• TEDx Conejo available via webcast
• Watch out for scorpion’s sting
• Money coach speaking in Simi
• Library hosting Family Fest
• Single? Be prepared for the unexpected
• Parenting classes taking reservations
• Can’t trust my wife
• YMCA raises $266K in campaign
• Ready to take a spin?
• Police Blotter
• Show me the money!
• D.A. issues telephone scam warning
• Too much secrecy about store site
• Simi needs to spice things up
• Drainage fee does not wash
• Writer’s ‘facts’ do not add up
• Simi schools face plenty of issues
• Sign removal a double standard
• Bring us your bright ideas
• Cartoon
• Pedal pushers
• SVPD concludes Safe Schools effort
• Lorenzen promoted to fire chief
• SVPD concludes Safe Schools eort
• County hopeful about freeway funding
• Parameters established for grant money
• Condom law needs tweaking
• Solving the pit bull problem?
• Historical Society docents share Simi Valley’s story one talk at a time
• Strike up the band
• Tips for improving a child’s reading skills
• Hoopsters net all-county honors
• Lancers scoring runs in bunches
• Sign up for youth football
• Sultans of swat
• Faith Briefs
• City offering drug discounts
• Association hosting free diabetes classes
• Homeland security
• Of course, you already knew that
• Local theatres casting ‘Mockingbird,’ ‘Music Man’
• The spirit of the Irish
• Calendar
• The Movie Nut
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Permits required for pool draining
• Pet of the Week
• Make your travel plans with the Simi Valley Chamber
• Nov. 6 ballot will present policy decisions for voters
• Young Professionals Network mixer on April 19
• Simi Valley Laundry
• Quilty Pleasures
• Welcome To The Neighborhood Magazine
• Simi Chamber welcomes new businesses - and celebrates!
• Simi Foundation to launch campaign
• Mixer promotes three chambers, draws 600
• Knowing new labor laws helps avoid work disputes
• Happy Anniversar y!
• Chamber membership offers no-guilt growth for business
• Street Fair to show best of Simi Valley
• Several indicators rise as city works to create jobs, improve economy
• And baby makes five
• Water polo squads in action at CLU
• Zoo unveils Spring Spectacular
• Mediation board taking applications
• And baby makesve
• Seniors heading to Reno
• The silver rings of Zuma
• Superior Court seeking grand jury nominations
• Treelight saving
• Battery store under new ownership
• Meeting focused on prospective foster parents
• Underwood Farms all about the eggs
• California caregivers stressed, in poor health
• Prepping toddlers to top chefs
• Four file in 38th Assembly District
• Police Blotter
• College district considering cuts
• Trio arrested on heroin charges
• Two Simi Valley residents in congressional race
• Fourle in 38th Assembly District
• Moves make the man
• School board must look in the mirror
• Political Cartoon
• Where pills go to die
• Cell tower critics are dropping the call
• Several new retailers preparing to call Simi Valley home
• Simi High student arrested following alleged threat
• SVUSD delivers layo notices to 31 teachers
• T.O. wants to tackle Simi library
• SVUSD delivers layoff notices to 31 teachers
• Proposed moved to Pac-5 has Marmonte football coaches seething
• Playing favorites
• Class to focus on joint replacement
• Simi Valley dentist offering free screenings
• Live well: Get your plate in shape
• Reverence thyself first
• Young newsies hear anti-tobacco message
• SELPA hosting inspirational youth event
• Teens tackle tough subjects at annual youth summit
• Crafters hawk their handiwork
• Lawyer-cum-actor eyes Broadway
• Calendar
• Ombudsman program needs volunteers
• Election commission seeks members
• Applications sought for neighborhood councils
• Youth club offering several spring break activities
• Cooking school ready to make Simi debut
• New board members for Bottle Village
• Animal rescue group hosting pet adoptions
• Pet of the Week
• Coming soon
• Simi student passionate about service
• An accidental awakening
• Drug problem is real, and we know it
• Restaurant a good Simi option
• Food battle a frustrating issue
• Republican newcomer to challenge Pavley
• Police Blotter
• Simi man named one of VCFD’s best
• Motorcyclist killed in head-on collision
• Youth continue to trash Simi Valley
• Final field set for 26th District race
• Cars on grass not much of a solution
• At least one fan of Becerra’s fee plan
• Not appeciative of editorial nonsense
• Acorn opinion missed its mark
• Editorial has feel of personal attack
• DiFatta force for good on board
• Cartoon
• The first Girl Scout
• Finalfield set for 26th District race
• Former LAPD detective found guilty of murder
• Search continues for next Simi Valley Police chief
• Let the good times roll!
• D.A.finds Simi officer ‘justified’ in lethal shooting
• Latest drug discussion draws another full house
• Small scorcher
• D.A. finds Simi officer ‘justified’ in lethal shooting
• CD sales nets donations For The Troops “We Care” packages
• Royal’s magic ride comes to an end
• Local ballclubs like their chances
• Free Clinic announces new dental director
• Local babies make the leap
• Practicing the power of presence
• Synagogue hosting special events
• Jewish connection hosting meeting
• Hadassah group presents ‘Anne Frank’
• Russian immigrant to speak in Simi
• Former Simi Valley students named to dean’s lists
• Shake your groove thing
• Visiting colleges during spring break
• Pucker up, you silly pig!
• Railway offering special March trips
• Calendar
• ‘The Lorax’ wonderfully entertaining
• Career center offers one-day workshops
• Pet of the Week
• Kind act catches council’s attention
• Police Blotter
• Council picks Baxter as interim city attorney
• Firm stance is the way to go
• Political Cartoon
• City signs o on masseuse musts
• Water changes concern residents
• Edison needs to explain outages
• Keep election about real issues
• City right to take stand against porn
• SVUSD fails to see drug problem
• School district dropping the ball
• Parks registers as independent
• Set your clocks!
• Council wants flexibility in filling vacancies
• City leaders paint positive picture during annual update
• A golden spring in Simi
• Study finds excessive radiation levels at field lab
• Ventura County Credit Union sees record growth
• Hormone therapy brings body back into balance
• MOGL rewards diners for eating out
• Local wrestlers win titles
• Highlanders eager to seize the moment
• Valley synagogue hosting open house
• Italian Catholic Federation offering traditional St. Joseph’s Table dinner
• Cirque show weaves tale of boy with magical dreams
• Calendar
• Repertoire performing ‘Utopia Limited’
• The LAB Brewing Company
• Wellness Community presents annual day of magic
• Medicare working to reduce risk of heart attack and stroke
• Health Briefs
• Scholarship fund honors fallen Simifirefighter
• Special ed conference planned
• Royal choirs welcome springtime with song
• Scholarships offered for transfer students
• Royal to crown Mr. Highlander
• Mission trip inspires musical awakening
• Royal students rewarded for sterling citizenship
• Council On Aging holding crafts fair
• Active Adult PROGRAMS
• Pet of the Week
• Chamber boss reaches rare milestone
• Pet shop has a special purpose
• Police Blotter
• Simi Valley Hospital CEO steps down
• Financial projection leaves city optimistic
• He could not tell a lie!
• Mailbox a symbol of family’s efforts
• Gas prices should create more value
• Smart choices key to heroin fight
• Becerra’s proposal good for business
• Grass parking won’t sell cars
• Cartoon
• Fighting heroin in Simi Valley
• Drug response a head-scratcher
• Homeless alliance encouraged by 2011 housing numbers
• City wants masseuses to receive state’s OK
• Becerra proposes extensive fee waiver for businesses
• Workshops allow youths to explore career paths
• Joe Carnahan
• Conejo YMCAs host spring break camps
• Newbury Park, Simi Valley soccer stars show sportsmanship
• RHS boys power into basketball quarterfinal
• Highlanders undone in double OT
• Marmonte wrestlers take fight to Temecula
• St. Max ministry helps local charities
• You are one of a kind, like it or not!
• Free sessions to discuss dealing with autism during emergencies
• Events to explore causes of eating disorders
• Family dentist opens new Simi Valley office
• Free vision screening available
• Ladder safety: Tips to avoid a slip
• Simi scholars excel at colleges across the country
• Apollo High School deemed a model to follow statewide
• La Reina High hosts info night
• Special Ed advocates to meet
• Choosing a major with job prospects in mind
• Local authors to share recent works
• The envelope, please—Acorn Movie Nut goes Oscar
• Calendar
• Taking a trip down ‘Avenue Q’
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• City seeking reps for CEAC selection board
• Pet of the Week
• Tax service opens new Simi Valley office
• Job center hosting workshop
• Active Adult PROGRAMS
• Trail Tamers
• Bedcrime story
• City still seeking ag designs
• Police Blotter
• Fireghting’snest
• City extends sign ordinance
• Murder suspect’s arraignment postponed
• New face in district race
• Simi auto dealers get pass on grass
• Town Center needs to embrace change
• Awards a tribute to Simi education
• Coverage of heroin issue appreciated
• Letter causes a case of the funnies
• Shading the truth a shady practice
• Becerra’s job plan a welcome idea
• Political Cartoon
• Battle royale in race for Congress
• Simi man arrested in swindling case
• Simi Valley’s crime rate heading in the right direction
• Transient arrested in major fraud scheme
• Community leaders discuss heroin issue
• Keeping things Civil
• Benefit concert aids clinic’s dental program
• Playoff push starts now
• Expo encourages heart health
• Local nutritionist to lead chat on best food choices for seniors
• Benet concert aids clinic’s dental program
• Lecture to discuss hormonal imbalance
• Bandit Trail Run returns
• Playo push starts now
• Highlander hoopsters having some serious fun
• Eye on the (pickle)ball
• Art contest open to collegians
• Aviation, science scholarships available
• Conejo parents pledge to keep homes safe for teens
• Mantooth joins county Community Foundation board
• Practicing the power of presence
• Faith Briefs
• African folktale comes alive in T.O.
• Kole concert coming to Simi
• Calendar
• The Movie Nut
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Storyteller sharing tales at library
• Pet of the Week
• Washington exhibit coming to Simi Valley
• Simi woman new director for state parks
• Honesty remains best policy
• Meeting centered on adoption info
• Birthday expectations
• Presidents Day comes to library
• VCCF seeks Unsung Hero nominations
• The third place
• Simi model shedding the skin
• Stepping up for Simi’s seniors
• Police Blotter
• Bennett drops out of 26th District race
• Council remains concerned about golf center lights
• Community needs to fight heroin battle
• Simi not good about dog waste
• Join the fight against GMO food
• Heroin battle takes all of us
• Political Cartoon
• Time to stand up to heroin
• DAV chapter avoids closure
• Big air!
• Council unsure about feasibility of condom law
• Noonan steps down as Simi Valley city attorney
• Making a stand against heroin
• Faith Briefs
• The Power of Silence
• Simi, Royal in dual meet
• Simi Valley grapplers seize the moment
• Specialist to lead free seminar on hearing loss
• Hospital Foundation seeking Woman of the Year nominees
• Collegians hosting cancer fundraiser
• Simi Valley Hospital names first chief medical officer
• Spanish Harlem Orchestra headlining jazz concert
• Brendan’s Irish Pub expanding to Agoura Hills
• Young artists delight in adapation of Disney classic ‘Beauty and the Beast’
• Calendar
• Local performer to make hometown debut
• Pinecrest holding open house
• Capital fellowships available
• Running for Simi’s special needs students
• Royal girls’ soccer to host fundraiser
• VCCCD in jeopardy of losing accreditation
• Simi High hosting cabaret night
• Police, SVUSD tackling traffic
• Love Stories. . .
• City wants to hear about a few good volunteers
• Pet of the Week
• Michael Pelham Hall
• Toastmasters hosting speech contest
• Simi Senior Center unveils trip schedule
• The creepy-crawly convert
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Volleyball league opens registration
• Paratransit committee filling spots
• Pickleball courts ready for debut
• A guide for Simi’s sweethearts
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Police Blotter
• Facing off for a cause
• New laws have effect on property taxes
• Making your government more efficient
• Girls true heroes for saving home
• Natural green is the way to go
• Cartoon
• Debit cards: blessing and curse
• Simi PD continues prostitution crackdown
• Simi Town Center loses another two
• Library continues run through legal wringer
• Gr atefu l for the Gipper
• Grateful for the Gipper
• Wood Ranch center finds itself at crossroads
• Cherry on Top celebrating milestone in Simi Valley
• Hoops action heats up
• Royal raising cash for cancer
• Hoosier dandy: Giants or Pats on Super Sunday?
• Hoosier dandy: Giants or Pats on Super Sunday?
• Wrestling finals Saturday at Moorpark
• Dynamite duo helps Pioneers reach Marmonte mountaintop
• High Street auditioning Hollywood classic
• Young musicians to perform withousand Oaks Philharmonic
• Event offers taste of local vintners
• ‘3 Blonde Moms’ pokes fun at parenthood
• Calendar
• The Movie Nut
• Medicare: Home health services available
• Health Briefs
• Fath Briefs
• Standout Simi scholars
• Lew Roth Awards honor SVUSD’s brightest
• Red Cross still working to rebuild Haiti
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Pet of the Week
• Chamber honors local business leaders
• A worthy milestone
• Police Blotter
• High-speed chase ends with driver’s arrest
• Simi police nab trio in connection with local burglary
• No-kill advocates show their support
• Simi met many challenges in 2011
• Simi shows its support for father
• Family, friends and football
• Political Cartoon
• Family seeks its cherished gift
• Complex trying to ease smoke issue
• Suspect sought in bank heist
• Fake grass gets another pass
• Shelter a full house
• Life with autismlled with challenges
• Simi Valley denied CDA reprieve
• Police still have no motive in murder of Simi woman
• Simi kids enjoy a magical night
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Heavy lifting
• Options for B and C students
• Camarillo resident recounts Holocaust horrors
• Super Saturday at RHS
• Highlanders hope to double down on league titles
• Students stage one-act plays at High Street center
• St. Olaf Band to perform in Thousand Oaks
• Playhouse opens season with Americana musical
• Music association seeking new members
• Calendar
• Arts council announces scholarship program, exhibition
• Westlake’s star QB transfers to Royal
• Community Briefs
• The MOVIE Nut
• Alzheimer’s Association hosting workshops
• Skate for Steve to benefit ailing Simi dad
• Senior Congress encourages healthy living
• Temple offers child safety tips
• The power of giving with no strings attached
• Countywide video contest seeks entries
• Community garden to receive blessing
• Civil War encampment at Strathearn Park
• Doughnuts
• Pet of the Week
• Age is nothing but a number
• Police Blotter
• Remember when?
• SVPD searching for In-N-Out Burger bandit
• He’s glad to see SVPD involvement
• Writer needs to explain her bias
• Some fifth-graders getting raw deal
• SVUSD wellness plan a total waste
• Gingrich is no match for Obama
• Comparison not a good selling point
• Letter writer right: Gingrich is a dog
• Simi man charged with sexual assault
• Securing services a struggle in some locales
• Sales tax revenues see uptick
• Cartoon
• Sex is no city’s business
• SVPD investigating apparent homicide
• City worried porn industry could set up shop in Simi
• New venue for swim finals
• High school courts have mass appeal
• Camarillo seminary hosting lecture series
• Synagogue oering educational classes
• Author of ‘Dead Man Walking’ to speak at CLU
• Surgeon to lead talk on PAD
• Free diabetes class oered
• YMCA launchestness challenge
• Building blocks
• Kids get up to speed in charming ‘Cheaper by the Dozen’
• Middle-schoolers make honor band
• CLU music instructors staging debut tuba concert
• Performances to honor legacy of civil rights leaders
• PTSA hosting mock SAT, ACT
• Simi collegian makes the grade
• Mobile orchestra makes stop at Hollow Hills Elementary
• Calendar
• ‘Troubadours’ to take Cabaret Lounge stage
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Senior center to oiter tips on driving test preparation
• Troop support group marking milestone
• Pet of the Week
• CASA holding orientation in Camarillo
• City asking forag designs
• MB2 Raceway hosting club night in Sylmar
• St. Patrick’s Day Parade accepting entries
• February programs for senior wisdom
• The root of the problem
• Local grocer fondly remembered
• Police Blotter
• Metrolink performing track work
• Donations keep Crime Stoppers going
• Arrests made in RV battery thes
• Something fishy with FEMA actions
• Gingrich best dog in political fight
• Second-hand smoke causing a problem
• SVPD should not be part of task force
• Political Cartoon
• SVPD sting puts pinch on parlor prostitution
• Let’s turn this ship around
• Simi man sentenced in drug case
• Strickland enters 26th District race
• Remember when?
• Schools tailor education to achieve success
• Employee union sues to stop library switch
• Simi bands ready to Rock
• Wheezing could indicate lung disease
• Los Robles physician to oversee trials for degenerative disc disease
• ALS group to meet
• Health should be focus of resolutions
• Bringing pain with much to gain
• ‘Screwtape Letters’ coming to T.O. arts plaza
• Faith Briefs
• Republican women seeking scholarship applications
• Author savvy
• The MOVIE Nut
• Calendar
• Simi, Moorpark theaters offer dueling ‘Hairspray’
• Moorpark College hosting baseball fundraiser
• Simi Valley Education Foundation to recognize exceptional service
• State launches program to laud green schools
• SVUSD exploring options to improve employee health
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Pet of the Week
• Pet shop paying homage to animals
• Bridal Premiere coming to Westlake
• The work affair
• Park district hosting dance
• Small business seminar coming to Simi Valley
• Fancy stickwork
• Writer’s claims got his attention
• Simi schools have fan in one parent
• Customer’s kind act a blessing
• Charity Checks make it easier to support a favorite cause
• Police Blotter
• America’s political picture isn’t pretty
• Agency didn’t give him a fair shake
• SVUSD won’t listen to parent concerns
• Many reached out to hoops player
• Political Cartoon
• 26th district now anybody’s guess
• Supervisor throws hat into race
• Redevelopment law has ‘unintended consequences’
• Tenants ready to take over retail spots
• SVHS teacher enters plea in 7-Eleven case
• Santa Su stars share their secrets
• Gallegly announces retirement at end of current term
• Blessing of the Waters in Camarillo
• How to be spiritually fit in 2012
• New leadership team takes reins at Simi Valley Hospital
• Beneciaries have 10 days to report any changes in living arrangements
• Foundation set to award $1.2 million in scholarships to county students
• Calendar
• Conejo Players to deliver big family comedy
• Magician to saw mayor in half
• Broadway classic ‘Hairspray’ to take stage
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Beneficiaries have 10 days to report any changes in living arrangements
• Academy for Salon Professionals offers unique approach
• Teams still swimming upstream to catch Chargers
• Club elects new ocers
• Miss Scarlett coming to life at library
• Pet of the Week
• Recreation classes available to seniors
• Straight shooter
• Same ol’ new
• Senior Center unveils trip schedule
• Life skills for positive aging
• Y oers free trials
• A grand New Year’s entrance
• Y offers free trials
• Police Blotter
• Chamber, Rotary hosting free shredding event
• New year means hundreds of new laws throughout the state
• Business seminar coming to Simi
• DUI arrests up this holiday season
• Simi woman killed in crash
• Winter wonderland
• Council on board with Wood Ranch cell tower
• Simi Valley schools rife with issues
• Too much time going to homework
• Cartoon
• Is Simi walking on worthy water?
• It’s party time
• We’ve been violated
• Unemployment numbers moving in right direction
• Oh baby!
• State court upholds redevelopment elimination
• Rabbi to discuss Christian shift
• Temple Ner Ami hosting events
• Women invited to Aglow meeting
• Goals keep getting higher
• Former Stoneridge student finds peace away from court
• Try these tips to keep braint
• Former ‘Laugh-in’ cast member to help ring in New Year
• Datebook
• Former ‘Laugh-in’ cast member to help ring in New Year
• What Medicare covers when you go to the hospital
• St. Bonnie hosts food, wine tasting
• Scholarship honoring fallen soldier seeking applications
• College district calling on reserves
• Mercato Italiano
• CUDDLY COMPANION—
• Why New Year’s resolutions don’t work
• Simi Rec and Park oers clogging classes
• Aowery tribute
• Paratransit committee to meet
• Simi Historical Society looking for volunteers
• Samaritan Center helps say goodbye
• Blotter
• New law addresses child safety seats
• Realtors unveil new board
• Residents need to clean up signs
• School district owes us answers
• Parents need to lead in education
• Teachers should be tested for drugs
• Council made wise move with library
• Customers pay it backward in Simi
• Cartoon
• Where does the time go?
• Photos of the year
• Four arrested in home invasion
• Man gets eight years in Ponzi scheme
• Motorcyclist hurt in collision
• Teen injured in alleged DUI wreck
• Vandals take aim at Simi residences
• Fido’s biggest fan
• Top 10 stories of the year
• A fight to the finish
• Los Robles recognized for heart, stroke care
• Christmas comes early
• Holiday donations honor elderly loved ones
• Santa letter
• Reagan Foundation, G.E. offer scholarships for 2012
• Former Supreme Court justice offers civics lesson to students
• Village Voices Chorale announces auditions
• Calendar
• The MOVIE Nut
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Volunteer opportunities available in Israel
• The greatest gift you can ever give
• Tiger cubs make debut at L.A. Zoo
• Pet of the Week
• City accepting CERT applications
• Christmas tree recycling available
• Santa Sal delivers holiday cheer
• Rotarians help kids roll
• Police Blotter
• Good Samaritans
• Roam‘n Relics hosts party for military kids
• A song in their hearts
• Legislation gives city flexibility with lighting district funds
• Knolls dwellers want voices heard
• City leaders don’t care about citizens
• Homework a part of good education
• Cartoon
• A gift that keeps on giving
• First-quarter finances yield optimism
• Business tax waived for smaller shops
• Voters will keep their say on growth
• Takasugi in more trouble
• Magic hands
• Water users get extra drop in the bucket
• Chugging along with Christmas cheer
• Volunteers needed to prepare tax returns
• Be on the lookout for phone scams
• Westlake to play De La Salle for state football crown
• All-Stars soccer club gets its kicks at Panther Shootout
• Simi’s cross country season one for the record books
• Nominations sought for action awards
• Faith Briefs
• Los Robles debuts ultrasound procedure
• Utilize these seven tools to help manage diabetes
• Special education group announces January meeting
• Technology focus of education forum
• Full of Christmas cheer
• Calendar
• ARTS ready to debut Simi Town Center annex
• Not your average Christmas tree
• Red Hat ladies hosting luncheon
• Pet of the Week
• Elks hosting annual Christmas party
• Simi Valley Town Center bracing for snow
• Simi Y selling Christmas trees through Dec. 23
• Being there when you are far away
• Tree board seeks applicants
• SVPD o???ering Parent Project classes
• Shi???ing into overdrive
• Police Blotter
• Knolls residents should embrace vets
• Simi needs to save ARC daycare facility
• Homework taking over our kids’ lives
• Councilmember not a man of his word
• Tico’s continues to feed homeless
• Library must be financially viable
• Couric talks shop, new book in Reagan visit
• Political Cartoon
• Bad moon rising
• Awareness just???rst step in curbing prescription problem
• SVUSD forging ahead in wake of budget cuts
• Council votes to leave county library system
• Remembering Pearl Harbor
• Hospice Requires Its Own Holiday Planning
• Addressing Substance Abuse Among Local Teens
• Hospice Requires Its Own Holiday Planning
• Addressing Substance Abuse Among Local Teens
• Simi sluggers swing for the moon
• Coaching changes give league a new look
• Simi sluggers swing for the moon
• Coaching changes give league a new look
• Foundation to give $1.2 million in scholarships to county students
• Simi Valley church hosting manger musical
• What freshmen should be doing
• Chanukah musical takes Civic Arts stage
• PAD screenings can save legs and lives
• Whom are you taking for granted?
• Staying well is possible this winter
• Foundation to give $1.2 million in scholarships to county students
• ALS group to meet
• What freshmen should be doing
• Doc to discuss how to keep bones strong
• PAD screenings can save legs and lives
• Nar-Anon offers parents support
• Staying well is possible this winter
• Simi PD now accepting unwanted prescription drugs
• ALS group to meet
• ‘A Holiday Night at the Opera’
• Doc to discuss how to keep bones strong
• High Street gets in the holiday swing
• Nar-Anon offers parents support
• Simi PD now accepting unwanted prescription drugs
• Jane McCoy
• ‘A Holiday Night at the Opera’
• Handbell choirs coming to Simi Valley Town Center
• High Street gets in the holiday swing
• Simi Valley church hosting manger musical
• Chanukah musical takes Civic Arts stage
• Jane McCoy
• Whom are you taking for granted?
• Handbell choirs coming to Simi Valley Town Center
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Calendar
• Moorpark ballerina lands starring role in ‘The Nutcracker’
• The MOVIE Nut
• Calendar
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Moorpark ballerina lands starring role in ‘The Nutcracker’
• The MOVIE Nut
• Reagan Library collecting Toys for Tots
• Reagan Library collecting Toys for Tots
• Pet of the Week
• Pet of the Week
• Strathearn Park hosting family holiday event
• Sustainability committee seeks applicants
• They’ve got game!
• Strathearn Park hosting family holiday event
• Sustainability committee seeks applicants
• They’ve got game!
• Mrs. Claus makes tea date
• Fire???ghters taking part in annual ‘Spark of Love’ drive
• Showing their support
• Mrs. Claus makes tea date
• Fire???ghters taking part in annual ‘Spark of Love’ drive
• Showing their support
• A life well lived
• A life well lived
• Invasive beetle
• Bulldogs bring home hardware
• Invasive beetle
• Bulldogs bring home hardware
• Logging on for a lifesaver
• Logging on for a lifesaver
• Parents’ actions leave bitter taste
• Voters determine length of service
• Thank you, Mayor, for exposing ills
• Keep the library in county system
• Politicians need to earn compensation
• Political Cartoon
• Voters determine length of service
• Keep the library in county system
• Political Cartoon
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Police Blotter
• Witkin gets probation in sex case
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Parents’ actions leave bitter taste
• Police Blotter
• Thank you, Mayor, for exposing ills
• Witkin gets probation in sex case
• Politicians need to earn compensation
• Be safe this holiday season
• Judge questions council’s appointment process
• Availability of painkillers at all-time high
• Be safe this holiday season
• Committee assignments turn fiery for council
• Judge questions council’s appointment process
• Showing cultural pride
• Availability of painkillers at all-time high
• Committee assignments turn???ery for Council
• Showing cultural pride
• Schools on lockdown following robbery
• Lewis receives warm send-off
• Schools on lockdown following robber y
• Lewis receives warm send-o???
• No favoritism here
• OPEN hosting free job search workshop
• Company expands services to provide what customers need
• Healthy living: Understanding Medicare changes
• Nurses to lead free classes for joint replacement patients
• Grief workshop helps families get through the holidays
• Hospice erects Tree of Rememberance
• Holiday sale promotes Tanzanian craftspeople
• Jazz vespers service returns to St. Francis
• Church to host Christmas benefit concert
• LDS show takes audience on a Christmas journey
• Churches work together to give gifts of hope
• Special education group to review budget plan
• Royal to celebrate winter with song
• Water main break causes upset at Simi High
• Biz gives big to Simi schools
• Pit player o??ers a look under the hood at ‘Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’
• Calendar
• Pit player offers a look under the hood at ‘Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’
• Auditions set for ‘Chicago’
• Student performers to take stage at Moorpark College
• American whisky tasting benefits Seabee scholarship fund
• ‘Holiday Lights’ to illuminate Moorpark College
• Performers bring ‘Christmas Magic’ to High Street
• Car donations can benefit charities
• Pet of the Week
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Native American group collecting supplies
• Financial matters
• Senior Center unveils 2012 trip schedule
• VFW hosting pancake breakfast
• Ceremony to commemorate Pearl Harbor
• Santa’s little helpers
• Former mayoral candidate pleads to charges
• New courts a welcome addition
• School does vets proud with event
• Time right to vote for term limits
• Take outsourcing to the next level
• Police Blotter
• City again pushing back library decision
• Simi needs to take action in drug fight
• Union has no say in teachers’ fate
• Heads up: distracted drivers on the road
• Political Cartoon
• Mayor takes strong stance against illicit massage shops
• Technology gives SVPD a speed read
• Expert panel sheds light on prescription drug abuse
• Painting a path to HEROIN
• Stop smoking classes offered
• CLU vigil, panel to mark World AIDS Day
• Simi girls secure Southern Section crown
• Royal’s season ends with a thud
• Jingle Jam encourages spirit of generosity
• Simi Community Christmas returns
• Huddling up to help
• A greeting for a soldier
• Simi High class honors staff with Thanksgiving lunch
• School nurses see more students with diabetes, serious illnesses
• Pet of the Week
• Male chorus to take Simi stage
• CLU rings in Christmas season with song
• Calendar
• Turkey Rock to benefit Simi’s needy, homeless
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Young artist makes colorful impression in Simi, Moorpark
• Just say thanks
• Simi students prepare for disaster
• Police Blotter
• Four people arrested in Simi auto theft
• DEA to present seminar on prescription drug abuse
• Nonprofit aimed at domestic violence facing budget crisis
• Library costs key to any decision
• Park district takes good care of vets
• Letter wrong about park district’s role
• Simi woman recognized for philanthropy
• Mayor needs to set positive tone
• Union protects troubled teachers
• Cartoon
• Looking for answers in response to tragedy
• SVPD officers getting new handguns
• Skaters spread some holiday cheer
• Training day
• City Council ready to put kibosh on some benefits
• Cities see benefit in library transition
• Simi Chabad to host fashion show
• Local religious leaders to take part in interfaith service
• Pioneer football team flips out
• Synagogue has busy fall schedule
• Super Bowl Saturday at Royal
• Pioneer football teamips out
• Royal seeks its revenge
• With Baxter in the lead, SVHS girls favored to claim cross country crown
• A peek inside the sweet life
• ‘Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’ takes Simi stage
• Conejo Players delight in ‘Gypsy’
• Calendar
• Credit union hires new loan ocer
• Career center to host free payroll tax seminar
• Cabrillo names successor for retiring CEO
• Credit union hires new loan officer
• Tips to help teens navigate diabetes
• Rummage sale to benefit teen with brain tumors
• Rummage sale to benet teen with brain tumors
• Hospital guild reaches goal
• The MOVIE Nut
• Health Briefs
• How to make turkey day a healthy one
• Palliative care gives critical patients extra support
• Ceramics students to show work
• Westlake High hosts TEDxYouth conference
• Students give the gift of life
• Pet Pantry program seeks donations
• Holiday for Hounds on tap
• Pet of the Week
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• I stink
• Dementia and UTIs
• Rainbow Girls show their colors
• Soball tourney to help Toys for Tots
• Activities scheduled for Simi seniors
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Crime Prevention Task Force seeks members
• Treats for the troops
• Simi studio shows its spirit
• Police Blotter
• SVHS band teacher arrested after overdose
• Sales tax revenues up in Simi
• Council adopts Centre Court zoning changes
• Jean “Marie” Owings
• Townhome project gets planners’ blessing
• Simi man arrested in cell phone store burglary
• Sex offender check yields one arrest
• Veterans deserve break on their day
• Veterans pay extra on own holiday
• Residents deserve say about station
• Political Cartoon
• Arrests offer sobering reminder
• Transient busted for counterfeit cash
• Nowhere to run
• Fake grass now getting a pass?
• Simi sees drop in property crimes
• SETTING UP FOR SANTA'S SEASON
• Arraignment postponed for teacher accused in robbery
• SVHS seniors forge a college connection
• Grace Brethren girlsre through Frontier League
• Candy trade saves smiles
• StoneBridge hosts fall potluck
• Forum to focus on surviving suicide of a loved one
• Local artist to perform worship concert
• Norwegian to share family’s Holocaust experience
• Free e-waste drop-off for local residents
• Earth talk: Consumerist culture takes a toll on the environment
• Traveling nurses care for nation’s heroes
• Free webinar for caregivers
• Retirement community of the future
• Simi High library wants old books
• Backpack safety: what parents need to know
• Seasoned TV actor at give talk at CLU
• Scholarships available for collegians with disabilities
• Simi native named analist in media arts festival contest
• Student-built robots will do battle at Cal Lutheran competition
• Directory helps navigate online learning options
• Simi High heeds hospital’s call
• Archers offer open house
• Calendar
• Songstress takes to Thousand Oaks stage
• Auditions open for ‘110 in the Shade’
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Discovery Center talk focuses on biodiversity
• Town Center ready to light Xmas tree
• Pet of the Week
• Former OSS agent presents CLU lecture
• Is marriage overrated?
• Holiday card signing dedicated to soldiers
• Community Briefs
• Leadership Academy welcomes 17th class
• Clothes for a cause
• Guilty plea entered in Ponzi scheme
• Police Blotter
• Armed robber hits sub shop
• Barbs at hikers miss the mark
• Event helps with several causes
• Reenactment a valuable teacher
• Council wise to look into library
• Council should heed residents’ concerns
• Couple opposed to library change
• Cartoon
• Make a choice, and move on
• Tax break keeps employer in Simi
• Council sees no need for term limits
• Library control still an open book
• Chambers appointed SVPD’s interim chief
• Boys & Girls Club of Simi Valley and Simi Valley Girls Softball Team Up on Nov. 17 for Registration Drive, Clubhouse Tours
• Simi sledgehammers Royal
• Pioneer runners dominate Mt. SAC event
• A fierce battle until the end
• Prayer ministry presenting training seminar
• NewHeart hosting fall fiesta
• Trunk-or-Treat at StoneBridge
• In the here and now
• Tips to keep Fido safe this Halloween
• The Amazing Spider-boy
• Doctors to discuss holistic options, healthy aging at H2U meeting
• Halloweeen sweets not worth the cavities
• Joint replacement class available
• Local police stations host prescription drug take-back event
• Walking for a cure
• Tennessee Williams plays take center stage at CLU this fall
• Auditions announced for ‘All My Sons’
• ‘Heart and Soul’ kicks off Civic Arts cabaret series
• Elvira to host Halloween radio dramedy
• Calendar
• More spine-tingling Halloweenflicks
• More spine-tingling Halloween flicks
• The movie mash
• RHS, library link up for leadership institute
• Virtual lessons make learning to read fun
• Students get a dose of reality
• Pet of the Week
• Pre-Halloween surprise
• Girl Scouts offer free dog wash
• Authors will discuss their craft
• Council on Aging seeks executive board members
• Rotary collecting items for troops
• And the race is on!
• County book fair coming to Camarillo
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Simi Valley teen quick with a trick
• Police Blotter
• Changes in store for Centre Court
• For the record
• More bike lanes overdue in Simi
• Bike lane opinion misses the mark
• Bike lanes good for Simi Valley
• Political Cartoon
• Provocative costumes send wrong message to young girls
• City Hall expansion moving forward
• Council discusses plan for old Station 43
• City joins parolee task force
• Civil court services may leave Simi
• House of horrors
• Faith Briefs
• Football Friday
• Calendar
• Bandit back in action at annual Simi Valley ghost tour
• Free program oered for caregivers
• Alzheimer’s walk set for Oct. 29
• Expo encourages residents to live healthy
• ‘Biggest loser’ at Oaks mall
• Lymphedema group to meet
• Docs to discuss breast cancer breakthroughs
• Gains made inght against healthcare fraud
• CSUCI recognized as military friendly
• Home economics students to meet for leadership summit
• New website aids foundation’s Holiday Lights fundraiser
• Gains made in fight against healthcare fraud
• Big Springs gets jumping
• Striking up the band
• Mix and mingle
• College hosting Boo at the Zoo
• Pet of the Week
• Oak trees from acorns
• Interactive children’s show will feature Mr. Blue Oven Mitt
• Hospital foundation hosting 16th annual golf fundraiser
• Bike ride leads Scouts on spiritual path
• Police Blotter
• ree people arrested in burglary investigation
• Simi Valley ready to fill bike path gap
• Newspaper makes immediate impact
• Garage sales to benefit family
• ‘Smart meters’ not a wise choice
• Three people arrested in burglary investigation
• Political Cartoon
• VCFD ocially dedicates new Station 43
• VCFD officially dedicates new Station 43
• Bike lanes: Too much of a good thing?
• Grant funds necessary to reshape Arroyo Simi
• City favors alternative power plan
• A walk to remember
• Football Friday
• Girls’ volleyball update
• Yogi to lead calming workshop
• Synagogue celebrates Sukkot
• Steve Jobs: official guide on the road less traveled
• Flory hosting Halloween carnival fundraiser
• Genealogical seminar to help trace roots
• Car burglaries in school lots on the rise, Simi Police says
• Highlanders hosting marching band competition
• Pioneer alum invited to warmup at crosstown rivals’ game
• Simi students get up close and personal with wolves
• Calendar
• ‘Learned Ladies’ curtsy on college stage
• Theater grows blue-ribbon winner with ‘Little Shop of Horrors’
• “Drive”
• Free flu shots available tomorrow
• Doctor to lead lecture on shingles
• Breast cancer event stresses early detection
• Seminars will help make sense of Medicare plans, assist in choosing prescription drug coverage
• City planners grant expansion of Simi ER
• Local woman fights to save leg
• Looking for a lucky number
• Classical guitar program cancelled
• Housing rights workshop
• Harvest Festival returns to Ventura
• Active Adult Programs
• My kid the salesman
• Pet of the Week
• Bike ride helps Simi woman find triumph amidst tragedy
• Teacher arrested in robbery
• Police Blotter
• Smart meters coming in 2012
• Brown signs bill against E-Verify mandate
• For the record
• Councilman not paying attention
• Call for tax hike was a money grab
• Support businesses that support kids
• More love for Simi’s Fitness Expo
• Cartoon
• Preparing for the Big One
• Grant will addzz to park project
• Takasugi guilty on 34 charges
• Burying the bad stu
• Lewis stepping down as SVPD’s top cop in December
• Landfill hosting free dump day for Simi residents
• Landll hosting free dump day for Simi residents
• Local WIN hosting networking luncheon
• Pet feed store honored by trade magazine
• Local wins back-to-back BMX crowns
• M.J. all day
• Massage Envy donating funds to fight arthritis
• Expo aimed at helping locals live well
• Massage Envy donating funds toffght arthritis
• Extra Help available for some Medicare recipients
• Teacher puts focus on helping stragglers excel
• Interfaith feast aimed at building understanding
• Student play puts zany spin on biblical stories
• Blessing of the Animals
• Railway gets into the spirit of the season
• Simi, Moorpark theaters casting ‘Hairspray’
• ‘Glass Menagerie’ hits T.O. stage
• Calendar
• Simi author to sign books
• Murder, mayhem and mulch
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation 2011 Photo Contest
• CraPub fair coming to senior center
• VFW reopens art exhibit
• Pet of the Week
• Heading to the hoop
• Stay up-to-date on Medicare changes
• Royal High band member marching to London
• Simi teen seeking title of county’s top crooner
• Police Blotter
• Auto metal shredder accused of dumping hazardous waste in Simi
• A soggy Simi day
• City did right with MOPH designation
• Press trying to sway the news
• Embrace health next weekend
• Political Cartoon
• Open up about suicide
• Pavley, Strickland facing new political realities
• County wades into redevelopment fray
• Luck of the Irish in photo contest
• Cops shop in support of Simi’s food banks
• Royal football team seeks first win over Westlake in six seasons
• Highlander water polo squad still can’t solve Agoura problem
• Captain Jack
• Ending well
• St. Max’s ministry aids the unemployed
• Campus hosting discussions on social justice
• Sheldon’s Art Academy gives students edge an
• Health Briefs
• Local nonprofits unite to help families with a child with cancer
• Simi priest to bless pets
• Forum to focus on rescue of children sex trafficking
• ‘Jerusalem’s Finest’: Church production benefits ailing actor
• La Reina hosting events for prospective students
• Car sales aid Simi schools
• Highlanders to march in band showcase
• Keep your eye on the ball . . .
• Kids get cooking
• Pet of the Week
• Spanish guitarist to perform
• Libations abound at Oktoberfest
• Distinguished Speakers coming to T.O.
• Keep pets safe during emergencies
• YES board seeks applicants
• Roughing it
• Going green pays off for Simi shop
• Police Blotter
• Census yields Simi’s official tally
• Vote online for favorite vacation pic
• Vick now on the receiving end
• CRV program one big rip-off
• Coyotes aren’t the only predators
• Gov. Brown needs to kill bill
• Gas pumps ripe for credit scam
• Cartoon
• Cheney offers Washington insights
• Reforms a smart move
• Cheney o'ers Washington insights
• A rroolllliicckkiingg ggoooodd ttiimee!!
• A rollicking good time!
• Simi Valley secures its own Purple Heart
• City makes push to help stores open doors
• Settlement reached in PD sex case
• October marks return of Underwood Family Farms’ Harvest Fest
• SVHS duo loving life in the fast lane
• Simi Valley, Grace Brethren poised to keep perfect records intact
• Free classes prepare patients for joint replacement
• Screenings available to detect blocked leg arteries
• Classes will focus on diabetes management
• Residents welcome proposed ER expansion
• Program honors healing power of animals
• Spiritual leaders to gather for Community Prayer Breakfast
• Food, wine fest to benefit St. Rose services
• Minister to address interplay between evolution and Scripture
• Film tells story of Liberian women’s uprising
• Temple hosting special S’lichot service
• Expo unites different faiths
• Expo unites di'erent faiths
• Calendar
• The MOVIE Nut
• Recycle e-waste, aid Simi schools
• Success of virtual summer sessions prompts district to consider more online course options
• Preschoolers prepare for Jewish New Year
• What seniors should be doing
• Academy reps to discuss application expectations
• Scholars wrap summer research
• City seeks submissions for grant program
• Indian Guides celebrates 85 years
• City, Chamber present landscape workshop
• Community Garden ready to move
• Pet of the Week
• Acorn proofreader pens sleuth caper
• Dirtbags clean up at tourney
• I Want a Reason
• And the winner is . . .
• Mules central to Scout’s Eagle success
• Grant to help local homeless overcome financial barriers
• Police Blotter
• Keeping Fido fit
• Grant to help local homeless overcome 'nancial barriers
• Coyotes continue to pose problems
• Kiwanis helpful to teen parents
• Informed consent a double standard
• Political Cartoon
• Giving is an everyday blessing
• Proposed state bill could end E-Verify
• Clean scene
• Vote online for favorite vacation pic
• Sales tax revenues on the rise
• Renamed Simi fair focuses on fun
• Lost, but never forgotten Settlement reached in PD sex case
• Lost, but never forgotten
• Calendar
• Marmonte League overview: Girls’ tennis
• Chabad events focus on good eats
• Simi deacon takes ministry to remote Alaskan village
• Performing arts academy enables local kids to develop their talents
• Open house to honor Alzheimers families, caregivers
• Chiropractic Board adopts ‘informed consent’
• The Secret
• Free stop-smoking classes available
• Foundation teeing up to help local schools
• Live auction to benefit Simi High students
• Nominees sought for Lew Roth Award
• TV, movie actress to speak at CLU
• ‘Gondoliers’ to open with champagne gala
• Simi VFW seeking entrants for annual scholarship program
• The Acorn Epicurean
• To astmasters helps develop oratory skills
• Historical Society seeks volunteers
• Appointments available for waste collection
• City Council donating personal computers
• Simi Valley man finalist for annual community service award
• Scandinavia comes to Agoura
• Library seeks donations for soldiers
• SWEET AS CANDY—
• Survivor’s story helps secure scholarship
• Theater family comes together to aid performer’s long recovery
• 'eater family comes together to aid performer’s long recovery
• Man sentenced in national security case
• Tom Barber Golf Center granted permit extension
• Man pleads not guilty in DUI death
• Political Cartoon
• Editorial Submission Policy
• Got a beef?
• Blotter
• Council not looking out for residents
• Flag thieves should be ashamed
• People need to mind own business
• Vote for top Acorn photos
• Vote online for favorite vacation pic
• Three years later, the anger remains
• House fire investigation uncovers suicide victim
• Simi man sentenced in child porn case
• House 're investigation uncovers suicide victim
• 9/11 memories keep marching on
• Simi Valley 5k and10k
• Free Clinic of Simi Valley’s ‘100 from 100’ Campaign Reaches 25% of Goal
• Political Cartoon
• We all remember that fateful day 10 years ago
• Council approves Chamber loan in wake of redevelopment flap
• Clean sweep for Eclipse
• Marmonte League overview: Girls’ golf
• Saying goodbye to summer
• Feast to honor Filipino saint
• Set yourself free from the weight of hate
• Mystic Candles coming to Simi
• Course takes look at manhood
• Back to Church event Sept. 18
• 9/11 remembrance at Royal High
• Know your prostate cancer stats
• Are you ready to be edutained?
• Concert will benefit Alzheimer’s Association
• Hospital hosting blood drive
• RHS hoops hosting fundraiser
• Simi Valley Adult School establishes memorial fund
• Merit scholarships
• Bridge Program prepares students for next chapter
• ‘Wonderettes’ coming to Cultural Arts Center
• FRI., SEPT. 9
• New attractions highlight annual Simi Valley festival
• Pet of the Week
• VCFD stations to commemorate 9/11
• VFW to recognize POWs, MIAs
• CHP o'cers talking safety at Simi Valley Farmers’ Market
• Wag ’N Walk ready to raise funds for homeless pets
• Arledge stops fanning his VCFD flame
• Guest opinion
• Blotter
• City leaders concerned about transit proposals
• More thoughts on SVUSD grading
• Grateful for a look inside Ground Zero
• Food letter strikes chord with reader
• No data to support plastic bag ban
• More air traffic cause for concern
• Firearm ordinance oversteps bounds
• Pain clinic needs a closer look
• Free workshop reveals 7 ways to cut college costs!
• SVUSD pleased with API results
• Headed for the End Zone
• GOP hopefuls get their say in Simi
• Boys & Girls Club of Simi Valley Invites Parents to Day for Kids on Sept. 14
• Calendar
• Living Green Expo seeking exhibitors
• Earth Talk
• Start school year off right at Farmers’ Market
• Acupuncture, herbal medicine play role in weight control
• Lancer football team gets started
• Simi softball squad sizzles in summer
• Pigskin paradise
• Synagogue preparing for High Holy Days
• Spiritual Expo to honor 9/11 by creating united community
• Workshops available for job seekers
• Boys & Girls Club members get smart about money
• Girl Scout creates biblical garden
• Locals invited to join Newcomers
• Stone company opens in T.O.
• Workforce Investment Board adds new members
• Hearing loss support group to meet
• Program helps women with cancer
• Free Clinic seeking vendors for October expo
• East Coast hospital revamping medical education
• Simi seniors organizing Wellness Expo
• Free classes to discuss diabetes management
• Sun safety tips: Know the facts, skip the scorch
• The spirit of unity
• Honor Roll
• Simi teen takes aim, nails target
• Simi theater group casting fall musical
• Festival features French films
• New West announces new executive director
• ‘Cuckoo’s Nest’ questions definition of sanity
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Simi park seeks favorite status
• Wine Festival coming to Wood Ranch
• Wag ‘n’ Walk focused on animal rescue
• Pet of the Week
• Meeting will focus on food engineering
• Fashion show to benefit homeless
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Square dance class available
• Taking ownership
• What’s your life story telling you?
• Born to run
• Police Blotter
• Drive sober this weekend
• Time to say no to altered food
• Scam artists leave sour taste
• Grading system misses the mark
• Act ensures jobs filled by legal workers
• Calendar changes hurtful for families
• Cartoon
• All aboard!
• Groundwater puzzle taking shape
• Tow companies 'ght for slice of Simi Valley pie
• Golden State pushing for another hike
• Tow companies fight for slice of Simi Valley pie
• Sharing the Simi Valley love
• Blazing A path
• Simi Valley man pleads guilty in heroin deaths
• Dance academy hosts annual open house
• Simi attorney to lead free backruptcy seminar
• Simi grad Weaver inks big deal with Angels
• Kickoff faceoff: Who plays for the Lombardi Trophy in February?
• Kickoff faceoff: Who plays for the Lombardi Trophy in February?
• Royal ready to roll
• Cut-athon to benefit teen with brain tumors
• County ALS support group to meet
• Doc to discuss ear-related disorders
• Step forward to beat heart disease
• Camarillo Hospice offers free training
• Church offers instruction in performing arts
• Author to discuss why we love dogs and eat pigs
• Does the Dow have you feeling out of control?
• ‘Stuff the Bus’ helps hundreds of families
• A surprise gift
• How to survive ‘back to school’
• Microscopic critters
• Cast and crew shine in ‘A Few Good Men’
• Calendar
• Aspiring music mogul builds recording studio in Simi
• Simi mayor wants to chat
• To astmasters opening doors
• Simi Hills participating in Patriot Golf event
• Let’s tip a glass
• Driving for dough
• King ends his stay at the YMCA
• Pet of the Week
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Sometimes it pays to have the best mess
• Police Blotter
• Simi cyclist critically hurt
• Vegas bomb threat trail leads to Simi Valley
• FOR THE RECORD
• Mayor deserves kudos for stance
• Cartoon
• The ABCs of back to school
• Twist and shout
• ‘Duck Pond Park’ getting a face-lift
• NASA still looking at field lab impacts
• Booze bust lands store owner in hot water
• Making the grade
• Back to School for Simi Valley - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Boys & Girls Club of Simi Valley to Celebrate National Waffle Day Aug. 24
• Talent rises to the top
• Grandpa T’s death helps bring extended family together
• Faith Briefs
• Center puts kids on the right path
• Lemonade fundraiser
• SVUSD class sizes to remain constant
• Tutoring for special needs
• Sharing favorite summer books a great experience
• High Street casting fall musical
• Folk Fest to rock downtown Ventura
• Blues band to perform in Simi
• Singers, dancers sought for ‘Gypsy’
• The MOVIE Nut
• Calendar
• Artists to show off skills at mall
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Open curling comes to Simi
• Simi library to host Johnny Cash tribute
• Active Adult PROGRAMS
• City Council recognized for support of military
• Pet of the Week
• Animals come alive for Simi youngster
• Master on the mat
• Police Blotter
• SWAT Training in Simi
• FOR THE RECORD
• Cyclists have right to be on the road
• It’s a good thing school is still out
• Live to the fullest, but be safe as well
• Cartoon
• Amazon looks for local support
• Country charm on display at Ventura County Fair
• RSRPD celebrating 50 years with a bang
• Court puts lawsuit on fast track
• Float like a butterfly . . .
• Float like a butterflfly . . .
• SVPD officer charges colleagues with sexual harassment
• Martin out, Taggart in as SVHS football coach
• Royal linemen ready to run the rock
• Simi scholar takes nutrition lessons to island nation
• Temple plans casino day trip
• Church puts Wild West twist on VBS
• Single Jews to meet, mingle
• Simi synagogue to host movie and brunch
• Klezmer band to entertain at ice cream social
• Forum to screen film on anti-gay bullying
• City wins grant to achieve energy efficiency
• Newbury Park High reunion includes classes of ’69-’72
• Host families needed for exchange students
• Studio makes dance dreams come true
• Lutheran church offers three worship styles
• The MOVIE Nut
• Blues band to play Gardens of the World
• Camarillo theater casting ‘Fame’
• ‘A Few Good Men’ to take High Street stage
• Calendar
• The Canyon’s jazz nights feature acclaimed artists
• Active Adult PROGRAMS
• Pet of the Week
• TV actor to address Rotary Club
• Scouts show their sharing spirit
• To astmasters holding open house
• Endurance racer a ‘Tough Mudder’
• Cyclists need to ride responsibly
• Amtrak train strikes, kills Simi woman
• Simi should join efforts to ban bags
• Police Blotter
• Watch out for security scam
• Voters can receive sample ballots online
• Mayor off mark on redistricting
• Cyclists need to ride responsibly
• Debt ceiling debate all about politics
• Simi should join efforts to ban bags
• Not a fan of sewer line vote
• Watch out for security scam
• Mayor off mark on redistricting
• Debt ceiling debate all about politics
• Not a fan of sewer line vote
• Cartoon
• Let’s stay heady this fall
• Virginio Valentino “Val” Santiago
• Simi man sentenced in child porn case
• Kick it up a notch
• Council approves zoning district sought by Simi Valley Hospital
• Grants sought to help pay for housing needs
• City appeals Sacramento’s ‘ransom’ fee
• Bright lights, big problem?
• Course studies propaganda
• Workshop teaches teens about entering the workforce
• Grant allows CLU to launch scientific computing center
• Cool down this summer with a hot read
• Social Security offers a back-to-school checklist
• Getting a head start on college applications
• Spring rains bring more summer rattlesnakes
• City seeking green business
• Cabrillo casting musical about ‘hard-knock life’
• Calendar
• The Movie Nut
• Rotary Club launches speaker networking series
• Familiar faces in Pac-12 Conference
• Varsity football schedules
• Holley claims Simi golf crown
• Pioneer big boys get tough in the trenches
• Save seat now for air show’s Aloha chalet
• Fair seeks support brick by brick
• Dancers take home top prizes
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• And the question is . . .
• The Girl, the date, the dilemma
• Simi fencer aims to win world title in Croatia
• Historical Society seeks fresh faces
• Summer camp shows local kids how to shred
• Police Blotter
• Drug arrests lead to charge of child endangerment
• Transportation agency boasts new website
• Veterans Court will start hearing cases in November
• Secret marijuana fields on public property are a growing problem, authorities say
• Loan helped man repair his car
• Huber, Judge fight for the taxpayers
• Passersby saved house from fire
• More bikes mean less congestion
• Prop. 36: Doomed to fail
• Cartoon
• Judge struggles in determining how much to pay Metrolink crash victims
• Drug court disbanded for lack of funding
• Final voting maps do Simi Valley a disservice, local officials say
• Former SVHS coach sentenced
• Can city return profit from recycled water?
• Simi block parties back in style
• Garage sale benefits First 5
• Soaking up the cinema
• Royal, Simi ousted in VIBL semis
• Pudwill to skate at X Games
• Simi Eclipse takes it to the Xtreme
• Snyder a fixture at Surfrider Beach
• Aglow invites women to fellowship
• Chabad takes Shabbat outdoors
• Jones: Learn to love the mystery of life
• Free diabetes classes offered
• UCLA launches innovative transplant program
• Group helps those with hearing loss
• Hospice foundation teeing up for Simi Hills golf tourney
• How to make trim choices while dining out
• CLU grad schools receive $200K
• Bus tour gives view of teens in action
• Theater camps introduce kids to world of acting
• Simi preschool and kindergarten earns national accreditation
• Future educators secure scholarships
• Jazz artists swing at T.O. gardens
• Art and essay contest seeks kids’ creative works
• Beachside fest features artists of all kinds
• Teens get jazzy in ‘Chicago’
• Calendar
• A Taste of Simi
• Take a spin around the floor
• Simi Arts Center casting ‘Marvelous Wonderettes’
• Exotic tale weaves story of love, sacrifice
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Association of Realtors elects officers, directors
• Elks excited about cars, chili
• Simi Valley police ready to tee it up
• Hawks soar to title
• Community Games coming in September
• Answers to questions about Social Security
• Pet of the Week
• Senior Center announces trip schedule
• Simi author takes on PTA in novel
• Rotary makes $5,000 in donations
• Cycling for a cause
• Police Blotter
• Simi could pay millions to keep redevelopment
• Stand Down aims to lift up vets
• Borders closing doors for good
• Cartoon
• Put the brakes on bicycle road rage
• Boys & Girls Club two years past due on lease payments
• Small Tapo Canyon blaze serves as another warning
• Great job, Dad!
• Acorn misses mark on suggestions
• Redevelopment advocates seek court’s intervention
• SVPD remembers fallen comrade
• Simi Shock 10U All Star Team Playing for National Championship
• Junior Olympics swim event coming to CLU
• Baseball tourney showcases positive, negative aspects of youth sports
• Sacred music ensemble auditioning new members
• Relax: Workshop to teach Buddhist meditation
• Inaugural forum to discuss brain injury
• Doc to talk prolapse treatment
• Classes prep patients for knee, hip replacement
• Menthol smokers feel ‘twice addicted’
• Potterheads unite for finale
• Local businesses hang lights in support of Moorpark College
• Educators discuss literacy at all-day workshop
• Education Foundation welcomes new members
• Coeds bust a move in student-produced show
• Kingsmen give modern take on popular Shakespeare work
• Save seats now for annual Salsa Festival
• Simi actors put twist on ‘Little Mermaid’ tale
• Get into the island groove at Thousand Oaks’ Tropical Daze
• Meet new people, explore new worlds in books
• Calendar
• ‘Forum’ relives funnier days of ancient Rome
• Tribute band reignites Beatlemania on Simi stage
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Mayor plans meet-and-greet at Town Center
• Police offering citizens academy
• Senior Center hosting foreclosure-prevention workshop
• SVPD ready for National Night Out
• G orel l’s staff to meet with public
• Park District busy with summer events
• Pet of the Week
• Earning their antlers
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Little girl not bashful about sharing big voice
• Police Blotter
• You make the call!
• For the record
• Celebrate Fourth with a parade
• Simi needs to look out for itself
• Cartoon
• Simi mall needs solutions
• VCFD aggressive against 118 blaze
• City upset about latest maps decision
• The race is on!
• SVPD mourns officer lost in plane crash
• EverYbody was kung fu fighting
• City Council flushes proposed sanitation hike
• Supervisors finally say yes to landfill expansion
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Chamber hosts first-ever shred event
• Local Realtors councils merge
• Mixer offers Taste of Simi
• Appeal property tax estimates now
• What’s next for housing?
• In Simi Valley, kickball isn’t just for kids
• Edison offers free lamp exchange
• Outdoor fun
• Applicants sought for cultural exchange program
• Red Cross names new development officer
• Mosquito season really bites
• Free lecture will focus on making healthy choices
• Simi actors to stage award-winning ‘Ragtime’
• Pirates drop anchor in Ventura this weekend
• The Acorn Epicurean
• Calendar
• Tribute show summons nostalgia for Neil Diamond’s glory days
• Church to celebrate Egyptian culture
• Couple teaches congregation in tandem
• Salsa Dash to benefit cancer research
• Giggles and games
• County soccer squad takes on Argentine champions
• Sailors show off skills at annual Seabee Days
• United Way ‘stuffs the bus’
• Talent scouts will be at Simi Town Center
• Realtors reward students with college scholarships
• Breaking down cultural barriers
• ‘Jungleland’ author to sign books
• Neighborhood councils seek new members
• Boy, 2, keeps smiling despite battle with rare neurological disease
• Redevelopment funds in ‘state of suspension’
• In-home services jeopardized by state cuts
• Late budget causes DMV gaffe
• Only 3 fined for fireworks on the Fourth
• Man caught with child pornography at work gets 270 days in jail
• Police Blotter
• We need to get tough on fireworks
• A sickly smell
• Cartoon
• We’re with our city on this one
• Supervisors set to make final landfill decision at July 19 hearing
• L.A. man arrested in fatal Simi crash
• Embezzlement case brings ‘not guilty’ plea from Takasugi
• One person’s trash, another’s treasure
• Think twice about beaches and canyons this weekend
• Members of Congress side with Metrolink train crash victims
• Red Elvises Coming to Simi Valley Town Center - Free Concert
• Hooper helps photo-takers snap the perfect shot
• Apple Valley acupuncturist brings practice to Westlake
• Conejo doctor pioneer in cosmetic surgery
• Families cool off at swim club
• Customer satisfaction No. 1 at Solar Universe
• Conejo Valley Big League begins U.S. title defense
• A real straight shooter
• Simi woman tortured by ‘suicide disease’
• Splish, splash having a blast!
• Leaders of tomorrow: Kiwanis honor outstanding Simi youths
• College foundation aims to celebrate Christmas in July
• Actor brings Poe to life at library
• Stories that hook readers from beginning to end
• Sign-ups open for YMCA child care
• Synagogue to host barbecue, movie night
• Sri Lanka native to discuss U.S. perceptions of Muslims
• Performing arts school seeking local talent
• Movie makers flock to Ventura Film Fest
• Chorus offers vocal lessons for women
• The MOVIE Nut
• City seeking members for arts board, foundation
• Cabrillo brings beloved musical to T.O. stage
• Calendar
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Connecting
• Elks donate $7,900 to help disabled kids
• The Art of Being
• Pet of the Week
• VFW sponsoring Gala USO dance
• FAMILY MEN Don't Wear Name Brands
• Simi Hills invites families to golf
• Eager Eagles
• Sen. Pavley to speak at local women’s political event
• Police Blotter
• Commission gives developer green light on revamped project
• Social Security ceases service
• City has collected $5K in graffiti fines
• SVUSD adopts tentative budget
• Man arrested in connection with church scam
• For the record
• A vote to allow lost pet signs
• Fireworks draw glowing review
• A big reason why Medicare is ailing
• Cartoon
• Low-income housing effort gets City Council’s blessing
• Reading: a cool summer choice
• Hospital asks for special overlay zone
• Safe driving pays off for Simi Valley motorists
• City officials offer own redistricting solutions
• A star-spangled birthday bash
• Talent Search: Calling All Performers to Simi Valley Town Center
• Celebrating Independence Day the eco-friendly way
• Marie Callender’s shutters Simi pie shop
• History-making referee learned her craft locally
• Lacrosse team gets the last laugh
• Marmonte football players steal spotlight at Conejo Classic
• Homes now required to have carbon monoxide detectors
• A one-stop health shop
• Happy, confident teens play sports, survey says
• Kick off those shoes . . . and dance!
• Santa Su singers to perform at Carnegie Hall
• Realtors reward Simi scholars
• Temple hosts patio potluck, meet and greet
• Ministry cares for pets of hospice patients
• Standout COLLEGE Students
• Cord Honor of
• Benefit concert features hit band
• The Movie Nut
• ‘Rocky Horror’ is astounding
• 4th of July Celebrations
• Calendar
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Pet of the Week
• Park Service announces July events
• Ask the DMV
• Writers club accepting short story contest entries
• FAMILY MEN Don't Wear Name Brands
• VCFD offers tips for fireworks safety
• The Art of Being
• Eye on the Conejo
• Rotary Club shifts meetings to morning
• CERT class accepting applications
• Scholarships are music to students’ ears
• Police Blotter
• SVUSD school safety a top priority
• For the record
• Fans need to cheer home team
• Garage sale signs stay up too long
• Political Cartoon
• Balanced budget brimming with good news
• Redistricting maps trouble city leaders
• Simi attorney arrested on embezzlement charges
• Slip-sliding into summer
• 13 facts for Independence Day
• Landfill expansion decision pushed back until July 19
• Don’t be tempted to light up Monday night
• ‘To My Surprise’ Pop Art Piece Fronts Simi Valley Tow Center Calendar
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Fusion to host EPL soccer club
• Top Lancer athletes honored
• Eclipse soccer squad shoots, scores
• Pioneer grads battle through growing pains in minors
• Royal passing attack has hot hand heading into Conejo Classic
• Pioneer players named All-CIF
• Girl power
• Class to discuss joint replacement
• Tee up for Teddy Bears
• Families practice preparedness
• Getting ready for (grand) baby
• Tips for summertime safety
• KCLU picks up nine broadcast awards
• Chorale seeking tenors, altos
• Bard buff to make Kingsmen debut
• Patriotic ice show to benefit local troops
• Local dancers hit Hollywood stage
• The MOVIE Nut
• Clinics offer free pregnancy services
• Church builds new youth center
• Day camp takes kids on biblical adventures
• Standout COLLEGE Students
• Simi Education Foundation hands out scholarships
• Senior standouts: Apollo High School
• Grads share tales of triumph over tough odds
• Looking toward the future
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Calendar
• Seabee Days car show seeks entries
• Library hosting ham radio event
• Rancho Pool announces summer swim schedule
• Pet of the Week
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Garnette Schroeck
• Splitting the uprights
• Ask the Arborist
• Military ball coming to Reagan Library
• Peeking into Simi’s past
• Coming together for the community
• Events set for annual Fireworks Extravaganza
• Simi teenager trades the valley for ‘The Hill’
• For the record
• Internet tax would hurt businesses
• ‘Lost pet’ signs need to stay OK
• Creole gives his nod to festival
• Police Blotter
• Closure of 405 Freeway likely to have major impact on traffic
• Writer uninformed about Cajun fest
• SVUSD needs to address safety
• Cartoon
• Both sides need to move on
• Follow the bouncing ball
• Fiscal committee delivers wish list
• Council finds itself in sanitation quagmire
• Showered with school spirit
• Grand jury clears SVPD of playing election politics
• David Melcher Named Operations Manager at Simi Valley Town Center
• Fresh Printz: SVHS hires boys’ hoops coach
• Spikes and mics
• FOR THE RECORD
• 5 enter V.C. Hall of Fame
• Pioneers claim Marmonte MVP awards in baseball, softball
• Nonprofit boosts therapy staff
• Medication 101: How much do you know?
• Workin’ up a sweat
• Centerpoint hosts VBS
• The Art of Being
• Musical brings true story to life
• Kingsmen to perform ‘The Merchant of Venice’
• Knig ht s rev up and get cookin’
• Documentary explores food rights
• High Street seeking ‘A Few Good Men’
• Calendar
• Senior standouts: Simi Valley High School
• Favorite teachers get their due
• Chamber journeying to Italy
• Arts Council names new prez
• College foundation seeks support for ‘Christmas in July’
• Grant to help county ready businesses for disaster
• Showing off a Pioneering spirit
• Senior Standouts: Santa Susana High School
• Bottle caps beget graduate’s newfound passion
• Saying so long to Santa Su
• Senior standouts: Royal High School
• Retiring teacher brought science to life
• Highlanders happy to head into the future
• College Corner
• Hands-on summer camps turn students into savvy techies
• Red Sox roll in Rookie league
• Active Adult PROGRAMS
• School counselors share a passion for skating speed
• Pet of the Week
• Author to discuss new book
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Town Center to offer free movies
• Mr. Blue Oven Mitt making Simi appearance
• Giving ‘The Bard’ another shake
• A race to the top
• Brain tumor stuns college-bound senior, family and friends
• ‘You’re a grand old flag’
• Police Blotter
• Open house gives Simi PD chance to show its friendly side
• Writer off base regarding festival
• Creole big part of Cajun festival
• Cartoon
• SVUSD trustees look into budget
• Stepping into the future
• These dads are picture perfect
• Another meeting, another landfill punt
• Council concerned about sign blight
• 8th Annual Amanda McPherson All-Star Tournament June 17-19
• Free outdoor movies at Simi Valley Town Center this summer
• Friday farmers market is relocating
• Expo scores big with entrepreneurs
• Faith Briefs
• Santa Susana sluggers go deep
• MLB clubs devour area talent in draft
• All-Star hoops game at Moorpark
• Track and field’s finest cap incredible high school seasons
• Seminar will explain hospital bill charges
• Cancer survivors celebrate with a picnic
• Free class to discuss diabetes
• Park celebrates Simi’s history with day of family fun
• Kids make the darndest faces
• Hitting the green
• ‘Concerts Alfresco’ coming to center
• Fingerpicking champ to play in Simi Valley
• Audition calls for operettas, chorale
• Sweets for success
• Math Midway to make West Coast debut
• Artist’s appearance to benefit VFW
• Calendar
• Senior standouts: Grace Brethren High School
• Grad Facts
• Aderibigbe driven by desire to help others
• Grace Brethren grads ready for the world
• Boys & Girls Club hosting annual auction
• Republican Women to gather for satellite dinner meeting
• Certified farmers market debuts in Simi
• Public transportation focus of senior event
• Pet of the Week
• Simi PD open house celebrates 40 years
• Turning lemons into Lemon-AID
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Music teacher sentenced in sexual assault
• Police Blotter
• Cell tower approved for Big Sky Ranch
• Another vote to keep rangers
• Park rangers serve a vital role
• A tip for keeping critters off fence
• Shame on festival for Creole removal
• Tuition hikes are out of control
• Benefits are not the only target
• Letter mistates mayor’s promises
• Landfill decision delayed yet again
• Political Cartoon
• More sizzle to go with the steak
• Former bookkeeper gets 18-year prison sentence
• Remembering ‘Ronnie’
• Leaving school with a song in their Hearts
• Council: Don’t give panhandlers drop in the bucket
• County needs to be on fire alert
• New ‘Community Health & Fitness Expo’ to Support Free Clinic
• Simi Valley shopping, dining tips for Father's Day
• Elite Financial Leasing Offers Innovative Solutions
• Nurse Practitioner Utilizes HCG Program
• Golf event returns to Simi Hills
• Locals claim Div. II college softball title
• RHS grad Peters is best in Mountain West
• Storm surge
• Cajun fest dishes up good fun
• Free class helps locals quit cigs
• Sidewalks make for healthier communities
• Shades important every day
• Any age is the right one to be an organ donor
• Job center offers free career shops
• Plaza bands together to connect with community
• Exploring Earth from the sky Cub pack seeking a few good Scouts
• Lockard leads relationship series
• Temple hosts Shabbat for children
• Summer program teaches kids teamwork, compassion
• UCLA pediatric hospital earns top honors
• ArtWalk features handmade crafts
• Satirist bringing one-man comedy show to Conejo Valley
• Simi Valley soprano to perform vocal program
• Chorale seeks new voices
• The Movie Nut
• Datebook
• Pet of the Week
• Simi officer on front lines in fight for kids’ rights
• Woman’s club hosting Cupcake Bonanza
• Horsing around with the Clydesdales
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Equipment thefts on rise
• Police Blotter
• Pertussis epidemic still strong in Ventura County
• Local store fills need for feed
• Simi teens hurt in crash
• Not a fan of council benefits
• Letter provided effective warning
• Letter about Judas missed the mark
• Judas central to Easter story
• Boeing needs to do the right thing
• Let the good times roll!
• Cartoon
• Dog park gives new leash on life
• Supervisors agree to return libraries to county control
• Let’s draw Dad
• Grand jury recommends removing park rangers
• Honoring our fallen heroes
• ‘Summer Concerts Alfresco’ Returns to Simi Valley Town Center
• Datebook
• New Simi fish house hopes to reel in customers
• Pioneers show Hart how it’s done
• Ringgold sizzles for Simi Valley
• Royal’s frosh-soph beat Westlake for title
• Track and field contingent off to Masters meet
• Pioneers pry their way into quarterfinal round
• Christian women invited to Aglow
• Parish hosts spirituality workshop for women
• Notre Dame’s traveling choir to sing at St. Julie’s
• CLU religion professor retires
• The Art of Being
• Moms, dads march for babies
• Serious sniffles: Persistent allergies are nothing to sneeze at
• Public invited to attend hospital bioethics seminar
• Getting through the doughnut hole: Tips for navigating Medicare drug coverage
• Internship offers inside look at state politics
• Middle schoolers learn lesson in peaceful mediation
• La Reina excels at science fair
• Sinaloa band earns top marks
• Go green: Entries sought for eco-conscious contest
• Special ed parents group to meet
• Website raises funds for Ventura County schools
• Staged house party tackles teen drinking
• Sesame Street’s Elmo and Co. coming to T.O.
• Bard’s best works performed in bits
• The MOVIE Nut
• High Street announces next season
• Doctor meets his dark side in ‘Jekyll & Hyde’
• Skin cancer can affect pets, too
• Pet of the Week
• Farmers Market coming to Simi Valley Town Center
• FAMILY MEN Don't Wear Name Brands
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Recent college grad details quest to make it in real world
• Active Adult PROGRAMS
• Setting sail on a dream career
• Street Fair draws crowd in excess of 18,000
• Military poster exhibit extended
• Determined to serve
• Teachers earn parent’s accolades
• Landscaping work a worthy project
• Police Blotter
• Club hosts debate on gun control
• Distracted driving remains a problem
• Committee right to question benefits
• Teen shines at Moorpark College
• Pet owners need to keep eye out
• Writer off base with Easter claim
• Political Cartoon
• On Memorial Day, remember the cost of freedom is high
• Let’s draw Dad
• Look out below!
• Committee: Some council benefits need to go
• Thinking inside the box
• Nascar On Display at Reagan Library
• New "Extreme" Recycling Center Opens In Simi Valley
• Simi Valley Town Center Certified Farmers’ Market Opens June 7
• Datebook
• Softball squad bags first-place trophies
• Five Guys bringing its burgers, fries to Simi
• Highlander soccer fundraiser focuses on spirit of aloha
• BMX rider strikes gold in San Diego
• Red-hot Royal baseball team refuses to lose
• Area swimmers put on a show at Southern Section championships
• Locals give the gift of life
• ‘Jekyll & Hyde’ hits High Street
• Youth Orchestras celebrate 50 years of music
• Golf tourney aids food pantry
• H2U group celebrates dads by placing bets
• Doctor to discuss GI woes
• Living vibrantly: Women come together
• Kids get building at robotics workshop
• Camp teaches musical arts, features world instruments
• Registration open for YMCA camps
• Vista boosts standard scores in state testing
• Wood Ranch principal to guide SVUSD’s elementary education
• Musical chairs: District staff trade schools, switch roles
• Valiant Men revving up for car show
• Cartoonist to discuss influence of imagery
• St. Paschal’s puts on poker face
• Recital unites flutes of all types
• Royal pays homage to Motown icons
• The Acorn Epicurean
• Worlds collide in ‘The King and I’
• The MOVIE Nut
• Make-A-Wish offering volunteer training
• Many happy beginnings
• Man’s best friend offers clear stamp of approval
• Pet of the Week
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Valley Oaks presents annual Memorial Day ceremony
• Try these tips so Fido won’t bite
• The Art of Being
• Event to benefit horse rescue
• The Nature of Things
• Local residents wanted for pollution control committee
• Simi woman puts the fun in fundraiser
• Simi man sentenced in porn case
• Police Blotter
• County transportation faces bumpy road
• Area teachers turn out to protest ongoing budget cuts
• Holiday means early deadlines
• Box City event to raise money for Simi Valley’s homeless
• Former Simi cycle shop owner charged with multiple felonies
• For the record
• New owners share vision for revamped Simi Valley Town Center
• Local couple show how fire protection should be done
• Street fair shows Simi’s swell side
• Hot pavement too much for pooches
• Cartoon
• Get to know thy neighbor
• Council upset about mailer goof
• County wants to talk some more trash
• Taking it to the street
• Memorial Day Weekend
• Datebook
• Isabella, Jacob top baby names list
• Aurand steps down as Simi boys’ hoops coach
• Holden leads Royal golfers at team event
• Westlake dominates Marmonte swim finals
• How to thrive through divorce
• Seminar focused on hip pain
• Program to discuss end-of-life issues
• Book examines living in mystery of life
• Forum looks at the power of ordinary people
• Take flight: Teachers go weightless
• Moorpark High principal to lead Santa Su next year
• Royal bands to perform
• Crestview gets groovin’
• Doctor to lead discussion on skin cancer
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Center for Spiritual Living to screen ‘Dirt!’
• Former state superintendent to address CLU grads
• College Corner
• ‘Big Bad Wolf’ strikes again
• Christian men’s choir to perform
• Saved: ‘Superstar’ team turns show around
• New West closes season with ‘Carmina Burana’
• The MOVIE Nut
• Clearing up questions about Social Security
• Sparkle Dot Trail Run coming to Hummingbird Trail
• Pet of the Week
• On the Trail
• Quacking up
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Knights seek chili cooks
• Landfill offering free cleanup day
• Ask the Arborist
• Learn CPR and first aid
• Twirlers win state title
• Nurse’s healing touch knows no boundaries
• Mothers march in quest for healthy babies
• Police Blotter
• TOP 25 Local People of 2011
• Used cars deserve love, too
• Cartoon
• Landfill agreement a win-win
• Repeal of SB990 the right move
• School board being sly on start date
• Memorial removal an embarrassment
• SVUSD takes stance on landfill
• 101 project gets rolling
• Redevelopment back in Simi’s cross hairs
• Trees of life
• Council votes 3-2 to support landfill expansion
• 6th Annual Charity Car Show at Simi Valley Town Center May 21
• Datebook
• Superstars don’t disappoint at county championships
• Specialists Help Clients With Short Sales
• Store Offers High Style
• Annuities Give Boomers a Dependable Income
• Window World Receives Award
• Studio Teaches Healing Naam Yoga
• Ad Agency Takes Clients’ Business Personally
• Marsh, Elmore among locals to get draft-day call
• Datebook
• Hamilton, Wall score victories
• Specialists Help Clients With Short Sales
• Superstars don’t disappoint at county championships
• Store Offers High Style
• Annuities Give Boomers a Dependable Income
• Window World Receives Award
• Studio Teaches Healing Naam Yoga
• Ad Agency Takes Clients’ Business Personally
• Marsh, Elmore among locals to get draft-day call
• Hamilton, Wall score victories
• Kushner to speak at T.O. temple
• St. Pat’s hosts benefit concert
• Kushner to speak at T.O. temple
• St. Pat’s hosts benefit concert
• Fellowship names new leader
• Acupuncturists make a good point
• Fellowship names new leader
• Acupuncturists make a good point
• Kicking the butt: No plan may be the best plan
• Recycle and shred to earn cash for Education Foundation
• Student choral groups come together in joint benefit concert
• Newbury Park middle school scores elite recognition
• Bringing education south of the border
• Colon cancer screening saves lives
• County nonprofits awarded thousands in grant funds
• Kicking the butt: No plan may be the best plan
• Recycle and shred to earn cash for Education Foundation
• Student choral groups come together in joint benefit concert
• Newbury Park middle school scores elite recognition
• Bringing education south of the border
• Colon cancer screening saves lives
• County nonprofits awarded thousands in grant funds
• ‘Ragtime’ auditions
• Blues fest gets Simi grooving to the beat
• ‘Ragtime’ auditions
• Blues fest gets Simi grooving to the beat
• Stepping into the spotlight
• Sample gourmet delights at international wine, food fest
• An evening in Paris
• Stepping into the spotlight
• Sample gourmet delights at international wine, food fest
• An evening in Paris
• Relive the Golden Age of radio
• Janss turning up the volume this summer
• NPR host to tape show in T.O.
• CLU hosting trade workshop
• Trio named to VCEDA board
• Local officials stressing county’s quality of life in attempt to attract businesses
• Relive the Golden Age of radio
• Janss turning up the volume this summer
• NPR host to tape show in T.O.
• CLU hosting trade workshop
• Trio named to VCEDA board
• Local officials stressing county’s quality of life in attempt to attract businesses
• Master Gardeners offering workshop
• Quilt show coming to S.F. Valley
• Native plant fair benefits Santa Monica Mountains
• Arts alliance hosting table-decorating brunch
• Star light, star bright
• Master Gardeners offering workshop
• Quilt show coming to S.F. Valley
• Native plant fair benefits Santa Monica Mountains
• Arts alliance hosting table-decorating brunch
• Star light, star bright
• Happy Mother’s Day
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Happy Mother’s Day
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Ask the DMV
• Girl Scouts seeking Women of Distinction
• Volunteers needed to assist Amgen Tour
• Ask the DMV
• Girl Scouts seeking Women of Distinction
• Volunteers needed to assist Amgen Tour
• Harpist to play at Simi Valley Library
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Pet of the Week
• Active Adult PROGRAMS
• Entrants sought for croquet tournament
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Canine Companions hosting open houses
• Old dogs teach researchers new tricks
• Harpist to play at Simi Valley Library
• Pet of the Week
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Active Adult PROGRAMS
• Entrants sought for croquet tournament
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Canine Companions hosting open houses
• Old dogs teach researchers new tricks
• Charity golf tourney to benefit hospice
• FAMILY MEN Don't Wear Name Brands
• Charity golf tourney to benefit hospice
• FAMILY MEN Don't Wear Name Brands
• Gardens of Eden
• Gardens of Eden
• Moorpark College professor dies from brain aneurysm
• Police Blotter
• Officers nab kudos for DUI arrests
• Two injured in accident at C.V. Days site
• Todd Road jail adds visiting day
• Moorpark College professor dies from brain aneurysm
• Police Blotter
• Officers nab kudos for DUI arrests
• Two injured in accident at C.V. Days site
• Todd Road jail adds visiting day
• Corner signs now a nuisance
• Simi police, CHP planning DUI checkpoint
• Simi shows its support for troops
• Sharing the gift of life
• Cartoon
• Gallegly moves into new district office
• Postal Service warns of website scam
• New home construction a mixed bag
• Parents need to keep watchful eye
• Corner signs now a nuisance
• Simi shows its support for troops
• Cartoon
• Simi police, CHP planning DUI checkpoint
• Sharing the gift of life
• Gallegly moves into new district office
• Postal Service warns of website scam
• New home construction a mixed bag
• Parents need to keep watchful eye
• On Sunday, how about a break for Mom?
• SWAT officers honored for valor
• City Council delays special landfill meeting
• Feeling the funk at blues fest
• On Sunday, how about a break for Mom?
• SWAT officers honored for valor
• City Council delays special landfill meeting
• Feeling the funk at blues fest
• Deputies looking for suspect in lewd act
• From shovel to station
• Deputies looking for suspect in lewd act
• From shovel to station
• Ready, aim, fire!
• Datebook
• Harrison Industries monitors its carbon footprint
• Career Center classes give job seekers an edge
• Shop talk
• Simi Valley takes aim at league pennant
• Dive in at the YMCA
• Horse around at Ride On open house
• Remembering the Holocaust
• Aglow women to meet
• Church throwing Beach Bash
• Local coach to speak at Prayer Breakfast
• La Reina mock trial team preparing for nationals
• Simi’s future scientists
• SAT practice makes perfect
• Garden Grove hosts blood drive
• Eye docs more willing to fit kids with contacts
• Youth council gives high schoolers a voice
• Somis students to reunite
• Medical careers academy at Simi High would kick-start tomorrow’s doctors
• Simi woman organizing blood, bone marrow drive
• Army families come together to help their wounded warriors heal
• Gold Coast hires chief medical officer
• Health Briefs
• Chorale closes season with young composer’s work
• ‘3 Blonde Moms’ poke fun at suburban life
• The MOVIE Nut
• ‘Rapunzel’: Gypsy players spin a tangled tale
• Arts fest seeks entries
• The Acorn Epicurean
• Cream of the crop
• On the Trail
• Marking their spot
• Local Freemasons to host gala
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Historical Society seeks board members, volunteers
• Motocross highlights Conejo Valley Days
• Pet of the Week
• The Art of Being
• Seniors club meets May 11
• Simi resident claims poetry prize
• Tree board hosting Arbor Day program
• Mayor hosting meet-and-greet
• Kruzin’ Kar show seeks participants
• It’s time for tea
• Street fair to feature 340 booths
• City employees share patriotic bond
• Police Blotter
• Former Simi Valley Cycles employee convicted in theft
• Late bloomer earns peers’ respect
• Las Serenas steps up for seniors
• Letter angers former resident
• Research needed before writing
• Cartoon
• Landfill vote requires integrity
• Malfunctions force recall of new breath analyzers
• Feds target Chuy’s franchise
• Easter column missed the mark
• Restaurants need health regulations
• Judge rules in Boeing’s favor
• CHP ramps up 118 safety efforts
• City ready to shed light on landfill negotiations
• An egg-cellent day!
• ‘Heroin King’ sentenced to 22 years in prison
• How does your garden grow?
• Datebook
• Pioneer netters playing with fire
• Simi, Westlake lead Marmonte with 4 league games remaining
• Lost in translation
• Civic Arts Plaza celebrates Easter Sunday with a song
• Simi churches host egg hunts
• The Art of Being
• New Hope giving away groceries
• Strawberry Fest seeking recipes
• Brownies helping create happy feet
• Podiatrist to lead free talk on feet
• Stroke support group to discuss hearing loss
• Hats Off to Women honors ‘heroes in heels’
• Online learning program gives Simi students another way to earn credits
• Special ed group to meet
• Grace Brethren team takes on world’s top bots
• Music meets art in concert
• Spotlight Awards dinner takes on British theme
• Latin star Charo to light up Civic Arts Plaza
• Special pricing for opera
• ‘Lend Me a Tenor’ scores with symphony of laughs
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Acorn Newspapers win four first-place prizes in 2010 Better Newspapers Contest
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Garden tour slated for May 1
• Harley hosting women-only Garage Party
• Pet of the Week
• Active Adult PROGRAMS
• Rivals come together for a cause
• SVPD dispatchers earn recognition
• FAMILY MEN Don't Wear Name Brands
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• More room for more junk
• Don’t like Simi? Then leave
• Some people need a sense of humor
• Reader is no fan of fluoride
• Cartoon
• April a special month for The Acorn
• Tell us your favorite Mom Moment
• Police Blotter
• Poor planning now taking its toll
• Landfill mistakes keep adding up
• For the record
• Film allows victim advocate to share harrowing true tale
• Accepting the Challenge
• Chief talks crime with residents
• Simi woman safe after kidnapping
• Simi Valley varsity baseballers host Challenger Baseball kids in morning fund-raiser April 16
• Datebook
• Football players graded on character
• Challenger baseball fundraiser Saturday at SVHS ballpark
• Basketball’s best saluted by Southern Section
• Simi grad puts together a big week on the diamond
• Things get chippy at league golf tournament
• Simi’s DeFlavio finds his form
• Grace Brethren winter athletes honored
• Egg hunt fun for all ages
• Simi Adventists celebrate Easter
• St. Francis services mark Holy Week
• Supper Club meets in T.O.
• Sun-deprived gardeners can grow a variety of shade-loving plants
• Doctor leading free chat on varicose veins
• Connecting
• Toast of the Town
• Key Clubbers honored for service
• Sixth-graders do outdoor school in style
• Royal shows off its creative side
• Simi resident showcased in CLU art exhibit
• Open auditions for courtroom drama this weekend
• ‘Little House’ actress to give artists talk
• ‘Superstar’ rock opera hits Simi stage
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Students make science come alive
• Don’t fall victim to tree scammers
• Pet of the Week
• Public input requested on residents’ needs
• Scandinavian Festival returns to CLU
• On the Trail
• Power Speakers meets Tuesday
• Small business forum coming to Simi Valley
• Figuring out retirement
• Ask the Arborist
• Volunteers still needed for California Trails Day project
• Simi dancer riding high
• City to take stand on landfill
• Working on a clean cut
• Police Blotter
• Sheriff’s bureau looking into hacking of county computers
• Simi has its share of problems
• Invitation to a tea party rally
• Student needs to think about others
• April Fools’ story good for a laugh
• Some people need to lighten up
• Political Cartoon
• A perfect weekend getaway
• Special banners honor Simi’s fallen heroes
• City looking to increase sanitation fees
• Planning commission says okay to expansion
• Thirty Years Of Fores
• Seeking Children's Letters to Our Troops
• Simi Valley Town Center Announces Wholesome April Schedule
• FRI., APRIL 8
• Datebook
• Youth can find jobs at career fair
• Tax tip No. 1: File on time, by April 18
• Simi hoops squad claims private school crown
• Highlanders have their eyes on the prize
• Doctors to discuss prostate cancer
• Step out to find a cure for kidney conditions
• Local dentist offering free oral cancer screenings
• Gator Run returns to Simi
• Tips to hasten disability benefits claims
• University women sending Simi girls to tech camp
• The Tokens to play at Santa Su
• Fallen tree damages roof of Apollo High building
• Santa Su senior closing in on rare achievement
• Earth Talk: The facts on fluoride
• Simi synagogue marks Passover
• Young musicians to play annual classic concert
• “Win Win”
• Girl Scouts helping pet rescue groups
• Patriots looking for players
• Pet of the Week
• Shop Ahoy keeps seniors stocked
• Casino night benefits homeless
• Park offers Ultimate Frisbee
• Sharing the Colonial spirit
• The earth shakes, the seas rise
• Making the grade
• Boomers: home remodels for our future
• Snowboarder doesn’t need sight to shred
• Police Blotter
• Simi officially getting into volunteer spirit
• For the record
• Simi has plenty to be happy about
• April Fools’ story a bad decision
• Cartoon
• Can’t we just get along?
• City planners embrace greenway project
• Judge dismisses lawsuit against SVPD
• Collectibles retailer finds perfect fit in Simi Valley
• Library remembers Reagan shooting
• . Higher . . . Faster . . Stronger . . .
• Higher . . . Faster . . Stronger . . .
• Becerra cleared of violation
• Simi Valley Republican Women Federated April Meeting
• Council approves local contractor for city hall’s HVAC renovations
• Datebook
• Pet hotel ‘paw’-pular
• Art academy seeing results
• Simi slugger bags a cycle
• Earth Talk: Global food system
• Cream rising to the top in Marmonte baseball chase
• Simi’s still an elite ballclub
• Music fest to benefit food bank
• Parish hosting talks on new media and ‘Parenting for Character’
• Church to screen silent classic
• The Art of Being
• Trail ride will benefit St. Jude’s
• H2U meeting focuses on heart
• Mood support group to meet
• Classes offered on diabetes, joint replacement
• Hospital women raising funds for ER expansion
• Park rangers, researchers bring science to life
• Local students challenged to be prepared
• Grants to provide kids with healthy snacks
• Moorpark College players go ‘Cuckoo’
• Local groups offer support for hearing impaired
• UCLA doctors perform milestone hand transplant
• College fest celebrates diversity
• Santa Su’s new theater shows off ‘Sound of Music’
• Thai dancers performing in Simi Valley
• CLU to present ‘25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’
• Arts Center will hold open auditions for ‘new’ Gershwin musical comedy
• Order up!
• Center holding coat drive for Japan
• Athletic Club raising disaster funds
• CERT class accepting applications
• Pet of the Week
• Simi seniors to host Bingo Bonanza
• Trails Day needs volunteers
• The need for speed
• Community Day is coming
• Students giving peace a chance
• Police Blotter
• SVUSD board votes in support of proposed parcel tax amendment
• Music teacher charged with sexual assault
• Number of homeless up in Ventura County
• Resolution is a money grab
• Trash has to go somewhere
• Political Cartoon
• Take it slow in school zones
• Public has its say on landfill
• City staff paints positive outlook
• Happy Face Hill draws activists’ ire
• Datebook
• Business leaders to discuss job creation
• Local Business Briefs
• Simi Valley breaks out the brooms at Buena tourney
• Still plenty of time to gear up for Soap Box Derby
• Mady the Magnificent
• ALS group to meet
• Podiatrist offers gentle cure for the common ingrown nail
• CLU dance squad to lead youth clinic
• ESL tutor training offered to volunteers
• Honor roll
• Royal puts be-bop twist on Shakespeare
• College Corner
• Aglow women set gathering in Simi Valley
• Unity of the Oaks hosting annual Music Fest
• Catholics raising funds for Habitat home
• Concert celebrates season for peace
• The Art of Being
• Ensemble to play Mozart, Goetz
• The MOVIE Nut
• Ojai man using cars to help animals cash in
• Multimedia renderings on display
• Pet of the Week
• Toastmasters offers course
• Homeless vets to have military funeral
• Railfest 2011 on track for Fillmore
• Lifeguard training available
• The Nature of Things
• Tumblers raising money for Japan
• Ask the Arborist
• Restaurateur helping his homeland
• Gorell returns to active duty
• Police Blotter
• Panel discusses local impact of Japanese disasters
• Council tweaks hospital crosswalk
• Cartoon
• Term limits might be the answer
• Don’t be fooled by rainy days
• Catania promoted to assistant city manager
• School board concerned about landfill
• Residents picked to keep eye on finances
• Santa Su takes center stage
• Greater San Fernando Valley Celebrates 100 Years Of Leadership
• Orange cones no more: New lanes open on 118
• Datebook
• Network with entrepreneurs at roundtable event
• WIB seeking award nominess
• Learn the facts about Social Security credit
• FOR THE RECORD
• Slow start doesn’t discourage Highlanders
• He’s just one of the guys
• Earth talk: Deadly chemical gas leaks
• Youth gather to talk ethics
• Seeing stars in Simi
• Parish hosting discussion on Muslim women
• Christian athletes host movie night
• Film explores the healing power of forgiveness
• Doctor to lead seminar on heart attack symptoms
• Hospice training program starts soon
• Simi doctor to discuss stroke-related memory loss
• Peer-led group offers support for depression, bipolar disorder
• Health expo urges residents to take care
• Los Robles choirs to perform together
• Operetta details high-seas romance
• Sci-fi actor to discuss his craft
• THe MOVIE Nut
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• ‘Parkcaching’ comes to local mountains
• On the Trail
• Pet of the Week
• Ms. Senior Conejo Pageant looking for contestants
• Controlling pet population is crucial
• Luck of the Irish to ya, laddie
• Joseph Michael Forlizzi of Simi Valley, CA Passed away Sunday, March 13, 2011.
• Conejo Valley Days adds Showdeeo
• Operation Anime hosting movie night
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Samaritan Center playing poker
• Pageant seeks contestants
• The Art of Being
• Council on Aging seeks help
• What can Brown do for you?
• Police Blotter
• Mayor preparing for State of the City address Huber to host town hall meeting
• It happens every spring
• Woman deserves theatre kudos
• November election positive for Simi
• City leaders need more transparency
• Ralphs hurt by its high prices
• Scouts impressed with landfill
• Waste company does its job well
• Landfill expansion should be stopped
• Cartoon
• Royal High gets real about DUI
• Where to donate for Japanese earthquake relief fund
• Simi man succumbs to cancer
• Royal High gets real about DUI Orange cones no more: New lanes open on 118
• Putting the handcuffs on drunk driving
• Rumsfeld holds court at Reagan Library
• County filling grand jury
• Datebook
• Time to move clocks ahead
• Softball rivals competing for a good cause
• Simi Valley’s Davis is Marmonte MVP
• Marmonte League baseball preview
• Lecture on memory loss
• Time for Simi to Slow Down
• Royal High musicians to perform
• College Corner
• Simi scholars make Azusa dean’s list
• ARTS Performance Academy creating permanent home
• FINISHING TOUCHES
• New Zealand folk group to perform
• Posters bring war history to life
• Simi Valley parish hosting talk on Islam
• Auction to aid T.O. Methodist church’s outreach programs
• ‘H.M.S. Pinafore’ opens tonight
• ‘Drowsy Chaperone’ anything but tired
• GOP women hosting luncheon
• Critter tails
• Pet of the Week
• FAMILY MEN Don't Wear Name Brands
• On a cookie crusade
• Green Portal has energy news
• Webelos to receive coveted award
• Dr. Seuss is on the loose!
• Supervisors recognize Black History Month
• A helping hand for history
• Society presents rose auction
• From quiet kid to confident champ
• T.O. radio station changing brand
• Simi staying proactive on redevelopment
• Shoppers need to support USA
• Americans deserve compassion too
• Tea Party cares about the issues
• Give WM credit for green efforts
• Vigorous council debate is healthy
• Simi officials need to be transparent
• Tax talk doesn’t need to be partisan
• Political Cartoon
• SVUSD exploring alternative options
• Police Blotter
• Let’s end lice-ism
• SVUSD issues layoff notices in anticipation of budget cuts
• LAFD honors Comacho’s heroism
• Corporate intent on closing Ralphs
• Task force finally gets day in court
• Play ball!
• New Zealand Folk Group Performance
• Datebook
• Former smoker help clients kick butt
• Doctor: Every child learns differently
• Website puts small businesses at consumer’s fingertips
• Gockel-Figge grappling at state meet
• Power Ali
• Gardening questions answered
• Earth talk:
• Simi woman launches county’s first dialysis support group
• Tee up for Wellness Community
• Toastmasters fosters confidence
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• B’nai Emet hosts Purim Ball
• Musical Methodists sing Broadway classics
• Buddhist Center opens doors to new home
• CSUCI presents original play about Donner party written by faculty member
• Santa Su senior turns passion for music to community service
• Fossil and gem show this weekend
• Meeting to discuss activities for special needs kids, adults
• Learn to curl at Simi ice rink
• ‘Jekyll and Hyde’ auditions
• Video festival seeking entries
• Young pianist to perform Chopin with New West
• Rotary presents magic show
• Summer battle seeks local teen bands
• Chamber singers to perform
• Restored 1913 locomotive will make appearance at Rail Fest
• The MOVIE Nut
• Registration open for Backbone Trail trek
• On the Trail
• Pet of the Week
• Amgen Tour unveils route
• Simi Valley girl presented as debutante
• Hospital hosting community blood drive
• Rare posters coming to Town Center
• Active Adult PROGRAMS
• Walk for hunger this Sunday at CLU
• Simi skater shows fire on ice
• Taming Simi Valley’s tough terrain
• Park offering overnight party
• Simi’s ‘seriously funny’ kid
• Save this school!
• SVUSD must find ways to cut costs
• Republicans eager for impeachment
• Expansion would hurt home prices
• Police Blotter
• Becerra, Sojka made tactical error
• Business owner deserves kudos
• Resolution 42 not public’s choice
• Officer took the easy way out
• Race to the Top robs Californians
• Political Cartoon
• Political football needs to end
• Firefighter of the Year stays cool when heat is on
• Simi Y scores $20K grant
• Free Clinic celebrates 40 years of compassion
• City finances on track at midpoint
• Landfill discussions devolve into council chaos
• Kids taking charge
• Ball, Lindsey Join Free Clinic of Simi Valley Board of Directors
• Becerra, Sojka offer list of landfill ‘must-haves’
• Olympic star to speak at Opening Day ceremonies
• Datebook
• Recruitment services available to local business
• Tax tips for Social Security beneficiaries
• Arrow pointed up for Highlander hoopsters
• Pair of Pioneers head to Masters with hardware in tow
• New plan offered for people with pre-existing conditions
• Dine and mingle with Red Cross leaders
• Children’s diets missing key nutrients
• Discovery hosts photo exhibit
• Unity offers guidance for people facing change, loss
• Science fair brings out the best
• Jazz singers to perform at Santa Susana
• Researcher to discuss efforts to save humpback whales
• College Corner
• Latin Grill to kick off blues fest
• The MOVIE Nut
• Students perform ‘Les Misérables’
• Pet of the Week
• On the Trail
• Ask the Arborist
• Out for a stroll
• Drop in to play Ultimate Frisbee
• Volunteers make sweet music for seniors
• Mayor hosting town hall
• FAMILY MEN Don't Wear Name Brands
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Ranger, rescued woman meet
• FOOD Share partners with county
• Police Blotter
• Teenager stabbed in possible gang incident
• T.O. woman pleads guilty to defrauding businesses
• Writer needs to get facts straight
• Guest opinion
• Political Cartoon
• Your turn to sound off on taxes
• Former mayoral candidate arrested on sex charge
• Sales tax revenue sees slight uptick
• A presidential directive
• SVUSD favors tax extension in wake of budget woes
• Garden Grove ready for science experiment
• Landfill annexation off the table for now
• Two-time Olympian Jessica Mendoza to open Simi Valley Girls Softball season
• Datebook
• Simi businessman named chair of Chamber Ambassadors
• Career Center offering payroll tax seminar
• Learn curling at Simi ice rink
• Science center makes math fun
• Local YMCAs raising funds to keep kids, adults strong
• RHS girls win wild-card soccer match
• Locking down league titles no small task
• Highlanders all smiles after securing Marmonte League basketball crown
• Royal boys punch ticket to Round 2
• Playing together as one nets Pioneers top prize
• The MOVIE Nut
• Senior Center discussing wills
• Transportation committee seeks applicants
• Stroke support group to discuss Botox
• Reagan Library looking for history-loving volunteers
• Robotic surgery expert to speak
• Active Adult PROGRAMS
• Angels Ball to benefit Casa Pacifica kids
• Acupuncture helps patients find relief
• Moorpark Chamber recognizes Simi Hospital’s community service
• Simi team relieves pain without surgery
• Comedy expo benefits pregnancy clinic
• Mitzvah expo coming in March
• Christian publisher acquires online bookstore
• College night offers planning workshops
• SAGE expands endowment for Moorpark College students
• Fact versus fiction: Learning disabilities
• Rotary party kick-starts Cajun fest
• ‘Fighter’ actor to speak at CLU
• Pet of the Week
• Bottles by the boatload
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• A slice of pigskin paradise
• Strickland to meet public
• Paratransit committee seeking applicants
• Runners ready for an ‘ultra’ challenge
• Police Blotter
• How does your garden grow?
• In the heat of battle
• Prudential awards grant
• Residents need Ralphs to stay
• Another meeting with Obama haters
• Education troubles promote religion
• Tighter belts a necessity
• Political Cartoon
• The kids are all right
• Property crimes continue to plague Simi
• Landfill hearing postponed until March
• Charlie angel
• Homeless housing alliance exceeds goal
• Council signs off on Lost Canyons changes
• Principals decide to split Marmonte football teams into 2 divisions
• Postal Service unveils Reagan Centennial Stamp
• Datebook
• Free recruitment services available to employers
• Locals can shred papers for free
• Home store offers goods with vintage flair
• Editor’s note on local high school basketball coverage
• Simi wrestlers claim a pair of league crowns
• Jade Buddha exhibit to open
• Honor roll
• Traveling van brings the sound of music
• Photo
• Arthritis: healthy joints, healthy life
• ALS support group to meet
• Love Run raises funds for Meals on Wheels
• Medicare: Know the facts, save money
• CRITTER TAILS
• Fest teaches kids to croon barbershop-style
• KCLU receives five Golden Mike awards
• ‘Celtic Blaze’ explores Canadian culture
• The Acorn Epicurean
• What the Dickens! It’s ‘Oliver!’
• Knights hosting Casino Night
• Nominations sought for top woman
• Royal High seeks a few good men
• Pet of the Week
• Former client toast of Samaritan Center
• Police Blotter
• Love Stories. . .
• Volunteers get their due
• County’s economic outlook improving
• Stadium idea a political football
• Petitioners need to get facts straight
• City needs to fix business exodus
• Bad move by Veolia to ban media
• Crash victims share heartache with train engineer’s employer
• Hospital needs to keep day care
• Youth sports come with heavy costs
• Cartoon
• Former CHP officer charged with theft
• Assistant city manager leaving Simi
• Reveling in Ronnie
• Datebook
• Wrestling tourney Saturday at SVHS
• Simi boys’ soccer team loses 7 players to grades
• Pioneers net huge win over T.O.
• Texas tussle: Packers or Steelers, who wins Super Bowl XLV?
• Royal’s on the right track
• Cardiologists to discuss heart disease causes, treatments
• Catholic groups host Valentine dinner, dance
• Event raises $27,000 to help homeless
• New study reveals germiest hot spots at school
• Lew Roth awardees honored
• Scholarships available for public works majors
• CLU asked to stage play at regional fest
• Cultural show celebrates Chinese New Year
• Four Seasons crafts Reagan birthday cake
• Winter drumline seeking percussionists to join ranks
• Big band tunes to get Valentines swingin’
• Actors sought for family musical
• Earth Talk: Environment can affect personal health
• The MOVIE Nut
• Polio support group to meet
• MBA students offer free consultations
• Give life: Blood, bone marrow drives in Simi
• Q and A to ease financial planning
• Senior Concerns will host free session on Social Security
• Depression group led by peers
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Speaker explores dark energy
• ‘Willy Wonka’ comes to Park View
• Simi Police offering parenting class
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Senior trips full of magic, gardens
• Cajun fest books Grammy winner Buckwheat Zydeco
• Pet of the Week
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Mall hosting Valentine’s bazaar
• Kung fu school putting grant to work
• Police Blotter
• Acid spill snarls local traffic
• Do youth sports cost too much?
• Political Cartoon
• Acorn seeks love stories
• Council says no to historic designation
• Meeting the people
• City officials speak out on redevelopment quandary
• Landfill EIR ready for review
• Eye on the ball
• Reagan Library in party mode
• Simi Valley Town Center presents first-ever Valentine’s Gift Bazaar
• Datebook
• The Art of Being
• Programs for cancer patients
• Free Clinic gets grant
• Time in combat can leave invisible wounds
• Connecting
• Acoustic music series debuts tomorrow
• Exhibitors sought for ArtWalk ’11
• The MOVIE Nut
• Brazilian conductor steps in to lead symphony
• ‘Rent’ triumphantly returns to Simi stage
• Special education group to host free workshop
• Ensemble in need of drummers
• Garden Grove Impact Academy to focus on math, science
• DKG raises funds for teaching scholarships
• Applications available for Santa Susana
• Teens honored for essays on patriotism, democracy
• SVHS alumni baseball game on tap
• All-Star effort from boys’ club team
• Total team effort for Simi Valley Eclipse
• Grace Brethren girls playing great soccer
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Gorell hosting meet-and-greet at Howie’s
• Pet of the Week
• Blue oven mitt brings smiles
• Learn to garden like a pro
• CLU rings in Chinese New Year
• 187th Airborne seeks former, active paratroopers
• Local hero: Park ranger rescues choking woman
• Summit puts youth in touch with local leaders
• Group to break ground soon on Simi’s first community garden
• Huber to host town meeting
• Body found in wash ruled suicide
• Police Blotter
• Send us your love story
• County home building increases
• Parents ‘shocked’ by closure of hospital’s school
• MANNA gets boost from Realtors
• Park district gears up for 50th birthday
• Opining on the abortion debate
• Residents should support Ralphs
• Guest opinion
• Political Cartoon
• Leave people to grieve their way
• Keeping Chumash untouched
• Wood Ranch Ralphs may close if sales don’t pick up soon
• Uncork the spirit of giving
• Evicted Simi family suing police department
• Residents reject park district’s Chumash plans
• Fishing for cookies
• City asks grand jury to investigate SVPD actions
• Datebook
• Israeli pianist will perform in concert
• Baroque ensemble performs in Oak Park
• Congregation B’nai Emet offers classes, programs
• Pet of the Week
• Put a stop to painful muscle spasms
• Health hints for older voyagers
• Senior Congress to discuss transitional living
• Shockwave therapy available for heel pain sufferers
• Chamber names new chair of the board
• Local resident attends women’s summit
• “The Green Hornet”
• Nutritionist to speak at H2U meeeting
• Free seminar to discuss brain, memory health
• New CLU organist to perform
• Whiskey club to host single-malt scotch tasting
• Guest conductor to lead third concert of season
• Marmonte standings
• Showdown Sunday: Who’s going to the Super Bowl?
• Royal rumbles through rest of Marmonte
• SVUSD offers info on junior kindergarten
• Fundamental schools accepting kindergarten applications
• Grace Brethren students have can-do spirit
• TTaakkee YYoouurr SSiimmii VVaalllleeyy AAccoorrnn oonn VVaaccaattiioonn
• Valentine event looks back at holiday’s history
• Simi congregation remembers MLK
• Multimedia show celebrates Martin Luther King Jr.
• Summer program lets teachers suit up as park rangers
• Culture center to display Warsoldier’s artwork
• Exhibit showcases landscape photographer’s massive prints
• Simi Valley Days gets new name
• PTA educates community on child trafficking
• Equine veterinarian helps care for ‘Cavalia’ horses
• Send your input
• Police Blotter
• Community proud of the CCU’s work
• Group is helping assist at-risk kids
• Cartoon
• Give us your best
• Board makes minimal changes to school schedule
• Council on Aging names top volunteer
• Cops have new tool in fight against DUI
• Police search Takasugi’s properties
• Coming together to improve our world
• The cemetery is the place to mourn
• Unemployment in Ventura County remains in double digits
• Feedback positive on greenway project
• Celebrating Martin Luther King Jr.
• We’d love your input
• Datebook
• Peace activist to speak at nonviolence event
• Church hosts ‘Facing Your Giants’
• Experts caution: Don’t be tricked by ‘phantom riches’
• Family regains ownership of Lassen’s
• Wellness Community hosting cancer program, fundraiser
• Local YMCA offering free trial memberships
• Disaster preparedness takes planning
• Rains can cause health hazards at beaches
• Local doctor to discuss work in Sudan
• Pizza parlor marks anniversay with free pies
• Oakridge Athletic Club celebrates grand reopening
• Baby boomers: Meet Medicare
• Free stopsmoking classes available
• Nutritionist to discuss importance of healthy eating
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Royal grad selected for international softball tourney
• Round 1 for Royal, Simi hoops teams
• Pioneer girls remain red-hot out of the gate
• Young playwrights present dark, comic works
• SVUSD School of Choice applications available
• Simi musicians chosen to play with state honor bands
• Zootopia puts kids in touch with bugs, critters
• Organist to perform
• Expert to talk art collecting
• Show pays homage to icons
• Assembly tackles bullying through humor and a bit of magic
• Learn about racehorse ownership
• The MOVIE Nut
• Paratransit group to meet
• YMCA offering swim lessons
• Hyatt bridal show covers all things weddings
• Boy Scout earns Eagle rank
• Girl Scouts gearing up for cookie rally, Brownilympics
• Song makers strum sweet melody
• David (Dave) A. Sobel
• Leadership class gives adults, youth in-depth look at hometown
• Park district making headway on projects
• Police Blotter
• ‘The Movie Nut’ an Acorn treasure
• Troops appreciate Simi’s donations
• Nothing compares to losing a child
• Are monuments all ‘eyesores’ then?
• Just don’t look at the memorials
• CERT explanations are misleading
• Nordal deserving of his big honor
• Possible schedule change frustrating
• Make affiliation with WM clear
• Political Cartoon
• Schedule change is in students’ best interest
• Judge retires; replacement Ryan Wright takes bench
• When situation got hot, CHP officer kept cool
• Landfill’s date with county postponed
• The gitbox gang
• Volunteers needed to help count the homeless
• At-risk youth: Are we doing enough to help?
• A peaceful perch
• Datebook
• Clinic offering free classes to help locals stop smoking
• Tackling cancer side effects
• Nutritionist to test health supplements
• Hospice of the Conejo to set goals for 2011
• Cervical cancer is preventable and can be easily detected
• Simi slim-down challenge kicks off Monday
• Neurologist named new Los Robles chief of staff
• Eclectic set of pets slated to perform
• Savor wine, raise funds
• College students producing original plays for High Street
• Theater alumnus lights up the stage
• Bella Donna, Desperado headline The Canyon
• Tango troupe to take T.O. stage
• The MOVIE Nut
• Chamber announces awards
• The Art of Being
• Simi braces for showdown at T.O.
• Pigskin players honored by Marmonte League
• A friendly game of cricket
• Royal girls about to become road warriors
• Surgical striker
• La Reina accepting applications
• Teachers pay billions for supplies
• University-level classes offered to adults
• Theater group gains grant to entertain kids
• Girls bring the heat at Simi tourney
• Flowered float honors Reagan’s legacy
• Writers club has new home
• Historic ships cruise into Ventura Harbor today
• Tree advisory board seeks members
• Salon offers free haircuts to disabled
• Active Adult PROGRAMS
• Pet of the Week
• Critter tail
• After a lifetime making music, Sinaloa band director named Teacher of the Year
• Police Blotter
• Commission approves protected areas
• There is help
• CHP reports record low in 2010 traffic fatalities
• Memorials on road are ‘monstrosities’
• Challenges await sheriff
• Local seniors raise cash for causes
• Simi woman lives to tell about brutal 2007 stabbing
• Geoff Dean sworn in as new sheriff
• SVUSD weighing earlier start to school year
• Datebook
• Simi Valley AYSO hosting huge weekend tournament
• Anger Management is all smiles after win
• Oncologist to discuss side effects of cancer treatment
• Managing diabetes
• Antioxidant-rich pecans help nerve cells function well
• Valve disease: getting to the heart of the matter
• Center hosts cataracts talk
• Raffle to raise funds for MS
• Knowing the risks can help slow Alzheimer’s
• Fighting childhood obesity starts at home
• Jazz club to jam at Senior Center
• Old-fashioned variety show delivers delight
• CLU’s Senior Fest 2011 kicks off in chapel Jan. 12
• Lutheran pastor to ride in Rose Parade
• Local sister elected superior general
• Teamwork results in smiles
• Houses of Worship
• Temple Adat Elohim hosts bullying workshop
• Digital works exhibit to open Jan. 10 at CLU
• College Corner
• Local students lend a hand
• Restored train takes to tracks
• Historical park seeks docents
• Recycle Christmas tree curbside
• Pet of the Week
• Seats open on tree advisory board
• Wells Fargo donates cash to dozens of local nonprofits
• New CERT class begins soon
• Team takes home tournament title
• Environmental Store carries on without ‘the water man’
• Families needed for county’s foster kids
• Police Blotter
• Longtime 911 communications head retires
• Wells Fargo robbery plan foiled
• For the record
• Unelected people steal democracy
• Still looking for 118 sound walls
• ‘Insensitive’ is an understatement
• Cartoon
• Bottom line: Simi is among the safest cities in the U.S.
• Child trafficking awareness event Jan. 11
• Homeowners could get tax break to curb added historic district costs
• Williams’ 28-year career draws to a close Jan. 1
• City calculations rank Simi 6th safest city in U.S.
• top stories for 2010
• A leisurely stroll
• Datebook
• Catching Chargers a major challenge
• Commentary
• Relentless Simi Valley wrestlers stay hungry
• Class open to adult learners
• Little ones spreading joy
• Local quadriplegic woman stays commited to supporting the disabled worldwide
• Local joins apartment brokerage team
• City’s economic development committee seeks business owners
• Chamber to lead guided tour of Simi
• Americans fail to prevent heart disease, survey says
• Clouds can’t shield eyes from UV rays’ damage
• Pregnant women, infants targets for the flu
• Brothers play Santa for ER patients
• What’s New On DVD?
• The MOVIE Nut
• Simi cast to reprise roles in ‘Rent’ next year
• Moorpark to select featured artist for fest
• T.O resident’s digital works to go on view at CLU
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Neighborhood councils recruiting
• Serving the community
• History ofSimi police celebrated in 2011 calendar
• Pet of the Week
• Young carolers bring the joy of the season to Simi nursing home
• Career center offering workshops for job seekers
• Royal High artist’s ‘moving’ piece wins statewide contest
• Police Blotter
• Huber replaced on community college board
• Simi man dies in solo vehicle crash
• Simi didn’t show at DTSC meeting
• Local homeless in need this winter
• Memorial turning into local eyesore
• Sojka, Becerra lend objectivity
• WM big supporter of local community
• School schedule changes too late
• Cartoon
• This holiday season, put your gadgets down and pick your heads up
• Fighting for cover
• SVPD did no wrong in ’09 death of detainee, DA report finds
• DTSC makes final call: Runkle is safe
• Simi Town Center sold
• get busy Rotarians bikes building
• Marmonte League winter overview: Girls’ soccer
• Marmonte League winter overview: Boys’ soccer
• Wonderland at the Harbor
• Team Victory goes undefeated
• Simi team pulls together for win
• Education foundation to honor locals dedicated to Simi schools
• Moorpark College Foundation awards scholarships
• Report reveals uptick in graduation, dropout rates
• High schooler interprets T.S. Eliot, advances to county poetry contest
• Police Blotter
• Deputy attacked while on duty
• Shooting likely gangrelated
• Tips to get the most out of holiday shopping
• Simi Police Foundation celebrates 2010 donors
• Meatheads go caroling to help foster youth
• Shelter dogs, cats need forever homes this holiday
• Total lunar eclipse to appear Monday
• Go ‘green’ this Christmas with sustainable gifts
• Memorial service today to remember Simi native
• Former first lady unveils centennial stamp
• YOUNG ARTIST—
• Student’s nonprofit gets big endorsement
• WM is an asset, big contributor to local charities
• Simi Valley police officers are friends
• Task force painting WM in bad light
• Group’s website is misleading
• Boeing Co. needs to get on board
• Growth will affect quality of life
• Clinic gets big donation
• Blood drive to benefit patients at Simi Hospital
• Hearing better may mean earning more, survey says
• WM reopens landfill talks with Simi
• A LONG TALK—
• Wellness Community presents health programs
• ALS support
• Active Adult Programs
• SVUSD sees huge drop in enrollment
• Runkle Canyon testing comes back clean
• Home for the holidays
• GOT WATER?—
• Pet pantry expands operations to Simi Valley
• Master Chorale to perform sacred, secular works
• Synagogue to host free Christmas dinner for community
• The Art of Being
• Christmas light show starts tonight
• Christmas services at St. Francis
• Youth to lead service at Unity
• Churches help those facing a ‘Blue Christmas’
• Where are all the students going?
• Cartoon
• Santa coming to town on Holiday Toy Express
• The Acorn Epicurean
• Juried art show seeking entries
• FRI., DEC. 17
• Players present holiday cabaret
• Writers club wants poems
• Eagles tribute band to perform greatest hits
• Simi resident named director of regional museum
• Take a trip back to the rocking ‘80s
• Young players could win stage time with jazz legend
• “The Tourist”
• Local theater casting for paid parts in ‘The Producers’
• Heal the Bay event spurs debate on practicality of plastic bag ban
• Landfill Expansion Task Force gets website
• Meeting and greeting
• Getting into the Christmas Spirit
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Sun never sets on this Eclipse soccer squad
• Grace Brethren athletes honored
• Highlanders have the look of a champion
• Sinaloa singers to perform with Royal choir
• Wish Night ’11
• Mall camp entertains kids, gives parents time to shop
• ‘We are the champions’
• Say hello to Billy the elephant
• New director for Police Foundation
• Blotter
• Strong-arm robbery occurs at gym
• Pet of the Week
• Bob Eubanks’ Christmas dream comes true
• Christmas comes to the farm
• Christmas trees sparkle with nation’s history
• Reflections 2010: Simi Valley’s Award of Excellence winners
• Reflections contest showcases young talent
• Simi couple faces back-to-back tragedies
• Volunteer to be a Santa to a senior
• Pick a local street and clean it up
• Thanks for support for Stillwaters Cafe
• Exaggerations are creating more fear
• Cleanup opposition list grows by one
• What is WM hiding from residents?
• Shame on you, hitand run driver
• EarthTalk: The facts about how the plastic bag decomposes
• Alzheimer’s Association finds Latino community lacks awareness of disease
• Concert will aid local family
• Williamson steps down from landfill task force
• Inspiring kids to get active, stay fit
• Gestational diabetes means lifelong risk
• Better hearing could mean better pay
• Planning commission approves 364 homes for Lost Canyons
• Supervisors name Powers Ventura County’s new CEO
• State signs field lab cleanup agreements
• Hanukkah comes to a close
• Video games breathe new life into old classics
• Simi seniors sing in the season
• ‘Bethlehem Inn’ dinner theater comes to Monte Vista
• Where two or more are gathered . . .
• City should consider annexation immediately
• Cartoon
• Pitching in on DUI crackdown
• Ballet to perform seasonal classic
• Christmas Eve radio drama honors America’s military families
• Chorale’s holiday concert to get crowd singing
• “Inside Job”
• Concert at Convenant
• Ventriloquist to perform
• High Street encounters a ‘Miracle’
• Datebook
• Smyth sworn in to state Assembly
• Spots open on crime task force
• Simi man dies Tuesday in car crash
• Mayor Huber appoints campaign manager to planning commission
• Retail plans quashed, long-standing athletic club will remain and get major remodel
• Wrap up your retirement application before your holiday gifts
• Simi Valley Community
• "Aging Is A Full Time Job"
• Perfect finish to an amazing season for Simi’s Baxter
• Picking a favorite is no slam dunk
• Tips to keep kids science smart
• SVHS debaters to deliver laughs
• Education Foundation gives $40,000 to Simi schools
• Young football team goes undefeated
• Young letter writers send greetings, support to American troops overseas
• Starry night with the pooch
• Pet of the Week
• Slip and slide in the snow
• Blotter
• Lifeline 4 Paws rescue group helps save 1,000th dog
• Operation Welcome Home helps returning U.S. military transition back into civilian life
• Simi business plays Santa Claus
• Senator hosting holiday party
• County’s only outdoor rink is now open for ice skating
• Christmas is near and so are crooks, cops say
• Debutantes shine at Charity Ball debut
• WINS installs new board
• Simi High Key Club dynamo to ride on Rose Parade float
• Celebrity softball game to benefit Simi foundation
• Realtors, marines collecting toys for tots
• Homeless person sought for task force
• Despite cancer, Simi man keeps sunny outlook
• Secrecy doesn’t promote harmony
• ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ is destructive
• ‘News behind the news’ is concerning
• Open letter to county supervisor
• Experienced the good and the bad
• Home devaluation not WM’s fault
• Landfill stench is overwhelming
• Time to move ahead on cleanup
• Contamination can affect thousands
• Park plans need to be put in writing
• Free clinic gets grant to help women
• Therapy dog brings patients joy
• Financial reports reveal drop in city revenues
• Huber, Judge take seats at City Hall
• Simi’s retiree health benefits not as lucrative as others
• D.A. won’t look into claims SVPD delayed investigation
• Winter Walk
• Working it out
• Children’s choir to sing for joy
• Breakfast with Santa served at Lazy Dog Cafe
• Stringing up the lights
• Briefs
• CLU celebrates Festival of Lights
• Hundreds of nativities on display
• Bethlehem village brought to Westlake
• Cartoon
• Why not look closer?
• Rock out to benefit singers in need
• Conservatory orchestra to perform
• Student cast aces Broadway’s ‘Guys and Dolls’
• Datebook
• Longtime deputy sheriff retires from post
• Target readies for face-lift
• Ask The DMV
• Mistletoe: A bothersome but romantic berry
• Be observant when visiting the elderly this holiday
• Wood Ranch to open new restaurant
• A2Z Health offers variety of healthcare professionals
• Cabrillo seeking new executive director
• GBHS draws Paraclete in Round 2
• Baxter shines as Pioneer girls qualify for state meet
• Royal left searching for answers
• St. Patrick’s Day School presents Lights Out With Santa
• Amgen Scholars initiative moves to next phase
• Simi student at CSUCI wins prize for music entry
• Knolls Elementary students partake in Thanksgiving feast
• CSU tuition hike takes effect in January
• City sees increase in vehicular burglaries
• Pet of the Week
• Police Blotter
• Several known offenders rearrested
• Strathearn Park hosts holiday event for families
• The magic of Christmastime
• Redbird to collect toys, supplies for reservation
• Dance Creations welcomes kids to Nutcracker tea party
• Sliders opens its doors
• Simi woman gets kids on the ‘right road’
• Free workshop for job seekers
• Neighborhood Councils need new members
• Community asked to sign cards for the troops
• Community Briefs
• Simi Valley Hospital says goodbye to one of its first physicians
• Examining effects of gay celebrities
• Pot use doesn’t ‘smell like failure’
• Where have all the fireflies gone?
• Election funding went to both sides
• Don’t question lab cleanup support
• Also unhappy with police response
• The Simi Landfill is already stinking
• Committee should have been notified
• Expect penalties if not enrolled in Medicare at 65
• Stop-smoking classes offered
• Half marathon training kicks off
• Bikram yoga can help calm, cleanse the mind
• Holidays can be hard for the grieving
• A glow atop a mountain
• Bush talks presidency hits and misses
• New council to take dais on Monday
• Planners wary of giving developers too much freedom
• Council member blamed for breakdown in talks
• Here come the holidays
• Faith Briefs
• Temple to host menorah lighting
• CLU to reenact Christmas story with Mexican twist
• Take time to be grateful
• Cartoon
• Leave the Grinch in Whoville
• High Street creates holiday ‘Miracle’
• Horn of plenty
• Student cast tweaks the Bard in ‘Complete Works’
• Percussionists sought for county drumline
• Santa hops aboard the Fillmore & Western train
• The Movie Nut
• VISTA bus fare to jump 25 percent in January
• Waste Mangement surpasses its sustainability goal
• Water district starts work on pipeline
• Norwegian Grade reopened to traffic on Wednesday
• Clerk and recorder’s office extends its hours
• City gives POA more flexibilty in benefits
• Dangerous datura?
• Datebook
• Huckabee to visit Reagan Library
• Metrolink votes to purchase safety-enhanced railcars
• Census Bureau proposal could direct millions of dollars away from Simi Valley
• Send us your business brief
• Website developer is moving
• Chyten helps students prep for tests
• City loans available for Simi business
• Royal, Agoura to meet with water polo title in the balance
• Area cross country runners chasing section championships
• SVHS alumni hoops game set for tipoff
• Lancers brace for titanic tussle against Titans
• Read to your child: Love of books and learning starts at home
• Theater company to help CLU students create new show
• Royal to put on fall comedy
• Wal-Mart gives gift cards to Simi teachers
• Players needed for alumni ball game
• Science fair teaches and amazes
• Blotter
• Robbery suspects arrested
• Boys & Girls Club kicks off Winter Club 2010
• Getting in the Christmas spirit
• Holiday food drive begins
• Conejo Valley YMCA hosts Turkey Day Dash at Oaks
• Young boys look out for wildlife
• Young Marine helped train Afghan police
• People just can’t have it both ways
• Unhappy with officers’ reponse
• ‘Secret’ benefits going unnoticed
• Sandberg thanks residents for votes
• Are we bankrolling the GOP victories?
• Cigarette smoke has been replaced
• Self-defense class offered
• Survivors conference offers support for suicide survivors
• Nonprofits sought for ‘under one roof’
• Marathon man proves age ain’t nothing but a number
• Simi pilates studio hosts grand reopening
• Newest version of robotic system used in successful prostate surgery
• When bad things happen
• Long-awaited park plans move forward
• Some residents question lauded field lab agreements
• SVPD uses deadly force against knife-wielding man
• Cities brace for massive prisoner reentry
• Men in uniform take the field
• Future of Forestry to take stage at Cornerstone Church
• Live nativity to set up at LDS church
• Brandeis to host Hanukkah bash
• Simi man pens book of wisdom
• Pierce Brothers hosting holiday memorial service
• Christmas play tells ‘a story of hope’
• Cartoon
• Freedom from want
• What’s new on DVD
• Strings, pianist to play concert honoring Schumann
• Vicki Lawrence coming to T.O.
• Simi band is a semi-finalist in national battle of the bands
• Datebook
• Film, seminar tackle anti-gay bullying
• Medicare drug plan enrollment open
• New stores open doors at Simi Valley Town Center
• Holiday Homes benefit cancer programs
• Summit to focus on building peace in communities
• Lancers locked in on a league title
• Consort Singers present ‘Introspection’
• Los Robles Hospital hosts holiday boutique
• Simi man knows how to grow ’em big
• CIF postseason action underway for local schools
• Conejo Players auditioning ‘Scarlet Pimpernel’
• Healthy living can lead to savings
• Santa Paula Art Museum sells calendars
• Youth football players make all-star squad
• Art Guild seeks student work
• Stress fractures among common runner’s injuries
• College foundation welcomes new members
• No perfect ending, but Highlanders’ season was special
• Pumpkin pie
• Podiatry center’s nail fungus treatment given government okay
• Town Center welcomes season with tree lighting
• Bond committee seeks members
• Talented teens bust a move in ‘Footloose’
• Hospital pays out $5-million settlement
• Locomotive restarted after 50 idle years
• Olympics bring moms, sons together
• Datebook
• Banners hoisted to honor troops
• Geologist to discuss Iceland’s volcanoes
• Dean announces new hires
• CHP wants to save more lives on 118
• Local violinist to take stage at historic Los Angeles venue
• How UC Berkeley evaluates applications
• Event to benefit Pine Ridge Reservation
• City continues work to revitalize commercial spots
• Candidate will still give back to city
• School district facility upgrades moving forward
• Simi Valley motorcyclist killed in traffic collision
• Landfill task force gets day in court
• Judge a ‘gracious competitor’
• Blotter
• Six essential rules for an encore career
• Simi honors parents of slain Marine
• Promise to serve openly, equally
• With training, shelter dogs can make good pets
• What’s all this hype?
• Jewish professionals to meet
• Healing period won’t be needed
• Pet of the Week
• Choir to perform at Thanksgiving service
• Helping the needy this Thanksgiving
• The Barkley offers posh pad for pampered pets
• Community Christmas Shoppe to benefit local families
• ‘Soft’ benefits are often overlooked
• Bethany Trees hosting open house
• Holiday boutique ushers in the season
• Local doctor wins award
• MLB shortstop to reopen Simi batting cages
• Cartoon
• Pediatrician to discuss ‘worry proof’ parenting
• Boy Scouts to collect e-waste
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Nov. 11 and why it’s so special
• Contact your area representatives
• Cardio Barre challenges Simi to get fit
• What parents need to know about kids’ habits online
• Public pensions ‘gaming’ the system
• ‘Tis the season to check smoke alarm batteries
• School bus safety: Watch for the flashing red lights
• Cartoon
• How to protect kids from classroom germs
• Class makes acting out a good thing
• Let the healing begin
• Veterans Court helps war heroes avoid jail
• Boo at the Zoo scares up a good time
• Jazz concert to benefit homeless population
• Aging into Medicare: keys for new enrollees
• Blotter
• Local residents to act out celebrities’ lives
• Simi Marine dedicated life to serving, protecting citizens
• More victims emerge in SVHS coach sex scandal
• ‘Evita’ lights up the stage at High Street Arts Center
• Former union head earns spot on board
• Pet of the Week
• “Waiting for Superman”
• Incumbents split, Judge pulls upset
• Volunteers lend a hand
• Datebook
• Huber triumphs in race for Simi Valley mayor
• Day tour will examine county water supply, facilities
• Daylight-saving time ends
• Residents enjoy the second annual Howl-O-Ween Pooch Parade and Expo at Rancho Tapo Community Park
• Earthquake research program seeks help from local volunteers
• WWII Hellcat on display at Camarillo Airport
• Rabbi gives lecture on change
• Haunted House of Horrors
• Briefs
• B’nai Emet hosts Hanukkah shop
• PathPoint celebrates 25 years of helping people with disabilities find work
• Royal soccer alums sought
• Gorell wins despite impending deployment
• Homeboy Industries founder to speak
• Boys & Girls Club receives service club charter
• Lake Casitas top-10 race results
• Advocates frustrated by another field lab cleanup delay
• Unitarians to host live auction
• Pizza parlor owner wants to give diners their memories back
• Baxter blows ’em away at county championships
• Casting ballots in Simi Valley
• St. Peter Claver’s brings back holiday boutique this weekend
• Annual Light Up A Life campaign to benefit county hospice
• CLU to celebrate international students’ cultures
• Hanging out, having fun at church camp
• ALS group to meet
• Family meals help kids in the classroom
• Theater students to put on kids’ comedy show
• 10 tips for safer fireplace burning
• Women unite for the troops
• County’s finest vying for cross country crowns
• Community Council relaunches calendar
• Weekertin Daze to play benefit concert at Arena
• Simi Valley Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Original ‘Annie’ producer brings expertise to Simi
• Agoura, Royal ready to rumble
• Forget-me-not drive kicks off
• ‘Happy Days’ are here again
• Madera widening project completed under budget
• SVHS drum major deserves kudos
• Pioneers blast back
• EarthTalk: The straight facts about plastic bag decomposition
• Kicking up their heels
• City campaigns finishing with flurry of activity
• Parents should set good example
• Dark comedy hits CLU stage
• Clerk injured in robbery
• Sports bar coming to Simi
• Leaving a legacy
• Simi residents help stranded motorists
• How many applications and when to submit them?
• Simi man victim of hit-and-run
• What’s New On DVD?
• Sailing to Victory
• Learn proper flag etiquette, please
• Turkey Day Dash needs volunteers
• Southeast county YMCA adds new board members
• The Movie Nut
• Hadassah hosting brunch, auction
• Barking dogs need to be addressed
• St. Pat’s hosts holiday boutique
• Condoleezza Rice converses at Reagan Library
• Datebook
• Church to offer sound healing meditation
• Council salary, benefits too much
• ‘Julius Caesar’ gets modern twist
• Countywide hotline helps families
• Get out of town with senior center
• Trunk or treat at StoneBridge
• Ghost Tour’s movie screen stolen
• State budget good news for schools
• Council considers relaxing restrictions on temporary signs
• Fest celebrates Egyptian culture
• Feminist to speak on gender roles in Judaism
• Forum didn’t paint the right light
• Police Blotter
• Dental office opens in Simi
• Are you listening to your intuition?
• For the Record
• Ventura County Animal Shelter offering half-price adoptions
• Former Trader Joe’s CEO to speak
• Park District to host Halloween carnival
• Keep Social Security in the loop to avoid errors
• Doctor to discuss living with arthritis
• Pet of the Week
• Housing industry continues to struggle in recession’s wake
• Marines throwing birthday bash
• Cartoon
• Walk to fight lung cancer
• Event brings recovery groups together
• Free tax seminar in Simi for contractors
• Girl Scouts to collect food
• Preparing for the ‘Big One’
• Spooky contact lenses are a frighteningly bad choice for Halloween, eye doctors say
• Pumpkin picking means Halloween is almost here
• Simi Valley Woman’s Club to meet
• Concert season begins for Master Chorale
• Expo teaches emergency preparedness
• Authors to lunch in Ventura
• Contact Your Area Representatives
• Game day
• Workshops at Wellness Community focus on couples counseling and family art
• Marines planning to have a ball at Reagan Library
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• Dinner with the mayor
• ‘Dia de los Muertos’ spooks Simi Valley Town Center
• Ventura County Star endorses Steve Sojka for Simi Valley Mayor
• Planning commissioner and council challenger says city has to ‘clean house’
• Haunted house returns to T.O.
• Simi’s biggest issue is the 118 widening
• Royal drum major takes top honors
• School Briefs
• Disaster preparedness for those with dementia
• ‘You’re On the Air’ seminar educates aspiring voice actors
• ALS group to meet
• Don’t compare Simi to city of Bell
• New CLU building gives lesson on sustainability
• Theater kicks off season with rock opera
• Doctor to discuss heart attack, cardiac arrest
• Mashburn: family man of integrity
• Student says board needs younger voice
• ‘Happy Days’ are here again
• Seminar to focus on breast cancer therapies
• Becerra’s No. 1 priority is safety
• Police Blotter
• Chorale seeks work by young composers
• Parents: How to ease separation anxiety
• Benefits should be acknowledged
• Pooches can show off scary style at parade
• Getting in the swing of things
• Candidate forum is Tuesday
• City Council is not a part-time job
• Pet of the Week
• Datebook
• Top cop: Peers vote Lew Officer of the Year
• Does a city of our size need a mayor?
• Dorothy L. Hofmann Medeiros
• Communty Briefs
• SVHS coach accused of sex with 13-year-old
• Sojka has been longtime presence
• Residents walk, play for a cause
• Paratransit Advisory Committee meets Oct. 21
• Ready...Set... GO!
• Vote for Huber, and get them both
• Simi Elks honor police, firefighters
• Poll workers still needed
• Huber leads candidates in campaign donations
• Sojka has given time, talent to city
• UNICEF benefit concert will feature local bands
• Forum to discuss Amazon
• St. Paschal gears up for fall fest
• Becerra got a call about his signs too
• Spooky stuff
• Golf tourney to benefit ER expansion
• T.O. temple hosts holiday boutique, business group
• Involvement was a conflict of interest
• Cystic fibrosis doesn’t slow Simi girl down
• Landfill offers free trash drop-off
• The self travels lightly
• Police have a duty to investigate
• City hosting expo to help locals live green
• Ferial Masry hopes 4th time’s a charm
• Cartoon
• Huber should have done the stakeout
• For the record
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation
• New restaurants coming to Simi
• Meet candidates at forums
• Signs are rooted in freedom of speech
• California Oil Museum opens exhibit on facets of rockhounding
• Battle for Simi
• Entertainer Ben Stein praises Reagan, skewers Obama at library forum
• “Secretariat”
• Freeway view isn’t what it used to be
• Gallery displays quilted art
• Making beautiful music together
• Lower salt equals lower blood pressure
• 12th annual Ghost Tour returns to Strathearn Park
• Sheriff’s department adds new features to website
• Longtime councilman wants four more years
• Don’t blow landfill out of proportion
• REC Solar releases new home energy monitor
• 118 project moving forward, lane to open at start of year
• Compensation a tricky council issue
• In football, bigger isn’t always better
• Imagine Hair Salon opens its doors
• Local church gets go-ahead on expansion
• Simi is businessfriendly for owner
• La Reina hosts annual dinner
• Changes in tow
• Stealing signs will not help candidate
• Royal High Merit Scholars announced
• A soggy stroll to school
• Children reveal parent’s character
• Royal band hosts classic
• T.O. church hosting arts, home show
• Ad’s reference to lawsuit was wrong
• Simi Valley High wins Books for Schools grant
• Christmas show needs singers
• Parade lent insight on candidates
• Hollow Hills celebrates family fun
• Feast brings faiths together
• Tragic death isn’t campaign material
• Police Blotter
• Parishioners praise pastors
• Take pride in our local Chamber
• Pet of the Week
• Cartoon
• Stolen signs come with the territory
• Park district triathlon for tykes, teens
• Wrong man for the job
• TV host to discuss humor in crises
• Local bands to play for UNICEF tonight
• Concert to benefit Simi teen killed in car crash
• Council on Aging seeks seniors
• New Target store opens its doors
• Craft show to display handmade art, goods
• Cyclists, volunteers needed for annual MS ride
• Walk to remember lost lives
• Wine, food tasting to benefit Free Clinic
• Kids’ museum hosts family fest, charity golf tourney
• The Movie Nut
• Simi Elks to Ride for Life
• Simi Valley Community Foundation dinner to honor service of Mayor Paul Miller
• Datebook
• ‘Taste of Vine’ showcases The Vineyards, raises funds for nonprofit Oct. 14
• Direct deposit saves time and worry
• Shakespeare musical takes T.O. stage
• Ordinance keeps signs to minimum
• Women’s club remembers the past
• Council gives final word on wooden fences
• Symphony seeking singers
• E-Verify has only led to 2 new jobs
• Seniors to sell crafts, flip pancakes
• Church’s project in greenbelt comes to a halt
• Chinese festival celebrates harvest season
• Benefits for council are ‘ridiculous’
• Pooches step out to help furry friends
• Get tickets now for Simi Valley celebration Oct. 23 to honor retiring Mayor Miller
• Candidate forum set for Oct. 19
• Los Robles Master Chorale welcomes new staff, officers
• To women of a certain age
• Hometown comes to aid of injured dad
• Take Your Simi Valley Acorn on Vacation - 2010 Photo Contest
• Campaign sign stakeout called into question
• Club to taste Asian whiskey
• Cancer program begins at hospital
• Don’t brag about POA endorsement
• Highlander, Pioneer football teams hit the road
• 2010 Acorn Vacation photo winner
• “Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps”
• Clinic offers free flu shots, teeth cleanings
• Sojka votes to raise his own pay often
• Royal’s rally stuns Westlake
• Datebook
• Hospital’s HR director recognized
• Balanced budget proof of success
• The Mighty Thor
• 19-year-old dies in car crash on Alamo Street
• Surf’s up at Skate & Jam
• Sojka should be face of Simi Valley
• Simi student accepted into honors society
• Firefighters honor their own
• Community Pregnancy Clinic holds fundraising banquet
• Huber has shown commitment to city
• Recycle e-waste to help schools
• SV Chamber hosts forum
• Group offers community meal
• Kidd’s experience in schools needed
• Royal High to host college fair
• SVPD warns about increase in local crime
• Bishop will bless pets at St. Francis
• Sojka has shown his leadership
• Save young lives: Stop for the school bus
• Write-in candidate approved for Simi Valley mayoral race
• Gateway Church brings clean comedy to town
• Huber stays clear on city issues
• District’s API scores slip slightly
• Candidate won’t raise a dime for council campaign
• Be The Dog
• Sojka responsible for flourishng city
• Police Blotter
• Wii are having a party
• Cartoon
• Council has failed in regard to safety
• CALM PUP—
• Free classes for job seekers
• Supervisor must do more
• Incumbents have made hard choices
• Acorn plays musical chairs
• Simi business brings wine tasting experience home
• Poetic script brings faux Welsh village to life
• Parent shocked at clothing choice
• Run/Walk to benefit special needs kids
• Breast Cancer Awareness Month in 'full swing' at Simi Valley Town Center
• Living Green Expo coming to Simi Valley Town Center
• Acorn teams with online coupon provider to offer ‘amazing’ discounts
• Phenomenal freshmen are so fast it’s frightening
• Corto-Royal project approved
• Patriotic quilt show to benefit local vets, nonprofits
• New city hotline taking questions on environmental compliance
• Gallegly proposes payout increase for Metrolink victims
• Simi couple rescued toddler from lake
• Simi Valley salutes POWS, MIAs
• Man shot during ‘warehouse party’
• Enough with the political posturing
• Simi dancers take on Big Apple
• On landfill expansion: What’s in it for us?
• Letter against city misstated the facts
• Bonsai takes centerstage in T.O.
• SUPER SIMI—
• Campaigns should stay positive
• Elks host free throw contest
• Join Girl Scouts for fun day
• Barking dogs still a problem in Simi
• Scenic photos sought for competition
• Underwood Farms welcomes fall
• Excited for arroyo’s possibilities
• Simi steamrolls to first win of season
• Quilts capture county’s history
• Simi temple planning ‘feast of tabernacles’
• Put arroyo grant to good use
• Standout Students
• Mystery writer to share tips
• Cartoon
• Biz advocate not worth the cost
• Another application season begins
• Voter registration deadline approaching
• $200 million just isn’t enough
• Raise the cap for Metrolink victims
• Mock arrests made in the name of education
• Community Briefs
• Moorpark arts center casting for two shows
• Registration open for Alzheimer’s memory walk
• CTA rep seeking spot on school board
• For the record
• “The Town”
• Sheriff’s stations embrace drug disposal
• Blotter
• Councilwoman Foster still humbled by her role as city leader
• Island-style banquet offers gourmet tastings
• Shamanic medicine will be focus of CLU talk
• PLAYFUL—
• Norwegian Grade delay over
• Story of Argentine starlet to take High Street stage
• Health literacy key to better outcomes
• Beau Mitchell Forlizzi
• Send us your business brief
• With an ordinary oven mitt, vocalist cooks up some fun
• Not all fruits are created equal
• Wag ’N’ Walk is back
• New salon seeks stylists to rent space
• Datebook
• Vote for your favorite vacation photo
• Workshop will discuss ‘green’ garden practices
• Simi Valley leaders served warrants; must raise funds for Education Foundation
• Lone incumbent says school district needs a ‘vision’
• Pizzas, wakeboards and vacation photos
• Will city defend its ‘greed program’?
• Eclipse wins again
• Candidate wants to revive safest city status
• Pirate Faire invades Ojai
• Social services center a good idea
• Giovanni’s to host wine tasting
• Overjoyed with Under One Roof
• Score one for Simi Valley soccer
• Music society presents fall concert
• Learn the signs of memory loss
• New season in swing
• Grammy-winning artist to play acoustic show
• Flute concert Saturday will benefit Alzheimer’s research
• Book sale will charge $2 per bag
• ‘The Sorcerer’ operetta to take T.O. stage
• Be prepared: Make a kit and a plan
• Grace Brethren remembers 9/11
• Bollywood Indian restaurant
• Seniors get checked out
• Police Blotter
• “Going the Distance”
• Parents still stewing over handprint coverup
• BRIGHT-EYED FELLOW—
• Datebook
• Hands-off treatment
• Young Marine part of force tasked with turning the tide in Afghanistan
• Serving in Uniform
• New business advocate must advocate for herself first
• Don’t let Simi Valley become Bell
• Earn amateur radio license
• Record grant moves Arroyo project along
• Huber has already proven he’s best
• Music fest seeks volunteers, vendors
• A walk to remember
• Former city leader backs Sojka
• Active Adult Programs
• Parade and race showcase Simi’s spirit
• Tired of Simi Valley’s status quo
• Slip on yer boots, it’s hip to be square
• Acts wanted for Community Christmas
• SV Days parade told different story
• September fundraiser will support therapeutic riding programs
• Simi church launches new art ministry
• Councilwoman has common sense
• Community Briefs
• Cartoon
• Simi should oppose landfill expansion
• Sojka calls for cleanup and beautification of 118 freeway
• Checkpoint leads to 3 arrests, no DUIs
• Landmark agreement reached to clean up SSFL
• For the record
• County remembers 9/11
• Fundraiser to benefit four-legged friends
• Enough with the negative politics
• Former assistant city attorney states his case
• A record-breaking delivery
• Say no to bloated benefits for council
• Royal football team in action
• Hit-and-run leads to hot pursuit
• Mount Sinai to host Jewish community memorial service
• Public comments were out of line
• Local golfer honored by Cal Lutheran
• Panel will discuss green initiatives
• Rock concert to benefit Simi Center
• Council’s pay and benefits too much
• Highlanders have the look of a champion
• Business wins award for employing local youth
• Choose your own way
• Happy to hear from businesses
• New principal takes reins of private girls’ school
• Cartoon
• Banner program a big boost for Simi
• Literacy tutor workshop offered in T.O.
• Finding peace in violence
• Kudos to those who got deal done
• Panel will discuss county autism services
• Artists can show off work at art walk
• A victory for the neighbors of SSFL
• A tribute to Tyson
• Musicians sought to perform at Pearl Harbor festival
• Stop publishing campaign letters
• Police Blotter
• “The American”
• Health Briefs
• PLAYFUL GIRL—
• Datebook
• The OTHER Side of 50
• Pet lovers show they care
• Fiction in a Nutshell
• Commission to vote on raising county bus fares
• Luncheon at ranch to honor local volunteers
• Former NRA president to speak at banquet
• Citizens get another chance to weigh in on power lines
• Pick your favorite vacation photo online
• Club to host fashionable fundraiser
• Music Makers
• Poster contest looking for artwork
• City seeks submissions for grants
• City finds way to fund social services center
• Simi man spends Saturdays serving city’s homeless
• Grand Opening of Simi Valley Republican Victory Headquarters
• Support Sojka for Mayor, get a free haircut on Sept. 14
• $200-million cap set for train crash lawsuits
• IDEAL COMPANION—
• New West Pops debuts with Lorna Luft
• SV Days starting soon
• Sojka’s got what it takes to be mayor
• Datebook
• Council adopts E-Verify
• Enough with the doom and gloom
• La Reina plans reunions
• Loco for locomotives
• Buying local benefits us all
• Simi transit expands service to Moorpark
• Webelos Woods offers intro to Scouting
• Part-time job, fulltime benefits?
• Simi Valley Magic Club members make boredom disappear
• Sweep the beach at Coastal Cleanup
• Impact of E-Verify being overstated
• Wood fences: good or bad?
• Program is about jobs, not politics
• Classes teach novices to do-si-do
• Want to get back to church?
• Union’s motives are questionable
• Pioneers poised to kick off 2010 football season
• Community Briefs
• Aglow hosts women’s brunch
• Candidate to thank for E-Verify
• U-12 Sharks win End of Summer Classic
• Donation carries emotional connection
• High Holiday services
• No justice in road rage incident
• Water polo club wins gold at J.O.
• Early campaign finance statements show Becerra as top fund raiser
• Unitarians appoint interim minister
• Drive safely around schools
• 10 Marmonte answers by Stephen Dorman
• Westlake High grad killed in Afghanistan
• Cartoon
• Wonders what Simi will get in return
• 10 Marmonte answers by Eliav Appelbaum
• Police break up car break-in
• E-Verify debate clouds larger issues
• Program will focus on coping with childhood cancer
• Marmonte League football preview
• City will hang banners to honor military members
• Event celebrates Swedish culture
• Simi Valley Hospital to suspend its transitional care services
• Jewish studies offered
• Nixon joins Workforce Investment board
• Tickets on sale for Americana Music Fest
• LUNCH HOUR—
• Park district names revamped fields after ‘Mr. Parks and Rec’
• Club goes back in time
• Farmers’ future move on the minds of many
• Police Blotter
• Drink up at Oktoberfest
• Rebate program offering cash to buy new appliances
• Players run to remember fallen teammate
• Sign ordinance is bad for democracy
• Highlanders set to begin title defense
• Cal State Channel Islands begins new year in teeth of recession
• Simi Hills offers Bible seminar
• Trial should spark interest in field lab
• County celebrating library card sign-up month
• Temple invites new members, hosts holiday services
• Class offered for loved ones of those with mental illness
• A West Point education
• The ‘yes’ factor
• Tips to stay safe while cycling
• 4-H enrollment begins soon
• Cartoon
• Learn the signs of memory loss
• Stuff the Bus collects thousands of school supplies
• Let kids walk to school
• Girlfriends are good for health
• Walking the halls once again
• Inaugural charity concert needs headliner
• To get kids moving, first pick the right shoes
• Police Blotter
• Datebook
• Royal Ave. housing project has date with council
• WHITE RABBIT—
• Sojka proposes Cochran Street Recommendations from Businesses
• Library makes returns easier
• Chatsworth importer plans move to Simi
• Prop. 8 opponents using smoke screen
• Community Briefs
• Trial date set in Boeing v. State
• Compromise on defining marriage
• Volunteers really take the cake
• Bill inspired by Bell held up in state Senate
• Council has always supported the cops
• Local man will attempt to ride 95-year-old motorcycle 3,300 miles
• Skipping back to school
• City is addressing the arroyo’s issues
• Labor Day deadlines at the Acorn
• Catch a flick under the stars at Janss
• Enough with the exaggerations
• Merits of worker verification system to be discussed
• Get ‘held up’ at the Great Train Robbery, help B&G Club
• Huber signs made homes a target
• Single-car crash claims life of Simi Valley woman
• Get pup fixed inexpensively
• City Council has been prudent
• Lancer leaders locked in
• DTSC seeks public’s input
• Local couple to wed
• Unhappy with candidate’s letter
• Surfers put on an air show at Point Mugu
• Help breast cancer survivors get ‘back in the swing’ by participating in national campaign at Si
• Church offers jazz concert
• E-Verify argument is all politics
• Simi Valley bus service making several changes
• “Eat Pray Love”
• Company turned its back on U.S. worker
• Kids have all the fun at Elks Fest
• Datebook
• Not sad to see Farmers go
• We want war stories
• Royal delivers by land, air
• One arrested for DUI during four-hour checkpoint
• Farmers move is no surprise
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Lancers look like the team to beat, but others won’t back down
• Race for mayor back down to 2
• Task force still crusading against landfill expansion
• Young football player remembered with memorial run/walk
• Standout College Students
• 3 hurt in car crash
• Past Pioneers enjoy 50-year reunion
• National Night Out a great success
• Survey looks at impact of teachers on students’ lives
• Bank’s newest regional president hails from Simi
• Police union picks Huber, Mashburn
• Meg’s money could be better spent
• Create a budget, shop early for school supplies
• Realtors make $5,500 donation to Care & Share
• Last rocket test stand to be toppled
• Council challenger states his case
• Be aware of back to school traffic safety
• Pool party offered for the disabled
• Church wants equal rights for all
• Chabad Hebrew School to host open house
• Teen has shot at national crown
• Prop. 8 was and is unconstitutional
• Accelerated degree programs
• Members of Discovery Church staying busy during ‘Summer of Service’
• Same-sex marriage is not a threat
• Food addiction group meets every Friday
• Cartoon
• Wal-Mart delivers new bikes to Boys & Girls Club of Simi Valley youths as rewards for summer reading
• Gays don’t want to ‘destroy’ marriage
• How to keep your fitness routine going during vacations
• The importance of gun safety
• Bell police chief was not a thief
• Pet of the Week
• Labor Day concert ‘will rock you’
• If we don’t have water, don’t build
• 17 locals among largest Explorers class ever
• Laughing yoga session offered in Ventura
• Dog park deserves better care
• ‘Ramona’ rolls into Boys & Girls Club
• Musical set in the 1940s
• Reality check: Simi is improving
• The Y receives grants
• Snap a pic of the coast for annual photo contest
• Look who’s running for office
• County updating disaster plan
• Beloved mailbox returned to owner
• Agassi holds court in Simi Valley
• Pet of the Week
• Fight sends two to hospital, then jail
• Farmers moving 1,200 employees out of Simi
• Local historian leading effort to establish city’s first historic district
• Local man charged with arson, murder
• CHP hosts child seat checkup
• Reversal of Prop. 8 a ‘huge mistake’
• Police planning DUI checkpoint
• After-school club offering discount on van service
• Candidate a real problem-solver
• Fiction contest deadline is Aug. 27
• Pilots to soar over Camarillo
• Speed bumps more harm than good
• Loan program to benefit small business
• Christian AA group to meet
• Letter bordered on defamation
• Blessing of the Bikers will be Saturday
• Must teach teens to value their cars
• The West was won in Walnut
• Play a few holes and help build a home
• Fired up about handprint cover-up
• Simi skateboarder sets Guinness World Record
• For the Record
• City’s done more right than wrong
• Lets make Farmers sorry they left
• Why the 180 on E-Verify?
• Ground and pound
• Cartoon
• Senior center to host health expo
• Sponsors needed to ‘Tee Up’ for local schools
• Master Chorale auditioning singers for 50th season
• Agency serving elderly celebrates 30 years
• Attendance in Simi classrooms dropped slightly last year, district hopes for better
• Simi Days go a go-go
• Tyke conquers two wheels
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Datebook
• New soil tests coming for Runkle Canyon
• Democrats hosting discussion on landfill expansion
• CHP Explorers finish training
• Fewer pumps mean less water for So Cal
• City upgrading CNG facility
• Free classes in Simi for job seekers
• Got a beef?
• City needs better leadership
• Learn payroll tax basics
• Cartoon
• Something’s amiss in Simi Valley
• The web makes Social Security easy
• Parents were dealt a bad hand
• Legal driving age should be 18
• Simi theater group seeking cast for ‘Annie’
• Judge too lenient on teen driver
• Crafters needed for Oktoberfest
• Adams doesn’t deserve a dime
• Summer jazz shows play on in gardens
• Simi shouldn’t pay inflated pension
• High Street to audition ‘Evita’
• Doing something is better than nothing
• “The Kids Are All Right”
• Comments on E-Verify misleading
• Another summer of champions in Simi Valley
• Sun., Aug. 8
• Hourly workers at city deserve better
• Bowled over
• Wrap up summer at Elks fun fest
• Free Clinic struggling to pay bills
• Oxnard golfer wins Simi title
• Speed bumps get thumbs up
• Neighbors get to know neighbors during National Night Out
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Man held after threats, standoff with SVPD
• Sheriff’s race runner-up retiring from department
• Pet of the Week
• Boys & Girls Club of Simi Valley wows kids with Carnival; gears up for fall registration and van tra
• Submit a work of fiction
• Painted-over prints have parents peeved
• ‘Salon’ bonds and inspires artists
• Visitor robbed at gunpoint in his Simi Valley hotel room
• S.V. police union, city reach deal on contract extension
• Workshop to discuss foreclosures
• Revised landfill report available to public
• Have high tea with Hadassah
• Santa Su alums write musical about growing up
• City salaries now posted online
• Reverend considers L.A. jail his parish
• Arroyo Simi in need of attention
• Last Chance - Save $20 for after-school transportation
• Fresh from the farm
• Business owner likes city’s efforts
• Officers credited with putting a dent in DUI
• Boutique to benefit counseling center
• Litter at Duck Pond caused her to cry
• Water purveyors warn of overuse
• Cartoon
• If the tool is there, why not use it?
• Simi Valley teen falls from moving car
• Simi taxpayers get Bell rung by city hall salary scandal
• City should screen all job applicants
• Big bucks for Buckel
• Simi-based AeroVironment under investigation
• An American family endures hard times in repertory’s ‘Grapes of Wrath’
• Mayor: E-Verify is ‘highly unreliable’
• Fusion stands united as soccer playoffs set to kick off
• Datebook
• Rattlesnake season has started
• Abbott’s pitching has District 13 feeling right at home in South Carolina
• ACTIVE ADULT PROGRAMS
• Doctors make largest donation ever to Simi Valley Hospital
• Child’s play
• Popcorn at the pool
• City wants to know if banner program will fly
• Article
• Acorn’s fiction contest is back
• Teen driver gets probation for causing deadly crash
• Simi Valley Education Foundation selects next board
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Governor takes seat on familiar ride
• Local residents turn tassels at CLU
• New CHP officer from Simi
• Simi may be forced to pay for Bell’s mistakes
• YMCA makes new, shorter name for itself
• Gala fundraiser to revisit the hippie days of the ’60s
• Learn to curl at Simi rink
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Police say texting contributed to Wood Ranch crash
• Thunderbirds to soar over Point Mugu Air Show
• Brood of local fishermen reel in catch of their lives
• Nonprofit wants to turn apartment complex into affordable housing
• Quality time at the park
• Assemblymember’s next destination?
• Y offering oneday swim clinic
• California PUC not working for public
• Are Simi Valley’s panhandlers getting more aggressive?
• Elks rev up for car show
• City of Simi Valley could do better
• Water-saving workshop
• ‘Clean’ comedy show to benefit mission trip
• Simi must do more for its businesses
• What you think of me
• Huber right to hold off on signs
• For the record
• Harry Scribner got away with murder
• Cartoon
• Police officers get to take breaks too
• Get your vacation photo published in the Acorn
• Bilingual volunteers needed
• Swim club selected to host Junior Olympics competition
• Kingsmen fest to tell a ‘Winter’s Tale’
• Tips to balance work and family
• An hour away, but a world apart
• Two-day Tropical Daze Festival coming to T.O.
• Seminar will discuss advances in the detection, treatment of breast cancer
• SVUSD special ed staff certified as autism experts
• “Inception”
• Dancers get a lesson in technique
• Protect children from cyberbullying
• Datebook
• Final suspect from May ‘09 stabbing found in Wyoming
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Stand Down gives vets a chance at new start
• Pot legalization proposal most potent among 10 measures on November ballot
• Housing grant to benefit young women leaving foster care
• Teachers union wants to meet with school board candidates
• Popular Apple products also a hit with SoCal thieves
• Buy tickets early for Ventura’s Harvest Fest
• Local man, 24, freed from overturned car
• Dog days don’t keep us down
• Girl Scouts aim for fun at day camp
• City Council strives to be more friendly to local business
• City employees agree to changes in benefits
• Class will examine Einstein
• Cool off with Dive-In Movies
• Young guitarist rocks Grammy Camp
• How to be honest
• Why PONY leagues charge for games
• Keeping their tradition alive
• Candidate says Simi needs E-Verify
• Property owners getting notice of taxable value
• Meet and mingle at B’nai Emet
• View of Scribner trial was ‘callous’
• Simi girls punch ticket to national tourney
• Enjoy Shabbat dinner at CJC
• Thoughts on police DUI checkpoints
• Simi, Royal grads continue to climb through minor leagues
• Hollywood screenwriter to share own spiritual journey at Chabad of Ventura
• Campaign signs are out of control
• Magill joins Marmonte foes in Midwest League
• For the record
• Touched by story on car show winner
• Article
• Cartoon
• Hospital offers two lectures next week
• University program offered through Moorpark College
• Have a safe and enjoyable vacation
• Red Cross names new regional CEO
• Apollo grad wins scholarship
• Moorpark College Theater puts 50s spin on Shakespeare
• Skaters enjoy the daily grind
• Foundation helps students go to college
• Boogie back to the good ol’ days
• The need to belong
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Poetic entries sought for local contest
• Firefighters quickly contain first brush fire of summer
• Police want neighbors to unite
• Steinbeck’s classic tale still hits home today, on stage
• Campaign signs signal race is on
• One person’s junk is another’s treasure
• Sat. July 17th Inaugural Moorpark Latin Festival
• Charges against Scribner dropped
• Reagan Library turns motorcycle heaven
• Schedule a climate change speaker
• Meet the Simi Valley Mastodon
• Write to us!
• Don’t mix trash with recyclables
• Plans for mini golf course win council approval
• Huber has record of caring for kids
• Water efficiency program receives grant
• Night of laughs to help others
• She’s backing Bob for Simi mayor
• CIF introduces state wrestling tourney for girls
• Help preserve the city’s history
• Kids love a carnival
• Wrong to charge for all-star games
• Simi youth wins taekwondo title
• Rug retailer celebrates one year in Simi
• Church has workshop on wills
• Must do more to stop speeders
• Effortless power revisited
• Free movies, concerts, farmers' market at Simi Valley Town Center in July
• Steve Sojka, Simi Valley Mayor candidate, praised in editor's letter
• Sojka delivers Business Advocate, Business Roundtable for City
• Country Music Night - Free concert at Simi Valley Town Center
• Free outdoor screening of "The Blind Side" at Simi Town Center June 28
• Giovanni’s Villa opens with huge crowd, new menu items
• Free summer outdoor movies return to Simi Valley Town Center
• Free Clinic of Simi Valley adds Leigh Nixon to Board of Directors
• Simi Valley Councilman Steve Sojka, City officials listen & assist in Small Business Forum
• Photo Contest
• JoAnn Levine Earns Short Sales and Foreclosure Certification
• Inkgrabber.com Goes Greener with Go Green Certification from DHL
• Simi Elementary Kindergarten Registration
• LOCAL REALTOR® EARNS GRI DESIGNATION
• Holiday Shoppers Save Money with Online Coupons at PricePickle.com
• ELENA ACOSTA
• New Online Local Wedding Services Directory
• Write 4 Hope Blues Festival 2008

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