Thousand Oaks, CA News

• Thousand Oaks, CA News
• Doing right by planet, MBA students do well
• Acorn photos reachffnals of state newspaper contest
• Cal Lutheran golf event at Moorpark Country Club
• In like Lim
• Fusion to face Chivas USA
• Carving a path to Masters
• Baptist church marks 50 years of ministry
• Free outdoor concerts at Janss
• Calendar
• Walk among works of art
• Music festival spices up Memorial Day weekend
• Seniors share their diverse interests
• College graduate
• Graduates are ready to see the world
• Pet Of The Week
• Baby animals brighten L.A. Zoo
• The stars come out in Moorpark
• Family Men Don't Wear Name Brands
• Prepare for wildffre season
• Lasik surgery options at middle age
• Sheriff Dean joins Red Cross council
• Simi hospital names new president
• ‘Work it,’ ladies
• What Social Security means for young workers
• On The Trail
• New Rolling Thunder chapter rolls into Ventura County
• Time to groove out at Topanga Days Fair
• Pet hotel expands space, services
• Birthday treat for active adults
• Neil Diamond tribute opens summer concert series
• Adult sports leagues open
• At The Library
• A day of remembrance
• Remember the reason
• Political Cartoon
• Burglary arrest
• Moorpark detectives take part in gang arrests
• Home safety tips during summer vacation
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Budget woes may force closure of East County Courthouse
• Soundwall to bring some quiet to neighborhood
• Let’s draw Dad
• Tons of fun at the library
• City out of show business
• Robotic surgery available at Los Robles Hospital
• Summer Concerts in the Park
• Kids entering seventh grade must get whooping cough vaccine
• Options for adults who want Lasik
• Depression, bipolar support group formed for teens
• Kids entering seventh grade must get whooping cough vaccine
• Simi Valley Hospital has new CEO
• Options for adults who want Lasik
• Depression, bipolar support group formed for teens
• Simi Valley Hospital has new CEO
• First Baptist celebrates 50 years
• Christian preschool students share creations
• First Baptist celebrates 50 years
• Christian preschool students share creations
• Shavuot services held at Chabad of Conejo
• Kids can reach for the ‘Sky’ at Bible camp
• Taking rest is wisdom for the ages
• Shavuot services held at Chabad of Conejo
• Kids can reach for the ‘Sky’ at Bible camp
• Taking rest is wisdom for the ages
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Redell returns to coaching
• Lancer surfers stoked with results
• Redell returns to coaching
• Lancer surfers stoked with results
• Warriors are kings of lacrosse
• Warriors are kings of lacrosse
• T.O. Bulldogs show some teeth
• Pitching powers Panthers through baseball playoffs
• T.O. Bulldogs show some teeth
• Pitching powers Panthers through baseball playoffs
• They’re all Fired Up
• Record-book run for Riley
• They’re all Fired Up
• Record-book run for Riley
• WAGS is winning
• Hockey standout selects St. Cloud State
• WAGS is winning
• Hockey standout selects St. Cloud State
• Weeklong job search workshop offered in Simi
• Chaminade College Prep student experiment travels to space
• New salon to open in Newbury Park
• Giant map brings Earth into focus
• Kids can speed through summer at MB2 Raceway camp
• Chaminade College Prep student experiment travels to space
• Giant map brings Earth into focus
• Lions among meet’s elite
• EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS
• Weeklong job search workshop offered in Simi
• Lions among meet’s elite
• New salon to open in Newbury Park
• EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS
• Kids can speed through summer at MB2 Raceway camp
• A sweet birthday for Weathersfeld
• A sweet birthday for Weathersfeld
• Maple Elementary in Newbury Park making progress with autistic students
• Maple Elementary in Newbury Park making progress with autistic students
• Get in tune at UMC’s summer music camp
• High School Hi*Lights
• Get in tune at UMC’s summer music camp
• High School Hi*Lights
• Standout College Students
• Standout College Students
• Reagan Foundation doles out $50,000 in college scholarships
• CRPD offers summer camps
• District adopts new concussion policy
• Reagan Foundation doles out $50,000 in college scholarships
• CRPD offers summer camps
• District adopts new concussion policy
• Talk show host comes to 92.7
• Calendar
• Youth orchestras play movie tunes
• A party for the senses
• Freefute recital features students
• Calendar
• A party for the senses
• Artwalk Conejo around the corner
• Conejo Valley Art Museum to host reception for new exhibit
• Topanga Days back for Memorial Day
• Artwalk Conejo around the corner
• Talk show host comes to 92.7
• Conejo Valley Art Museum to host reception for new exhibit
• Youth orchestras play movie tunes
• Topanga Days back for Memorial Day
• Freefute recital features students
• Let’s Draw Dad for Father’s Day
• Pros ride through T.O.
• Let’s Draw Dad for Father’s Day
• Pros ride through T.O.
• The dentist, or how I tricked him into thinking my teeth were perfect
• Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Month
• The dentist, or how I tricked him into thinking my teeth were perfect
• Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Month
• Simi car show benefts kids
• Simi car show benefts kids
• Teaching kids to swim doesn’t take lessons
• Anonymous donor offers to match grants made to nature education program
• Teaching kids to swim doesn’t take lessons
• Anonymous donor offers to match grants made to nature education program
• New babies welcomed at L.A. Zoo
• New babies welcomed at L.A. Zoo
• Switching runways
• Garden of delight
• Switching runways
• Garden of delight
• Master Chorale hosting auditions
• Toastmaster retires, is roasted
• Memorial Day trash schedule changes
• Salsa chefs invited to compete
• Master Chorale hosting auditions
• Toastmaster retires, is roasted
• Salsa chefs invited to compete
• Memorial Day trash schedule changes
• Kiwanis to sell tri-tip at concert
• City presents safety, wellness day
• Pet of the week
• Kiwanis to sell tri-tip at concert
• City presents safety, wellness day
• Pet of the week
• T.O. shopping center in the news
• T.O. shopping center in the news
• Youth of the Year making an impact
• Youth of the Year making an impact
• Senior sites bring needed advice
• Senior sites bring needed advice
• B&G Club golf tournament taking sign-ups
• Get a head start on Love Run
• New vets organization gets rolling
• B&G Club golf tournament taking sign-ups
• Get a head start on Love Run
• New vets organization gets rolling
• For young WWII soldier, war was a hard drink to swallow
• For young WWII soldier, war was a hard drink to swallow
• Walsh is an asset to the courts
• Man, 26, accused of identity theft
• Big government not the answer
• Gang-related violence ends in quick arrests, police say
• Parks’ record speaks for itself
• Not a fan of Andy Fox
• Brownley has a concrete plan
• Walsh is an asset to the courts
• MacEnery is strong on issues
• Big government not the answer
• Will Strickland stand with party?
• Parks’ record speaks for itself
• Parks best choice for 26th district
• Brownley has a concrete plan
• Right to Vote makes sense
• MacEnery is strong on issues
• Will Strickland stand with party?
• Parks best choice for 26th district
• Arrest made in North Ranch burglary
• Right to Vote makes sense
• Blotter
• Council votes to fill Glancy vacancy in November
• Man, 26, accused of identity theft
• Arrest made in North Ranch burglary
• Gang-related violence ends in quick arrests, police say
• Blotter
• Not a fan of Andy Fox
• Council votes to fill Glancy vacancy in November
• Take back the voting power
• Immigrants should obey laws
• Solar panels won’t save cash
• Voice support for memorial
• Take back the voting power
• Political Cartoon
• Immigrants should obey laws
• Solar panels won’t save cash
• Voice support for memorial
• Political Cartoon
• Deadly consequences
• 50 CVUSD teachers may lose jobs if state enacts ‘trigger’ cuts
• Budget woes may force closure of Simi courthouse
• Deadly consequences
• 50 CVUSD teachers may lose jobs if state enacts ‘trigger’ cuts
• Budget woes may force closure of Simi courthouse
• Board votes to ban cell towers from school sites
• Board votes to ban cell towers from school sites
• Glancy loses fight with cancer
• Glancy loses fight with cancer
• T.O. Boulevard accident shocks city
• T.O. Boulevard accident shocks city
• $15 million Dining Commons to be built
• Upward Bound receives $3 million
• Spectrum Athletic Clubs In Thousand Oaks Debuts Outdoor Fitness Classes
• Memorial Day Concert with Fantastic Diamond!
• Council member succumbs to battle with cancer
• Representational art conference slated
• Calendar
• Briefs
• What’s New On DVD?
• Diabetic runner finds health and love
• Chabad to read 10 Commandments
• Fountain’s love flows far and wide
• Talented dancers win big in competition
• Fill the need for speed this summer at MB2
• 1,300 new alumni at CSUCI
• College foundation awards $120,000 in scholarships
• Mesa Verde bands excel at Disney festival
• Mountain Meadow’s proud prize winners
• Teens sought to weigh in on county transportation
• Pet Of The Week
• The Other Side Of 50
• Lim shoots 72 at Las Posas
• Musketeers take third at golf tourney
• Destination: Dodger Stadium
• Briefs
• Newbury Park’s WellPoint to lay off 93 employees
• Pesticide drift often affects large farms
• Hit a hole-in-one at For The Troops fundraiser
• Jiminy cricket! Disney delights on display
• Briefs
• The Nature Of Things
• It’s a margarita melee in T.O.
• Kiwanis car show cruises into Simi Valley
• It’s going to be a ‘berry’ exciting weekend
• Migrant student has her say
• Sheriff's Blotter
• University opens new campus entrance
• Says attack on Parks is dirty politics
• A vote for Brownley
• Parks not right for the job
• Supports Parks for Congress
• Rethinking college in today’s world
• Political Cartoon
• Prepare now for wildffres
• Pageant Brings out city’s best
• Deadline nears for voter registration
• 3 charged in wrench beating
• Sex offenders target of compliance sweep
• Arman Jewelry is a Full-Service Store
• Educational Counselor Matches Students with the Right School
• Farmers Markets Bring Seasonal Fruits to Community
• Pet of the week
• EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS
• Wellpoint will lay off 92
• Westlake’s Cobleigh claims CIF swim crown
• To Victor go the spoils
• Local ballclubs now in survival mode
• Ackermann earns honor
• Out for respect
• How Medicare can help families cover hospice care
• Fire season around the corner, offcials warn
• Foundation awards $414,000 in grants to Ventura County healthcare providers
• Los Robles now offering roboticassisted surgery
• Alzheimer’s board selects new members
• Faith Briefs
• Teacher takes faith-based look at Fourth Estate
• Waterfriendly garden installed at school
• Madrona Elementary second-grader takesfrst in national comic strip contest
• On the big stage
• Weathersfeld plans party
• Camarillo Airport hosts summer aviation academy
• NPHS choir presents year-end concert
• High School Hi*Lights
• Wildwood jog-athon raises $45,000
• CVUSD to introduce transitional kindergar ten
• “The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel”
• TOHS students bring Tony-awarding winning play to stage
• Calendar
• Neil Diamond tribute will kick off park district’s summer concert series
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• H2U group celebrates Father’s Day
• Jewish Day School opens doors
• Super Moon
• Strawberry Fest is here
• Sharing landscaping secrets for saving water
• Duck family’s day out
• Miller Y opens enrollment for fall after-school child care
• Youth orchestras perform famous movie scores
• Young Artist Ensemble holding auditions for teen summer musical
• T.O.’s Sunderlands put record-setting sailboat up for sale
• Children’s choir founder to leadfnal show
• Difference-makers honored
• Designated drivers win big with new incentive program at 3 T.O. bars
• New assisted living facility celebrates grand opening
• University Village celebrates Derby Day
• Briefs
• Fundraiser benefts victims of sex traffcking
• T.O. woman a top-notch tree lover
• Just say no to tree topping
• 6 local seniors win Elks scholarships
• Smooth sailing reported at CVD
• Erbes Road carnival will raise funds for school
• A Mother’s Day stroll through the garden
• Disney star to lead free dance class at Boys & Girls Club
• Glancy will be missed
• Library needs used books to sell
• Poker players get ‘second chance’ at annual Kiwanis Hold ’em tournament
• Hear the songs of California
• Elementary proposal
• Blotter
• WLV offcials approve new Target store
• Police trying to locate 21 sex offenders
• What have the Dems done?
• Voters have right to representation
• Vibrant Woman event a hit
• Candidate forum tomorrow
• Congress needs independents
• Strickland dissed public workers
• Independent an attractive choice
• Brownley has proven record
• Supervisor works for the people
• Parks takes middle course
• Rethinking college in today’s world
• Two local Democrats seek to replace Jeff Gorell in state Assembly
• Residents need say on cell towers
• Impound fees impede the poor
• Political Cartoon
• State finance department gives thumbs down to several proposed RDA payments
• Last day to register to vote
• Hillcrest solar panel project now $400,000 over budget
• New digs for new grads
• Cancer forces Tom Glancy off T.O. City Council
• Glancy resigning from City Council
• CLU Celebrates Commencement Weekend
• Support group in Simi
• A healthy prize
• Health Chats discusses women’s issues
• See the new da Vinci surgical robot
• Construction begins at Simi hospital
• Students can intern in government offce
• Now that’s a finale
• CLU honors Moorpark alumnus
• College Corner
• Calendar
• ‘Noah’s Ark’ docks in T. O.
• New name for theater foundation
• Colorful creations from the kiln
• Musketeers back-to-back on the track
• Soaking fun under the sun
• there’s music in the air at Cajun and blues festival over Memorial Day weekend
• Briefs
• A walk to celebrate survival
• Entrepreneur shares a cup of wisdom
• Happy Mother’s Day DayMOM DayMother’s DayMOTHER
• Faith Briefs
• Pet Of The Week
• ‘Teen Wolf’ stars join charity golf tournament
• Chat with an author at library event
• On the road to higher education
• Tips to protect home garages from crooks
• Giving in the spirit of Mother’s Day
• And the winners are...
• Cruise on over for big trucks
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Medicare coverage for hospice care
• Democracy in action
• Political Cartoon
• Some happy, some not with return of swallows
• Two Dems challenge Gorell for seat
• Candidates face off at forum
• Ballot measure would give city new avenue to create affordable housing
• Relationships matter
• Ensemble sings of praise and prayer
• Forum will explore church-state separation
• Health chat on women’s issues
• Staying up-to-date on vaccinations may prevent serious illness
• Food revolution reaches Calabasas
• High School Hi*Lights
• Sprouting young minds for 50 years
• Six important retirement questions
• Delson, Magorien propel Warriors through postseason
• Memorial Day tournament in honor of little leaguer returns for third year
• Former UTEP assistant to lead OCHS
• Food trucks coming to Redwood
• Pianist will perform Beethoven concerto
• Songmakers gather in Simi, T.O.
• Flood of support leads to second run of ‘Noah’s Ark’ ballet at Civic Arts Plaza
• A SHOW OF BIBLICAL PROPORTIONS
• Hooters opens May 13
• Music, vino blend at wine and jazz festival
• Calendar
• Happy Mother's Day
• Reaching new heights
• ‘The Music Man’ comes to Colina Middle School
• City receives $200,000 state grant to promote recycling at schools
• Newborn class gets underway in May
• Conejo Valley Days rides again
• Court advocacy group needs volunteers
• Alternative education students display artwork at teen center
• Casa Conejo MAC will talk safety
• Teens sought to advise county transportation commission
• Puppies help CLU students relieve stress
• More than a thrift store
• Habitat For Humanity hosts women’s build event
• Pet of the Week
• Center explores art conservation
• Soaring Scooters
• Briefs
• Ms. Senior Conejo Valley
• Social club to enjoy Chinese, bingo
• Library offers free computer classes
• Authors fair bound for T.O.
• New chief lends ear to residents
• WLV woman building support for a local Holocaust memorial
• Squirrel of the Month
• Caps doffed for Denny
• A cup of wisdom
• Blotter
• City recruiting residents to serve on boards
• Party at the animal shelter
• Dismayed by partisan politics
• Outcry drives city to take second look at parking plan for Pepper Tree
• CVS must pay millions to settle suits
• Only Parks belongs to VC
• Council tilting at windmills
• Accuracy needed on technical issues
• Amendment needed
• Fox, Price lack respect for voters
• Common sense needed on Reino
• Political Cartoon
• And the winner is . . .
• Forum offers sobering dose of reality
• School board weighing policy on cell towers
• Council decreases impound fees
• LAPD won’t file charges against teacher
• Packed house hears from House hopefuls
• CVD soars to new heights
• The universe according to Jarvis
• Alumna honored for language work
• Top marks
• Just warming up
• Top marks
• Just warming up
• String quartet in concert
• Calendar
• String quartet in concert
• Calendar
• Who’s a happy hound?
• Who’s a happy hound?
• Vote for fave at art show
• The Movie Nut
• Vote for fave at art show
• The Movie Nut
• Fundraiser bets on success
• The Art Of Being
• Fundraiser bets on success
• The Art Of Being
• Quilt challenge
• May is Foster Care Awareness month
• It’s going to be a ‘berry’ good weekend
• Quilt challenge
• May is Foster Care Awareness month
• It’s going to be a ‘berry’ good weekend
• On The Trail
• On The Trail
• Pet Pe of th e week
• Pet Pe of th e week
• Quilt drawing to benefit CASA
• Quilt drawing to benefit CASA
• LA Lightning game to benefit school athletes
• LA Lightning game to benefit school athletes
• Family Men Don't Wear Name Brands
• Masters of the chessboard
• Family Men Don't Wear Name Brands
• Masters of the chessboard
• Joining forces for the children
• Joining forces for the children
• Volunteer with county Alzheimer’s Association
• A workout for the whole family
• Volunteer with county Alzheimer’s Association
• A workout for the whole family
• Calling all artists
• GUEST OPINION
• Mayor to speak with active adults
• Man rescued from auto accident with Jaws of Life
• Open house to discuss Simifield lab
• Calling all artists
• GUEST OPINION
• Mayor to speak with active adults
• Man rescued from auto accident with Jaws of Life
• Open house to discuss Simifield lab
• Tourney sign-up
• Tourney sign-up
• Proper training reduces girls’ sports injuries
• Proper training reduces girls’ sports injuries
• For a greener, cleaner world
• For a greener, cleaner world
• Jazz fest
• The Other Side of 50
• Nonprofit invests in small businesses
• Jazz fest
• The Other Side of 50
• Nonprofit invests in small businesses
• Moon rock lands at Reagan Library
• Event strives to outpace cancer
• Moon rock lands at Reagan Library
• Event strives to outpace cancer
• Political Cartoon
• Take advantage of ticket amnesty
• Political Cartoon
• Take advantage of ticket amnesty
• CVS must pay millions for improper disposal of waste
• Protect SUVs from thieves
• CVS must pay millions for improper disposal of waste
• Protect SUVs from thieves
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Give Mom her moment
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Give Mom her moment
• Nine youths arrested in home burglary
• Money pours into congressional race
• Nine youths arrested in home burglary
• Money pours into congressional race
• Arts Festival Moorpark
• Arts Festival Moorpark
• Oaks Christian hires new head football coach
• Just warming up
• Top marks
• Area athletes ink NFL deals
• Soccer squad victorious
• Warriors get to work
• Health through exercise
• Learn more about joint replacements
• Lasik surgeons keep eyes on the future
• Health board discuss mental health of youth
• Women find hope for new life
• Briefs
• Christian women chill out at luncheon on May 9
• Men’s club bets on parish fundraiser
• Gospel behind bars
• Giant map unfolds at Lang Ranch
• High School Hi*Lights
• Middle schoolers collecing goods for charity
• Pressed to impress
• “The Five-Year Engagement”
• “The Five-Year Engagement”
• Sweet times at Strawberry Promenade
• Sweet times at Strawberry Promenade
• Grammy-winning string quartet to play at Ventura Music Festival
• Grammy-winning string quartet to play at Ventura Music Festival
• Fine Mexican cuisine is in the casa
• Fine Mexican cuisine is in the casa
• Calendar
• Jazz comes alive at WHS
• Jazz comes alive at WHS
• Brighton does David Bowie
• Financial consulting firm launched in T.O.
• Umami Burger opens today
• Brighton does David Bowie
• Sipping in Sprintime
• Moon rock lands at Reagan Library
• Summer league fun for adults
• Breakfast honors youth champions at Hyatt Westlake
• Parenting seminar
• Science rocks at summer camp
• Kids can dig for dinos
• Cesar Millan to share his secrets
• Pet of the Week
• A chili response
• A chili response
• Tropical Daze is recruiting volunteers
• The exotic in our midst
• New citizen ready to flex voting muscle
• Mail carriers will be picking up canned goods
• First commencement at new William Rolland Stadium is Saturday
• Campers get their game on this summer
• Sculptures in bloom at botanic garden
• Kiwanis gets a kick from community service
• It’s a margarita melee in T.O.
• It’s a margarita melee in T.O.
• Earth lovers get hands dirty
• Raising voices
• Grand Poobah
• Briefs
• AYSO puts up $800,000 to improve Conejo Creek Park
• Political correctness
• Tree crews fight bugs with bugs
• Dying with dignity
• Kids Swap Meet set for May 19
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Molestation charge against counselor rocks Paciffc Camps
• City Council opposes corporate personhood
• Park district predicting revenue bump
• Stop the Monopoly money
• Educators resort to marketing ploys
• Cable access law misinterpreted
• City misspending RDA dollars
• Applauds CVUSD decision
• Cell towers equal better coverage
• Conejo PTA wants cell tower moved
• Political Cartoon
• Board needs oversight
• Roundtree, Tapking are newest members of planning commission
• National Park Service visitor center in T.O. will close soon
• RDA oversight board has million-dollar decisions
• Carnival Countdown
• Deep pockets
• Graduate Commencement is May 11
• Undergraduate commencement slated
• Malone shines as Cabrillo’s comedienne
• Calendar
• Homage to Vienna
• Film puts modern spin on Shakespeare
• Briefs
• New building for a new generation
• Excellent art
• Teens can explore their future at MHS college fair
• Speechmakers are champs
• Senior citizens provide scholarships
• Sex ed for special needs children
• Moorpark kids get a healthy dose of fun
• Canines move, groove
• Solve a mystery with thomas the Tank Engine
• Moorpark golf course going prime time
• Rockin’ some heavy metal
• Prayer breakfast open to all faiths
• Comforting the imprisoned
• New supply store comes with a cause
• Foundation tips hat to mayor
• Sobering facts about teens and alcohol
• Relay team creating tribute book
• Don’t lie around in May
• Cartoon
• Two vie for county bench seat
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Full slate of candidates expected at Acorn-CLU debate
• Give Mom her moment
• Moorpark unifies fees to rent sportsfelds
• Council eases restrictions on day laborers
• Step right up!
• Moorpark unifies fees to rent sportsfields
• Agromin will give away planting soil
• Sequoia B&G Club wins recycling honors
• Nature takes center stage at Arbor, Earth Day celebration
• Oklahoma
• TOHS Class of ’82 reunion set
• Walnut plans 50th birthday bash
• Lancers land first place at county science fair
• High School Hi*Lights
• NPHS club joins forces with Pepperdine students to help Interface
• 40-credit test faces more scrutiny
• EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS
• Local home care provider earns top accreditation
• Cisco’s gets gnarly for Surfrider
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Mr. Mayor
• New crop of track stars in Newbury Park
• These girls were hungry for a title
• Costello leads La Reina with heart and soul
• Lions ready to bounce back following forfeitures
• Marmonte golfers swing with style
• Faith Briefs
• Do the thing you don’t want to do
• Former sheriff will speak at National Day of Prayer breakfast at Cal Lutheran
• Synagogue has jewel of a program
• Classical, jazz musicians star at Ventura Festival
• T.O. Arts Festival puts out call
• Philharmonic will showcase 7 young artists
• String duo puts on show to pay for summer activities
• Thomas the Tank Engine steams into Fillmore
• Jekyll and Hyde
• Calendar
• Master chorale does Mozart
• The Sunset Room
• Area Scouts do battle in skills competition
• Women’s club fashion show raises funds
• Ensemble plays outdoors
• Discovery Camp open for registration
• Conejo Ski and Sports Club taking off
• Drum circle offered for cancer patients
• Alzheimer’s Association needs volunteers
• Students on healthy footing
• Rattlesnake awareness tips
• Four movements to watch
• Malibu campground offers online reservations
• Beard showdown planned for CV Days
• Evil Scouts rock father-daughter dance
• What’s cooking?
• Mother’s Day edition
• Sleep disorders can cause hyperactivity
• Once Upon A Mattress
• Student-led web radio station launched
• Pet of the Week
• Foster Care Awareness Month brings several events in May
• Evening honors community spirit
• MB2 offers Kosmic Karting Club
• Tasty Treats & Fabulous Finds
• Briefs
• Lawyers link up to offer free advice
• Chili cook-off heats up this Sunday
• Earth Day hike takes residents on journey into Chumash country
• Sheriff's Blotter
• T.O. attorney faces veteran judge in race for Superior Court
• Urges signing of election petition
• CLU show cast non-CLU students
• Watch your back after shopping
• Reino restriping a bad plan
• Bullying can have lasting effects
• Cartoon
• Fighting fraud leads to dead-end
• Even hands-free is too distracting
• Jobs should go to legal citizens
• Agrees with Dunn book opposition
• ‘Kite Runner’ not appropriate
• May 7 candidates’ forum a must-see
• Don’t lie around in May
• Full slate of candidates expected at Acorn-CLU forum
• Decision on T-Mobile tower put on hold
• Commission approves plan to add parking at Pepper Tree
• CVHS will get $50,000 in repairs
• Ladera turns 50
• Congressional candidates forum at CLU
• Students launch iCLU radio
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• Artists invited to enter T.O. festival
• Concert features young musicians
• The Movie Nut
• Children’s choir seeks singers
• College theater razzles, dazzles in ‘Chicago’
• Musketeers leave foes green with envy
• 3 contenders emerge in pennant chase
• Showcase for college dancers
• Pepperdine students raise funds for Interface
• Special workshop for parents
• College Corner
• Y celebrates healthy kids
• A classical performance for Walnut Canyon
• Pet Of The Week
• The universal language of sculpture
• A stunning string of music
• Out of Africa
• Service remembers Holocaust victims
• Raising his voice for the Lord
• Health Briefs
• Summit addresses senior health, well-being
• Alzheimer’s Association names new director
• A magical day at the library
• LED light bulbs do have a dark side
• The At Of Anime
• Music festival to showcase young talent
• Conejo Valley Days returns May 3
• Retiree represents affordable housing residents
• Meet and greet with Gorell
• Winners of poetry contest
• Contests challenge teens to shine
• State agency trying to locate missing hard drives containing personal info
• Healing Haiti through arts
• School board approves incentive to entice about 90 teachers to retire
• For the record
• Health opinion
• You and the race for Congress
• Cartoon
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Give Mom her moment
• Sculptor brings 12-ton block to life
• Moorpark woman, 90, hit by truck and killed
• Lancer volleyball duo delivers on game days
• Lancer volleyball duo delivers on game days
• Westlake dominating LAX league
• Westlake dominating LAX league
• Marmonte golfers get down to business
• Marmonte golfers get down to business
• All signs point to a 3-team race for title
• All signs point to a 3-team race for title
• Doctor will speak at support group
• Doctor will speak at support group
• Health Briefs
• Health Briefs
• Giving others a shot
• Giving others a shot
• Bow Wow will microchip dogs
• Bow Wow will microchip dogs
• Pet of the Week
• Pet of the Week
• Ministry blankets sick kids with love
• Ministry blankets sick kids with love
• All-District Choir a testament to benefts of music in schools
• All-District Choir a testament to benefts of music in schools
• Talking scholarships
• Bridges hostsfnal info meeting
• High School Hi*Lights
• Bridges hostsfnal info meeting
• School board critic calls continuation school’s 40-credit test into question
• High School Hi*Lights
• Talking scholarships
• School board critic calls continuation school’s 40-credit test into question
• Feel the beat at Ventura County Percussion Festival
• SELPA shares strategies
• Feel the beat at Ventura County Percussion Festival
• Collectors give scholarship
• SELPA shares strategies
• Collectors give scholarship
• Proceeds from tequila tasting go to Avon Walk
• CLU students present ‘Jekyll and Hyde’ at Scherr Forum
• Proceeds from tequila tasting go to Avon Walk
• CLU students present ‘Jekyll and Hyde’ at Scherr Forum
• Show pays tribute to Latin stars
• ‘Bully’ is a must-see for parents
• Show pays tribute to Latin stars
• ‘Bully’ is a must-see for parents
• YAE presents ‘The Neverending Story’
• Former Fleetwood Mac frontman will play solo acoustic set at CAP
• YAE presents ‘The Neverending Story’
• Calendar
• Former Fleetwood Mac frontman will play solo acoustic set at CAP
• Youth musicians to star in First Classic Concert for families
• Calendar
• Youth musicians to star in First Classic Concert for families
• EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS
• Luxury car maker sets new standard for driving school
• EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS
• Luxury car maker sets new standard for driving school
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Flag football league will hold sign-ups
• Contests invite kids to donate time, write songs
• Flag football league will hold sign-ups
• Contests invite kids to donate time, write songs
• Conejo gardens highlighted in tour
• Conejo gardens highlighted in tour
• Day of healthy events planned at Conejo Valley YMCAs
• Acorn wants to praise Mom
• Day of healthy events planned at Conejo Valley YMCAs
• Acorn wants to praise Mom
• Blues, bop, books at the T.O. library
• Rockrose to the rescue
• Blues, bop, books at the T.O. library
• Celebration of Life awards announced
• Rockrose to the rescue
• Sixth-grader from N.P. takes first in poetry contest
• Celebration of Life awards announced
• Sixth-grader from N.P. takesfrst in poetry contest
• Learn how to create a family tree
• Elks deliver Easter joy, toys
• Learn how to create a family tree
• Elks deliver Easter joy, toys
• Grants offered to local artists
• ‘Friday Night Lights’ actor to speak at CLU
• Grants offered to local artists
• Methodist women invite public to spring luncheon
• ‘Friday Night Lights’ actor to speak at CLU
• Retiree represents affordable housing residents throughout county
• Methodist women invite public to spring luncheon
• Retiree represents affordable housing residents throughout county
• Seniors at CLU will share their works of art
• Boy Scouts to compete at Camporee
• Seniors at CLU will share their works of art
• Boy Scouts to compete at Camporee
• Community celebrates its Nordic ancestors
• Community celebrates its Nordic ancestors
• Equine artist back in the saddle at Thousand Oaks gallery
• Equine artist back in the saddle at Thousand Oaks gallery
• Vintagefea market to open in Valley
• Cellist Andrew Janss gives show to students
• Vintagefea market to open in Valley
• Cellist Andrew Janss gives show to students
• Borchard presents Scooter Jam
• Conejo Valley Days just days away
• Borchard presents Scooter Jam
• Conejo Valley Days just days away
• Community Briefs
• Summit focuses on senior health
• Community Briefs
• Art association is recruiting
• Summit focuses on senior health
• Fundraising reception to beneft Africa’s poor
• Art association is recruiting
• Westlake women put on a show
• Fundraising reception to beneft Africa’s poor
• Westlake women put on a show
• SJF hosts celebration
• Friends recall charitable woman
• SJF hosts celebration
• Friends recall charitable woman
• Hair that cares
• Hair that cares
• Elderly woman struck, killed by car
• State agency trying to locate missing hard drives containing personal info
• Police focused on distracted drivers
• Elderly woman struck, killed by car
• Police focused on distracted drivers
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Ventura man convicted of T.O. beating
• Sheriff's Blotter
• State agency trying to locate missing hard drives containing personal info
• Ventura man convicted of T.O. beating
• Most charges dropped against man, 20, arrested after the death of Griffen Kramer
• Thousands in aid approved for programs serving the poor, seniors and children
• Most charges dropped against man, 20, arrested after the death of Grifen Kramer
• Thousands in aid approved for programs serving the poor, seniors and children
• Dunn’s perspective is appreciated
• U.S. companies to blame for oil prices
• Dunn’s perspective is appreciated
• Park board member listens, responds
• U.S. companies to blame for oil prices
• Federal Reserve must be overhauled
• Park board member listens, responds
• Liberals live in world of make-believe
• Federal Reserve must be overhauled
• Bilingual shouldn’t be a requirement
• Liberals live in world of make-believe
• Cartoon
• Bilingual shouldn’t be a requirement
• Cartoon
• You and the race for Congress
• Prostitution sting lands 3 in custody
• You and the race for Congress
• Prostitution sting lands 3 in custody
• Council requires less parking spaces at The Lakes
• Loss of state funding forces city to make cuts
• Council requires less parking spaces at The Lakes
• Loss of state funding forces city to make cuts
• Police arrest 3 in connection with string of burglaries
• Goebel Center weighing name change
• Police arrest 3 in connection with string of burglaries
• Goebel Center weighing name change
• Prep basketball player nets $20,000 scholarship
• Prep basketball player nets $20,000 scholarship
• A Sikh's course in Christianity
• Women on track for success
• Real-world work
• Calendar
• Raindrops keep falling
• ‘Harvey’ hops happily to High Street
• Hats off to Moorpark mayor
• Lasik surgery provides good results
• Buying time with stem cells
• Hone your skills as lineman
• Moorpark families get physical
• Local students win scholarships
• Chaparral showcases the stars
• College scholar to visit NASA
• Larry Jones inducted into Hall of Fame
• Healthy families
• The Art Of Being
• Awesome efforts at Arcadia Invite
• 7 teams chasing the Chargers
• Track meet at Oaks Christian
• Pet Of The Week
• Upcoming fundraisers in Simi Valley
• Festive dancing from the Middle East
• Seminar on strokes
• Pageant queens shine
• Ask The Arborist
• Find old treasures in newfea market
• Habitat for Humanity opens discount store
• Making beautiful music together
• Lecture on U.S. Constitution
• City to celebrate sixth annual Arbor Day
• Research ancestors at free conference
• Love Run to benefit Meals on Wheels
• The Other Side Of 50
• For anime fans
• Active Adult Programs
• High school shows its winning colors
• Contest seeks ‘berry’ good recipes
• Get along, little doggie
• In The Garden
• Battle for the brave
• Nonprofits receive grants
• Your turn to speak
• Best wishes for Mom
• Cartoon
• Police targeting distracted drivers
• Sting leads to two arrests
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Pets no longer allowed atfireworks show
• Give Mom her moment
• Catholic Charities moves to temporary location
• Nonprofit sports teams may have to pay to play
• Easter celebration is a day at the park
• Walk raises funds for kidney disease research
• EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS
• New area chief for Alzheimer’s Association
• Sushi eatery will remain open despite owners’ impending deportation, staff says
• Retirees present symposium
• Acorn Bits
• Casino Night is for Cancer Hope
• Golf event proceeds benefit N.P. woman
• Neurologist will discuss how to spot a stroke
• Autistic teens face troubling times
• VC Credit Union Aims to Save Members $5 Million in 2012
• State-of-the-Art Early Child Education Center Opens in Thousand Oaks
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Jewish networking group to meet
• Panel to discuss faith, criminal justice
• Residents pack arts plaza for Easter service
• Music society presents concert
• Retreat to focus on life balance
• Event kicks off Conejo Valley Restaurant Week
• Reading and auction will provide books for homeless
• “Titanic 3D”
• Calendar
• Cellist relates his life in music at T.O. Civic Arts Plaza
• Redwood Middle School welcomes Russian delegation for visit
• Mandatory meeting set for TOHS band parents
• Ladera celebrates 50 years
• NPHS dance team winsffrst national title
• Madrona, EARTHS earn Distinguished School titles
• High School Hi-Lights
• Newbury, Westlake chasing red-hot Charger squad
• Local boxer takes a crash course in the sweet science
• Track meet at O.C.
• Rarefied air
• Sequoia Singers put on a show
• NPS to celebrate science in the national parks
• Pet of the Week
• Charity comes to aid of WHS senior suffering from cancer
• Habitat opens county’s second ReStore
• Community street fest coming up
• Chemistry teacher has right formula
• Fundraiser to benefit mountain lion research
• Women’s club wine tasting will feature samples from 30 local vintners
• April's Squirrel of the Month
• Putting the focus on senior hunger
• Wildflowers topic of NPS lecture
• Ride On to host open house
• Basketball league sign-ups online
• DART will be part of crisis prep fair
• Interface partners with Pepperdine, NPHS
• Historical society seeks nominees for Don and Doña Triunfo
• Get antiques appraised at no charge at special event
• Girl Scouts go shopping for Casa Paciffc
• People and trees
• ‘Martha Washington’ to make special appearance at GOP event
• Volunteers needed for CVD’s Special Kids Day
• At the Library
• T.O.’s Community Conscience adds two board members
• Councilwoman earns state honor
• Conejo Valley pageant puts spotlight on active senior women
• Photographers invited to capture T.O. for contest
• Sports doc, surgeon put patientsffrst
• Family fun found at Janss mall’s Easter egg adventure
• Annual festival celebrates the music, food and culture of Scandinavia
• Resident needed to serve on traffc commission
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Deadline extended for Senior of the Year nominations
• Give Mom her moment
• Assemblyman back from Afghanistan
• Cartoon
• Diamonds in the rough
• Police recover thousands of dollars in stolen property
• Imagine if . . .
• CVD tradition is being kept alive
• Student enjoyed musical treat
• Unhappy with response from CRPD
• Tea party rally will protest bailouts
• Keep cell towers away from schools
• Support citizens’ right to vote
• Council to weigh change to boulevard plan to allow drive-thru Starbucks
• Rock Store founder Ed Savko dead at 86
• New plans for Lang Ranch Park include Frisbee golf course, outdoor classroom
• Gas tax fund to be tapped for auto mall design changes
• Oversight board will meet soon to discuss fate of RDA assets
• Bubbles of fun
• For The Children
• Moorpark Prez gets the ‘blues’
• The Art Of Being
• Concert to feature choral prayers
• Baseball blowhards: Who’s taking the N.L. West crown?
• Hadassah hosts fun day
• Moorpark pitcher Barry throwing BBs from the mound
• Fogleman on fire for MHS swim team
• Health reform law benefits Medicare users
• Hospital takes hats off to women
• Relay for Life hosts a sweet fundraiser
• They’re of to see the wizard
• Prom-bound girls get their pick from 500 donated dresses
• Taylor Dayne shares her heart
• Calendar
• Lions and tigers and bears, oh my!
• Vacancy on library board
• Pet Of The Week
• Family Men Don't Wear Name Brands
• Famed author to discuss ‘doing history’
• Free trash drop-off day at landfill
• L.A. Marathon is a family affair
• Millhouse named as transportation chairman
• Simi police make major heroin bust
• Acorn Bits
• Bunny beware
• Your turn to speak
• We see the glass half full
• Cartoon
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Autistic teenagers face troubling times
• Trafc amnesty program ofers steep discounts
• BUGGY—
• GOING APE—
• ALLEYCountyfire department names Lorenzen chief
• Developer wants to build assisted living facility at site of old WLV hospital
• A Classic victory for Real So Cal Blue
• Eye On Local Area Stocks
• Tennis star claims Ojai title
• Baseball blowhards: Who’s taking the N.L. West crown?
• Isham leaves Louisiana Tech
• Kings crowned on basketball court
• Eagles have the antidote for Regents’ winning ways
• Eubank spins second no-hitter
• Westlake golfers let loose at Los Robles
• Lancers bank on late-season push
• Hadassah presents Family Fun Day
• SELPA panel to discuss autism
• Making a home senior-friendly
• Run to aid fight for global water supply
• Conejo Free Clinic offers no-cost vaccinations
• Psychologist to discuss social learning as a solution for global problems
• St. John’s Seminary sponsors spring show
• LDS offers free flowers for Easter
• Youth exodus from church focus of talk
• Church hosts charity golf tournament
• Seminar focuses on building faith at home
• The view from the freeway isn’t that good
• T.O. native growing congregation at Camarillo Church of Christ
• Meet the 2012 class of the county Educators’ Hall of Fame
• Acadeca team leaves others smarting
• High School Highlights
• Food truck party will benefit band
• University hosts ‘Take Back the Night’ event
• District selects new head of elementary ed
• Entertainment lineup set for 2012 Strawberry fest
• Catch ‘Fully Clothed’ comedians
• Broadway stars shine on Kavli stage
• Raindrops keep falling
• Calendar
• From the heart
• Pet of the Week
• Bunnies make great pets, bad presents
• Y’s Strong Kids campaign a real hit
• Promenade lights up blue for World Autism Day
• Contest seeks ‘berry’ good recipes
• Science can solve historical mysteries
• Brownies clean up beach
• The big Easter Bunny heist
• CLU ensemble plays spring concert
• Canyon hosts mixed martial arts event
• Beauty queens shine
• Summer registration open at Y
• Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Month
• Resident’s composition part of New West’s educational outreach
• Audubon offers April events
• Drum circle benefits Heifer International
• Love Run registration is open
• Nonprofit leaders invited to dance
• Elks Lodge installs new Exalted Ruler
• Uncovering the mystery of wild parrots in Southern California
• Heal the Bay seeks helping hands
• Member of Conejo DAR chapter honored
• Nick Vujicic to speak at event in WLV
• Toying with the past at McCrea Ranch
• Heaven on earth?
• Cancer survivors take walk with canines
• Muralist brings social studies to life in Colina Middle School walkway
• CRPD to reveal options for Lang Ranch Park
• League of her own
• Police Blotter
• Cops ramping up efforts to catch cellphone violators
• County names new fire chief
• Simi cops seize 5 pounds of heroin in drug bust
• Business deal gone bad ends in stabbing
• Auditor will examine sanitation district’s $500,000 billing error
• Civic center property going on the market
• PETA should leave Amgen alone
• GM food should be labeled as such
• Driver should take responsibility
• A short report on congressional forum
• HCA, Anthem must resolve dispute
• Relevance needed in cell tower fight
• Cable access a community resource
• FOR THE RECORD
• Disapproves of undercover story
• Cartoon
• Former Hooters girl hopes to be rehired
• We see the glass half full
• Ticket-paying procrastinators can settle old citations for half the price
• Hillcrest solar project back on track
• CVUSD employees will be trained to identify abuse
• School district trims child nutrition staff
• Awkward landing
• Easter fun
• HCA, Anthem Blue Cross end dispute
• Musketeers catch Royal at right time
• MHS senior runs the race of his life
• Marmonte appeals shot down
• Funeral costs compared in Ventura County survey
• The Movie Nut
• SELPA hosts panel on autism services
• The Other Side Of 50
• Talk about ALS
• YMCA Strong Kids campaign raises $266,619
• Talented teen hits a high note
• One talk at a time
• Author talks history at MHS
• Seat open on Aging Advisory Council
• Pet Of The Week
• Faith Briefs
• Church concert honors Leonard Bernstein
• Welcome Easter at sunrise
• The Art Of Being
• Taste of Tequila fundraiser
• Which cosmetic, personal care products are safe?
• At The Library
• Beyond the call of duty
• PETA questions animal testing at Amgen
• Local officials seek federal grant to improve freeways
• Nonprofit leaders invited to open house
• Guest opinion
• Bring us your bright ideas
• Cartoon
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Former student body president *les lawsuit against college
• First step taken in $42-million water project
• Girl Scouts look back
• Talent show a class act
• Tsunami anniversary leads to wake of concern about debris
• Homeland security
• Local runner sets course record in Old Agoura 10K
• ALS chapter hosting monthly support groups
• Free clinic offering tour
• Expo to focus on healthy living
• “The Hunger Games”
• Invisible rabbit is star of comedy
• Calendar
• Character actor takes leading role
• La Reina swimmers hit the jets
• Marmonte appeals shot down
• The Untouchables
• Soccer team’s victory is Extra special
• Funeral home to host Easter sunrise service
• Speaker will look at spiritual side of financial stability
• Unity of the Oaks presents music festival
• Passover Seder
• Buddhist temple celebrates one year in Westlake Village
• Easter’s in the air in the Conejo
• AYSO seeks soccer players— registration, tryouts coming up
• La Reina continues mock trial dominance
• Student memorizes 1,116 digits of pi
• Catholic prep school presents Lutheran pastor’s story
• Last day to apply for Rotary scholarships
• Standout Students
• NPHS’ leading men square off to see who’s the ‘studliest’
• High School Hi-Lights
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS
• Home remodeling show returns for 34th year
• Local Business Briefs
• ALERT—
• Thousand Oaks father, son conquer LA Marathon together
• University professor will speak on dance in advertising
• Nonprofts can apply for legacy grants
• Author recounts the story of Anne Frank
• The doozy dozen wildflower sampler
• Women’s club luncheon puts ‘Fashions on Parade’
• One of the guys
• Kiwanis welcomes guests
• VCCF promotes nonproft leadership
• A Bowl Full Of Hope
• Taking responsibility for ourselves as we age
• Thousand Oaks celebrates National Public Awareness Week in May
• Crafty senior makes her way to 103
• Kitchen tour to cook up charity, fun and food
• Community Briefs
• My interview to be a Hooters Girl
• Meeting for foster parents
• Sold-out TEDx may be viewed online
• Psychedelic art bubbles again
• Scandinavian Festival just around the corner
• University women give lesson in charity
• Breaking tradition
• Businessman pleads guilty to fraud
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Weekend checkpoint nets 1 arrest
• Motorcyclist escapes in high-speed chase
• 2 arrested in ‘shoulder tap’ sting
• PETA puts heat on Amgen
• City revs up efforts to get millions in federal funding for 101/23 expansion
• Newbury Park woman accused of vehicular manslaughter goes to court next month
• Survey looks at burial costs in Ventura County
• President deserves more credit
• Disagrees with trustee’s reasoning
• Before building new, fill vacancies
• Sign holder expresses views
• Finds hope in familiar name
• Unite to fight council status quo
• Health system is flawed
• FOR THE RECORD
• Cartoon
• The first Girl Scout
• Time Warner flips switch on TO public access TV
• Dos Vientos resident appeals decision on wireless antennas
• Auto mall closes deal with holdout landowner
• Day of Service
• Alumna to discuss love's political role
• Faith Briefs
• The Art Of Being
• Home safety for seniors
• Connecting
• ‘Music Man’ auditions
• Calendar
• Hilarious ‘Harvey’ comes to High Street
• YMCA ready for summer camp
• Tips on spotting symptoms of hyperactivity in children
• Over the rainbow
• Seminar covers small businessfnancing
• Seminar covers small business financing
• Battery wholesaler reopens in Simi
• Pet Of The Week
• Attract wildlife to home gardens
• Welcoming a new baby
• Nonprofits can apply for grants to aid women
• Young water polo players meet the pros
• One-woman show about Anne Frank
• Family Men Don't Wear Name Brands
• throwing the distance
• Psychedelic art bubbles again
• Moorpark shows off its talent
• Gala dinner to bene*t youth
• Gala dinner to benefit youth
• Sweet entertainment at strawberry festival
• A wee bit o’ fun on St. Paddy’s Day
• Auditions open for courtroom drama
• Ready for an egg hunt?
• Nonprofits can dance to make a profit
• Financial advice
• Community Briefs
• Ask The Arborist
• Play review
• Easter egg hunt is fun for the whole family
• The Other Side Of 50
• Charity event is a win-win
• Cartoon
• Walking the catwalk for a cure
• Motorcyclist escapes in chase
• Sheriff's Blotter
• College district may cut 63 jobs
• Ventura County seeks to attract morefilmmakers
• Knights serve up a Lenten feast
• City continues to weather state’s cuts
• First-place finish a slam dunk for N.P.
• First-place finish a slam dunk for N.P.
• T.O. swimmer to attend USA camp in Colorado
• T.O. swimmer to attend USA camp in Colorado
• Team Inferno is en fuego
• Team Inferno is en fuego
• Frosh/soph ballers claim league crown
• Frosh/soph ballers claim league crown
• Cool cats
• Cool cats
• Area athletes earn CIF-SS accolades
• Area athletes earn CIF-SS accolades
• Lions clip Eagles in softball showdown
• Lions clip Eagles in softball showdown
• Netters take their shots
• Netters take their shots
• EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS
• EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS
• Workforce board seeks award nominees
• Workforce board seeks award nominees
• T.O. welcomes newfne dining option
• T.O. welcomes newfne dining option
• When snoring can be deadly
• When snoring can be deadly
• Miller Y hosting Shape Up Challenge
• Miller Y hosting Shape Up Challenge
• Black belt will tell how to kick stress
• Black belt will tell how to kick stress
• Come under God’s spell at Godspeak
• Come under God’s spell at Godspeak
• Catholics celebrate with good faith and food
• Catholics celebrate with good faith and food
• Reverence thyself first
• Reverence thyself first
• Brain food
• Brain food
• TOHS Drum Line beats the competition
• TOHS Drum Line beats the competition
• Students may design robots at April camp
• Students may design robots at April camp
• High School Hi-Lights
• High School Hi-Lights
• Longtime Conejo teacher inducted to educator’s Hall of Fame
• Longtime Conejo teacher inducted to educator’s Hall of Fame
• Auditions for ‘The Lucky Stiff’
• Auditions for ‘The Lucky Stiff’
• Concert to pay tribute to composer Bernstein
• Concert to pay tribute to composer Bernstein
• Calendar
• Calendar
• “21 Jump Street”
• “21 Jump Street”
• ‘Music Man’ auditions Monday in Moorpark
• ‘Music Man’ auditions Monday in Moorpark
• Ojai celebrates authors
• Ojai celebrates authors
• Ensemble fuses Latin, pop and jazz
• Ensemble fuses Latin, pop and jazz
• Can’t trust my wife
• Can’t trust my wife
• Easter Bunny visits Camarillo early
• Easter Bunny visits Camarillo early
• TOHS grad earns master’s degree in child development
• TOHS grad earns master’s degree in child development
• Foundation gives nearly half a million to charities that beneft children
• Foundation gives nearly half a million to charities that beneft children
• Local B&G Club names director of development
• Local B&G Club names director of development
• Youngsters get their green on
• Youngsters get their green on
• Students tout their talents
• Students tout their talents
• Show asks artists to paint the town green
• Show asks artists to paint the town green
• Pet of the Week
• Pet of the Week
• World’s top Olympic water polo teams do battle in T.O.
• World’s top Olympic water polo teams do battle in T.O.
• Props for cops
• Props for cops
• T.O. residents host feathered guests
• T.O. residents host feathered guests
• Homeless vet to receive military burial
• Homeless vet to receive military burial
• Pilot written by local grad is finalist in Comedy Central contest
• Pilot written by local grad is finalist in Comedy Central contest
• Paying tribute to history’s greatest women
• Paying tribute to history’s greatest women
• End-of-life care home opens doors
• End-of-life care home opens doors
• Community Briefs
• Community Briefs
• Safe streets, explosions and integrity
• Safe streets, explosions and integrity
• Supervisor will discuss upcoming Senior Summit
• Supervisor will discuss upcoming Senior Summit
• Citizens needed to fill seats on Planning Commission, Business Roundtable
• Citizens needed to fill seats on Planning Commission, Business Roundtable
• Until the wheels fall off
• Until the wheels fall off
• Dr. Melvin Hayashi
• Dr. Melvin Hayashi
• Persian celebration to draw thousands
• Persian celebration to draw thousands
• Man’s decision to get involved may have saved young boy’s life
• Man’s decision to get involved may have saved young boy’s life
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Lake Sherwood overcharged for water
• Lake Sherwood overcharged for water
• Business leaders want county in focus
• Business leaders want county in focus
• Community colleges plan for layoffs
• Community colleges plan for layoffs
• T-Mobile gets go-ahead to build wireless antennas at Dos Vientos Playfield
• T-Mobile gets go-ahead to build wireless antennas at Dos Vientos Playfield
• Neighbors fed up with dilapidated dwelling on Dryden Street
• Neighbors fed up with dilapidated dwelling on Dryden Street
• ‘Sheriff Sherrill’ says salutations
• ‘Sheriff Sherrill’ says salutations
• Scientists don’t get to define ‘life’
• Scientists don’t get to define ‘life’
• Know dangers of modified foods
• Know dangers of modified foods
• Has a question for candidate Parks
• Has a question for candidate Parks
• Brownley the pick in the 26th
• Brownley the pick in the 26th
• Confusing ignorance and innocence
• Confusing ignorance and innocence
• Wants more voting transparency
• Wants more voting transparency
• Wants her say
• Wants her say
• Don’t split the vote this November
• Don’t split the vote this November
• Acorn photo caption lacked class
• Acorn photo caption lacked class
• Disturbed by anticapitalism sign
• Disturbed by anticapitalism sign
• Says Los Robles is in the wrong
• Says Los Robles is in the wrong
• FOR THE RECORD
• FOR THE RECORD
• Cartoon
• Cartoon
• Cell tower critics are dropping the call
• Cell tower critics are dropping the call
• Franchisee puts out call for Hooters Girls
• Franchisee puts out call for Hooters Girls
• Collette Sue Friedman
• Collette Sue Friedman
• Edison weighing opt-out option for smart meters
• Edison weighing opt-out option for smart meters
• LAPD investigating alleged sexual misconduct by NPHS teacher
• LAPD investigating alleged sexual misconduct by NPHS teacher
• Art is many things to many people
• Art is many things to many people
• Thousand Oaks puts in bid to manage Simi Valley Library
• Thousand Oaks puts in bid to manage Simi Valley Library
• University honored for community service
• Educators examine the value of vocation
• Actors share Shakespeare with students
• WED., MARCH 28
• TUES., MARCH 27
• MON., MARCH 26
• SAT., MARCH 24
• THURS., MARCH 22
• WED., MARCH 21
• TUES., MARCH 20
• MON., MARCH 19
• SUN., MARCH 18
• SAT., MARCH 17
• FRI., MARCH 16
• MHS netters battle through tough times
• Simi Valley gets the blues
• Southern Section’s playo proposal draws criticism from football coaches
• The Acorn Epicurean
• SAT., MARCH 31
• FRI., MARCH 30
• THURS., MARCH 29
• Open house for online school
• Meet animal stars at college zoo’s Spring Spectacular
• Improve your child’s reading skills
• We have a dream
• District physical education program is A+
• Trafc safety for teens
• Rock out, Moorpark!
• Environmentally speaking
• Free screenings for oral cancer
• The Other Side Of 50
• Recognize the signs of heart failure
• Singer performs for B’nai B’rith meeting
• Tour Israel with Simi Valley synagogue
• The Art Of Being
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100 years
• Pet Of The Week
• Welcoming for Jef Gorell
• Country music for birthday party
• Next generation of service
• Take a step back through time
• Study finds excessive radiation at field lab
• Dialysis center to open in Moorpark
• Dem voter will back Pollock’s choice for Congress
• Says genetically altered food is harmful to body
• Lutheran pastor clarifies quote on faith, God’s grace
• The first Girl Scout
• Motorcyclist dies in collision
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Chamber chief bids adieu
• Raising money for a mission
• Final field set for congressional race
• Finalfeld set for congressional race
• Purim celebration in Moorpark
• Cost of city’s fireworks show heads skyward
• Council votes to fund redevelopment projects
• NPHS teacher under investigation for sexual misconduct with student
• EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS
• Company installs home power plants
• Business financing to be discussed
• Encourage wildlife to visit your garden
• SWEETIE
• T.O. tennis champ takes center stage
• Oaks Christian girls’ soccer squad a SoCal superpower
• Regents on the right track
• Collecting trophies a cool hobby for kids
• Redell retires
• Coaches give CIF an F
• Westlake has triplets, talent and tenacity
• Of course, you already knew that
• St. John’s hosts lecture, reception
• Newbury Park alum picked to lead Camarillo temple
• Carnival time
• Families of dementia sufferers bond together
• Calendar
• ‘Chicago’ opens at college
• Percussion and woodwinds take center stage at CLU
• Performers from Dublin come to Civic Arts Plaza
• Odyssey of Mind winners
• Student musicians get in the groove
• ‘Kick Ash’ conference shares anti-tobacco message
• High School Hi-Lights
• JPL internship has senior aiming for the stars
• Student’s death hits continuation school hard
• High schools to fix up their tracks
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• So many stories to share
• Sleep over at the Miller Y
• Host of spring activities planned at Moorpark’s Teaching Zoo
• NBC sportscaster to host Oaks Christian gala
• Engan Venu Natarajan
• SELPA hosts ‘Carpe Diem’
• Local twins takefeld with their heroes
• Cal Lutheran choir tour starts, ends in T.O.
• Single? Be prepared for the unexpected
• Sequoia Boys & Girls Club wins $500 grant
• Unlimited talent in ‘Utopia Limited’
• Play with toys from the past
• Treelight saving
• Volunteers needed to coach youth sports teams
• ‘Big Lebowski’ actor to talk at CLU
• The healing power of magic
• Crowd turns out to learn about new living model for older seniors
• Community Briefs
• Online school hosts open house
• Professor will discuss Chumash woman
• Rotarians plan to spiff up Conejo Creek Park North during day of service
• Late real estate developer helped craft the city’s economic engine
• D.A.’s office sends out warning about phone scam
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Local Republican steps up to challenge Fran Pavley
• Final tally for 26th District race: 4 Dems, 1 GOP and Parks
• French eatery bids adieu to the boulevard
• Students deserve an ‘uplifting’ choice
• Trustee defends vote against book
• Come see charter school in person
• Parent boasts about Bridges
• Last chance to opt out of smart meters
• Appointment shows disrespect to voters
• Wants answers from park district
• Cartoon
• Episode makes us all feel ill
• Wendy Drive freeway ramps will be closed periodically during construction
• FOR THE RECORD
• T.O. Civic Arts Plaza: 5 million served
• Planning commissioner proposes ‘Right to Vote’ law forThousand Oaks
• Los Robles Medical Center, Anthem Blue Cross at odds
• School district will ask city to compromise on Kelley Road site
• Purim celebrated in the Conejo
• Kicking off Pro Day
• A musical celebration of Africa
• Calendar
• George Washington comes to the Reagan Library
• Get well read at book event
• ‘Chicago’ has razzle, dazzle
• The Movie Nut
• Transportation plan on road to completion
• Employment skills workshops are free
• College Corner
• Student scholarship
• Club for young volunteers
• Kids say ‘aloha’ to the adventure of reading
• Youth sports rock in Moorpark
• Get down and boogie
• Family Men Don't Wear Name Brands
• Moorpark baseball preview
• Facts and figures about Alzheimer’s disease
• Safety in the home: Protect children from furniture tip-overs
• Zionists share story of Anne Frank
• Lutherans live out their ‘vocations’
• Pet Of The Week
• Pet shop has a special purpose
• Expo prepares families for emergencies
• Rotary Club takes out the trash
• Financial management for seniors
• Little Layla is a leap day baby
• Therapy through horsemanship
• Residents warned of telephone scam
• Simi Valley Hospital CEO steps down
• For the record
• Gas co. warns of phony inspectors
• Pollock supporter
• When we lose trust
• Cartoon
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Parks makes it official, files as an independent
• Rotary delivers big for charities, schools
• At This Birthday Party Funny Things Are Everywhere
• Sheriff’s office pays $660K to settle crash dispute
• CERF presents Ventura County forecast
• Business is Sweet for N.P. Family
• Life Stays Busy at T.O.’s University Village
• EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS
• Westlake Yacht club renovated
• Tennis center changes owners
• Rusnak expands its showroom
• Men’s group
• Day of Prayer Breakfast seeks sponsors
• Preschool teacher wins award
• Italian dinner honors Catholic patron saint
• New director at T.O. Episcopal school
• Curves kicks off food drive
• Event shines light on women’s health risks
• California has 500,000 Alzheimer’s patients
• Reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke
• Brain injury addressed at conference
• T.O. elementary schools stay committed to student nutrition
• Conejo Valley grads earn high marks at college
• High School Hi-lights
• Sycamore conquers Math Counts
• Westlake Elementary turns 40 this year
• NPHS students get jazzed
• Mass planking
• Bands compete
• Head of elementary ed gets big promotion
• Local ballclubs swing for the fences
• FOR THE RECORD
• Lions livin’ large
• Afer-school programs offered at Miller Y
• Cancer survivors, families can enjoy magical day
• Track meet raises funds for NPHS
• Enrichment opportunities available to area home-schoolers
• Community center has activities for kids
• PEEKABOO—
• “The Lorax”
• Calendar
• WHS string quartet joins ‘Beatles vs. Stones’ clash at The Canyon
• Bowling fundraiser benefts kids
• B&G Club introduces its latest stars
• Malibu’s Adamson House training docents
• Federal money would pay for parkland
• TWINS—
• Countyfre stations honor their best
• Play puts new spin on fairy tale classic
• Local Little Leagues toss outfrst pitch
• Caring citizens turn out for CROP Walk
• Library to screen ‘Confessions of an Eco-Terrorist’
• Watch out for scorpion’s sting
• Husband orchestrates one-of-a-kind birthday for music-loving wife
• theater hosting auditions in thousand Oaks
• Landmarks offer an expedition through state’s rich history
• St. Patrick’s Day fundraiser in Oxnard
• Homecoming party set for Gorell
• Star party open to the public
• Workshop focuses on benefits for vets
• Emergency expo is this weekend in N.P.
• Movie night at Muvico will raise public safety funds
• Strawberry Fest poster is local woman’s creation
• She’s in the pilot’s seat
• Running for Reid
• Parks to run for Congress as independent
• Police blame string of East County burglaries on members of the Crips
• T.O. man accused of bomb making
• County assessor warns of property tax scam
• Daylight saving time starts Sunday
• Abortion not just a religious issue
• Scouting is its own reward
• Chamber offers thanks to Gillette
• Candidate says she’ll let voters pick
• Dunn displays poor judgment
• Expected more from school trustee
• Library kiosks on par with the best
• Cartoon
• Selection felt like back-room deal
• Crooks posing as gas company employees, SoCalGas says
• Woman, 43, charged with vehicular manslaughter in fatal January crash
• Rodeo bucked from CV Days lineup
• Charter school pledges to improve
• Price is council’s pick to replace Gillette
• Students rally against Cal Grant cuts
• Libertarian Party hosts convention
• Court seeks grand jury nominations
• Libertarian Party hosts convention
• Court seeks grand jury nominations
• Watch out for scorpion’s sting
• College president on workforce board
• Watch out for scorpion’s sting
• College president on workforce board
• Good business for the community
• Good business for the community
• Donation for horse rescue
• Birthday expectations
• Teens can enter multimedia contest
• Board of supervisors postpones hearing on driving range
• Donation for horse rescue
• Social justice awareness event
• Birthday expectations
• There’s no business like show business
• Teens can enter multimedia contest
• Board of supervisors postpones hearing on driving range
• Social justice awareness event
• There’s no business like show business
• County firefighters honor year’s best
• Firefighter named city’s best
• Political Cartoon
• Wants Moorpark’s football leagues to merge
• Says thanks to restaurant
• Editorial Submission Policy
• Political Cartoon
• County firefighters honor year’s best
• Wants Moorpark’s football leagues to merge
• Firefighter named city’s best
• Says thanks to restaurant
• Editorial Submission Policy
• The LAB Brewing Company
• Deputyinvolved shooting under investigation
• Calendar
• The LAB Brewing Company
• Deputyinvolved shooting under investigation
• FRI., MARCH 2
• Help for hearing loss
• A day of ‘magic’ for those affected by cancer
• Prevent sickness with essential vitamins
• Guest commentary
• Help for hearing loss
• A day of ‘magic’ for those affected by cancer
• Prevent sickness with essential vitamins
• Guest commentary
• Teens will rock
• Group supports special ed kids
• Assistance League to aid students
• Scholarship named for Navyfirefighter
• Getting crafty
• Teens will rock
• Group supports special ed kids
• Assistance League to aid students
• Scholarship named for Navyfirefighter
• Getting crafty
• Fundraiser helps put county children on the right path
• Fundraiser helps put county children on the right path
• Plenty of fun at Y’s spring camps
• Plenty of fun at Y’s spring camps
• CSUCI honors
• All that jazz
• CSUCI honors
• All that jazz
• Make a home for a foster child
• Library 93021
• ArtWalk seeks entries
• Make a home for a foster child
• Library 93021
• ArtWalk seeks entries
• SLEEK—
• SLEEK—
• MHS wrestler makes state
• Moorpark softball preview
• MHS wrestler makes state
• Moorpark softball preview
• Purim festival in Moorpark
• Boy Scouts usher in Sunday morning
• Purim festival in Moorpark
• Boy Scouts usher in Sunday morning
• The stars shine brightly at college
• Sweet taste of Italy
• The stars shine brightly at college
• Sweet taste of Italy
• It’s time to light the lights
• It’s time to light the lights
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Panther seniors on a mad dash to glory
• Lion ladies ready to roar again
• V.C. Venom strikes fast
• Tailbacks struggle, Owusu shines at NFL Combine
• TOHS basketball fans get their money’s worth
• Man’s fight against ALS lives on after death
• Free clinic names new board chair
• Public invited to St. Joseph Table dinner
• You are one of a kind, like it or not
• College choir visits Camarillo UMC
• Temple to discuss Mitzvah Day
• Valley synagogue opens doors
• Brandeis hosts Books ’n Brunch
• Chabad of Conejo celebrates Purim
• T.O. fun-seekers fired up over Fiamme
• Calendar
• The LAB Brewing Company
• Top local test-scorers nominated for Presidential Scholarship
• Choosing a major with job prospects in mind
• Aspen, Maple schools add extended kindergarten
• Track meet raises funds for NPHS
• Assistance League wants to assist local college applicants
• VCfrefghters ofering two $1,000 scholarships
• Standout College Students
• Highlights
• Training offered to be a tutor
• CVUSD book selection sparks debate during school board meeting
• CUTIE PIE
• EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS
• Credit union adds Saturday hours
• PC repair shop joins local Chamber
• County CEO talks biz over breakfast
• Y camps give parents a break this spring
• New literacy stations at local libraries help make learning fun
• Residents can apply now to serve on county grand jury
• California caregivers stressed, in poor health
• Coming soon
• Sweet Treats
• Mighty Mite soccer league kicks off soon
• Show was ‘monstrously’ good fun
• Documentary about electric car to be screened
• Local B&G Clubs will honor standout youths at ceremony
• How pictures played a role in the preservation of the American West
• Fashion show coming in April
• Story time is fun time at N.P. Library
• County Libertarians gather in Ventura
• Federalist Society hosts forum at CLU
• Work at Wendy Dr., 101 is underway
• Boutique benefts charity league
• Lifesavers honored at VCFD awards
• MOTOR MAN
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Ag industry remains big business
• Deadline change
• Wants to set the record straight
• Keep abortion debate out of paper
• Decision on future of after-hours driving range still stuck in the rough
• Self-checkout kiosks aren’t time-savers
• Focus on the issues in coming election
• Politicians need to work on priorities
• Appointee should refuse position
• Massage sweeps are troubling
• City is losing too many old trees
• FOR THE RECORD
• Cartoon
• Why do they fear a vote?
• School district readies for possible teacher layoffs
• Transportation plan on road to completion
• 17 apply to fill Gillette’s vacant seat
• GREAT OUTDOORS
• New apartments ready for families
• County’s ag ranks 10th in U.S.
• Political Cartoon
• Battle royale in race for Congress
• For the record
• Acorn Editorial Submission Policy
• Says Freedom of Speech shouldn’t apply to all
• Sherriff's Blotter
• Electrical ‘smart meters’ slated for installation this summer
• Brownley enters crowded race for 26th
• Fashionable fundraiser
• FRI ., FE B. 24
• One for the children
• Does playing chess prevent Alzheimer’s?
• Finding ‘Utopia’
• Take a trip down ‘Avenue Q’ with puppet crazier Sean Harrington
• Free vision screening
• Disability awareness Shabbat
• Shedding the skin
• At the library
• Moorpark High musicians play in state honor bands
• Children get a glimpse of a bright future
• SELPA seizes the day
• Later start time for high school?
• GIVE ME YOUR ANSWER DO—
• Angels Ball is Feb. 25
• Local couple help give wings to Casa Pacifica’s annual Angels Ball
• Amp up your job search
• Two people arrested for real estate fraud
• Royal making playoff push
• Musketeers can’t match Camarillo’s muscle on the block
• Toastmasters tell tales for prizes
• A home run for the girls
• Marmonte wrestlers take fight to Temecula
• Simi Valley Hospital names first chief medical officer
• Fish dinners are on the menu
• Leapin’ lizards! new at L.A. Zoo
• Boy Scouts honor former leader through Sunday lunch benefit
• Art crime expert
• Drop in enrollment could force MUSD to make cuts
• Teams may have to pay to play
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Eye On Local Area Stocks
• EDC-VC installs new board members
• Job seekers can learn skills at career workshops
• Newbury Park savors Surf and Turf title
• Playoffs a roller coaster of emotions
• Marmonte grapplers are Masters on the mat
• Sign up to be a T.O. Titan
• 3-point barrage helps TOHS stun top-seeded Ocean View
• Frisoli’s wild ride
• Pet of the Week
• Moorpark Prez to celebrate Boy Scout Sunday
• Project Response reaches out to hungry families in Los Angeles, Ventura counties
• Workshop to examine teen anxiety
• STEM aims to show students how science applies in real world
• Highlights
• Collegian excelling at Notre Dame
• Students make grade at Wake
• Lessons in the free market
• Cirque show at CAP
• “The Vow”
• Calendar
• Percussion ensemble brings the beat to CLU
• Mixed-media exhibit opens next month at Hillcrest
• Irish pub to open in Agoura Hills in time for St. Patrick’s Day
• Before the stroke of midnight
• Kids can explore career options
• Information night coming up at La Reina
• Summer camp sign-ups start soon
• Family pizza, bingo night
• A few rare birds
• CRPD plans family-fun events for St. Patrick’s Day
• Y offers lecture series for moms with teens
• Reptile exhibit slithers into L.A. Zoo
• Take right steps to use ladders safely
• Juvenile diabetesfght gets Major boost
• WCV’s Evening of Hope set for Fri., May 4
• Gold medal delivery
• The bonanza of T.O. trails
• Conejo Artwalk puts out call for entries
• It feels like summer
• Scout troop celebrates 40 years of fostering leaders
• Library to host family legacy workshop
• Social justice video contest open to teens
• Works of former Moorpark College art professor on display in T.O.
• Forum looks at Planned Parenthood
• Park service displays artwork
• Ms. Senior Conejo contest returns
• Council on Aging to discuss new ‘live in place’ housing model for seniors
• Crowd turns out for Community Conscience
• Former T.O. library employee returns to promote new book
• AAUW event to highlight famous women in history
• Former WHS star not scared to take his shots
• Sheriff's Blotter
• GOP needs contender in Senate race
• City has seat tofll on planning board
• Probation sweep nets 3 arrests
• Burned-down bathroom to be replaced at Erbes Road neighborhood park
• Brownley joins race for 26th Congressional District
• Rise in affordability
• Local business leaders tout recovery
• Banking system was built to fail
• Get informed about modified foods
• Time to adjust those sprinklers
• Giving can be its own reward
• Adam is the choice
• City Council should appoint Adam
• Al Adam deserves a council seat
• Battle royale in race for Congress
• City says it was burned by company hired to install solar panels
• California laws are money makers
• Celebrating sober is an option
• Cartoon
• Council will use appointment tofll vacancy
• Have a Ball
• 1 arrested in TOPD massage parlor sweep
• Higher ed conference looks at vocation
• Musketeer girls match up with Mayfair
• Quinnsanity
• Storyteller to unfurl the history of Americanflag
• Walnut Canyon Elementary receives music grant
• Take a Polynesian trip with Walnut Canyon school
• Boy’s pageant tonight at high school
• Courtside seats for cancer fundraiser
• Youth club gala at Reagan Library
• Concert benefits pregnancy center
• Sign up for adult sports leagues
• Improv is family friendly
• Who ya gonna call?
• LDS recording artist to perform
• Youth volleyball ready to start
• Show off your talent
• Theater group drums up African folktale
• Political Cartoon
• Editorial Submission Policy
• Health advice
• America will recover with baby steps
• Debit cards: blessing and curse
• Blotter
• Learn about adoption
• CHP reports a rise in fatal accidents
• Change in water supplier
• Fire department names new spokesperson
• ‘Cupid’s Arrow’ hits the mark at Mountain Meadows
• Calendar
• Hocus pocus
• Movie Nut
• Chamber president graduates from Academy
• Scanlon to head county business board
• Free workshops for job seekers
• Learn about healthy food
• Training for autism emergencies
• Program on eating disorders
• Lunchtime seminar ‘goes red’
• Get off hormone roller coaster
• MHS boys to strut walkway
• Choosing a major with job prospects in mind
• Bedcrime story
• It’s a close knit club
• Practicing the Power of Presence Makes the World a Better Place
• Pastor explains sin through ‘Gilligan’s Island’ characters
• George Washington comes alive in new exhibit
• BE MINE—
• Lesson plan takes root, grows
• THE LEARNING TREE—
• Bennett exits House race to keep supervisor seat
• New manager to oversee operations at Triunfo Sanitation District
• New manager to oversee operations at Triunfo Sanitation District
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Westlake grad leads.rst T.O. Philharmonic concert of new year
• Westlake grad leads.rst T.O. Philharmonic concert of new year
• Clean stand-up in Newbury Park
• Clean stand-up in Newbury Park
• Latin music fest comes to Camarillo
• Latin music fest comes to Camarillo
• Conejo native stars in ‘Young Frankenstein’
• Conejo native stars in ‘Young Frankenstein’
• Calendar
• Play tells African tale
• Calendar
• Play tells African tale
• Panthers prevail in polo thriller
• Lion girls earn top seed in soccer playoffs
• Panthers prevail in polo thriller
• Lion girls earn top seed in soccer playoffs
• Buckley is the bomb
• Buckley is the bomb
• Newbury Park, Simi Valley youngsters show sportsmanship
• Newbury Park, Simi Valley youngsters show sportsmanship
• Boys’ soccer draws set
• Boys’ soccer draws set
• Westlake’s season a tale of tragedy, triumph
• Westlake’s season a tale of tragedy, triumph
• Postseason hoops has arrived
• Postseason hoops has arrived
• La Reina has the hot hand
• La Reina has the hot hand
• Church presents faith-based ballet
• Shalom House has a celebration
• Temple hosting special Shabbat
• Bridge has new ministry for seniors
• Church presents faith-based ballet
• Shalom House has a celebration
• Temple hosting special Shabbat
• Bridge has new ministry for seniors
• The power of silence
• Mormon recording artist to perform
• The power of silence
• Mormon recording artist to perform
• Scouts learn about furry friends
• Scouts learn about furry friends
• Rally for Rescue helping dogs
• Max and Ender inspire true friendship
• EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS
• Rally for Rescue helping dogs
• Max and Ender inspire true friendship
• EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS
• Dos Vientos Ranch residents buzzing about new neighborhood grocery
• Dos Vientos Ranch residents buzzing about new neighborhood grocery
• Hormonal swings topic of lecture
• Learn healthful eating habits
• Hormonal swings topic of lecture
• Learn healthful eating habits
• Autism training for emergencies
• Autism training for emergencies
• Medicare covers a number of in-home health services
• Medicare covers a number of in-home health services
• Women’s heart health expo
• Women’s heart health expo
• Learn causes of autism
• Learn causes of autism
• Sociologists to discuss reasons for self-injury
• Sociologists to discuss reasons for self-injury
• High School Hi-Lights
• High School Hi-Lights
• Break dancing a sweat
• Break dancing a sweat
• Apply for scholarship
• Organizers hope recent tragedy can infuse life into parents’ promise
• Apply for scholarship
• Organizers hope recent tragedy can infuse life into parents’ promise
• Art auction will fund Conejo Valley scholarships
• Preschool opens registration
• Parents ask for special education program at Westlake High
• Art auction will fund Conejo Valley scholarships
• Preschool opens registration
• Parents ask for special education program at Westlake High
• Award-winning storyteller reveals history behind flag
• Award-winning storyteller reveals history behind flag
• Protecting our coast
• Protecting our coast
• Walk to end hunger
• Walk to end hunger
• Reader captures early-morning sky
• Reader captures early-morning sky
• Preschooler’s love of baseball lands him film role
• Preschooler’s love of baseball lands him film role
• Fine art training facility has new canvas
• Fine art training facility has new canvas
• Pet of the Week
• Pet of the Week
• Scout made improvements at church to earn Eagle rank
• Scout made improvements at church to earn Eagle rank
• Seeking singers
• Seeking singers
• T.O.’s Senior Concerns selects its next president
• T.O.’s Senior Concerns selects its next president
• Group shows there’s power in numbers
• Group shows there’s power in numbers
• Does playing chess prevent Alzheimer’s?
• Does playing chess prevent Alzheimer’s?
• TOHS grad selected as VCFD spokesperson
• FBI arts sleuth to speak at T.O. library
• Pulitzer Prize-winning composer will see CLU students perform his works
• TOHS grad selected as VCFD spokesperson
• Pulitzer Prize-winning composer will see CLU students perform his works
• FBI arts sleuth to speak at T.O. library
• Angels Ball is Feb. 25
• Local couple help give wings to Casa Pacifica’s annual Angels Ball
• Angels Ball is Feb. 25
• Local couple help give wings to Casa Pacifica’s annual Angels Ball
• Celebrate curling in Simi
• Voices sail at Westlake Yacht Club
• Celebrate curling in Simi
• Voices sail at Westlake Yacht Club
• Disaster prep classes start soon
• Miller Y sponsors cheerleading squad
• Cake decorating class for children
• Disaster prep classes start soon
• Youth volleyball league starts soon
• Miller Y sponsors cheerleading squad
• Cake decorating class for children
• Youth volleyball league starts soon
• Caring for seniors
• Caring for seniors
• Chinese culture finds a home in the Conejo
• Chinese culture finds a home in the Conejo
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Purchase of German drug maker a turning point for Amgen
• Purchase of German drug maker a turning point for Amgen
• Transportation agency will talk traffic at Cal Lutheran
• Tap water in some T.O. homes may taste different this month
• Tap water in some T.O. homes may taste different this month
• Transportation agency will talk traffic at Cal Lutheran
• Thousand Oaks insurance agent accused of filing thousands in false applications
• Protect the lives of unborn babies
• Panhandlers running a racket
• Healthcare act is not exclusive
• Cooperation needed on T.O. Boulevard
• Help to plan CRPD’s final park
• Thousand Oaks insurance agent accused of filing thousands in false claims
• Panhandling not prohibited at shopping centers
• Protect the lives of unborn babies
• Panhandlers running a racket
• Healthcare act is not exclusive
• Cooperation needed on T.O. Boulevard
• Help to plan CRPD’s final park
• Panhandling not prohibited at shopping centers
• Deputy could have offered a warning
• Deputy could have offered a warning
• Cartoon
• Cartoon
• How to handle Gillette’s vacancy
• How to handle Gillette’s vacancy
• Bennett exits race for Congress
• New T.O. city attorney is familiar face around city hall
• Bennett exits race for Congress
• New T.O. city attorney is familiar face around city hall
• BMX fans hope to see amenities at Lang Ranch Park
• BMX fans hope to see amenities at Lang Ranch Park
• Some tough cats
• Some tough cats
• Health issues force Dennis Gillette off City Council
• Health issues force Dennis Gillette off City Council
• Drama students participate in national festival
• Gillette to retire from City Council
• Fire chief to retire
• Thanks to those in uniform
• Political Cartoon
• Saving his breath
• A thank-you to responders
• Brain food, exercises may delay Alzheimer’s
• Editorial Submission Policy
• Love endures
• Calendar
• Play review Camarillo Skyway Playhouse delivers promising debut
• ’Harvey’ auditions
• ‘Solid Gold’ dancers reunite tomorrow
• Local sluggers put a beat down on Buena
• Marmonte League wrestling finals
• Hit the ice
• Teaching children about honesty
• Elementary school musicians string together a rousing debut
• Tips to make Valentine’s Day special
• Love Stories. . .
• Think about the birds and the bees on Valentine’s Day
• Nominations needed for Woman of Year Award
• Medicare covers home health services
• Sermons on the seven deadlies
• The Power of Silence
• ‘Hiding Place’ ballet
• Hail to the chiefs
• FLUFFY LOVEBUG—
• Finding a good read
• POSITIVE RESULTS—
• Super Sunday surprise
• Show features 70 displays of gems, fossils
• RSVP for tax preparation help
• Show off your classic car on High Street
• Loving the single life on Valentine’s Day
• Call for artists
• The flame never goes out
• In remembrance of President Reagan
• County college district’s accreditation threatened
• A night of scientific discovery
• Blotter
• Reagan Library seeks volunteers
• College basketball fundraiser to benefit cancer research
• Moorpark repeats as safest city
• A Regal start
• Union Bank hires T.O. resident
• Looking ahead at Conejo Valley economy
• Panthers rebound, ready for playoffs
• EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS
• Infinity has a million reasons to smile
• Black & Gold meet on tap
• Lancer lightning
• WHS girls win league soccer crown
• Simi grapplers set tone at league meet
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Colina Middle School computer class keeps kids coming back
• Students break sweat to benefit WHS band
• CVHS earns model continuation school title
• High School Hi-lights
• Innovative procedure provides ‘super’ relief for local resident
• Cupcake contest to beneft cancer patients
• Specialist will offer tips to preserve hearing
• The power of giving with no strings attached
• Church hosts date night
• Korean congregation marks a decade of faith, service and family in WLV
• Cabrillo musical pays tribute to the Man in Black
• Calendar
• “The Grey”
• Panthers take Area 10 title
• Children can be taught to be truthful
• Adoption organization seeks parents for older children, siblings
• The whole family can enjoy ‘Beauty and the Beast Jr.’
• Two join directors staff at Miller YMCA
• Treehouse sprouts kind deeds
• Love Stories. . .
• Patrick Sands
• Community Briefs
• Community foundation seeks nominees for unsung hero award
• Pet of the Week
• FOOD Share selects new board of directors
• Birthday expectations
• Tall tales part of Toastmaster competition
• Exhibit celebrates father of the nation
• The library: not just for reading anymore
• Singles don’t have to go solo
• Reagan needs docents
• Upcoming health expo in search of vendors
• CLU gallery kicks off inaugural exhibit
• It takes two
• Conejo Valley students join forces to encourage businesses to go green
• Farmers market adds new vendors
• Commander returns from war zone
• Flower show blooms in March
• Welcoming the Year of the Dragon
• Farmers gives $25,000 to CRPD
• Soroptimists taking grant applications
• Celebratory crossing planned for new Conejo Canyons Bridge
• Forever valentines
• What it takes to ‘navigate the system’
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Stop believing lies of the super-rich
• Investigation nets suspected heroin, cocaine dealer
• Letter writer should be an inspiration
• Navy offers world of opportunities
• Lang Ranch editorial was ‘divisive’
• Cartoon
• Legislature has too much power
• Nation’s problems can be fixed
• Speaker believes tax bills will lose
• Debit cards: blessing and curse
• Contractor helps thwart home burglary
• City takes over RDA housing assets
• Two accused of stealing ATM info
• CVUSD will fight to keep RDA funds
• Chick-fil-A chirping about potential for 2 T.O. locations
• Council adopts changes to water rate billing
• Community colleges placed on probation
• Still got that lovin' feeling
• Monkey Bar Gym LA of Thousand Oaks and Moorpark Announces Corporate Wellness Program
• Decision day for high school football recruits
• Calendar
• Library reflects on century of service
• Help for job seekers
• Peacemaking program
• The power of giving with no strings attached
• Super Bowl carries economy extra yard
• On the outs with the gout
• Prepare for joint replacement
• Matters of the heart
• The third place
• Hoosier dandy: Giants or Pats on Super Sunday?
• Marmonte wrestling *nals Saturday at MHS
• Musketeers trying to avoid the ‘what-if ’ game
• A growing gender gap on college campuses
• The Next Generation
• Dean’s list
• State fellowships available for aspiring public servants
• A doggone good calendar
• Program salutes seniors for community service
• Gambling on a good cause
• BIG BABY—
• Professional pet lovers
• Moorpark author nominated for award
• Colbie comes home
• March in Ventura’s St. Patrick’s parade
• In it to win it in Moorpark
• Discover the Malibu Pier
• Set the mood for Valentine’s Day
• Lois Silvia Brusven
• Come aboard at the Westlake Yacht Club
• County bird watchers invited tofield trips
• FOOD Share names new board chair
• The root of the problem
• Inside the pantry
• Group wants animal shelter to run a no-kill facility
• Minor injuries reported in car crash
• Blotter
• Political Cartoon
• Family, friends and football
• Editorial Submission Policy
• Says council is wishy-washy on water rates
• What foreigners think of the president
• Police suspect driver was drunk in crash
• Literacy agency celebrates anniversary
• Animals available for adoption
• Deputies shoot, kill man armed with machete
• Evening is a real hit
• Grocer commits to Dos Vientos center
• Super Bowl provides super boost to local economies
• Faith Briefs
• Jewish leader who served community for 30 years to be honored by New Shul
• Pet of the Week
• Pet advocates fight to make VC animal shelter a ‘no-kill’ facility
• The cost of autism
• Learn about heart health from experts
• Dodgeball tourney packs a punch
• Team Thunder makes noise at AYSO tourney
• Lacrosse club claims Starz Cup
• Hoosier dandy: Giants or Pats on Super Sunday?
• Hoosier dandy: Giants or Pats on Super Sunday?
• Big Wednesday for high school football recruits
• Wrestling finals this weekend in Moorpark
• Wounded Warriors finding ways to win
• AYSO crew cruising toward Cathedral City
• Singleton is singled out
• Go all-in at lacrosse fundraiser
• Lancers and their coach both looking good
• Mel Brooks musical will wake the dead
• Calendar
• High Street hosting auditions for ‘Harvey’
• Russian ballet to perform ‘Swan Lake’
• Air Force band touching down at T.O.’s Gardens of the World
• Tuff Cat time is here
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• It’s boot camp for beat makers
• Workshop has tips for job seekers
• Seminar to focus on aging issues
• Cancer walk held in honor of recent victim
• Squirrel of the Month
• Youth Orchestras’ performance moves audience, literally
• Museum hosts Docent Day
• The third place
• Park district seeking input from public on Lang Ranch Park
• RSVP for tax help
• In Loving Memory of Floriene “Fee” Hamel
• Takeflight this month with Audubon day trips
• Chamber honors community all-stars
• Public invited to explore yacht club
• Calendar sales to benefit animal shelter
• Do you know a ‘super senior?’
• Singing the praises of peacemakers
• Selling the high seas
• Colbie comes home
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Police investigating cause of fatal crash
• Accident victim will be missed
• They sneered at Galileo, too
• Limited experience leads to problems
• Scientific method bypasses bias
• Panhandlers are trespassing
• Soldier’s honesty opened doors
• Stance on issues will decide winner
• Conejo should get priorities straight
• FOR THE RECORD
• Give CRPD feedback on Lang Ranch park
• Water rate hikes are a sham
• Cartoon
• Plan B for Lang Ranch Park
• More restaurants on tap at The Lakes
• Air gun arena proposed
• T.O. crime rate toppled 12 percent in 2011
• Schools faced with more budget uncertainty
• Council will vote Tuesday on latest water rate change
• The big reveal
• 'Flipped' biology course tests well
• Kennedy Center festival features CLU play
• FRI., JAN. 27
• MYTHICAL—
• Blotter
• Remember falling in love?
• Little League is a hit in Moorpark
• Diamonds in the rough
• Political Cartoon
• Won’t be voting for Obama
• Why no bikes at skate park?
• Editorial Submission Policy
• For the record
• 3 arrested in burglary
• Water rates to rise again
• St. Olaf Band performs in T.O.
• It’s hot in the shade
• Wine and dine with your valentine
• College presents one-acts at arts center
• Breathe deep with healthy lungs
• Wellness Community welcomes directors
• Workforce board adds member
• New tax laws affect property owners
• Funds for aviation studies
• Art association presents annual competition
• Scholarships open for high schoolers
• Options for B and C students
• Entries sought for youth video contest
• Moorpark High School gets back to big-band era
• Tax prep help for seniors
• Rock the house
• Book signing for local mom
• Family Men Son't Wear Name Brands
• Praise the Lord in song
• Packages deliver hope for safe births
• Workshop on taking control
• Science, faith meet in lecture series
• Star QB’s transfer to Royal leaves league stunned
• MHS must*nish strong
• Child safety event
• Book bargains galore at $3 a bag on Feb. 4
• On the trail
• At the Library
• Preserving history through avocados
• Special report on autism
• ‘It’s only the ball that’s soft’
• Andrews a steady force for Thousand Oaks
• Star QB leaves Westlake
• Soccer club strikes fast
• Team Mojo keeps risin’
• Division crown is theirs
• Real So Cal Silver snags Winter Cup
• Serving up another winner
• CVU soccer squad finishes strong
• Oaks Christian clamps down
• Faith Briefs
• Korean church marks 10 years in WLV
• Financial training course cites Bible
• Internist to discuss medicine applications
• Newbury Park teen still seeking marrow match
• Professor looks at what we can learn from evolution
• Volunteers needed for hospital study of degenerative disc diseases
• Alzheimer ’s Association plans classes in February
• Rosarians share tips on pruning
• Workforce board adds new member
• Money for Manna
• “Carnage”
• Calendar
• College ensemble gives concert
• YAE presents Disney classic
• Classical concert pianist in town for solo show this Sunday
• Hoops league starts soon
• Options for B and C students
• Freshman makes dean’s list at Connecticut College
• Hot licks, cool kicks
• Dinner dance benefits band
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Adult school screeningfilm on food industry
• First exhibit at new CLU gallery stars turn-of-thecentury bronze sculptures
• Community art event is Friday
• Doughnuts
• John Bellinghiere
• Mothers of Preschoolers meets biweekly at church
• Pet of the Week
• Police department helps parents confront problems among youth
• Super Bowl chili cook-off will raise funds for FOOD Share
• Set the mood this Valentine’s Day
• Deadline for Acorn love notes is near
• WLV programs oer food for thought
• Community Briefs
• Great Backyard Bird Count comes chirping
• Our little sister city?
• Packages deliver hope for safe births
• Artists can submit works
• Nun to share anti-death penalty message
• Dog adoption event set for Saturday in Agoura Hills
• Naturalist to speak of ‘Old California’
• JAMES HAROLD BENEDICT
• CRPD employees went above and beyond
• Educator’s passion for math a real plus
• Vendors sought for Earth Day event
• T.O. Little League snack shack gets assist from local agencies
• Oscar-winner visits University Village
• Vice presidential escort
• Wastewater treatment plant earns OSHA safety award
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Technology helping CRPD meet water-saving goals
• GHB cook gets 12-year sentence
• Work underway at T.O. Hooters
• FOR THE RECORD
• Labels matter than less than actions
• We the people must help fix this mess
• Political Cartoon
• Wants to correct letter’s errors
• U.S. has huge spending problem
• Government mismanages money
• Party lines no longer clear
• Bipartisanship needed
• Different opinion, not ill-informed
• Like it or not, Parks must choose a party
• A real solution for The Lakes
• Five retailers busted for selling alcohol to minors during ABC sting
• Teen pleads not guilty in Kramer case
• County autism rates on rise
• Council approves latest RDA ‘wish list’
• County child support services to relocate
• ‘Oh, I know it!’
• Researchers examine farmworker health risks
• Science Fair Allows BRIDGES K-8 Students to Raise Questions & Discover Answers
• Making way for Diego
• Nonprofit promotes musical experiences
• Family values by the ‘dozen’
• Remember falling in love?
• Calendar
• Play Review
• Marmonte standings
• Boys’ basketball report
• Be a foster parent
• Program on special education
• CASA orientation
• MHS welcomes freshmen parents
• CSUCI honors Martin Luther King Jr.
• Tech Trek inspires girls’ passion for math, science
• CLU presents inaugural faculty tuba recital
• Strike up the band
• Community High School introduces real-world math class
• LIKES SEAFOOD—
• Mariners get goal oriented
• Living with ALS
• Vascular surgeon to give talk
• Tips for preventing a store robbery
• Metrolink begins construction
• February programs for senior wisdom
• Council rethinks decision to change vacancies policy
• Public gives sculptor a hand
• Support service consolidates offices
• Political Cartoon
• Editorial Submission Policy
• Wants the right to vote
• Theater needs public support
• It’s time to turn this ship around
• Strickland to run for Congress
• BLOTTER
• Rebuilding of Haiti continues
• University musicians in concert
• Auditions for sacred chorus
• Upcoming programs at Simi Valley synagogue
• ‘Dead Man Walking’ author to speak
• CLU screens documentary about the cause offinancial collapse
• For the love of books
• 'The Spirit of Aloha'
• Special report
• Rising stars
• Passion bucketslled to the brim
• Payton still undecided
• Gridiron standout goes big in Texas
• CIF-Southern Section swim, diving finals land new venue
• Pride of the Panthers
• Wellness Community welcomes directors
• The work affair
• Benefit for end-of-life care home on Saturday
• Pet of the Week
• La Cucina di Venti
• Student art show to be unveiled
• Knights of Columbus hosts beer tasting
• Music association in search of new talent
• Calendar
• Kids get up to speed in ‘Cheaper by the Dozen’
• Get Your Body In Balance
• MOGL Members Earn 10 Percent Cash Back When Eating Out
• N.P. native does well at Kansas university
• Program encourages girls in science, math
• Bridges offers information nights for parents
• Westlake musicians make state’s A list
• New Pinecrest director to reopen middle school
• CLU to present tuba concert
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• CASA needs volunteers
• Camarillo event celebrates life of Dr. King
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Realtors oer Winter Wonderland
• Go Kosmic Karting
• Scrumdiddlyumptious
• How to be spiritually fit in 2012
• ACLU chair to speak at temple
• Hillcrest Preschool opens doors to prospects
• Speaker offers taste of Kurdish culture
• Scouting pinnacle
• February programs for senior wisdom
• Shoot some pool with dad, mom
• Water recycling plant open for free tour Feb. 4
• Taking a deeper look
• Bus bound for LAC art museum
• Goebel center board needs new members
• Community Briefs
• The root of the problem
• Mother-daughter playwrights will debut one-act plays in L.A. tomorrow
• No auto-tune necessary
• Sewage spill in Lake Sherwood
• Alleged purse snatcher foiled at Promenade
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Newbury Park man is serial trailhead burglar, police say
• Key dates in CVUSD 2012-13
• Threat of further cuts has 2012-13 Conejo Valley school calendar in limbo
• Green projects earn green from city
• Give us facts without sniping
• RDAs were the money grabbers
• Parks a political chameleon
• Park board knew site was unfit
• Woman, 90, killed in crash Monday
• Economic equality is not socialist
• Animals bring out the best in people
• Build ‘pump track’ at Lang Ranch
• CRPD could have saved their money
• Political Cartoon
• Let’s turn this ship around
• Strickland enters race
• Share your love!
• Council will consider change to Lakes agreement
• Pentis picked as T.O.’s next police chief
• Getting to know you
• Kingsmen Shakespeare 2012 season set
• Awards for green schools
• Striders go the distance
• Become an entrepreneur
• County superintendent tapped for foundation board
• GOP women offer scholarships
• Awards for green schools
• Striders go the distance
• Become an entrepreneur
• County superintendent tapped for foundation board
• GOP women offer scholarships
• Hadassah group rolls the dice for research
• Harvard harmony makers
• City named redevelopment successor
• Faith Quote
• Hadassah group rolls the dice for research
• Harvard harmony makers
• City named redevelopment successor
• Faith Quote
• Facility opens door to Medicare hospice patients
• Doctor holds clinical trials for disc disease
• Facility opens door to Medicare hospice patients
• Doctor holds clinical trials for disc disease
• Healthy resolutions for the new year
• Moorpark wrestlers keep the place poppin’
• Healthy resolutions for the new year
• Moorpark wrestlers keep the place poppin’
• MHS girls in a fight for playoff position
• MHS girls in a fight for playoff position
• Calendar
• Guest opinion
• Calendar
• Guest opinion
• Play review ‘Hairspray’ dances through area
• Play review ‘Hairspray’ dances through area
• Call balls, strikes and spikes
• Commentary
• Call balls, strikes and spikes
• Commentary
• Bright lights help prevent crime
• Win a trip to Vegas at bridal expo
• Marines, Realtors team up for kids
• Bright lights help prevent crime
• Win a trip to Vegas at bridal expo
• Marines, Realtors team up for kids
• The work affair
• Identity protection
• For success and health, think positive
• Standing up against slaughterhouses
• Casino Night benefits Moorpark College baseball
• The work affair
• Identity protection
• For success and health, think positive
• Standing up against slaughterhouses
• Casino Night benefits Moorpark College baseball
• Take Your Acorn on Vacation
• Take Your Acorn on Vacation
• City wants you to show your talent
• Moorpark Unified remembers dedicated middle school teacher
• Autism rates on rise countywide
• No greasy kid stuff in ‘Hairspray’
• City wants you to show your talent
• Moorpark Unified remembers dedicated middle school teacher
• Autism rates on rise countywide
• No greasy kid stuff in ‘Hairspray’
• Remember falling in love?
• Remember falling in love?
• Political Cartoon
• Blotter
• Political Cartoon
• Blotter
• Parks to run for 26th District
• Council compromises on filling vacancies
• 26th District now anybody’s guess
• Double the fun with dad
• Editorial Submission Policy
• Says there’s more to the story
• A great holiday tale of giving
• Parks to run for 26th District
• Council compromises on filling vacancies
• Double the fun with dad
• 26th District now anybody’s guess
• Editorial Submission Policy
• Says there’s more to the story
• A great holiday tale of giving
• Gallegly to retire, leaves congressional race wide open
• Gallegly to retire, leaves congressional race wide open
• Chabad opens food bank
• Department of Education unveils Green Ribbon program
• Volunteers needed to restore natural habitat
• Financial adviser donates $24,000 to local causes
• CLU will screen documentary about the cause of financial downfall
• Alzheimer’s workshop
• Senior Congress to convene
• Passion fortness at heart of new WLV exercise studio
• Troubadours coming to T.O.
• Family of performers to present reunion show
• Community theaters split hairs over ’60s musical comedy
• Devilish play haunts Kavli this weekend
• Calendar
• Conejo Zonta Club has scholarships for women
• TOHS senior accepted to West Point
• Private school hosts open house for incoming sixth-graders
• Straight Up Ventura County taking entries for 2012 video contest
• Casino fundraiser
• TOHS band making news
• Forum to focus on topic of girl bullying at school
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Mall hosts Animal Appreciation Day
• Pet of the Week
• Church hosts parenting workshop
• Meeting offers insight on foster parenting
• Eagle Scouts awarded scholarships
• Classes for new parents ollered at adult school
• Cheerleader-in-training
• Thrashers win tourney
• Under-12s get the gold
• Thousand Oaks girls take control of Marmonte hoops title chase
• Kids come out swinging
• TOHS hires water polo coach
• Lancers, Coyotes to clash on basketball court
• Crocker nabs second in S.D.
• Pound for pound, the battles rage on
• Mystery authors to discuss ‘whodunit?’
• Miller, Rich selected as Mardi Gras royalty
• Community Briefs
• University event to honor MLK
• Tour historic Malibu Pier
• Prizes, trips awarded at bridal expo
• Woman swims for cause, friendship
• Daughters pay tribute to late mother through annual cancer run
• Local woman stands tall in short story contest
• Starving for business
• Police to speak at Casa Conejo council meeting on Wednesday
• Nonprofit aims to help parents of special needs children
• Princess for a day
• Library to host Emmy-award winner
• Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Month
• Winners named in National Arts Program
• T.O. man sees efforts to move Caltrans to action bear fruit
• Sheriff's Blotter
• City to debut new-look website soon
• Many reached out to hoops player
• Big week in local politics
• Political Cartoon
• Interchange expansion hits another road block
• Theater-gabbers are a real drag
• If it talks like a communist . . .
• $15 million to honor the past? Really?
• What happened to our paradise?
• Parks says she’ll run grassroots, nonpartisan campaign
• City will oversee disbursement of RDA funds
• Change ordered up at The Lakes
• Gallegly exit opens door for new face in Congress
• CRPD scraps plan for Lang Ranch Park
• 'Dead Man Walking' author to talk on campus
• Printmaker will be artist-in-residence
• “The Adventures of Tintin”
• Simi Valley hospital names new leadership team
• Teens compete in TV-based tournament
• Cellphone safety for children
• UP CLOSE—
• Art, one chip at a time
• New laws for 2012
• Cartoon
• Editorial Submission Policy
• Calls school calendar ‘archaic’
• Wants money out of politics
• Not the New Year’s Eve she expected
• We’ve been violated
• Sherriff's Blotter
• Unemployment numbers improve, still not great
• Sun Sets on a year
• Marmonte League girls’ water polo overview
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• Arts center to rock its locks in ‘Hairspray’
• The Other Side of 50
• Cops team up with Santa
• Total knock out
• Speaker to discuss health, fitness
• SELPA offers special education workshops
• Foundation distributes much-needed scholarships
• The Art of Being
• Blessing of the waters
• What is your biggest wish for 2012?
• Amgen announces change at the top
• Redevelopment dollars headed to Sacramento
• Who will rule the pool?
• St. Paschal Baylon School prepping for big day
• Students win karaoke contest, buy textbooks for schools
• School hopes collected cans will help pay for computers
• Program welcomes returning Catholics
• Blessing of the Waters in Camarillo
• Whom are you taking for granted?
• High School Hi*lights
• Statue honors church’s namesake
• Miller Y starting program for cancer survivors
• New hospital staff
• ALS support group
• More hip, joint replacement classes
• Researchers working to shrink childhood cancer survival gap
• Get busy this year improving your health
• Life skills for positive aging
• Bulletin Board
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Watch sculptor at work
• Brownies learn generosity
• Dial up a few rules for your child’s new cellphone
• Docents needed at Camarillo Ranch House
• Let us hear your ‘tails’
• Squirrels have their day
• Pet of the Week
• EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS
• New in town?
• Bank hires new wealth management director
• Seminar will focus on starting a business
• Family comedy based on a true story
• Annual ‘Share-iffs’ toy drive still meeting quota
• Oaks Christian hosting oneday cheer clinic
• Longtime park superintendent promoted to leading role at Yosemite
• Space available in teen center classes
• ‘Kosher Cheerleader’ is back at CAP
• Scouts meet space traveler
• Actress portrays author at library
• “The Adventures of Tintin”
• Registration open now for adult league soball spring season
• Audubon Society goes bird watching in January
• Tending his garden
• Nonprots can ice-skate for free
• Nonprofits can ice-skate for free
• Call balls, strikes and spikes
• Members of area horse community want ban on slaughterhouses
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Despite budget crunch, county’s community foundation awarding more scholarships
• Unemployment numbers continue to improve
• New year brings new state laws
• Some parents peeved by Arboles restriping
• FOR THE RECORD
• Giving thanks
• Trustee proposes bond measure
• City, not economy, kept lots vacant
• Cartoon
• We’ve been violated
• Federal Trade Commission files complaint against well-known businessman
• Redevelopment ruling sends city reeling
• A little push, and gravity does the rest
• ‘All My Sons’ opening in T.O.
• Mercato Italiano
• Editorial Submission Policy
• Political Cartoon
• Where does the time go?
• Sheriffs Blotter
• Putting on the moves at skate park
• Calendar
• Simi Valley Hospital ER treats minor injuries faster
• Is tech-crazy world hurting our vision?
• New car seat law takes e*ect Jan. 1
• Scholarship honors U.S. Army medic
• What freshmen should be doing
• Ring in the new you
• Small businesses are not immune to embezzlement
• Take Your Moorpark Acorn on Vacation
• Marmonte League boys’ soccer overview
• Good times, great results for local tennis team
• Do the right thing
• ‘Screwtape Letters’ tells story of spiritual warfare
• The Art of Being
• For a better life
• Tall ships call for all hands on deck
• Realtor association names new o*cers
• Having a good time at the library
• Pet of the Week
• Man arrested for allegedly making lewd comments
• Gang member sentenced to 19 years in prison
• City’s economy gets a boost
• She loves bunnies
• Detective gives advice on home protection
• She says thank you
• Top 10 in 2011
• Ivan Irani
• Hi*Lights
• La Reina freshman starts ‘Manna Mondays’
• A student’s take on suspended teacher
• Eye On Local Area Stocks
• Chamber’s quarterly manufacturing series to discuss life science industries
• Businesswomen hope to take off in new year
• Time to pick up the pace
• SBA offers assistance in applying for low-interest federal disaster loans
• Change at the top for Amgen
• O.C.’s Adams to be a Bruin
• Do the right thing
• Don’t drop personal connections in digital age
• Beneciaries have 10 days to report a residence move
• Eyes on the road and other tips for teen drivers
• Hospice of Conejo training to start
• First H2U seminar of the year nothing to sneeze at
• Good form, better fashion
• Giving meaning to the season
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• New state law requires children under 8 to ride in car seat
• Local Ys open their doors to new members
• Five steps can help cut pet euthanasia rates
• Squirrel of the Month
• Pet of the Week
• ‘Pirates of Caribbean’ ship makes for land
• Pulitzer Prize-winning play will open on its 65th anniversary
• Workshops oer insight on children with sensory issues
• Calendar
• Mercato Italiano
• Briefs
• The sights and sounds of Hanukkah
• Racquetball tournament returns for second year
• Women’s choir shares joy of music
• Off school, on the court
• Historical society seeks volunteers
• Why New Year’s resolutions don’t work
• Gardeners gather for annual rose pruning demo
• Founder oftness company for seniors will share exercise encouragement
• What is your biggest wish for 2012?
• Water tank repairs not for faint of heart
• County auditor appointed to advisory committee
• Blotter
• Four in custody in connection with Dec. 15 home invasion in La Conchita
• End prohibition on drugs
• Help restore NPHS football team
• Glad he’s got an ‘Eye on the Conejo’
• ‘A Neighbor’ called him a communist
• Saluting the work of the Peace Corps
• Wendy bridge needs help badly
• FOR THE RECORD
• Cartoon
• What 2012 will bring
• Local milestones
• City to bolster security at key public works sites
• Art alliance may rent for less at city hall
• Drive-thru Starbucks proposed for T.O. Boulevard
• Residents enjoy their canine friends as the new year comes barking
• Mobile homes, Hooters and new hope for downtown
• Kids can create creatures at robotics camp
• Blotter
• Pet of the week
• Santa letter
• Moorpark seeks library board trustee
• Police warn of purse snatching
• Juried art show seeks entries
• Holiday donations honor elderly loved ones
• Cornerstone Photography moves to new location
• Santa helps ring in sales
• ON STAGE SOON—
• Embarking on a musical journey
• Take Your Moorpark Acorn on Vacation
• Program seeks college grads to volunteer in Israel
• Right on track for Christmas
• Nominations sought for social action award
• Christmas services at St. Francis
• Art of being
• Marmonte League girls’ soccer overview
• Kidder leads UCLA to women’s volleyball crown
• Celebrating the holidays in song
• Centuries of stories shape Santa Claus as a symbol of Christmas
• Calendar
• Singer auditions
• Holiday meals can be healthy and delicious
• Maximize Medicare in the hospital
• Santa, I’ve been good this year
• College district to dip into reserves
• The power of light
• Har vest of plenty
• Fire*ghters collect toys
• Checkpoint nets no arrests
• Burglars using social media to select victims
• Political Cartoon
• Tune in to family
• Editorial Submission Policy
• Doesn’t like cartoon
• Takes umbrage with editorial
• A gift that keeps on giving
• Moorpark man faces another round of charges by police
• Moorpark schools are prepared for cuts
• NO ROOM AT THE INN—
• Expert predicts doldrums through 2012
• Tips to shield your business from burglaries
• More ‘Lunch and Learn’ business seminars coming in January to Chamber
• Charter school taking applications for 2012-13
• Fans wish Warrior team well at state final
• What freshmen should be doing
• Jewish teens can win prizes for charity work
• Faith Briefs
• The greatest gift you can ever give
• Local churches host Christmas Eve celebrations
• Light the lights, Hanukkah is here
• Westlake’s state title plans veer off course
• Baseball events on deck at TOHS
• Packing a punch on the pitch
• Winter chill can’t cool down area teams
• C.S. Lewis adaptation coming to Kavli Theatre in January
• Three cheers
• Ring in 2012 with ‘Laugh-in’ star
• Calendar
• NPHS choir hits the holiday mark
• How hypnosis can help with weight loss
• Free diabetes class in T.O.
• Is tech-crazy world hurting our vision?
• Free clinic receives $20,000 grant
• What Medicare covers when you go to the hospital
• Colina club presents Christmas classic
• Dear Santa
• Make the holidays healthy
• Harry Schellhorn
• Family author will discuss achievement versus learning
• Pet of the Week
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Lallo, Licata chosen as Chamber’s man, woman of the year
• Girl Scouts get in the giving spirit
• Donors stuff symphony’s stockings
• Thousand Oaks academy teaches acting to children with autism, Asperger’s
• The beautiful native shrub club
• Community Briefs
• Team nets gifts for sick kids
• Message to shoppers: Protect your purses
• Holiday donations honor elderly loved ones
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Charity Checks make it easier to support favorite cause
• Free service started by local couple fills senior niche
• Eye on the Conejo
• Rocket man
• Help raise funds for fireworks show
• Video contest open to young adults
• Flyin’ in the Hawaiian islands
• Special delivery
• Ponzi schemer from T.O. sentenced
• Police Blotter
• Supreme Court justice offers a civics lesson
• Community college district forced to dip into reserves
• Your home’s security could be jeopardized in 140 characters or less
• Youths helped find runaway pup
• How to improve local governance
• YMCA, park were poorly planned
• Santa: Bring me some hope
• Day ended early at elections office
• Citizens should elect mayor, pro tem
• Not dying in vain
• Political Cartoon
• Dogs sniff out pot in WHS teacher’s car
• City hall will be closed next week
• Water survey incentives offered
• Wendy Drive bridge work will begin in January
• Heroin confirmed as cause of student’s death
• New arts director makes his debut
• Elks play elves to local families in need
• Trip goes beyond basketball for women's team
• Traditional procession celebrates Jesus' birth
• Mystery Writing Bootcamp And Tea With Toni Workshop
• Director keeps campus safe
• Lighting the menorah
• The Art of Being
• Hanukkah event
• A Christmas message
• Calendar
• What the Dickens!
• Local teens dance in ‘Nutcracker’
• Community theaters celebrate
• Painting a path to heroin
• Real estate agents turn to custom websites to sell homes
• Supreme Court justice offers a civics lesson
• Parents of special needs children to meet
• Sumatran tiger cubs on view at LA Zoo
• Tea time with Mrs. Claus
• Westlake to play De La Salle for state football crown
• Moorpark Mighty Mite squad makes Packer program proud
• Singer making sweet music on the mat for MHS
• Blotter
• Editorial Submission Policy
• For the record
• Cartoon
• Be safe this holiday season
• Shocked by apartments’ cost
• College district chancellor retires unexpectedly
• Tree lot bene>ts MHS music program
• Guest opinion
• Council to review zoning policies regarding religious use
• City seeks teen bands
• Pet of the week
• Stay safe while getting in the holiday spirit
• Shop till you pop
• Holiday treats for navy kids
• Library 93021
• Window to the past
• Little League sign ups
• Being there when you are far away
• Beware of holiday scams
• Welcome to Whoville
• Article
• Local gang member to be sentenced
• Faith Briefs
• Putting passion for Christmas on display
• Wonderful time to be a Warrior
• De La Salle a pigskin powerhouse
• Ravens swoop in and snag championship
• Earning hoops hardware won’t be easy
• Local teams finding a rhythm
• Man???nds lifesaver through social network site
• Blood drive at dealership
• Stem cells rebuild heart of custom home builder
• Holiday classic at Kavli
• Which DVD releases make best stocking stu???ers?
• Community theaters honored at Four Star Awards
• Enjoy live radio broadcast of ‘Christmas Carol’
• The Movie Nut
• Calendar
• Auditions open for chorale’s spring season
• Tormé does Christmas at The Canyon
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Sumatran tiger cubs debut at Los Angeles Zoo
• Sunrise to celebrate 30 years in Westlake
• Pet of the Week
• Youth baseball team makes blankets for neglected L.A. youths
• Special education advocates don’t meet until next year
• Pop-up artist pops by Lang Ranch Elementary
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Fleet of foot
• Santa’s presence brings local shops more shoppers
• Shop till you pop
• Chabad hosts Hanukkah parties
• Phone scams come ringing this season
• Rainbow gals will be wrapping gifts
• ???e keys to getting in
• Art contest
• Heavy metal
• County students can apply for $1.2 million in scholarships
• Shooters make them count
• Community Briefs
• WLV women working to unite Persian American community
• Positions open on city board
• Packed house turns out for Jan Brewer
• Ski trip a welcome respite for N.P. family dealing with cancer
• TOHS seeks head coaches
• Middle schools show off their spirit
• Filmmaker doesn’t go far for inspiration
• Chari-'Tea'
• A T.O. tradition
• Crash on Old Conejo Road results in death of local man
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Acorn office closing early
• Community college chancellor leaving early
• A window into Conejo Valley days gone by
• Just to clarify . . .
• Smart meters are about control
• Obama as Hitler posters are obscene
• Don’t be so easily offended
• Nar-Anon, Narconon There’s a difference
• Drugs are a problem in Conejo
• Letter didn’t deserve front page
• Be safe this holiday season
• Political Cartoon
• News anchor promotes book filled with advice she’s received from ‘interesting people’
• Woman, 83, killed in driveway accident
• Irwin is city’s next mayor; Bill-de la Peña is pro tem
• Work in Old Town may begin this spring
• Spreading holiday cheer
• Cartoon
• Santa to make house calls across Moorpark
• Do we need rabbit assassins?
• Your turn to speak
• Acorn Editorial Submission Policy
• Council names new apartment complex
• Bridge Program helps adults return to workforce
• Foundation to award $1.2 million in scholarships
• Racers, on your mark!
• Calendar
• Opera company spreads holiday cheer
• Having a merry time with the ‘King’
• The Movie Nut
• Ornellas picks R.I.T.
• Singer shines at wrestling meet
• Marmonte League girls’ basketball preview
• Talk on bone disease
• Hospital performs endoscopic ultrasound
• Helping make wishes come true
• Nar-anon support group
• Knits for the troops
• Boys and girls have breakfast with Santa
• YMCA hosts holiday camps
• Chamber hosts boutique
• Runners head towards the finish line in an effort to end polio at Rotary event
• Come see the nativity
• Hanukkah musical debuts
• Finding Christmas
• Metrolink holiday train ready to roll
• At the library
• Making nice with Santa
• Council tables rabbit talks
• Blotter
• New education law sure to spark debate
• Having a good slime
• A cool place to play
• Panel sheds light on prescription drugs
• Do You Have a Student Going to College?
• For love of the game
• Pets of the week
• History, holiday fun at Simi’s Strathearn Park
• Business venture tastes sweet
• Active adult programs
• City curbs number of theater’s comp tickets
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Pet of the Week
• Pet of the Week
• Rescue pet store off and running
• A Resource for Families and Couples
• Rescue pet store off and running
• A Resource for Families and Couples
• Chase rents retail space in WLV
• Cabrillo has new CEO
• Barbecue joint opens in N.P.
• CLU professor to share U.S. economic forecast
• Local grads excelling at Biola U.
• Local Company is ‘At Your Service’
• Chase rents retail space in WLV
• Cabrillo has new CEO
• Barbecue joint opens in N.P.
• CLU professor to share U.S. economic forecast
• Local Company is ‘At Your Service’
• Local grads excelling at Biola U.
• NPHS presents choral concert
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• NPHS presents choral concert
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Schools raise funds for Habitat
• Schools raise funds for Habitat
• Gifts to light up a village
• Gifts to light up a village
• Church hosts blood drive
• Church hosts blood drive
• ALS support group meets Dec. 17
• LR docs perform endoscopic ultrasound
• Always a star in her heart
• ALS support group meets Dec. 17
• LR docs perform endoscopic ultrasound
• Always a star in her heart
• Changes at the top give area programs a new look
• Changes at the top give area programs a new look
• Faceoff: Oaks Christian or Westlake, who will win it all?
• Faceoff: Oaks Christian or Westlake, who will win it all?
• There goes the neighborhood
• There goes the neighborhood
• Faith Briefs
• ‘O Holy Night’
• Faith Briefs
• ‘O Holy Night’
• Performance takes attendees on a journey through Christmas
• Play illustrates the scientific process
• Brass bonzana at Hillcrest
• Performance takes attendees on a journey through Christmas
• Play illustrates the scientific process
• Brass bonzana at Hillcrest
• Repertoire co. presents holiday show
• Master Chorale presents Holiday Treasures concert
• Calendar
• Westlake High School choir makes holiday magic
• Repertoire co. presents holiday show
• Master Chorale presents Holiday Treasures concert
• Calendar
• Westlake High School choir makes holiday magic
• Being there when you are far away
• Being there when you are far away
• making a Splash!
• making a Splash!
• Satirist to perform holiday show
• Be alert during holidays
• Gallery presents folk musicians
• A real Ironman
• Satirist to perform holiday show
• Be alert during holidays
• Gallery presents folk musicians
• A real Ironman
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Students to study abroad
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Students to study abroad
• Gender barriers in driver’s rearview mirror
• Gender barriers in driver’s rearview mirror
• Y volunteers ‘putt’ in time at PGA event
• Youth concert
• Family-fun activities planned for Westlake Village celebration
• Learn about breaking the cycle of pain
• Y volunteers ‘putt’ in time at PGA event
• Youth concert
• Family-fun activities planned for Westlake Village celebration
• Learn about breaking the cycle of pain
• Community Briefs
• Dear Santa . . .
• Community Briefs
• Dear Santa . . .
• Bridge Program gets grant
• USA water polo team hopes to net host families in the Conejo
• Bridge Program gets grant
• USA water polo team hopes to net host families in the Conejo
• School celebrates sheriff’s birthday
• School celebrates sheriff’s birthday
• Billionaire goes to bat for stalled youth sports complex
• Billionaire goes to bat for stalled youth sports complex
• Jack’s Deli in Westlake now closed
• Jack’s Deli in Westlake now closed
• Tiger comes roaring back at Sherwood
• Tiger comes roaring back at Sherwood
• Educator’s story a real page-turner
• Educator’s story a real page-turner
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Father and son accused of running illegal pot operation
• Cyclist struck by car, killed on Mulholland
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Father and son accused of running illegal pot operation
• Cyclist struck by car, killed on Mulholland
• Simulated disaster at CLU helps ready response teams
• Simulated disaster at CLU helps ready response teams
• Recovery plan has had positive impact
• Critic should check facts on stimulus
• Students come to CVHS for the credits
• Trustee asks ‘What would you do?’
• Fight the California Dream Act
• Scouts grateful for stranger’s kindness
• Remembering the legacy of JFK
• Smart Meters will help save energy
• Recovery plan has had positive impact
• Critic should check facts on stimulus
• Students come to CVHS for the credits
• Trustee asks ‘What would you do?’
• Scouts grateful for stranger’s kindness
• Smart Meters will help save energy
• Fight the California Dream Act
• Remembering the legacy of JFK
• 2 robbed at gunpoint in N.P.
• Teen convicted of filing false police report
• Solution to prescription problem requires turning awareness into action
• LDS needs to change stance on gay issues
• We’ve got bigger fish to fry
• Letter to Hooters was misplaced
• Crying wolf
• Political Cartoon
• 2 robbed at gunpoint in N.P.
• LDS needs to change stance on gay issues
• Teen convicted of filing false police report
• We’ve got bigger fish to fry
• Solution to prescription problem requires turning awareness into action
• Letter to Hooters was misplaced
• Crying wolf
• Political Cartoon
• ‘What we need are equal facilities’
• Defense contractor closing T.O. plant
• City Council wants to raise water rates
• ‘What we need are equal facilities’
• Defense contractor closing T.O. plant
• City Council wants to raise water rates
• $1.2 million grant to fund teacher preparation
• ‘Finding Christmas’ is unforgettable journey
• Unity sells baskets for Africa
• Celebrating Jesus
• Church hosts evening of jazz, prayer
• Let there be light
• Moorpark College gets festive in December
• Calendar
• A Christmas tradition
• Agency Helps Clients Get Things Done
• Psychology Practice Strives For Positive, Realistic Results
• Hospice honors loved ones
• Stay away from seasonal sickness
• Congratulations, Eagles
• Thrash Dogs trash the competition
• Los Robles Hospital awarded for stroke care
• Understanding changes to Medicare
• Nominees sought for Reagan scholarship
• Scoliosis can’t keep MHS freshman from running strong
• Season takes flight
• Pet of the Week
• Bank of America to lay off 140 employees in Thousand Oaks
• Toy drive is child’s play
• Ponytails for a cause
• ‘More of an absurdity than a fact’
• Knights of Columbus say thank you
• The dangers of wood smoke
• Political Cartoon
• Heads up: distracted drivers on the road
• Moorpark uses gas tax money to beautify city
• CHP to host toy drive
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Fall turns to summer
• Lights to brighten Moorpark College
• Painting a path to HEROIN
• EarthTalk
• At-home care provider opens in T.O.
• Doing business with government
• Local Chamber offering ‘Lunch and Learn’ business seminars
• Faith Briefs
• Jazz vespers service to be held in Simi
• LDS church offers journey into Christmas
• Church teens sponsor holiday sale
• School nurses on frontlines of battle against childhood obesity
• WHS students give to children’s hospital
• NPHS grad headed to UCLA Law
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Dance team show is tonight
• Logo design contest starts
• Plans for new school progressing
• Longtime foes finally lock horns in postseason
• Dimes & Dunks
• The Movie Nut
• Moorpark College hosts auditions for ‘Chicago’
• High Street shares some ‘Christmas Magic’
• Calendar
• Special education group to meet
• A holiday for hounds
• In the St. Nick of time
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Scouts build bears for Casa Pacifica
• Declare a ceasefire in the ‘chore wars’
• Bird lovers stay busy in December
• Pet of the Week
• Benefit tea features ‘Nutcracker’ performance
• Wellness Community’s home holiday tour to include Food Network winner
• Mobil fuels up Banyan tech programs
• Los Robles Hospital ranked among best in stroke-patient care
• Guests join Villa Esperanza in celebrating 50 years
• Dinner to feature CV photographers
• Award-winning WLV author to sign book
• University women commemorate suffrage
• Toy drive of presidential proportions
• Warm weather makes for cool fun at Lakes ice rink
• American Indian artists will share, demonstrate their work
• Artists can display work at Gardens
• Volunteers needed for tax preparation
• Community Briefs
• Eye on the Conejo
• GIFT EQUIPPED—
• School to say happy birthday to Sheriff Dean
• A special kind of person
• Stuff stockings for troops overseas
• Crossing blades to benefit Toys for Tots
• Lancer band goes caroling
• Advice for seniors on how to get most out of volunteering in the community
• YMCAs in full swing with winter camps for kids
• Titanic turnout for Turkey Dash
• Teen center to host Battle of the Bands this Saturday
• Mayor’s upcoming speech will highlight year that was in T.O.
• RICHARD POND
• Brain tumor causes local artist to see the world in a different light
• Burglar tries to avoid arrest by posing as construction worker
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Serving those who serve us
• Latest scam trends shared
• Public schools to teach about gay pioneers
• Tiger’s back in town
• 7 arrested for driving taxis illegally
• D.A. may not pursue charges against Van Dyke
• FOR THE RECORD
• ‘Elite’ must be willing to sacrifice
• He’s fed up with the ‘big banks’
• Obama is the job-killer in-chief
• Outraged by Pelosi’s insider trading
• Stimulus package was no savior
• Thanks for turning in lost checks
• Word is out on danger of Rx drugs
• Tree removal not result of bike lanes
• Political Cartoon
• Heads up: distracted drivers on the road
• Revenue shortfall puts public schools in California at risk of further cuts
• Councilwoman asks Janss to reject Hooters’ lease
• Availability of painkillers at all-time high
• T.O. leaders not talking pension reform yet
• Old rivals battle for spot in football final
• Economist to present forecast Dec. 15
• MUSD honors English learners
• What juniors should be doing
• Students participate in theme park education series
• Art program gets ‘red up’
• A rousing rehearsal
• Jingle Jam party for families
• Church shares Christmas spirit
• Synagogue programs
• Nativity exhibit benets shelters
• Hairstyles from the heart
• Local insurance company tops in customer care
• Stop smoking
• Rotary’s run to end polio
• Screenings detect signs of disease
• Hospital guild reaches goal
• State cross countrynals Saturday
• Moorpark, TOHS rivalry hits all-time high
• It’s tamale time in Oxnard
• Water polo team scores championship
• Just say thanks
• A triumphant and tasty return
• Calendar
• Cronies Sports Grill
• CLU concerts ring in the season
• “J. Edgar”
• American Indians host toy drive
• Active Adult Programs
• Pet of the Week
• Housing agency names Conk new CEO
• At the Library
• Color and creation
• The Other Side of 50
• Calls article ‘a love letter’
• Cartoon
• Looking for answers in response to tragedy
• Pet Pantry seeks donations
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Serving the community
• So that all may give thanks
• City fired up for new station
• Band puts best foot forward
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Just say thanks
• Local Business Briefs
• Bank of America to lay off 140 employees in Thousand Oaks
• Forum panel will give tips on raising capable teens
• NPHS students get a kick out of Cole Porter classic musical
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Building bridges across cultures
• Faith Briefs
• Spreading goodwill in the community
• Creches, music share the meaning of Christmas
• Church presents living nativity
• Football team and Troop pitch in to help Catholic Charities feed hungry families
• Get a view of new fitness studio
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Stop smoking for the holidays
• Stay healthful, relieve holiday stress
• Tennis champ crowned
• Moorpark, TOHS rivalry reaches new heights
• La Reina, T.O. make state meet
• Conejo Bees crush competition
• College commits keep coming
• Days of thunder
• Everything’s coming up roses in ‘Gypsy’ production
• Calendar
• Chris Isaak performs Friday in Thousand Oaks
• Proceeds from whisky tasting goes to Seabee families
• Spend early Christmas with ‘Elvis’
• Trim Utility Bills with Energy-efficient Home Improvements
• Bustling holiday kickoff
• Holiday Homes Tour turns 20
• Women’s commission celebrates anniversary
• It’s tamale time in Oxnard
• Elks share meal with hungry vets
• Grant will help promote recycling
• Gift wrappers contribute to cancer group
• OCLM’s fall festival has musical twist
• Donated pet food will go to Simi Valley rescue
• Take a stab at fencing in Dos Vientos
• Pet of the Week
• GOP club to honor controversial governor
• Help give homeless a ‘Second Chance’
• Student swimmer excels
• A pile of fun!
• Thankful for lots of things
• T.O. woman receives service award from Pepperdine
• Brownies live out the Thanksgiving spirit
• Breaking the PTA mold
• Jurynds WLV resident guilty of voluntary manslaughter in 2010 shooting
• DEA hosts Rx drug forum at Reagan Library
• Deadline change
• A future place to play
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Pictured painted of CVHS was patently false
• On Andy Rooney and new tires
• GOP policies are costing U.S. jobs
• Posting info online a recipe for disaster
• ‘Don’t mess with my kids’ at CVHS
• ‘Appalled’ by letter attacking school
• Upset over handling of NPHS football
• Cartoon
• Looking for answers in response to tragedy
• Not a bad time for bidding
• Council limits future health benefits
• She’s got the spirit
• Overdose blamed for Kramer death
• Painting a path to heroin
• Three charged with involuntary manslaughter in death of Griffen Kramer
• Area’s top cross country runners will push the pace at Southern Section finals
• Road to redemption
• Full of grace
• Overcome Addiction With Acupuncture
• Engage Recovery Treats Teens’ Substance Abuse At Home
• Calendar
• Let CP’s ‘Gypsy’ entertain you
• LGBT support available
• Inside look at law enforcement
• BLUE
• Family violence program at risk
• Individualized education
• Youth basketball league gears up
• Pet of the Week
• Fundraiser set for local teen
• Sweet thanks for service
• Healing after suicide loss
• Honoring America’s heroes
• Climbing the fire ladder
• Teens arrested for burglary
• Team inspiration
• Older adults can speak their mind
• Reenactment has a purpose
• Gently-used dresses requested
• Economy built on consumerism
• Girl Scouts say thanks
• Cartoon
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Cops warn of scam at gas station pumps
• Don’t get taken at the pumps
• Burglary suspect
• Veterans receive their due
• Police make sex oender sweep
• Supervisors to vote on golf range’s lights
• A nation divided
• Crazy days of summer
• For the parents
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Be inspired
• CLU Christmas show comes to light
• Fireside concert series ends with passionate piano man
• Cronies Sports Grill
• Malibu musical is dedicated to late American film director
• Calendar
• Singer brings feminine swagger to T.O. performance
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Holiday Home Tour needs sponsors
• New fire department brochure offers tips for ag businesses to prepare for hot season
• CLU vigil to mark World AIDS Day
• Fundraiser nets $50,000 for free clinic
• Town hall meeting designed to help teenagers cope with recent tragedies
• Knowing when to let go
• Three church choirs join forces for ecumenical service
• Lessons offered in healing meditation
• Pet Pantry hopes to fetch donations
• Local Business Briefs
• Mustang Marketing lassos award
• Businesses can compete in Red Kettle Challenge
• Ventura County Leadership Academy introduces newest class
• T.O.’s Chen takes her shots at Pebble Beach
• University High is the 1
• Westlake football team celebrates league crown, Benkert’s 200th win
• 48-minute man
• Judd joins Rider University
• Thrashers thrill at Bulldog Bash
• Distance runners continue push toward state meet
• Learn the art of Polynesian dance
• Sign up for winter rec programs
• Youth flag football season kicks off next month at Pepper Tree Playfields
• Support group offers help to teens
• ‘No Room at the Inn’ benefits local homeless
• Pet of the Week
• Finding the beat of his own drum
• Lemmo joins CLU Board of Regents
• Deployed soldier surprises daughter on Vets Day
• A window into U.S. war history
• Is marriage overrated?
• Casino night raises funds for basketball team
• Marching bands descend on TOHS for regional competition
• Community Briefs
• Teens lend at hand for Children’s Hospital L.A.
• Drive focuses on feeding needy families
• Keeping up with a Kardashian
• Always in uniform
• Local journalism teacher honored
• Alpacas provide furry alternative for Conejo Valley ranchers
• Tree lit in honor of loved ones
• Cultural bus tour fills up fast
• Conejo food bank talking turkeys for annual Thanksgiving food drive
• Band booms for red, white and blue
• Persistence pays off for child actor
• Sheriff's Blotter
• New oak expected to thrive
• Nonprofit that aids domestic violence victims receives major funding blow
• Extensive roadwork effort underway in Casa Conejo
• TOBA grateful for support of city
• Forget high-speed rail, improve LAX
• CVHS students don’t deserve new school
• Fox criticism won’t make a difference
• Those interned were Americans
• Hooters crusader should be praised
• Hooters critic should hush up
• Pull over for emergency vehicles
• Suicide hurts so many
• Cartoon
• Let’s stock Manna’s shelves
• Janss mall property owners close to deal that would refinance ‘94 bonds
• County gets creative to adopt pets
• Verizon tech accused of sexually assaulting T.O. woman in her home
• Future boulevard buildings may be higher than 50 feet
• HONORING THE REAL HEROES
• Regals bound for Elite Eight
• CLU draws familiar opponent in football playoffs
• Calendar
• First woman conductor for symphony
• Singer is ‘hot’
• Auditions for Camarillo musical
• Johnny Rockets
• Banquet honors the Bible
• Musician performs for B’nai B’rith
• Christian singer debuts CD
• Travis Taylor in concert
• Coping with suicide loss
• Families enjoy crafts, dinner
• Retreat presents Buddhist basics
• Author to talk about Holocaust
• Silent auction to benefit teen battling cancer
• Volunteers raise funds for hospital expansion
• Dementia and UTIs
• Is marriage overrated?
• Students compete in robotics tournament
• Trac class makes teens safe behind wheel
• It’s cool to be ‘board’ in class
• Eagle scouties high
• Archers take aim in Simi
• Wood Ranch dinner tips help fund Special Olympics
• Young mariner sets sail
• Cavaliers cash in at Halloween tourney
• Moorpark runners power up for postseason push
• Trick-or-treater gets a sweet reward
• Academy develops local leaders
• Shop till you drop at new Chamber boutique
• Top cop wins award for battling DUIs
• I stink
• Simi Valley farmers market shuts down for winter
• Seniors can share their ideas on advisory council
• Dazzling decorations at Christmas boutique
• Take a big-picture look at nature
• Pet of the Week
• Police,reghters ready for annual gridiron clash
• Giving the gift of reading
• Arrests made for school thefts
• Blue and Gray takes place rain or shine
• ‘Take on any job’
• Is opposed to reenactment
• A special day for those who serve
• Cartoon
• Sheriff's Blotter
• From prison to probation
• A lifetime of service
• City asks supervisors to reconsider court’s closure
• The joy of a good book
• Other local football matchups
• Last week’s top performers
• Marmonte standings
• Weekend schedule
• Players to Watch
• The Acorn’s High School Football Game of the Week
• Lions, Regents and Saints alive
• Postseason power play
• Happy days in Lancer land
• Westlake company takes lead in solar installations
• Perfect season on the line for TOHS
• City adds bike racks
• Temple entertains prospects
• Notre Dame professor discusses the biblical meaning of charity
• Church is collecting clothes
• Brandis gets settled as minister at CVUUF
• Buddhists host 3-day Ojai retreat
• New Thousand Oaks ministry preaches the healing power of prayer
• Health Briefs
• Dementia and UTIs
• Book pops the top on anemia drug makers Johnson & Johnson, Amgen
• Conejo Players audition ‘by the Dozen’
• Jazz, blues songstress will perform in T.O.
• The Movie Nut
• Shakespeare’s ‘Twelh’ takes on Titanic implications
• Venerable classic brought to life by young ensemble
• Calendar
• Community theater seeks thespians for musical
• What juniors should be doing
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• East meets West: Chinese delegation visits school district
• Fitness Movement comes to WLV
• I stink
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Bulging backpacks can cause big problems
• Pet of the Week
• Kids swap candy for cash
• Learning is just a mouse click away
• Engage Recovery: Addressing Substance Abuse Among Teens in the Conejo Valley
• Want a Unique Gift for the Holidays? Check out the Treasures at Bubba’s
• Community Briefs
• Actor will share stories of TV,lm
• Halloween partygoers honor ‘Lone Oak’
• Casa Conejo MAC discusses Wendy overpass
• Shoppers show up to support Many Mansions
• ‘Beverly Hills’ housewife signing books
• Group bands together to help vets
• Invasive beetle
• Veterans get a free car wash
• Burn off calories at T.O.’s annual Turkey Day Dash
• Former U.S. counterintelligence agent was targeted for death by Adolf Hitler
• Art show includes raffle
• T.O. bookstore hosts signing
• Kiwanis Club is selling See’s candy
• Tommy talks Sparky
• Makenzie’s message
• Greater Conejo Valley Chamber honored with Five-Star accreditation
• Sheriff's Blotter
• City grants support community events
• School parcel tax fails in neighboring district
• County jail system being readied for influx of state prison transfers
• Man who appealed Hooters speaks up
• Edison denied alternate views
• Upset that Caltrans cut down pine trees
• Being safe better than being right
• Bike lane on Wendy is welcome
• Trustee is wrong to oppose new school
• ‘Embarrassed’ by council ‘arrogance’
• Says she caught Fox eating on the dais
• Council guilty of delay tactics
• Freedom of Info Act is out of whack
• Handling of public input is important
• Show your support for veterans
• Cartoon
• City to host grant workshop
• City provides $44,000 in matching funds to help refurbish TOHS track
• Supervisors will have last call on golf range night lights
• Life springs anew at Triunfo and Westlake
• VCSD makes sex offender sweep
• Final decision coming on water rate structure
• Paying homage to warrior women
• Doctors discuss latest breast cancer treatments
• Get rid of expired medications
• Keeping candy consumption under control
• Halloween Happenings
• Calendar
• The movie mash
• After Mt. SAC, runners o to Lake Casitas
• After Mt. SAC, runners off to Lake Casitas
• Return of the bandit’s ghost
• Not throwing in the towel
• Catholics kick off holiday season
• Former engineer starts Life Spring church
• Helping parents unlock a child’s learning potential
• Football game honors military
• Creepy colors
• On the path to playground peace
• Champs of Bulldog Bash
• Healthy Halloween
• Pet of the Week
• Get creative for strawberry festival poster contest
• Keep candy-curious canines safe
• New docents wanted
• Are we as old as we feel?
• Pre-Halloween surprise
• Book sale offers literary treasures
• Moorpark resident vies for equestrian award
• Rotary Club ready to run to eradicate polio
• Local writers to discuss their craft at library panel
• Moorpark CHP honored for excellence
• Rainy day sandbags available for residents
• Tommy Lasorda to speak at CLU benet
• Teen’s lm earns award
• Teen’s film earns award
• At the Library
• Ghostly encounters
• Oak trees from acorns
• Doesn’t want Edison substation
• Calls rescued hikers ‘ingrates’
• Provocative costumes send wrong message to young girls
• Cartoon
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Oce space continues to slump
• Office space continues to slump
• City tells Edison to upgrade, not build
• Blaze quickly knocked down
• Autumn is in the air
• Learn the healing power of prayer
• In the here and now
• Fall semester begins next week at Conejo Jewish Academy
• Professor will discuss what it means to be Lutheran
• Other local football matchups
• Week 7 scores
• Last week’s top performers
• Marmonte standings
• Weekend schedule
• Players to Watch
• The Acorn’s High School Football Game of the Week
• Cross country runners excel at Mt. SAC
• Coyotes begin baseball season with a bang
• No-shows for the T.O. Show
• Westlake ballclub has Stars power
• Warrior football going pink
• Pool play heats up with playoff spots on the line
• Health Briefs
• Are we as old as we feel?
• Drop off old prescriptions at TOPD station
• Acupuncture can help treat insomnia
• Charity hoops games support Manna
• Calendar
• Stone Ground Baking Company
• Auditions held for ‘All My Sons’
• Young composers can compete for prizes
• Halloween Happenings
• John Belushi’s widow helped cast ‘Blues Brothers Revue,’ now on tour
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• High school football is much more
• Taking a stand against drugs
• Tasty trucks to stop by Redwood for Red Ribbon Week
• Westlake Village Music Society presents fall concert
• Mathnasium opens in Oak Park
• The joy of nature
• Golf tourney features dinner, auction, Tommy Lasorda
• Conejo Y hosts night of Halloween fun
• Third annual FallFest coming to Lighthouse
• St. Paschal’s puts on a show
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Keep pets safe from harm this Halloween
• Pet of the Week
• Community Briefs
• Westlake volleyball coach hopes to net spot in Miss California contest
• ‘Paranormal Housewives’ are staying busy this Halloween season
• Cypress families host fall carnival
• Another reason to be proud of Thousand Oaks
• Big week for the local Boys & Girls Clubs
• Passionate community volunteer headed to greener pastures
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Greater Conejo Chamber has several events planned
• Police still seeking hit-and-run driver as victim of 101 crash dies in hospital
• CVUSD selling property for $1 million
• East County Courthouse may cease hearing civil cases
• Child resources grateful for support
• Accusation of council cronyism is wrong
• What’s left to say about Hooters?
• Cable installation went smoothly
• Wants more info on Lynn bike lanes
• City attorney just doing her job
• Jaywalking students deserved a warning
• Help available for those who seek it
• Bike lanes made Wendy traffic worse
• Student advocates for crossing guards
• More examples of government waste
• City should have rethought restriping
• Lone Oak’s children live on in T.O.
• City manager’s call was the right one
• Time had come for tree to come down
• Aging oak was witness to history
• Political Cartoon
• Learn a lesson from Lone Oak
• Office vacancy rates remain high
• Construction to begin soon on long-anticipated Dos Vientos Playeld
• Boulevard plan gets OK from council
• Lowe’s backs out of deal to build Newbury Park store
• ‘Can I have one for Christmas?’
• Unique stadium art gallery to open
• International education showcased
• Family fun at church’s Fall Fest
• Synagogue helps adults to read Hebrew
• Steve Jobs: Official guide on the road less traveled
• Calendar
• Smooth jazz plays out at The Canyon
• “The Thing”
• ‘Summer and Smoke’ heats up stage
• Ojai fest focuses on filmmakers
• ‘Luma’ illuminates audiences
• Stone Ground Baking Company
• New York state of mind
• Acupuncture Can Help Relieve Insomnia
• Send us your business brief
• Meet woman who lost 120 pounds on ‘Biggest Loser’
• Retirement community of the future
• Lymphedema support group meets in WLV
• Walk to End Alzheimer’s
• Simi city planners grant ER expansion
• New education websites keep parents informed
• College completes new EATM complex
• College foundation’s website ‘lights up’ holiday fundraiser
• Hall of Fame pro gives pep talk
• Ghosts come out for a spook
• Pet of the Week
• Dogs get scrubbed behind their ears
• Student actors tackle holy writ in ‘The Bible (abridged)’
• Student actors tackle holy writ in ‘e Bible (abridged)’
• Pair arrested for allegedly using fake travelers checks
• Learn about foster parenting
• Museum event hosts live birds
• Suspected bank robber turns himself in
• ‘Screaming Eagles’ sign will fly again
• Abandoned wolf dog makes friends
• Business sends commisions to charity
• Fair promotes the art of writing
• Take Your Moorpark Acorn on Vacation
• Creatures go ‘boo’ at America’s Teaching Zoo
• Online program makes literacy fun for kids
• Pets dress up for Howl-OWeen
• These girls have game
• Open house at supervisor’s office
• A century of sufferage
• A creative outlet
• Lewis to retire as Simi’s top cop
• Is frustrated by poor planning
• Please, slow down in town
• Law should have been shelved
• Contact your area representatives
• Cartoon
• Sheriff's Blotter
• An all-star rookie season
• Bill aims to curb library outsourcing
• Giving a frighteningly good performance
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Rattlers snake another tourney title
• Bulldogs are back-to-back champs
• STROKE OF GENIUS—
• T.O. United has one goal in mind
• Teams rise toward the top of CIF-SS coaches’ polls
• Thousand Oaks seeks a perfect 10
• Week 6 scores
• Other local football matchups
• La Reina locked in on golf links
• Last week’s top performers
• Marmonte standings
• Weekend schedule
• The Acorn’s High School Football Game of the Week
• Specialist will discuss hip, knee replacements
• School helps set jumping jacks record
• T.O. walk benefits Alzheimer’s research
• Surgeon joins Los Robles staff
• Lymphedema support group will discuss chemotherapy recovery
• Theater students tackle holy writ
• Faith Briefs
• Learning respect for the flag
• Movie-goers to descend on Ojai for annual film festival
• The Movie Nut
• ‘Summer and Smoke’ at CLU
• Canyon hosts Smooth Jazz series
• Calendar
• Moorpark’s teaching zoo invites public to Halloween event
• Horse rescue saddles up $15,000 grant
• Pet of the Week
• Thousand Oaks costume shop owner can’t mask his passion
• St. Max has Halloween activities for kids
• New tools can guide parents in making online education choices
• Calabasas Pumpkin Fest a treat for kids
• FHA leaders gather at NPHS
• Scouts improve Satwiwa trail in Newbury Park
• Event for kids at Stagecoach
• Y hosts inaugural cycle-athon
• TOHS to start parenting workshop series
• Students learn the business of baking
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Saxophonist earns special distinction
• OCHS duo named to Army football team
• National heroes share message of values, ethics and hard work
• Los Cerritos panel shares words of wisdom with middle school parents
• Community Briefs
• T.O. takes to the street
• Struthers a hit as Miss Hannigan
• Women host Gingerbread Boutique
• Volunteers help blaze a trail
• Get dirty for a good cause
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Globe-trotters
• Sanitation district holds rare meeting in T.O.
• Protestors ‘occupy’ Thousand Oaks
• Police nab alleged home burglars
• Suspected bank robber turns himself in
• Smart meters aren’t safe
• Wall St. protestors have no future
• Albano not deserving of praise
• A ‘30-30-30’ plan for Thousand Oaks
• CLU to dedicate new football stadium
• Upset over how oak tree was handled
• Agrees with critics of Lynn bike lanes
• Lanes are well thought out
• Bike lanes not being used properly
• Political Cartoon
• Tailor boulevard plan to include residents’ wishes
• Mountain lions barely surviving in urban wildlife environment
• Amgen to lay off 226 in T.O.
• CVUSD coughs up $30,000 so county can help improve test scores at school
• Landmark Conejo Valley oak tree chopped down
• Photo
• Fundraiser alert
• Davis’ NFL legacy should include the good, bad and ugly
• Calendar
• Painter discusses pastels
• Chamber cooks up something good
• High Street grows a winner with ‘Shop’
• Pentecostal pastor builds spiritual home
• Enrollment open for Medicare
• Experts share latest on breast cancer
• Compounding comeback
• Women have gift auction
• Three-legged piggies complete the race
• Walk among the ghosts on Halloween
• Pet of the Week
• Rescue helps horses
• For the record
• Says coach has integrity
• Cartoon
• Harvest Festival gets cray
• From vacant lot to back lot
• Strike up the bands
• CSUCI taking applications
• Teens explore spoken word
• ‘Learned Ladies’ curtsy on college stage
• Send us your business brief
• Power breakfast
• How to grade your bottom line
• Rabobank expands ATM network
• Linda Parks opens new oce inousand Oaks
• Striding toward a solution
• Stylist fights to remove tumors and save her leg
• Book a date for author fair
• Fleet of feet sprint through rural Moorpark
• Kiwanis Club encourages Moorpark kids
• Property owners will receive their tax bills soon
• Every step counts
• Work on freeways to help lessen Conejo traffic
• Reward offered for poachers
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Attorney convicted on all charges
• Water rates could rise
• College district hit with $7.5 million in cuts
• A day on the farm
• New $8.9 million stadium to be dedicated
• School oers produce to public
• Cypress fall carnival is costume-friendly
• Learn from home or at school
• Charity hoops game planned
• There’s a lot going on at La Reina
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Marmonte girls’ volleyball standings
• Warrior netters racking up wins
• Tiger’s golf tournament set to shake up Sherwood Country Club
• Davis’ NFL legacy as muddled as private/ public sports debate
• Other local football matchups
• Week 5 scores
• Last week’s top performers
• Marmonte standings
• Weekend schedule
• Players to Watch
• The Acorn’s High School Football Game of the Week
• New business sends real estate commissions to variety of charities
• Bank strikes deal with Walgreens
• Medicare seminars offered to seniors
• MD to address breast cancer
• Businesses to be honored by WLV
• Jason’s Race coming up
• Local runner soars to victory in SOAR 10K
• Steve Jobs: Official guide on the road less traveled
• Faith Briefs
• Malibu hosts Jewish County Fair
• Heard on high
• Gallery to feature photo exhibit
• College theater company presents The Learned Ladies’
• Jazz veterans prove they still got it
• Calendar
• Library music series to feature blues guitarist
• Adoption meeting held in T.O.
• Safety first
• SAY CHEESE—
• Students may apply now for Youth Congress
• Ghostwalk to haunt Santa Paula
• My kid the salesman
• By the book
• Retirement community of the future
• Community Briefs
• Wheels and Warriors Car Show motors into Westlake Village
• Romeo, oh, Romeo
• Homeland security focus of GOP women’s meeting
• Harvest Fest hits fairgrounds Friday
• Thanksgiving run seeks volunteers
• Shop till you drop for MOPS
• Hairstylists rally around co-worker who is fighting a rare cancer
• Battle over location of cellphone tower ends with all sides in agreement
• Sheriff's Blotter
• CVUSD successful in restoring popular after-school program
• Blaze consumes T.O. home
• Council approves reconfiguration of lanes on Avenida de Los Arboles
• ‘Screaming Eagles’ sign will fly again
• Giant movie studio will be built in neighboring Moorpark
• Nonprofits, school groups may apply for city grants
• Hooters fuss is much ado about nothing
• Don’t let T.O. go ‘Toddlers & Tiaras’
• Hooters letters are great entertainment
• Grateful for story about ‘Gabby’
• Stop blaming and start helping
• Speak out against plan for boulevard
• Boulevard plan is developer payback
• Don’t chop down trees on Lynn Road
• Upset over bike lanes, power lines
• Expecting payback from state is unwise
• Freeway expansion is not necessary
• Political Cartoon
• Reward offered in death of mountain lion
• Bike lanes: Too much of a good thing?
• Temporary contract OK’d for interim city attorney
• ‘Bald bandit’ robs two banks in a month
• Accident closes Westlake Boulevard
• City rejects bid to build auto mall parking
• ‘Don’t embarrass us Dad!’
• First crack at Cold War chronicle
• Moorpark water polo team battles through tough times
• Senior class keeps it fun for Musketeers
• Workshop to discuss young readers
• Flory Academy says ‘Boo!’
• Marching bands strut their stuff
• Calendar
• ‘The Glass Menagerie’ comes to Thousand Oaks
• Actors sought for ‘Hairspray’
• Music, mayhem and mulch
• Photo exhibit
• CLU presents zany play about Bible
• Welcoming all of God’s creatures
• Take Your Moorpark Acorn on Vacation 2011 Photo Contest
• Are you ‘moon struck?’
• Perfect poses
• La Reina hosts open house
• Tapping into a good time
• ‘Open season’ for Medicare drug plan
• Spa to host arthritis fundraiser
• Expo encourages a better quality of life through healthier living
• My kid the salesman
• Event to benefit animal shelter
• Runners can SOAR in fields
• Simi resident publishes kids’ book
• Shooting for a hole-in-one
• Freeu shots available at Los Robles Hospital
• Storytelling guild shares tales
• Pet of the Week
• Endangered mountain lion found dead
• CHP oers teen driving class
• A rosy afternoon
• Burglary investigation leads to arrest of three Simi Valley residents
• Community walk supports suicide prevention programs
• Halloween at the zoo
• Proposed laws misses mark
• Says headline was inaccurate
• Cartoon
• Vandalism is for losers
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Pavley may face Strickland for new senatorial seat
• City greenlights new movie studio
• Gothic locale earns couple first place
• High Street comes alive
• Dinner, concert help the Humane Society
• Pet of the Week
• Pet Memorial Day a blessing for animals
• Author visit
• Chamber hosts networking event
• Shoe Lab opens at Janss mall
• SCORE offers seminar
• Faith Briefs
• United Methodist Church of WLV hosts fall festival
• Christian women bring awareness to breast cancer
• Students get info on military academies
• New Shul names new associate rabbi
• WHS concert aims to get kids excited about music
• Ballroom battle will star NPHS students
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Health Briefs
• Hunting for a prescription drug plan is no game
• Trail running series underway
• Lancers, Musketeers to clash on court
• Little Leaguers taste victory in wine country
• Panther polo team pummels Moorpark
• Other local football matchups
• Weekend schedule
• Week 4 scores
• Last week’s top performers
• Players to Watch
• Marmonte standings
• The Acorn’s High School Football Game of the Week
• Softball squad slides into first place
• T.O. Bulldogs bulldoze tournament foes
• Veteran runners have Lancer girls’ cross country team on track
• Band exhibition allows students to ‘strut their stuff’
• Company does Tennessee Williams classic
• ‘The Wiz’ is a wonderful laugh-out-loud show
• The MOVIE Nut
• Calendar
• 'Little Shop' opens
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation 2011 Photo Contest
• Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Month
• A GREAT NIGHT FOR FOOTBALL
• Get family fun on track at the Fillmore & Western Railway
• Area bands sound off
• Experts offer advice on middle school parenting
• University hosts dance clinic
• Young Artists presents comedic play for kids
• Chamber cooks up something good
• Community Briefs
• Reading: a family affair
• Concert to honor classics
• Food banks gearing up to feed holiday hungry
• Taking a step to help the homeless
• Become a docent for Adamson House
• Firefighters stay sharp for the real thing
• Squirrel of the Month
• Author fair to feature expert panel
• Former Motown exec to play T.O. library
• Globe-crossing T.O. sailor making waves on reality TV competition
• Tootsie time
• Teenager will talk about getting a job in science
• Community march sheds light on suicide
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Second vehicle might have caused deadly crash
• Thousand Oaks DMV reopens
• Redistricting may pit Pavley vs. Strickland
• Charity is grateful for T.O. support
• Community college district plans for millions more in cuts
• Day of the Horse was a huge success
• Police arrest L.A. dealer suspected of bringing heroin into T.O.
• Honesty not always best policy
• Don’t buy line that pot is harmless
• Public meeting set to discuss proposed power line construction
• Political Cartoon
• Dog walker says he’s not guilty
• Poop making it in bag, not in trash
• Let us never forget MLK’s message
• CA driving tips for out-of-towners
• Wants ‘tree huggers’ to join in fight
• Life for mentally ill made worse by ACLU
• Where were letters about ‘Gabby’?
• Plan won’t improve T.O. Boulevard
• Open up about suicide
• Planning commissioner wants public to vote on boulevard plan
• Vacation photo winner feeling blue
• Poachers responsible for death of mountain lion
• City agrees to loan $20 million toward freeway construction
• Grand opening
• Musketeers looking to zap Chargers
• Calendar
• ‘Gondoliers’ musically entrancing
• Simi Valley welcomes proposed ER expansion
• Students seek a challenge
• Cavaliers ride over competition
• Pets go to church on Sunday
• Great expectations
• Christian comedy benefits ailing actor
• Golf for charity
• Get in touch with family roots
• Kiwanis appoint new leader
• Pet of the Week
• City leaders question regional transit plan
• MHS seniors give student body a voice
• Letter opener
• A tasty fundraiser
• Ride into downtown for Country Days
• Cartoon
• Vacation contest pics online
• Forecast predicts market rebound by 2014
• Resignation sparks parents’ outcry
• MUSD offcials announce $4.3-million surplus
• Jump to it
• Walk for cystic fibrosis
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Week 3 scores
• Last week’s top performers
• Marmonte standings
• Weekend schedule
• Other local football matchups
• The Acorn’s High School Football Game of the Week
• New TOHS girls’ water polo coach familiar with program
• Hillcrest Christian in football heaven
• O.C. runners must carve out a path to victory
• Yom Kippur services held across the Conejo
• Great expectations
• Church hosts Toastmasters
• Christmas concert seeks singers
• Pets are a blessing
• Tap workshop offered in Agoura
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Costume shop unmasks in time for Halloween
• Pet of the Week
• N.P. practice welcomes new physician
• Health Briefs
• Panel of experts will discuss palliative care
• Stay up-to-date on Medicare changes
• CLU presents Chinese Moon Festival
• ‘The Wiz’ reinvents ‘Wizard of Oz’
• Pianist helps kick off New West’s masterpiece series
• See the splendor of Spanish guitar
• ‘Gondoliers’ is musically enchanting
• TOHS band presents Sounds of Conejo
• Charity spends $100,000 to buy new clothes for kids
• Student makes dean’s list
• EARTHS Magnet earns wellness award
• Paraiso Town Center is now The Village at Dos Vientos Ranch
• March sheds light on suicide
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Actors will perform stories from old Conejo
• Storytellers guild to gather
• Teen center receives $5,000 donation
• Community Briefs
• City seeking input on plan for seniors
• Conejo Valley author helps readers tap into their life stories
• Oak trees from acorns
• Young pupils make feathery friend
• Artistic quilt show opens soon
• What’s Under One Roof
• Lineup set for T.O. speaker series
• New county office a place to go for those in need
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Backbone Trail nearly complete
• Misses young Acorn columnist
• Time to play fair with Hooters
• Success of local middle schools driving API improvement
• Restaurant being unfairly targeted
• A house divided over Hooters
• What offends? Well, it all depends
• Wants to get something off chest
• Hooters critics aren’t being fair
• Vocal minority doesn’t stand for T.O.
• Senior grateful for neighbors’ help
• Don’t send labor laws backward
• Home schooling improved test score
• Why such fuss over the American flag?
• New hospice checks out all right
• Eyewitness to poopleaving perpetrator
• Why smart meters aren’t so smart
• Advertising trailers are an eyesore
• Residents missing a bigger issue
• Cartoon
• Lessons learned from ‘Gabby’
• Man gets max sentence for accelerating his vehicle toward sheriffs deputies
• Memorial held for T.O. Boulevard squatter
• Housing expert sees recovery on the horizon
• Fusing fitness with fun
• Plan to improve downtown T.O. a step closer to reality
• Services at Temple Etz Chaim
• Set yourself free from the weight of hate
• Calendar
• Table fellowship
• Simi Valley deacon takes ministry to remote Alaskan village
• Simi Valley festival adds more fun
• Art and Jazz Festival closes out summer
• Fundraisers to help teen with brain cancer
• Fraud drives up healthcare costs
• Free screening for disorder
• The Secret
• Underwood Family Farms welcomes fall with festival
• Moorpark women’s club paints with kindness
• Pet of the Week
• At the Library
• Muckdogs win it all in baseball tourney
• What seniors should be doing
• Teen named pageant 'nalist
• Bridges school presents carnival fun
• Children fine tune talent at performing arts academy
• Military academy info night
• New football stadium misses home opener
• Road runners
• Cloth artists exhibit quilts
• A celebration of roses
• Watercolor demonstration benefits new art museum
• Support for beer tasting festival skyrockets
• Residents help clean up the creek
• Big Bad Voodoo Daddy to swing for bene't concert
• Fill a book bag for three bucks at library sale
• Feeding the hungry
• Fashion show aids home for at-risk kids
• Moorpark teen is art star
• Act ensures jobs are filled by legal workers
• Council approves vacant lot for use by RV dealership
• Wants to clarify article’s facts
• Salutes flag provider
• Take Fido to dog park
• Cartoon
• Shelves almost empty at Moorpark Food Pantry
• ‘Smart meters’ coming to county
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Vacation contest pics online
• Police warn of lottery scam
• Council names artist for Ruben Castro Center
• Moorpark’s sales tax numbers up from last year
• In a library not too far, far way....
• Lion distance runners serious about having fun
• Week 2 scores
• Krems cruises to tennis title
• Local TVL teams among best in Ventura County
• Last week’s top performers
• Marmonte standings
• Weekend schedule
• Other local football matchups
• 'e Acorn’s High School Football Game of the Week
• Chabad unveils new center
• Faith Briefs
• A church family without borders
• State chiropractic board requires ‘informed consent’
• Get screened for arterial disease
• Free diabetes class held in T.O.
• Survivor to discuss careers after cancer
• Health, fitness day puts focus on kids
• Theater conservatory offers class for aspiring thespians
• The Movie Nut
• Get a Taste of Conejo at the Four Seasons
• Auction features award-winning artist
• Calendar
• Big Bad Voodoo Daddy comes to Kavli
• Walk for Healthy Schools is this weekend
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Bridges to host community fair
• Learn about military academies
• New TOHS science class trains problemsolvers of tomorrow
• Are your pets disaster ready?
• Pet of the Week
• A day of dance for foster youths
• For the love of art
• Entrepreneur mom launches ecofriendly baby blanket business
• I Want a Reason
• T.O. native produces documentary on plight of Haitian women
• Christian comedy to benefit ailing actor
• Rotary Club names o'cers, directors
• ‘Oh Great Spirit’
• WLV tennis director wins at nationals
• Live entertainment, beer on tap at Oktoberfest
• Charity golf tournament benefits police department
• Garden club celebrates 50 fruitful years
• Book sale is last of the year
• A piece of ranch history preserved
• Culture trip
• KCLU o'ering tour of new broadcast center
• Teen passes on love of reading
• Experts talk opera
• Fall programs planned in Dos Vientos
• Native culture comes alive in T.O.
• Singer to compete for record deal
• Sheriff's Blotter
• You choose this year’s top ‘Take Your Acorn on Vacation’ photo
• Filters installed near Medea Creek successful in reducing urban runoff
• NPHS hosting forum on rising threat from heroin, prescription drug abuse
• Enforcing dog license laws not always a treat
• Prove 9/11 victims didn’t die in vain
• Letters show that community cares
• Five suggestions for future restaurant
• Observations from Hooters hearing
• California has it all backwards
• E-Verify would kill agriculture industry
• Open the book on city pensions
• Cartoon
• Traffic enforcement has gone too far
• T.O. Boulevard plan a U.N. conspiracy
• Conejo schools are in good hands
• FOR THE RECORD
• Reaction to test results overblown
• Changes coming at city hall might not be a bad thing
• A rare sight in T.O.: new construction
• Thousand Oaks antes up millions to keep redevelopment agency running
• Council must make $20-million decision
• City attorney bids adieu for Burbank
• Approval of Hooters liquor license appealed
• Take a musical ride with ‘The Gondoliers’
• Calendar
• The Acorn Epicurean
• Kids Connect With Fruits And Veggies At Local Farmer’s Market
• Bubba’s, An Antique Picker’s Paradise
• Moorpark, TOHS toss around compliments before big game
• Consensus on court is T.O. the team to beat
• Ballet helps heal youth with toes
• Spruce-up day for Boys & Girls Club
• Nobody should die alone
• Brews on tap for tasting fest to kick off Country Days
• Arts council announces award finalists
• Moorpark Highlands reveals new luxury home model
• Festival time
• A day of remembrance
• Fresh fruit for sale at Friday farmers market
• Paintings hit the ground running
• Guest opinion
• ‘Shame on you’
• Wants to fine offenders
• A solution for dog waste
• Vote for top Acorn photos
• Metrolink crash
• Cartoon
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Council challenges golf center’s permit
• A little wrangler
• Vacation contest pics online
• AYSO kicks o' season
• City antes up for redevelopment
• Pet of the Week
• High Holiday services o'ered at Hyatt Westlake Plaza
• B’nai B’rith hosts lecture
• Pro-evolution minister to speak
• Spiritual leaders host prayer breakfast
• Jewish temple offers spiritual and practical support to its members
• Waves crash the party at Ventura event
• Lancers lend a helping hand
• Other local football matchups
• Last week’s top performers
• Marmonte standings
• Weekend schedule
• 'e Acorn’s High School Football Game of the Week
• The Acorn’s High School Football Game of the Week
• Consensus on court is Thousand Oaks the team to beat
• September sessions
• Sky’s the limit for new pilots
• Newbury Park scholar participates in scientific research
• How parents can help
• Locals make grade at Pepperdine
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• CLU’s new football stadium not ready in time for home opener
• Documentary on ‘The Future of Food’ will be shown
• Classes o'er help to quit smoking
• The secret
• Health Briefs
• Hai Sushi
• ‘Gondoliers’ opens soon at Hillcrest
• C.V. Art Museum reopens to public
• Council names finalists for Art Stars Awards
• TV, movie actress will speak at CLU
• Calendar
• Fireside Concerts at Borchard Park a hot deal for music fans
• Families turn out in force for Day of the Horse
• Kids’ stories told in two languages
• St. Jude country fair full of entertainment options
• Church offers Family Sock Hop
• Halloween Mud Run back for second year
• County Human Services Agency opens office in Thousand Oaks
• Ending well
• Golf center awarded permit extension
• Event celebrates the wonders of the rose
• Golf center awarded permit extension
• Nature program gets kids outdoors
• Club offers island-themed dinner
• Spirit of Mountains photo contest is back
• My Stu' fundraiser includes games
• Tennis pro am to raise dollars for nonpro'ts
• My Stuff fundraiser includes games
• Dedicated Red Cross volunteer brings calm to crisis situations
• Fashion show aids home for at-risk kids
• Regents send patriotic message
• Tour offered for new docents at inn
• Casa Conejo MAC will meet at Walnut Elementary
• Church BBQ, chili provide a send-o' for summer
• Hands off Hooters
• Meeting will discuss street restriping
• Fundraising can be fun
• Conejo Valley to be canvas of colors
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Gun fired into the air during domestic dispute in Thousand Oaks
• Man allegedly sold 'reworks from home
• Authorities uncover another pot farm on public land
• ‘Smart meters’ coming to T.O.
• Presidential candidate talks in N.P.
• U.S. must maintain national defense
• Boy Scout blown away by support
• Concerns over eatery are valid
• We’ve got bigger fish to fry
• Don’t turn T.O. into Hooterville
• Enough already about Hooters
• Don’t judge schools based on API results
• Redevelopment is a shell game
• Grateful for good Samaritan’s actions
• Students are free to pray in school
• E-Verify opens up jobs for Americans
• Please pick up after your pets
• Has questions about proposed hospice
• Cartoon
• Vote for top Acorn photos
• Commission weighs future of walnut tree
• Open space agency open for comment
• T.O. opts out of 2012 Amgen Tour
• Flap over Lynn Ranch flag persists
• Schools pay tribute to first responders
• U.S. News ranks CLU 18th in West
• Travel checklist for easy trips
• Campaign increases cancer awareness
• A brand new image
• Plenty to purchase at the farmers market
• Demonstrations featured at annual equestrian event
• Calendar
• ‘The Marvelous Wonderettes’ full of nostalgic tunes
• Moorpark author launches sleuth series
• Hadassah meets
• Expo welcomes all faiths
• Panel to discuss selective college admissions
• Free training for ESL tutors
• Connect children with nature
• Program helps students with next step
• Pet of the Week
• Star Wars Day in a library not so far away
• I Want a Reason
• Musketeers join hunt to track down Thousand Oaks
• Chamber ready to tee off for networking golf tournament
• A country western birthday bash
• Laws for fundraising raffles
• Girl Scouts recognize women for leadership
• Gone, but not forgotten
• Volunte ers needed for coastal cleanup
• New rides, activities at Simi Valley Fair
• Course gives women a business edge
• Pot stash likely left by smugglers
• Pick up after pets
• She found meaning in crisis
• We all remember that fateful day 10 years ago
• Cartoon
• Fire stations to honor victims of 9/11
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Simi Valley groundwater remains under investigation
• Redevelopment lawsuit puts halt to city projects
• Economy at heart of debate
• MUSD’s state test scores continue upward
• Send us your surf photos
• Launch party
• Amgen Tour of California good to go for 2012
• Volunteers needed to clean up coast
• Faith Briefs
• JNET’s Summer Splash a smash hit
• ‘Stuff the Bus’ collects scores of school supplies
• Merit scholarships
• Standout COLLEGE Students
• Students get scholarships to study science
• Simi Valley concert will aid Alzheimer’s Association
• Golf event benefits Prostate Cancer Foundation
• Los Robles seminar a part of Prostate Cancer Awareness Month
• New Garden of Hope celebrated
• Wellness Community picks new board members
• Lynn bike lane receives safety grant despite critics’ claims it’s unsafe
• College night will feature highly selective schools
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Simi hospital hosts blood drive
• Jeffrey Osborne highlights music festival
• J. Hamilton Wines
• Panic! Productions’ first musical really ‘works’
• Calendar
• Untitled
• School districts dispute grand jury report about bus safety
• Learn to be an English tutor
• Breaking bread with the animals
• Councilman back to work after health scare
• A few tips for the traveler
• Moorpark resident publishes mystery novel about teen idol accused of murder
• Simi Valley festival includes fair, 10K run
• Raccoon caught red-handed
• Community Briefs
• Parent coach to give seminar in WLV
• Nonprofit’s hope: no one should die alone
• Nonpro't’s hope: no one should die alone
• Reagan Library collecting items for U.S. troops
• Pet of the Week
• Radio club offers wave of information
• Baha’i community to speak out about human rights violations
• Councilwoman Irwin honored by Girl Scouts
• At The Library
• Elton of past, Ringo of future
• Freedom Walk will begin at Reagan Library
• Thousand Oaks DMV will reopen in October after four-month closure
• ‘We’re going up there to see if we can do some good’
• New water tank will improve service but increase rates for customers of Cal Water
• Piano show all done in fun—for adults
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Debate goes to how we value women
• Hooters’ hiring practice is legal
• A sudden urge for a plate of wings
• Visit to restaurant won her over
• What is 9/11’s lasting lesson?
• Ad not appropriate for family paper
• Restore N.P. flag to its proper place
• Flag opponent had his facts wrong
• CVUSD not properly informing parents
• Unhappy about new smart meters
• Not easy getting around T.O.
• We all remember that fateful day 10 years ago
• City out of negotiations for auto mall properties
• Gallegly: Careful what you wish for
• Hooters is more than a restaurant
• Political Cartoon
• Latest test results a mixed bag for CVUSD
• Two longtime city hall department heads announce plans to retire
• Are you ready for some football?
• ‘Which Westlake?’
• Emerson String Quartet to perform
• Group discusses hearing loss
• Health screenings available at senior wellness expo
• Too much sun increases health risks
• Health expo seeks vendors
• Doctors train in simulated emergency room
• Adult reading tutors needed
• Flory wrangles first place at 2011 Academic Rodeo
• Symphony appoints new executive director
• Crocodile rockin’ on Labor Day
• Actors give fearless performances in hardhitting ‘Cuckoo’s Nest’
• ‘Stuff the Bus’ collects school supplies
• Calendar
• Special 9/11 services at Moorpark Presbyterian
• Unity invites community to day of prayer Sept. 8
• Biblical garden takes root
• New Euro Stone store opens in T.O.
• Chamber cuts the ribbon twice
• Board appoints new members
• Free workshops for job seekers
• Grace Brethren football kicks off
• Quakes shake, rattle & roll to victory
• Big games for MHS
• Pigskin paradise
• Wag ‘N’ Walk helps rescued animals
• Making music at library storytime
• Kick it up a notch at chili contest
• Concert to raise funds for Alzheimer’s research
• Some wine packaging may be toxic
• Docents wanted at Reagan Library
• Medicare Advantage offers extended benefits
• The definition of home may change as we age
• King ends his stay at the YMCA
• Volunteers honored
• Merit scholarships
• Tee o' with the Boys & Girls Club of Moorpark
• Pet of the Week
• Newcomers organization welcomes all
• Festival presents wine and food pairings
• Surviving the crash
• Clarifies tea party’s politics
• Let’s stay heady this fall
• Cartoon
• Act ensures jobs are filled by legal workers
• Raises her glass to thank pub
• Homeowners frustrated with looks, cost of broken wall
• Sheriff's Blotter
• County ceremony to honor victims of 9/11 attacks
• Lasure returns to Walnut Canyon as principal
• School districts dispute grand jury report
• Brew crew
• Healthy living should include daily serving of pistachios
• Don’t let sun’s rays burn you
• The definition of home may change as we age
• Scout plants biblical garden
• Join in World Day of Prayer
• Sweet story of hope lifts listeners
• Free series of seminars to teach how to prepare for emergencies
• Women’s group to host luncheon
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• CVUSD enrollment dips, but more coming from out of district
• Adult school’s new Bridge Program aims to help students make next step
• Doctor opens practice in Newbury Park
• Local Business Briefs
• La Reina lands new head golf coach
• Newbury Park track star shines
• Isham gets starting nod over Cameron
• Pigskin paradise
• Acupuncture for Addiction
• Start School Year Off Right at Farmers’ Market
• Leg Discomfort Could Signify Heart Disease
• Create Your Ideal Outdoor Living Space
• Bartenders do battle at Bogie’s
• Symphony selects new executive director
• CLU hosts French film fest
• Thousand Oaks Arts Festival starts Sept. 17
• Elton John tribute last in park series
• Calendar
• Good wine, good company
• Craig Espenschied
• St. Patrick’s Day School has new leader
• Leagues open
• Y’s host barbecues
• Taking ownership
• Love don’t cost a thing . . . or at least it’s discounted
• Squirrel saved after tumble into tar pit
• Wine tasting event benefits county Democrats
• ‘50-50’ raffles are against the law
• LoVEFest back at gardens
• Spinal neurosurgeon inspires kids to take up medicine as career
• Event will pay respect to victims of 9/11
• Reagan Library is in search of new volunteer docents
• Kids who learn to appreciate nature will carry their passion through life
• Not just for recess anymore
• Newcomers Club is open to all residents
• Montessori school moves to Oak Park
• County writers club’s newly elected board includes members from Conejo Valley
• Good deals for a good cause
• King ends his stay at the YMCA
• Community Briefs
• Seniors fear for loss of volunteer program due to federal budget cuts
• Several local residents among volunteers honored by VC Community Foundation
• No trash pickup on Labor Day
• Pet of the Week
• CRPD offering lacrosse lessons
• Assistance League hosts meeting for prospective members
• Animal control officers will be going door-to-door checking dog tags
• A Dash of Youth
• Hundreds gather to celebrate educator’s 100th birthday
• FOR THE RECORD
• Act ensures jobs are filled by legal workers
• Sheriff's Blotter
• LACFD warns of carbon monoxide detector scam
• Man accused of aiming BB gun at police facing several felonies
• Flagpoles have no place on open space
• All public benefits should be examined
• Outraged by city staff compensation
• Political Cartoon
• Objects to Hooters’ hiring practices
• Eatery doesn’t fit in Thousand Oaks
• Surprised by all the Hooters outcry
• Too many unhealthy options at school
• Opposed to bike lanes on Lynn Road
• Piano show guilty of being great time
• Ideas to promote T.O. tourism
• Driving range lights are just too bright
• The Hooters hullabaloo
• T.O., Simi cops trying to stem flow of heroin
• Legislative maps now final
• Equine lovers want to corral public support
• Hooters hearing set for Sept. 15
• Accused T.O. doctor will stand trial for sexual misconduct
• Hundreds of classic cars on display at Harborview Park
• Measuring up to size
• Calendar
• Truth comes out in courtroom drama
• Firestone Walker joins beer fest
• Book and author fair explores craft of writing
• Pool power
• Sur vivor to describe 9/11 attack
• Community Christian Church marks 25 years
• Animals win at Casino Night
• Come join the doodle gang
• Pet of the Week
• How to survive ‘back to school’
• New head of school at St. Patrick’s
• CLU welcomes new freshmen
• CSUCI receives stem cell research training grant
• Safety first when traveling to school
• Center puts kids on the right path
• ‘Berlin Candy Bomber’ recounts dropping treat parachutes
• Entries sought for coastal photo contest
• Funds available for renters facing eviction
• Coast Guard classes will cover boating safety
• Trees around pools
• Regatta introduces kids to YMCA program
• Nonprofit hopes to come out of its shell
• Calls tea party ‘misguided’
• For the record
• Despite cuts, MUSD still top-notch
• Cartoon
• The ABCs of back to school
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Vacation contest ending soon
• Grocery workers poised to strike
• Lunch program cuts food costs
• School’s back in session
• Hoping for a callback
• Hoopiingg ffoorr a ccallllbacck
• 9/11 Memorial Concert
• Kickoff faceoff: Who plays for the Lombardi Trophy in February?
• Kickoff faceoff: Who plays for the Lombardi Trophy in February?
• Ultimate Warriors
• Making their move
• La Reina volleyball team embraces expectations
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Golf event benefits N.P. Academy
• Mural made to honor school’s 40th birthday
• 9/11 survivor to speak Sept. 11
• New rabbi welcomed to temple Author ponders America’s love for meat
• Set yourself free from the weight of hate
• Center puts kids on the right path
• Health Briefs
• Military culture goes on trial in ‘A Few Good Men’
• Art exhibit ripe with creative creations
• Calendar
• Nate ’n Al
• Hot rods coming to harbor
• BBeenneefifitt ccaarrnniivvaall aa bbllaasstt
• Agency hosts adoption meeting
• Labradoodle lovers descend on Malibu
• Local author writes sci-fi novel for teens
• How to survive ‘back to school’
• Business leaders will talk social networking
• N.P. dojo still kicking after 10 years
• Deadline for Acorn vacation photo contest is here
• Reaching for the sky
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Swing band caps garden’s music series
• Professor a part of CLU 9/11 memorial concert
• Fundraiser is all about the 1950s
• Trio earn bragging rights in putting contest
• Rotary Club fundraiser, now in its 10th year, dedicated to a special cause
• Help available to renters facing eviction
• Local Scouts whip Mount Whitney
• Community Briefs
• Fathers and daughters can compete in makeshift boat race
• Pet of the Week
• Workforce board adds members
• Bankruptcy seminar offered
• Oaks Christian students help fulfill Simi child’s Make-A-Wish dream
• City looking to fill vacancy on disabled access board
• Friendly introduction
• Inaugural author, book fair set for November
• Ask the DMV
• Square dance classes are back
• Twistin’ the night away
• Art guild meeting includes oil painting demonstration
• Westlake High School graduate killed by lightning strike while in Costa Rica
• Artists hosting free reception
• Breakfast will salute women in the military
• Reagan’s son has gift of gab
• Come to the Conejo: Cities working on plan to attract visitors
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Police chase down alleged liquor thieves
• Blame the players on the field
• A question for GOP candidates
• Young columnist sees the big picture
• Really enjoys ‘A Dash of Youth’
• Hooters will be a test for council
• Dueling piano show was misogynistic
• Frequent Hooters guest lends support
• T.O. could use another option
• Bridges article gave wrong impression
• Won’t go to Janss if Hooters is approved
• Newbury Park flag should fly again
• A different look at the Amazon debate
• Political Cartoon
• The ABCs of back to school
• Newbury Park man found guilty of using deadly force against police
• Who’s at the top of the heap
• City sued over Lakes angled parking
• Back to class
• Back to School for Thousand Oaks - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• CLU welcomes more than 500 freshmen
• Fundraiser for Moorpark teen with cancer
• Make healthy decisions when eating out
• Black Widow spider bites may require medical attention
• Area netters all set
• Calendar
• Who dunnit in Ventura?
• Open casting call for ‘Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’
• Outdoor festival hosts folk music
• Musicians honor 9/11
• Performers needed for musical ‘Gypsy’
• “The Help”
• Pastor led to higher spiritual plane
• Take Your Moorpark Acorn on Vacation
• Pet of the Week
• Disney World vacation wish comes true
• Volunteer host families needed for foreign exchange students
• Local ballclub thrives at Encino tourney
• CLU launches scientific computing center
• Social Security offers back-to-school checklist
• Teen learns leadership
• Girls’ soccer club takes the gold
• Firm Specializes In Interior Design
• Yoga Studio Offers Classes For All Levels
• Bright Future For Solar Company
• Call of the wild
• Acupunture, Herbs May Help With Weight Loss
• Skaters ride concrete waves in neighborhood skate park
• Quakes shake, rattle & roll to victory
• Cyanide fishing hurts ocean’s live reefs
• Music from the Man in Black
• Come and curl in Simi Valley
• Food and fashion for brides at Hyatt event
• Taking ownership
• Are you ready to be edutained?
• Driving test tips for seniors
• Kicking asteroids
• Grant to help police curb underage drinking, DUIs
• Letter writer is scared of other letter writers
• Amazon looks for local support
• Cartoon
• Sheriff's Blotter
• State’s high court agrees to hear redevelopment lawsuit
• Bright lights, big problems?
• Pollock enters race for new congressional district
• Farm report shows crop values are up
• Celebrating the arts
• Panthers plan to pack a punch
• Kang plays like a pro in claiming amateur crown
• Baseball team riding a wave of success
• Volleyball club is magic in Minnesota
• Area netters turn focus toward fall season
• Faith Briefs
• Sisters of Notre Dame ask volunteers to lend a hand to Many Mansions
• Temple invites area adults on casino trip
• County Fellowship of Christian Athletes organizes first Victory Drive and Banquet
• Does the drama of the Dow have you feeling out of control?
• Health Briefs
• Are you ready to be edutained?
• Have coffee at the Free Clinic
• Ventura County Heart Walk is Aug. 27
• Creepy crawlies pack painful bite
• The MOVIE Nut
• Special TGIF concert will celebrate Westlake’s 30-year anniversary
• Jazz quartet latest in Gardens of the World series
• Calendar
• ‘Dancing with the Stars’ singer hopes to emerge from shadow of popular show
• Camarillo shelter hosting one-day ‘adopt-athon’
• Pet of the Week
• New senior living facility opens in T.O.
• Young musical entrepreneurs start recording studio from scratch
• Brides have their day at vendor event
• Play puts twist on Big Bad Wolf
• Kindermusik plans two open houses in September
• Garden of Hope planted in Westlake
• Suzanne Louise Freeman
• N.P. racers place in top 10 at nationals
• Tutoring for special needs
• Filling backpacks just in time for school
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• TOHS yearbook is an All-American
• Parents can apply for free lunches
• A Dash of Youth
• College student organizes picnic to encourage acceptance
• WLV church hosting 9/11 memorial concert
• Kids reel in a good time at annual fishing derby
• Emergency preparedness
• Conejo Players casting for ‘Gypsy’
• Community Briefs
• Rotarian meets reptilian
• Bronze Star a long time coming for local vet
• Born to run
• State Supreme Court agrees to hear case against abolishing redevelopment agencies
• Final word on fate of Janss mall post office expected next month
• FOR THE RECORD
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Obama, not tea party, is to blame
• Unplug yourself from negativity
• D.C. politicians are out of touch
• No longer sees a need for Congress
• Witnessing the birth of a U.S. citizen
• Diversity is overrated
• What’s in it for female customers?
• Wrong location, not wrong restaurant
• Message to Hooters critics: ‘Just relax’
• Support healthier food options in T.O.
• Paper picked fight with wrong teacher
• Cartoon
• Cities take up charge to dim driving range’s night lights
• Amazon looks for local support
• Late movie star’s pristine ranch preserved for future generations
• Plans for new school shelved
• Thousand Oaks rolls out new bus route
• Swenson Center is LEED Silver certified
• An Opportunity to Volunteer Your Time
• Summertime injuries are preventable
• Baptist church seeks renewal
• MHS hoops team finishes strong
• Moorpark feeling Aftershock’s aftermath
• Trench warfare
• Calendar
• Horror! Auditions open for ‘Little Shop’
• “Rise of the Planet of the Apes”
• Angelic dining raises arts funds
• CSUCI taking transfer students for spring
• Gifts expand CLU graduate programs
• Foster children leave troubles on shore for a day at sea
• Adopted pets make happy homes
• Fundraiser for fairgrounds
• Rummage raises money for MHS volleyball
• Funds for 4 Paws program
• Pet of the Week
• Nature lesson takes flight
• What’s your life story telling you?
• Man arrested on charges of indecent exposure
• Simi Rec & Park offers free concerts
• Small pest causes big problems for citrus trees
• Leading by example
• Voters can opt for electronic sample ballot
• Not in favor of DUI checkpoints
• Says Tea Party, GOP resorting to terrorism
• Likens Tea Party to ‘bullies’
• Believes liberals fear Tea Party
• Atheist embarrassed by other atheists
• Doesn’t want economic royalists to ruin America
• Cartoon
• The magic of live theater
• Rattlesnakes are still a danger through autumn
• Libertarians to meet
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Rabid bats still in Moorpark
• They’re having a block party
• Victims: payment not enough
• Judge calls Metrolink crash settlement a ‘Sophie’s Choice’
• Centennial celebration
• Baseballers go unblemished in S.B.
• Lions have the horses to make a run
• Shea hey: Newbury Park senior is locked in
• Bridges Charter eyes fresh start, Park Oaks parent still smarting
• Make sure benefits continue
• WHS alum is awarded Fulbright scholarship
• Fruit company doles out donation
• Local mother, daughter fight autoimmune disease
• Loss and scandal have led pastor to higher spiritual plane
• Jewish singles
• Networking group hosting island-themed mixer
• Discussion to follow bullying film
• Miles of smiles at Bible school
• Business Briefs
• Metrolink rolls out bicycle cars
• Italian eatery first tenant inked by new Paraiso ownership
• Stand Up for Our Kids event turns 10
• Master the garden
• Procrastinating gardeners can still enjoy a fruitful crop
• Learning can pay off at Discovery Center
• Reading events prepare kids for class
• Making summer memories
• Arts-based nonprofits may apply for grant money through city
• Wednesdays get jazzy at The Canyon
• Folk festival in Ventura
• The MOVIE Nut
• Veteran radio funny man hopes guests will tune in for Comedy Night
• All that Blood, Sweat & Tears pays off
• Calendar
• Westlake Village shop marks anniversary with week of ‘Summer Indulgence’
• Conejo Players present zany comedy in T.O.
• Briefs
• Fine dining with Fabio highlights Angels’ fundraiser
• What’s your life story telling you?
• Contest calls for pictures of the beach
• VC Libertarians to barbecue
• Watch Camarillo air show in the shade
• Berlin Candy Bomber will share sweet tale
• OpenBorders ends entertaining run
• Thousand Oaks filmmaker focusing on different kind of star
• Tye’s triumph
• Veterans Court offers treatment, other services
• Sheriff's Blotter
• For the record
• Feels paper comes from the heart
• Disagreeing doesn’t make us enemies
• Replica gun pointed at cops
• Attack letter taught us something
• Proof of Fox News bias is everywhere
• Cops to target underage drinking
• Horse owner upset over complaint
• Three T.O. intersections set to receive traffic signals
• Proposed law would make it easier for cities to reduce speeds on local roadways
• City manager acted like ‘spoiled child’
• Opponents getting too much press
• Debate over Hooters is good ‘theater’
• Don’t like it? Then don’t go there
• Hooters’ critics have the wrong idea
• Medical pot law being abused
• Cutting defense spending a bad idea
• Lessons learned from the elected
• Placing blame for financial mess
• Leave the American flag alone
• Rattlesnake population is growing
• Tiered water rates aren’t fair
• Political Cartoon
• End auto mall holdup
• Keeping out of the criminal spotlight
• Pet rescue
• City employee group agrees to reject pay raise
• Community garden sprouts new amenities
• Building bridges to college
• A cold sundae for a hot day
• Church hosts Bible school, barbecue
• Arts center handles the truth in ‘A Few Good Men’
• Dance Ten wins big
• Meet other Jewish singles
• And the question is . . .
• Calendar
• Exotic tale weaves story of love, sacrifice
• Getting a head start on college applications
• Rummage sale for students
• English teacher makes literary leap
• Fundraiser for First 5
• Top 10 favorite names for new babies
• Pet of the Week
• Library 93021
• Westside a winner
• Publisher takes charge
• New winery in town
• Chamber hosts golf networking
• Realtors association elects new officers
• CHP offers free traffic safety class for teen drivers
• UCLA launches trauma transplant program
• Support for hearing impaired
• Laughter is best medicine
• Hot sun can trigger skin burns, rosacea
• Familiar faces in Pac-12 football
• All eyes on the end zone
• Round-up program supports Boys & Girls Club
• Team members show why they’re Elite
• Moorpark Mavericks sting Conejo Bees
• Celebrities help kick off pet adoption event
• A landscape transformed
• Decries liberal extremism
• Prop. 36: Doomed to fail
• Cartoon
• Veterans Court taking cases
• Police Blotter
• Police say social host law is working
• Sound wall delayed
• Funds run out for drug court
• Boys injured after fall
• Stories, songs and smiles
• V.C. Brewers fall tryouts in Ventura
• Prime Ticket targets Oaks vs. Westlake
• O.C.’s Bornstein turns on the jets
• Postseason run ends for Conejo Valley All-Stars
• Surfers get another crack at Mugu’s waves
• LAX team shows why they’re Elite
• No Mullaney, no problem
• Familiar faces in Pac-12 football
• CLU launching accounting lecture series
• Getting a head start on college applications
• High school students can follow surgeons as they do their work
• ‘A Few Good Men’ comes to High Street
• Young Artists find winning formula for Windy City classic
• Calendar
• T.O. garden will sing the blues
• Park concert to feature Susie Hansen band
• WLV women’s club hosts social
• Comedy show open to people affected by cancer
• Center aimed at boosting youths’ computer skills
• Father, son enjoy final shuttle launch
• Pets need extra care in hot weather
• Ventura County Animal Services competing for a chance at $100,000
• Pet of the Week
• Catching a wave of faith
• Aglow hosting women’s breakfast
• Wild West-themed VBS held in Calabasas
• B’nai B’rith hosts ice cream social
• Hiking club conquers SoCal’s highest peak
• Getting to the bottom of T.O.’s booming foot massage business
• Trees around pools
• Patriotic landmark destroyed
• Fostering a passion for music
• Kiwanis hosts night of comedy
• Jazz singer-songwriter in Ventura County for first time
• Retired teachers help future educator
• Man helped make training films during World War II
• Safety-obsessed parents are hurting their kids
• Foster children leave troubles on shore for day at sea
• Sheriff's Blotter
• For the record
• Only we can effect real change
• Fox haters jump on scandal bandwagon
• Be thankful for Fox News channel
• Words for the president, Congress
• Police find loaded weapon at home of suspected dealer
• Routine probation search in T.O. leads to 6 arrests
• Boys, 7, injured in fall from UPS truck
• Uninformed voters have no excuse
• Low-income housing not much to look at
• Let’s be honest, not politically correct
• Drivers don’t respect crosswalks
• Flat water rate is right way to go
• Art center’s struggle was predicted
• Cartoon
• Prop. 36: doomed to fail
• Drug court disbanded for lack of funding
• Healthy-school advocates target sports drinks
• Recently discovered gang now out of business, police say
• Land deals lead to a slow-down on auto mall construction
• Hooters debate heightens, company signs lease
• Exhibit features Novorealist painters
• MPLL All-Stars finally fall
• Pudwill to skate at X Games
• Youth club expected to provide a big boost for Moorpark water polo teams
• Church opens K-7 school
• Golf tournament to benefit charities
• New adult program
• Congratulations deserved
• Garage sale benefits First 5
• Bus tour shows how teens change their cities
• ‘High School Musical’ comes to Moorpark
• Outdoor festival features artists
• Calendar
• ‘Forum’ mashes up timeless jokes and musical theater
• Kids make contest artwork
• Pet of the Week
• Psychologist addresses caregivers
• Tournament proceeds support hospice residents
• Classes on diabetes control
• Free class teaches basics of ham radio operation
• Arts fundraiser to feature wine room, dinner buffet
• Seven don’ts of dealing with difficult parents
• Summer music at Simi mall
• At the Library
• Tiny tots pony up in riding class
• Rotarian teaches teens about money
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Your turn to speak
• Put the brakes on bicycle road rage
• Cartoon
• Stand Down helps homeless veterans
• Council selects Castro sculptor
• Alcohol use suspected in Moorpark traffic fatality
• Health officials working to remove rabid bats
• Moorpark’s banner effort
• Academy to open in Moorpark
• The Art of Being
• CEO reveals spiritual secret to success
• Hawks end Omaha trip on a high note
• Westlake boys victorious in Ventura
• Deer’s futility mark now a moving target for Dunn
• Conejo Juniors take care of business
• LaSecla signs with Oakland
• Putting the ‘fun’ in fundamentals
• Ghazarian on the go
• Eye on the Conejo
• HealthBriefs
• Support group lends an ear
• Make the pool the place to be
• Chamber CEO will sit on hospital board
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS
• Crossing guards relocated for upcoming school year
• Conejo Valley networking group meets tomorrow for coffee
• Home show seeks vendors
• Local wins leadership award
• Adult school introduces Bridge Program
• FAMILY MEN Don't Wear Name Brands
• Marti O’Neill-Schmidt
• Amateur radio class is for people of all ages
• One swing was all it took
• Study the stars with Native American storyteller
• Study the stars with Native American storyteller
• Untitled
• Rec and park mailing out fall guide
• Kids come out to play at Tropical Daze
• OpenBorders’ run of art, music will end soon
• Nonobjective art on display
• Comedic Hall of Famer comes to Canyon
• The MOVIE Nut
• Red, white and food
• Calendar
• Cabrillo’s ‘Sound of Music’ is a ‘triumph’
• Reagan’s son will sign books
• Santa Monica Mountains inspired set of paintings
• Pumping up the party 101
• Reagan’s son will sign books
• Santa Monica Mountains inspired set of paintings
• Before the blaze, comes the burn
• Book Club in a Bag offered
• Where lions once roamed
• Book Club in a Bag offered
• Where lions once roamed
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Civic Arts Plaza wants to land bigger fish
• Man allegedly shared child porn via Web
• Suspect charged with impersonating an officer
• Secret marijuana fields on public property a growing problem, authorities say
• Secret marijuana fields on public property a growing problem, authorities say
• On Hooters, letters, low-cost housing
• Expansion of Simi Valley Landfill gets approval from supervisors
• City wants to restripe portion of Avenida de Los Arboles near 23 Freeway
• Fox News has lost all credibility
• A message to an anonymous hero
• Council, auto mall made wrong call
• Woman’s opinion was embarrassing
• Appreciates affordable housing
• Let’s respect different opinions
• President defends Many Mansions
• Tier 2 users are unhappy too
• Tiered system ‘foisted on us’
• Rates should take lot size into account
• Political Cartoon
• Civic Arts Plaza needs your help
• State’s top money man stops in Westlake
• Will city pay state to keep redevelopment agency alive?
• Man, 26, dies while in custody at T.O. jail
• Cool acts put on a show under hot sun
• CLU undercuts UC cost with scholarship
• Graduate schools receive $200,000
• Moorpark magnificent at tourney
• Sectional sweep for Little League All-Stars
• Barry’s bat is blazin’
• Protect family from mosquitoes
• Buddhists offer meditation event
• Sale for early Christmas shoppers
• For singers of sacred music
• Simi Valley spiritual director, author to lead workshop
• New health food store opens
• Doctor to discuss prolapse problems
• Lederer chosen for Los Robles board
• Area Red Cross appoints officer to lead awareness efforts
• Businesses show college support
• Moorpark woman follows mom’s Scouting steps
• There’s ‘Comedy Tonight’ at college theatre
• Bulletin Board
• Dance concert
• “Larry Crowne”
• Restaurateur invites residents to lift a pint
• The Girl, the date, the dilemma
• Charitable cupcakes
• Sending shockwaves
• Birthday party at adult center
• Pet of the Week
• Local author brings Jungleland back to life
• Veterinarian office burglarized
• The race is on
• Contact your area representatives
• Fast response limits fire’s spread along 118 Freeway
• City Council approves new library trustees
• Music teacher deserves praise
• DUI checkpoints are a sober reminder to abide by the law
• Cartoon
• Attorney pleads not guilty in fraud case
• Supervisors finally say yes to landfill expansion
• A powwow with pizazz
• Newbury kids safe at home with title in tow
• Facility of dreams
• Junior Olympics swim meet returning to Cal Lutheran
• Thrashers make a mess of their foes
• Tyler’s troubles continue to mount at Southern Cal
• Conejo Valley All-Stars soar in sectional round
• Free talk on prolapse at mall
• Credit union opens first East County branch
• Some eateries report spike in business from 405 closure
• Learn about hip, knee replacement
• Glimpsing old age
• Free self-defense class at Miller Y
• Middle school student meets her lifesavers
• A hiking plan: don’t leave home without it
• Students win scholarships from retired educators
• Digital camp prepares kids for jobs of the future
• Graduates headed into real world after receiving college degrees this spring
• NPHS Class of ’71 hosting reunion
• Calendar
• Tribute band captures the soul of Billy Joel
• Salsa Dash offers hot, spicy family fun
• Music, stories for infants
• Girl Scouts earn Gold
• Kids get hooked at Fishing Frenzy
• Pet of the Week
• Humane Society opens visitor’s center
• Oakbrook VBS starts Aug. 1
• Buddhist teacher to give talk at Tushita Kadampa
• American Heritage Girls group forming
• Kids get Wacky on Wednesdays
• Thousand Oaks-based orchid expert lives in a colorful world
• Christmas in July at St. Julie
• National punk rock tour stops at teen center
• Bingo brings ‘em in
• At The Library
• Authors will discuss ‘Secret of Lasting Love’
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Friends of T.O. Library elect new leaders
• Buy a brick, help county fair
• Ed Lawrence to share photo collection
• Spinning his wheels for Make-A-Wish
• Home Run Derby winners
• A Dash of Youth
• Woman helped put end to Rotary’s men-only policy
• Voters may say ‘no’ to sample ballots in mail
• 2010-11 grand jury reports
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Civil grand jury plays vital watchdog role in Ventura County
• Republicans targeting Grandma
• Police procedure made no sense
• Angry at private water purveyor
• Hold off on criticism of CLU
• Tea party doesn’t answer to GOP
• City should preserve wetland
• Water district GM making too much
• Poverty can befall any of us
• Low-income housing helps vets
• Some work hard, some have it given
• Workforce needs affordable homes
• A diverse populace make city vibrant
• Judge by size of heart, not paycheck
• Diversity is what make us beautiful
• Cartoon
• Bridge a boost for fans of Wildwood Park
• Progressive water rate structure the right choice
• Wine, food festival helps Many Mansions
• Jewel thieves avoid capture following midday robbery
• Hooters T.O. still a reality
• Ranch wants out of mobile home deal
• Latest voting maps keep Thousand Oaks “whole”
• Jewelry store hit by lunch-hour heist
• Council rejects committee’s request for flat water rate
• Scientific computing center to open Aug. 1
• True champ
• Countywide forum covers brain injury challenges
• Bird tests positive for West Nile Virus
• Church rooted in the Bible
• Softball All-Stars punch ticket to nationals
• Moorpark slugs its way to 10/11 district crown
• The Acorn’s guide to what’s going on
• Fine fare fundraising at Taste of Camarillo
• Family fun at annual Egyptian Festival
• Pet of the Week
• Pairing food, wine, seniors
• Women Realtors join forces into one group
• Honorees help build a strong workforce
• Breaking down cultural barriers
• All hands on deck for Ventura Pirate Days
• Time to appeal property assessment
• Applicants sought for cultural exchange program
• Getting down to business
• Book bargains at library
• Free lamp exchange
• MHS student qualifies for world’s largest rodeo
• United Way ‘stuffs the bus’
• Music teacher pulls strings at Moorpark schools
• Says new district maps good for city
• Law requires homes to have carbon monoxide detectors
• Cartoon
• We’re with the cities
• Sheriff's Blotter
• City to support housing agency
• Man and his best friend
• Moorpark to battle for redevelopment dollars
• Landfill decision may be made soon
• ‘$200 million isn’t enough’
• A cowgirl in Moorpark
• Mustang All-Stars kick it into high gear
• Newbury Park PONY Baseball ready for regional tournament
• Former English Premier League executive to speak in Westlake
• Pintos make coach, community proud
• Newbury Park soccer team prevails on PKs
• Players to partake in Top Gun camp
• Lethal weapon
• Lymphedema support group offered
• Mosquito season really bites
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Elks host blood drive
• Healthcare doesn’t have to cost arm, leg
• New Mexican eatery opens at Janss
• The Acorn Epicurean
• Shakespeare play won’t cost a pound of flesh
• Vocal lessons
• Islands acts will jam for Tropical Daze
• Calendar
• Swashbucklers can delight in Ventura’s Pirate Days
• “Larry Crowne”
• Area businesses plan for a natural disaster
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Date set for Taste of Conejo
• Roger E. Jones
• Pet of the Week
• OpenBorders has shows for families
• Children can audition for Master Chorale
• Cabrillo Music Theatre gets family-friendlier
• Panther wins national award
• Masses turn out to run for Miller Y
• OCHS student named top entrepreneur
• Estate sale benefits Kiwanis
• Jobs ministry revived at St. Max
• Planting tips for July
• Farmers market open earlier
• Community Briefs
• Memories of loved ones take flight during hospice tradition
• Bowling fundraiser
• Local cowgirl will compete at National High School Finals Rodeo
• Casa Conejo to talk graffiti, property taxes
• Adopt an oak tree
• Music brings stories to life
• What it means to be a match
• NPHS grad headed to Navy flight school
• Treasured photo collection now a permanent part of T.O. history
• At The Library
• Alleged car burglars corralled in Oxnard
• Simi landfill decision expected soon
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Patients join in celebration to recognize Level II trauma center’s first year
• Cartoon
• Tea party not a true third party
• Obama’s flip-flop on debt ceiling
• Vaccine debate continues
• Plenty of fun to be had this summer
• Not buying what TOBA’s selling
• Civility needed in bike lane debate
• T.O. doesn’t need low-income housing
• University is excellent neighbor
• Also upset over building at CLU
• July 4 concert no place for politics
• We’re with the cities
• Scary moment at Miller Y run ends well
• Man shot by TOPD in critical but stable condition at Los Robles
• Plans for new school facility ‘in jeopardy’
• Avoid the canyons at all costs
• Diving into summer
• Taming the Bard
• Classic victory for Moorpark ballclub
• Little League All-Stars compete with pride, passion
• No more Player hatin’
• When there’s no one left to call
• Acupuncture treats a variety of ailments
• Moorpark beauty salon is right in style
• Hooper Camera keeps business in focus
• Synagogue welcomes guests to events
• Churches address HIV, AIDS issues
• Former swim instructor dives in as head of Conejo Y
• YMCA taking signups for childcare
• Newbury Park High School Class of ‘71 will reminisce
• Academic decathlon team on film
• T.O. is alive with ‘The Sound of Music’
• Filmmakers and fans unite at the movies
• Award-winning chorus offers singing lessons
• “Transformers: Dark of the Moon”
• Moorrparrk Rebellss wiin tthe golld
• A tale of two couples
• Sharing a laugh on the Fourth of July
• Calendar
• Take your Moorpark Acorn on vacation
• Senior moving simplified
• Pet of the Week
• Summertime brings movies, gaming, book clubs, crafts at the library
• History in the making
• Music to their ears
• New political group focused on women’s issues
• Country Days plans historical theme
• Answers to questions about Social Security
• Beat the heat with a good book
• Cartoon
• 405 closure next weekend
• Check out car show
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Local attorney arrested on embezzlement charges
• Moorpark murder trial set for October
• New legislative maps cause a flap
• Fireworks Extravaganza!
• AN OPPORTUNITY TO VOLUNTEER YOUR TIME
• T.O. ballclub topples Conejo Valley
• Little League All-Stars get their moment in the sun
• Locals in rugby finals
• Conejo Valley Big League begins U.S. title defense
• Earning her stripes
• Hearing sufferers can learn if they qualify for free devices
• Villa Esperanza will party in Pasadena
• CO meters now required in some homes
• Connecting
• What Sets Solar Provider Apart
• Local Doctor is Pioneer in the Field of Plastic, Cosmetic Surgery
• Hooper Camera Puts Focus on the Customer
• Speaker will discuss changing perception of Muslims in U.S.
• Dennis Merritt Jones to lead spirituality workshop
• World Council of Churches works to counter HIV stigma
• Pet of the Week
• Standout COLLEGE Students
• Most transfer requests approved in CVUSD
• Calendar
• ‘Sound of Music’ can be heard at Kavli Theatre
• Young filmmakers enjoy moment in spotlight
• Play bridge on Sundays
• The MOVIE Nut
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Film lovers may flock to Ventura
• Demerath- Mullin wed in Malibu
• Variety of school year child care options available through locals Y’s
• Series of events benefit symphony
• Philanthropic club selects new board
• Credit union chief selected to consumer protection board
• Time to appeal property tax estimates is now
• Wi ld life muralist is honorar y chair of T.O. Arts Festival
• Art display at Galleria is perfect for food lovers
• Money available to fund sports facilities
• Dancers kick up their heels on T.O. stage
• Student hopes gift of music will brighten the life of an abused child
• 9/11 ride departs soon
• DART offers monthly training
• History of Jungleland explored in pictures
• On deck as history happens below
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Fireworks may be to blame for blaze
• Ask The DMV
• Cities plan to fight Brown on redevelopment
• Pollution-fighting state senator to help launch female political council
• Conejo Mobile Home Park’s final few
• TOBA rep says slower traffic is good for sales
• Police, FBI make child porn arrest
• Man facing life in prison for nearly killing stepsister
• Lighting, landscaping assessment fees going up
• Doesn’t like new architecture at CLU
• Headline was off by an atom or 2
• Cartoon
• Nation is headed for disaster
• Why is 23 Freeway work not done?
• Stop the rising cost of college
• Reading: a cool summer choice
• Large affordable housing project can move forward
• Setting the sky on fire
• County supervisor doesn’t stay parked for long
• Legislative maps call for T.O. to be split in two
• Libraries begin a new chapter
• Francisco Dorame: A leader in the making
• Elad Goren Elected Chairman of Moorpark College Foundation
• Moorpark Girls Softball sending 2 teams to state
• District 13 All-Stars on deck
• Local referee working her way up the ranks
• Marmonte football players turn heads at Conejo Classic
• Easter Seals Tri-Counties increases therapy staff
• Team sports keep teen girls healthy
• Stay safe for summer parties
• Outdoor fun with the National Park Service
• Kids will have a ‘bash’
• The secret to going the distance is really no secret
• What’s next for the nation’s housing ?
• Local premium vintners will share their wares
• “Bad Teacher”
• ‘Rocky Horror Show’ is ‘astounding’
• 4th Of July Celebrations
• Datebook
• Pet of the Week
• ‘Star Spangled Ice’ is professional skater showcase
• Summer splash
• Books at two bucks a bag
• Moorpark embraces the arts
• College standouts
• Students prepare for the workforce
• Scholarships go to those seeking construction-related careers
• County gas prices see slow decline
• Realtors award scholarships to top students
• Freeway closure slows down Southland
• Active Adult Center to deal some good hands
• Bunko tourney raises thousands of dollars
• The great textbook trade
• Where to go on Fourth of July
• Invites residents to join grand jury
• Says mayor is ‘whining’
• Cartoon
• 13 facts for Independence Day
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Moorpark man killed in T.O. crash
• Get ready for sis boom aaahhh!
• Summer’s bounty
• Leave fireworks to the experts
• School district hopes for the best, plans for the worst
• Newbury Park church putting finishing touches on new center for youth
• Vacation Bible School in T.O. a real bash
• The Art of Being
• Faith Briefs
• 2 days in the valley
• Silverfin team wins Battle for L.A.
• Lancer seniors take the next step
• Carstensen to coach cross country at Thousand Oaks
• Hand down, man down: Westlake wins big
• District 13 All-Stars on deck
• Cardinals cap championship campaign
• Tennis talent is tops in Ventura County
• Krems lends a helping hand
• Season for success
• Local church to host blood drive
• Menthol smokers feel ‘twice addicted’
• Court is in session
• Long road ahead
• When there’s no one left to call
• ER nurses, doctors available for questions
• NP native honored at SDSU
• Students close deal on scholarships
• Work-study students finally get their due
• The Movie Nut
• Bless my soul! Conejo Players’ ‘Rocky Horror’ is ‘astounding’
• Grammy-winning band to play OpenBorders
• Musicians eager to make noise among books
• Santa Ynez wine makers host July 2 tasting event, ‘Stars, Stripes and Syrah’
• 4th Of July Celebrations
• Calendar
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Preschool open house
• Cool down
• School lunch prices tick up for ’11-’12
• Tennis camp for kids ages 5 to 7
• Eagle Scout built picnic tables for church
• Beat the heat at a local pool
• Writers club sponsors short story contest
• FAMILY MEN Don't Wear Name Brands
• Invitation store finds new spot
• A fresh start for Paraiso
• Girls Scouts give to Manna
• City of T.O. named to ‘Family-Friendly’ list
• Learn about Conejo Free Clinic over coffee
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Social Services board taking applications
• Outdoor lovers have much to choose from come July
• CLU expert to forecast local economy
• Early deadlines
• Club shares fruits of its labor
• Historic hogs on display at oil museum
• How to avoid ‘carmageddon’
• Chumash workshop
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Pet of the Week
• Yacht club hosting fundraiser by the lake
• Street fair offers Model T photo op
• A Dash of Youth
• Folks fill library to hear from famous comedian
• Fraternal organization open to inquiries from women
• WLV hosting full slate of July 4 festivities
• Running on full: How TO native Jonny Lieberman landed his dream gig
• Old hospital to become senior home
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Resident raising stink about overgrowth
• Sharp-eyed citizens tip off authorities to car burglars
• Business leaders receive crime, fire update
• Man, 66, dies in motorcycle crash on Lynn
• For the record
• Missing his music
• Fighting for the hard-of-hearing
• State Department giving student aid
• New law requires carbon monoxide alarms
• Cycling club voted against safety
• New law requires CO2 alarms
• Evaluate administrators, too
• We’re charitable, not ‘saps’
• Political Cartoon
• Why mobile home parks matter
• Residents getting their fill of cheaper gas
• Illegal fireworks endanger people, pocketbooks, authorities warn
• IRS getting tough with nonprofits
• 'Remember me?'
• The deal
• Worried tenants breathe sigh of relief
• Tag teams that set the bar sky high
• ‘Macho Man’ was great, but he wasn’t the greatest
• Eclipse soccer squad shoots, scores
• Quarterbacks in the spotlight
• Southern Section coaches honor standout athletes
• Moorpark All-Stars dominate tournament
• Dueling pianos at Fiamme Restaurant
• KCLU radio wins big in broadcasting
• ‘Let’s do the Time Warp again’
• Chorale seeks tenors and altos
• “Green Lantern”
• Classes present the facts on joint replacement
• Bunko tourney battles breast cancer
• Chamber serves barbecue
• New manager at Simi mall
• Grant helps with disaster recovery
• House of worship: Temple Etz Chaim
• Datebook
• Mothers find support through MOPS
• Pet of the Week
• Moorpark photographer awarded ‘Best in Show’
• Brain tumor stuns college-bound senior
• Rotary honors scholars
• Ice cream has a real cool history
• Dance performance
• Seniors stay safe this summer
• Ham radio operators are on the air in Simi
• It’s a high-flying act
• Eye on the Conejo
• At the Library
• Take it or leave it
• Column examines the health benefits, risks of fluoridated tap water
• Cornerstone ministry clears the rubble in Joplin
• For the record
• Contact your area representitive
• City calls state’s decision to end redevelopment agencies ‘illegal’
• Roadwork raises risk of unsafe driving
• Cartoon
• Early deadlines
• Performer shares the song in his heart
• Sheriff's Blotter
• City appoints new Teen Council
• Canterbury housing given the go-ahead
• City will fight
• Moorpark passes balanced budget
• Fast feet
• New Shul marks one-year anniversary
• Agency decides ‘no more handouts’
• Lexus dealer earns Elite status
• HOBY CEO selected to serve on roundtable
• Chairmen of the boards, Los Cerritos style
• Football teams will air it out at Conejo Classic
• America’s got talent
• Area’s top athletes earn All-Southern Section nods
• Westlake Ballers are shot callers
• Surf crew scores waves, stacks trophies
• Bulldogs fetch a pair of walk-off wins
• HealthBriefs
• Tri-Valley League salutes spring stars
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Master Chorale seeks singers
• Sushi chefs square off at Four Seasons
• High-flying act coming to VC Fairgrounds
• The MOVIE Nut
• KCLU awarded for excellence
• Senior standouts: La Reina High School
• Mock trial coach prepares students for real life
• La Reina grads take leap of faith
• Safe a ‘second parent’ to CVHS students
• Practice SAT offered Saturday
• Local student named to scholar society
• Senior standouts: Conejo Valley High
• Cause for celebration
• Photo earns top prize for N.P. woman
• Cousins earn Eagle Scout awards
• Safety tips for the summer
• Brothers earn Eagle Scout awards
• Math carnival a real plus for kids, adults
• MS Society awards 2 local students with $1,000 scholarships
• Bring the kids to see Shakespeare
• Datebook
• Community Briefs
• Summer programs at park and rec
• Racer is rising through the ranks
• Pastel show
• Planting tips for June
• Pet of the Week
• Eye on Conejo
• July festival will raise money for CVNFL
• Libraries unveil new technology
• Historical society selects Don and Doña
• Swing for the fences July Fourth
• Chumash celebrate Summer Solstice
• Radio hams demonstrate emergency skills in Simi
• Former swim instructor dives in as new director of Conejo Valley Y
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Marijuana implicated in arrests
• Electronic card readers the target of thieves
• To CVUSD: ‘Show me the money’
• Landfill decision delayed
• July 4th means early deadlines
• Board reviews progress toward improving effectiveness of teachers
• For the record
• Chill! Every age has its own phrase
• State should reduce gas tax
• Weiner roast
• RSVP gives seniors a purpose
• USPS has itself to blame for problems
• Teen tea party leader talks in T.O.
• Citizen had good return policy
• Saying ‘awesome’ is not awesome
• Vaccine bashers didn’t get the facts
• Don’t stress over trails, enjoy them
• No excuse for teens’ actions
• Worried about bikers on Lynn
• Council should bike on Lynn Road
• Coverage of water board inaccurate
• Don’t worsen boulevard traffic
• Time to end Conejo car culture
• Cartoon
• Mobile home tenants set to gather
• Roadwork raises risk of unsafe driving
• Freeway interchange at Wendy Drive will be widened starting next year
• TOPD asking kids to ‘chill’
• Mayor makes known his thoughts on plan to improve T.O. Boulevard
• Direct hit
• 5 enter V.C. Hall of Fame
• Spring season standouts honored by Marmonte
• Winning softball crown a breeze for Moorpark
• Baseball’s biggest punk
• Shakespeare Festival kicks off summer
• “Super 8”
• Seniors step in time
• Love of learning will set applicants apart
• Boys and girls have summer fun
• Kids get tech savvy at camp
• Traffic safety classes for teen drivers
• This year, we invited kids to participate in Draw Dad for the Moorpark Acorn . . .
• Pet of the Week
• Happy Anniversary
• Take a trip on the Moorpark Beach Bus
• Death Coaster
• Learn to manage diabetes
• The new retirement: working
• Church builds new facility
• Women find wisdom
• Stepping into the mystery of ‘I don’t know’
• Datebook
• Loving life at the Moorpark Relay
• Lunch to rock ’n’ roll
• School wish list comes true
• These dads are picture perfect
• Writers take aim at June 10 Medicare letter
• Cartoon
• Simi Valley landfill hearing delayed again
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Teen Council named
• No more handouts
• Neighborhood rocked by suspected drug lab explosion
• Murder case heads to trial
• ‘The Bard’
• Triple threats
• Tag teams that set the bar sky high
• ‘Macho Man’ was great, but he wasn’t the greatest
• Punk rock & baseball talk
• Seniors can avoid pitfalls associated with taking multiple medications
• Seminar probes new treatment
• Putting on weight? Blame the environment
• T.O.’s Villa Esperanza wins Awesome Provider award
• Spring thing: Marmonte honors top performers
• Therapist to run new support group for young adult cancer survivors
• Health Briefs
• Kiwanis rolls out the barbecue for the Cancer Survivors Day picnic
• ‘Peek-a-boo’
• Shakespeare in 15th season
• The MOVIE Nut
• Violin, viola competition will feature local young musicians
• Performances mixed in Christie classic
• Theater professor, Vietnam vet writes of wartime experience
• ‘Let’s do the Time Warp’
• The Art of Being
• ‘Pandamania’ event at Calvary Chapel
• Living Oaks expands into third building
• House of worship
• Senior standouts: Westlake High School
• Freymuth’s future includes global goals
• Warriors walk into life’s next chapter
• Senior standouts: Thousand Oaks High School
• Valdez’s impact felt on the mat, in the classroom at TOHS
• Lancers leave a lasting legacy
• Senior standouts: Newbury Park High School
• Soccer pitch helped Canacoo feel at home at Newbury Park
• Panthers show their school pride
• Conejo park district seeks summer camp counselors
• Newbury Park native wins CLU literary prize
• Staff’s quick thinking saves student
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Making perfect puffs
• College Corner
• Giving ‘The Bard’ an encore shake
• CHP offering teen driver safety program
• Math Midway coming to T.O.
• Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Month
• FAMILY MEN Don't Wear Name Brands
• Thomas Eugene Griffiths
• Mom, like, maddened by, like, a troubling trend
• Broker recognized for sales
• Teacher honored with Spirit Award
• Pet of the Week
• Squirrel of the Month
• Calendar
• Arts Council unveils new president
• We know just what Dad wants for Father’s Day—­­ice cream
• Teens to collect food as part of gathering
• Environmental issues and your health
• Astronomincal Society hosting telescope clinic
• On the Trail
• Faith author to speak at Westlake store
• Equipment thefts on the rise
• Ask the Arborist
• Junior Women select trio of winners
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Founder of teen tea party to speak
• Out for a leisurely swim
• Student takes top honors at youth awards
• Soroptimists hosting dinner
• Radio club planning for Field Day
• Miller Y to host July 4 get-together
• Growing up in the ‘Car’nejo Valley
• YMCAs offer leadership programs
• From empty space to arts aplenty
• Man guilty in selling technology abroad
• Closure leaves sense of longing
• Library’s health event earns kudos
• Panhandling has negative effect
• Parents thankful for school’s actions
• Cyclists deserve to travel safely
• Mutual respect a must for the road
• Drivers need to pay attention
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Bike lane proposal isn’t a good idea
• FOR THE RECORD
• Cyclists need to observe rules
• Redevelopments not a top priority
• Boulevard changes political payback
• Cartoon
• These dads are picture perfect
• Told it’s time to move
• School district bringing back its counselors
• New owner retools Paraiso shopping center
• CVUSD takes first steps toward building a new community center
• 2011 graduates bid farewell
• CLU makes Community Service Honor Roll
• New director presents 'Shrew'
• Community High School seniors share their dreams, aspirations
• Pet of the Week
• Calendar
• Church teaches love, gives service
• Learn how to read a hospital bill
• A father’s memories to last a lifetime
• Reading program makes a splash
• Arts center searching for ‘A Few Good Men’
• Moorpark High School seniors have diverse backgrounds, interests
• “Midnight in Paris”
• Math Midway adds up to fun
• Graduate’s hard work pays off
• MLB teams scoop up area ballplayers
• Soccer stars have Olympic dreams
• All-Star hoops game at MHS
• Conejo Oaks back on the diamond
• Tee off to help earthquake victims
• Simi farmers market on the move
• Military honored at benefit ball
• Comedian Shelley Berman explains, ‘What’s so funny?’
• Teens take charge behind the wheel
• Big trees
• Soldier coming home from war
• Don’t add fuel to the fire
• Cartoon
• For the record
• Says letter promotes ‘Medi-scare’
• A little more sizzle to go with that steak
• Businesses can support college with flip of the light switch
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Community grads shine
• Council okays maintenance fees
• a day to remember
• Water rates a complex problem
• Lion boys’ relay team snags state title
• TOHS hires baseball coach
• Lacrosse team prevails at Peppertree Park
• Conejo Oaks get crackin’ at the plate
• Soccer stars have Olympic dreams
• MLB teams load up on local ballplayers
• Lions leave no doubt who’s No. 1
• Cyclists to make stop
• Develop diabetes care plan at free workshop
• Abused children find shelter from storm
• Easter Seals adds staff, therapy services
• Learn to read hospital bills at free seminar
• Skaters show their skills
• Auditions open for two Gilbert & Sullivan operettas
• ‘Flash mob’ turns into flash dancers to advertise summer play
• New farmers market opens
• Strolling among artwork
• ‘King and I’ performance charms audience
• Teenage singer to perform at board installation
• Audition call
• The MOVIE Nut
• ‘What will I be when I grow up?’
• Maple helps Make-A-Wish
• Choir performs variety of musical styles
• WHS student will attend seminar at West Point this summer
• Local educator named county’s best
• Student from Kosovo inspired to help her countrymen
• Adventist Academy grads at an advantage
• Learn Winter Olympic sport of curling
• Bump, set, spike this summer
• Crafting cranes to show they care
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Hollywood Storage collecting toiletries for tornado victims
• Expo drew SCOREs of business people
• Pet of the Week
• Dog show and walk offer red carpet event for mixed breed canines
• Faith Briefs
• The Art of Being
• Moorpark UMC pastor has many responsibilites: ‘preach, teach, marry, bury’
• Catholic church charity drive to help 28 agencies
• Calendar
• Comedian coming to T.O. library
• City names its Senior of the Year
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Yacht club opens its sails
• Patriotic night planned at Reagan Library
• Community Briefs
• Abby’s next big adventure
• Police make arrest in N.P. burglary case
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Student misbehavior putting bad spin on the start to summer break
• New Social Security office now open
• Ask the DMV
• Thousand Oaks Farmers Market will mark 20 years at June 16 celebration
• Couple’s story acts as a cautionary tale regarding carbon monoxide poisoning
• Also having trouble with USPS
• Don’t confuse tea party platform
• Upset preschool ended early
• Law-breakers should be named
• Be wary of new ‘smart’ meters
• Equestrian offers clarification
• Fence would help protect horses
• The emperor’s new horse trail
• Keep kids out of the bike lane
• Sketch had no place in the paper
• Bicycle safety no laughing matter
• Cartoon: a missed opportunity
• Political Cartoon
• A little more sizzle to go with that steak
• July shutdown of 405 Freeway will affect drivers across the region
• 4 Westlake High students expelled from school, charged with felonies
• Impacts are ‘significant,’ ‘unavoidable’
• So-called ‘boyfriend bandit’ behind bars
• Fire department expects hot summer
• Serving in Uniform
• City seeks representative to Area Housing Authority
• Law enforcement standouts saluted
• Los Robles Master Chorale seeks new singers
• A true story comes to musical life with ‘The King and I’
• One-day career workshops help job seekers
• Five Guys brings its burgers, fries to Simi
• Datebook
• Soccer squad leaves opposition feeling Blue
• Simi golf championships scheduled for late July
• Bulldogs fetch a pair of walk-off wins
• Storm surge
• Hoopsters hit nothing but net in Moorpark
• Registration for Y camps
• Library 93021
• Recreation center offers summer camps for all ages
• Plenty of artwork for sale at crafts exhibition
• Pet of the Week
• Auditions for children’s choir
• Kiwanis Club honors county’s top cops
• Bishop to lead women’s workshop
• What it’s really all about
• Staged house party tackles teen drinking
• Memorial Day Heroes
• Explore the outdoors this summer
• How can the the poor be fed?
• Farmers market opens in Simi
• More thieves nabbing landscaping equipment
• Active adults celebrate Father’s Day
• Serving in uniform
• Family fun featured at Strathearn Park
• When seniors no longer drive
• Cal Cup scores big on anniversary
• Brush clearance good protection
• Wants people to know the facts
• Thinks dump is the pits
• Cartoon
• Dog park gives new leash on life
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Give Dad a colorful gift
• School district chief set to retire
• Moorpark Chamber honors those who make a difference
• Civic center remains a top priority for City Council
• oh, the places you’ll go
• Volunteer wants to preserve RSVP
• Window World Partners With St. Jude’s
• Equipment Leasing A Good Option
• Nurse Gives The Facts On HCG And How It Helps Weight Loss
• Anderson to be honored in L.A.
• Track greats advance to state meet
• Company Provides In-home Care For Elderly
• Westlake Village Real Estate Duo Bring Short Sale Expertise
• Westlake golf team off target in attempt to make state final
• Eighth-grader on a mission
• Warrior netters even score with Mater Dei but fall short in regional championship
• Elusive 21st out dooms Lions
• Late rally sends OCHS to softball final
• Amazing Ally
• Sunglasses can save your sight
• UCLA children’s hospital ranked among best in U.S.
• Senior Concerns offers healthy living class
• Golf tournament raises millions to fight cystic fibrosis
• Standout COLLEGE Students
• Students learn lesson in foreign affairs
• Student among few invited to West Point
• Student scientists earn high marks at state fair
• Locals named to CLU honor society
• CRPD has summer camps
• Sophomores attend Hugh O’Brian Leadership Seminar
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Oaks Christian’s new online school getting global attention
• Decorated Westlake choir delights hometown fans once more
• ArtWalk is this weekend
• The MOVIE Nut
• Pet of the Week
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Squirrel of the Month
• FAMILY MEN Don't Wear Name Brands
• Faith Briefs
• Satirist does one-man show
• Datebook
• Founder of health institute highlights Chamber breakfast
• Kiwanis honor deputies
• Recital will dedicate church organ
• Master chorale holding auditions
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Learn to spot a scam
• Day of events dedicated to wellness
• Troop helps spruce up Stagecoach Inn
• National recreation area has plenty planned for the public
• Bright young musicians impress at all-district band festival
• Moving with attitude
• The Acorn Epicurean
• Council on Aging will name Senior of the Year
• Scouts plant flags to honor country’s war dead
• Newbury Park octogenarian going for gold at Pasadena Senior Games
• Roller derby daredevils
• Sheriff's Blotter
• City renews Chamber contract for $130,000
• YMCA park progressing quietly in Westlake
• Lake Sherwood resident dies in crash
• T.O. Boulevard Plan available for scrutiny
• VC Fire Department presents real-life demonstration on how to protect property
• Council upholds rent increase at Ranch Mobile Home Park
• Warns of dangers of vaccines
• Editorial cartoon was offensive
• Landscaping tools the target of thieves
• For the record
• Prom organizer thanks NPHS PFA
• One package’s wild ride
• Lazy pet owners ruining park
• Keep government, church separate
• City leadership wastes tax dollars
• Political Cartoon
• Think before you act
• ‘Thousand Oaks was at its best’
• Park Oaks is packing its things
• CVUSD rescinds class size increase
• Committee recommends return to flat water rate
• How to make a principal split
• Refugee bitten by teaching bug
• Dreaming of squirrels
• Learn How to Invest in Retirement
• Furniture Store is a Cut Above
• “Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides” (3-D)
• Students can sign up for teen council
• Datebook
• Cleaning Service
• Get your body in rhythm
• Doctor meets his evil side in ‘Jekyll & Hyde’
• County launches disaster preparedness campaign
• Los Robles Hospital welcomes community to conference
• Relay for Life supports cancer-fighting programs
• Former LA Kings players take a shot at golf to fight cystic fibrosis
• Track talent off to Masters
• MHS golfer Lim is in
• Softball all-stars swing for the fences
• Higginbotham always brought heat
• CLU religion professor retires
• Chabad women pamper bodies and souls
• Pet of the Week
• Annual fundraiser a tasty treat
• Casa Pacifica helps county’s troubled youth
• Local dogs let loose
• Parent group to discuss special needs
• La Reina High School takes home first place
• Student internships available in state representative’s office
• Summer camp makes musical memories
• Senior standouts: The High School at Moorpark College
• Grad gets an international view of life
• TOP 15 Local People of 2011
• Park’s new Tale Trail tells a story
• Two Memorial Day services will commemorate veterans
• Simi woman puts the fun in fundraiser
• Pulling teeth
• Program helps seniors get savvy on financial scams
• Take a trip to the Gourd Art Festival
• Here’s looking at you, kid
• Active Adult Programs
• High school junior chosen for Girls State in Sacramento
• Roller derby daredevils
• Police say man committed suicide
• Don’t sneak up on her
• Say Gallegly’s vote was immoral
• He’s fired up about gas theft
• On Memorial Day, remember the cost of freedom is high
• Cartoon
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Give Dad a colorful gift
• Residents wonder what’s up with the water
• Metrolink station to get second entrance
• Tour de Moorpark
• Vets' stories become theater production
• WLV financial planner invited to round table
• Datebook
• GoldFellow greenlights new store
• Financial Pointe adds adviser
• New market Sprouts in WLV
• Lessons offered in the art of the job search
• Master chefs will do battle at Four Seasons
• Marketing firm hires social media director
• Group celebrates Father’s Day
• Emergency preparedness encouraged
• Los Robles seeks to educate public
• Spirituality workshop offered
• Notre Dame choir to perform
• The Art of Being
• Longtime CLU religion professor stepping down
• Local teams still alive in playoffs
• Steeler safety points kids in right direction
• Hoops event to benefit Panther boys’ program
• Track talent gears up for Masters meet
• Say it ain’t so, Joe
• Elmo and friends to invade Fred Kavli Theatre
• Physician unleashes his dark alter ego in ‘Jekyll & Hyde’
• High Street releases ’11- ’12 lineup
• TGIF series starts June 3 in Westlake
• The Movie Nut
• Local residents receive degrees from Azusa Pacific
• Students receive Kiwanis scholarships
• Westlake High singers hit a high note
• Wildwood PTA buys 36 new computers for school
• Parent advocacy group will meet
• Mock trial team places 16 out of 47 at nationals
• Students honored for citizenship
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Students tell stories stained in glass
• Race car exhibit opens at Reagan Library
• Memorial Day means baseball, softball
• Pin-seekers help Hospice
• Docent to speak at Rotary luncheon
• Nature-inspired exhibit at library
• Director of T.O. Free Clinic among those honored with community spirit award
• Tennis pros face off in Westlake
• Big top fun for Delta Kappa Gamma
• Classical music bonds performers
• Recital benefits New West Symphony
• World's eyes turn to T.O. for Amgen Tour of California
• Youth volunteers earn recognition
• Kids learn about bike safety
• Concert organizer ready to move on
• Pet of the Week
• T.O. hosts Community Cleanup Day
• WWII infantryman saw firsthand the horrors of war
• San Diego County man linked to home burglaries in T.O.
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Some T.O. residents have joined opposition to expansion of Simi Valley Landfill
• 15-year-olds booked on charges of street terrorism
• Library, arts center both suffering from lack of revenue
• It’s that time again: Draw Dad!
• Letter’s author missed the joke
• Has a problem with U.S. Postal Service
• Prayer on lawn is protected speech
• Christianity is a part of U.S. history
• Doesn’t agree with council decisions
• Paid for or not, bike lane isn’t safe
• Volunteer program could lose funding
• Wants cost versus benefits analysis
• Plan is product of residents’ desires
• Cartoon
• Teen consumed alcohol the night of fatal crash, toxicology exam shows
• On Memorial Day, remember the cost of freedom is high
• Unfinished Conejo Creek Bike Path a danger to horses, equestrian says
• Photo Finish!
• City Council makes call to hike Dial-A-Ride fees
• TOHS student recovering from late-night accident
• KCLU opens new broadcasting center
• Survival of the fittest
• Student makes the grade
• Robotics summer camp
• Students scrub to earn silver for school
• Evangelical Free Church serves the community
• Flory educator awarded
• A strong finish to the school year
• Recent college grad shares what it takes to make it in tough job market
• Datebook
• Summer fun in Ventura
• ‘Jekyll and Hyde: The Musical’ explores man’s dark side
• Conejo Valley Youth Orchestras turn 50
• Flutists perform in recital
• ‘The King and I’ dances into Camarillo
• Howie’s Grill and Bar
• Topanga Days Fair livens up Memorial Day weekend
• Community turns outs for charity fundraiser
• Toastmasters Supper Club combines dinner and speeches
• Pets of the Week
• Community invited to Memorial Day ceremony
• Open house at nursing facility
• Persistent allergies can be managed and treated
• Rising cost of prescription drugs leave more in ‘doughnut hole’
• Free legal advice for seniors
• Seminar helps entrepreneurs
• Supervisors discuss Simi landfill
• Women’s Fortnightly Club helps wishes come true
• Native bees to the rescue
• Golf tourney benefits Manna food pantry
• When nature girl went a-wooing
• Treasure Box program helps feed for less
• Horse rescue benefit
• New CHP commander returns to her home turf
• Scholarships will honor Marie Panec
• Dogs and mail carriers don’t mix
• Cartoon
• How he quit smoking
• Teen shines at Moorpark College
• Let public transit go private
• Get to know thy neighbor
• Library board seeks members
• Police say: As summer weather warms up, it’s best to keep your cool
• Amgen race to close some city streets Sunday
• Gang-related vandalism leads to 2 arrests
• Sheriff's Blotter
• MUSD cuts 23 from staff
• Students have a ball
• Where to receive the Tdap booster
• No shot? No school
• A ticket to fun
• Tea ceremony planned
• Religion professor honored as she retires
• Datebook
• Volleyball teams sent packing in semis
• Lions land top seed in Division 3 bracket
• Track and field talent gears up for divisional finals
• Football players make college commitments
• Standout swimmers secure section crowns
• Stueve resigns from TOHS job
• League champs step up to the plate
• Networking group meets Fridays
• Learn what it takes to become a successful entrepreneur
• T.O. nonprofits among those receiving foundation grant
• Where to get immunized
• With number of cases rising, residents urged to get whooping cough vaccine
• Health group to celebrate Father’s Day
• Support offered for co-dependents
• Doctor to discuss intestinal problems at free seminar
• Join National Bike to Work day
• Lending an ear to Better Hearing Month
• Private school pupils put on a show
• API results show CVUSD students are continuing to make the grade
• TOHS wins video contest
• Glenwood Elementary among Books for Schools grant winners
• Summer Fest at Aspen Elementary
• Musical arts camp offered in Westlake Village
• College Corner
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Parking lot sales benefit local ministry
• Church leaders head Haitian relief effort
• The Acorn Epicurean
• Topanga Days Fair features music, art
• Grammy winners headline concert
• ‘King and I’ to hold court in Camarillo
• Teen who lost everything in fire takes lead role in ballet
• The Movie Nut
• The Movie Nut
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Women’s conference at Thousand Oaks Library will focus on health and fitness
• Young and old celebrate Cinco de Mayo
• Area YMCAs taking registration for summer camp
• Civic Ballet presents ‘Cinderella’
• Hair-raising fun
• Pet of the Week
• Protect your pets from the sun’s harsh rays
• New KCLU broadcast center about to go live
• Seniors get preview of new apartments
• Car show will benefit school
• National Charity League’s 2011 Debutantes Introduced at Lake Sherwood
• Abby Sunderland to sign new book in WLV
• Luncheon includes appraisal
• Residents enjoy Southern tradition
• Breakaway from Cancer champion was given five months to live
• Church hosting flute recital
• Healthy Competition
• T.O. keeps Tree City title
• Picnic pays for horse rescue
• Club members visit hero dogs in training
• T.O.’s Concerts in the Park series starts next weekend
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Dancers get dirty to clean up school
• Folks gather at stuff-athon to fill bags for foster youths
• Community Briefs
• Cemetery hosting Memorial Day service
• Youth clubs show growth in membership
• When danger strikes
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Man allegedly pulled knife inside N.P. eatery
• Teachers protest outside Strickland’s district office
• Plan for bike lane approved for Lynn Road
• Government is learning to live with lighter wallet
• Expansion of Thousand Oaks Toyota will set precedent for future boulevard improvements
• For the record
• T.O. needs checks and balances
• City hall lawn not a place for prayer
• Big school projects fall on parents
• New path no help to horse riders
• The Caltrans weight-loss plan
• Political Cartoon
• Don’t miss the finish
• Teacher layoffs projected if state doesn’t approve tax extensions
• Four students charged with vandalizing Westlake High
• Middle-schoolers get jump on summer
• City may flip the switch on another solar energy project
• Be ready for road closures come race day
• 1,200 students receive degrees
• Athletes making the grade
• Serving in Uniform
• Pet of the Week
• Datebook
• College Standout Students
• Former school superintendent to speak at CLU commencements
• Program lets teachers experience microgravity
• Finding the lessons in great literature
• Moorpark Girl Scouts ‘bridge over’ at Golden Gate
• Acorn goes to London for royal nuptials
• 101 Freeway improvements underway
• The Movie Nut
• Faith Briefs
• Relatives write new children’s book together
• Actors’ Rep to audition for ‘Ragtime’ musical
• New West Symphony debuts adult chorus
• Seminar for women on surviving divorce
• Livingston Memorial Fountain awards grants
• Learn about hip pain treatment
• Co-dependents Anonymous meets
• Program discusses skin cancer
• To stop smoking—just do it
• Swimmers take to the water for league championship
• Moorpark runner takes home the gold in Special Olympics
• Moorpark High principal leaves for Santa Su
• Mail carriers to pick up food donations
• Your turn to speak
• Keep it safe at the beach, by the pool
• Cartoon
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Movie studio breezes through planning commission
• Mass transit system running on fumes
• Moorpark College professor memorialized
• Baby names change with the times
• Early deadlines for Acorn
• They like to move it, move it
• Datebook
• Ceramics shop will open in summer
• CLU offers trade workshop
• Metropark store at The Oaks is closing
• Fitness center expanding
• Speaker will talk skin cancer
• Seminar centers on hip pain
• Don’t leave your colon unchecked
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Concert benefits TOHS band
• Nice kitty
• Standout COLLEGE Students
• Learn about college life from local college students
• School district to hire head of English learner program
• Westlake High Choir declared tops in nation
• CLU commencement ceremony is Saturday
• FHA cooks up success in Fresno
• Faith-based networkers meet
• The Art of Being
• Believers gather for prayer at city hall
• The Movie Nut
• Catching the Broadway bug
• T.O., Oaks Christian and Westlake all advance in boys’ volleyball
• Explosive on the pitch, Conejo Valley United girls win league
• Warrior golfers survive to play another day, advance to CIF finals
• Westlake swimmers sink the competition at Marmonte League finals
• Cancer support, education and hope
• Robotics camp offered for kids
• Scholar seeks solution to ultimate problem: Making math fun
• CONEJO VALLEY DAYS
• Pet of the Week
• Different dog parks offer different choices for owners
• Local trash hauler recognized by county for efforts to reduce emissions
• Green Scene
• Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Month
• CERT team talks safety
• Remember the golden days of radio
• Janss summer concert schedule
• Naturalist program expands to include younger ages
• Residents needed to serve on committees
• Ask the Arborist
• Helpful tips for planting in May
• Community Briefs
• Longtime science teacher plans on testing the retirement waters
• T.O. Elks appreciate youths
• Mail carriers collecting food for county’s less fortunate
• Bringing hope to Africa
• Young girl knits bandannas to help shelter dogs
• Basketball, volleyball leagues open to adults
• Women take a stand for a better planet
• John D. Tapking dies at 88
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Police arrest suspected vandal
• DUI dandies honored by MADD
• Giving a gift like no other
• Police make child porn arrest
• Members of conservancy board upset over deal struck with U2 guitarist
• New ordinance encourages city to buy from local vendors
• A new direction for public transportation
• Early deadlines
• Private study sparks Title IX debate in the Conejo
• Questions tea party’s timing
• Bike riders need safety lessons
• Keep the Conejo wildlife-friendly
• You call these repairs?
• Enough with the hyperbole
• Drought is over, stop the penalties
• Health benefits are out of whack
• Cartoon
• The next great debate
• Public works director promoted to second-in-command at city hall
• Drivers asked to have patience during 101 Freeway repaving
• Chase bank in T.O. robbed twice in one week
• Police called to Westlake High after coach, player squabble
• Conejo Valley Days— what a ride!
• Vets' stories become theater production
• Dedication for new KCLU building to be held
• Volunteers needed in T.O. to staff Amgen cycling event
• Golf tournament to raise funds for Conejo Hospice
• Pet of the Week
• Two place for MHS
• Musketeers jump out to big wins
• Eat well during restaurant week
• Sister is back in third ‘Late Night Catechism’
• Rock out this summer at Janss Marketplace
• Night of French music
• Comedy for moms by moms
• Food, wine from around the world
• Moorpark teen stars in new Disney TV pilot
• Students sing in benefit show
• Flory students have the right moves in chess tourney
• Datebook
• Say farewell to Larry Jones
• Longtime science teacher retires from Moorpark High in June
• Mesa Verde students visit the Big Apple
• Classic radio shows are back on the air
• Fundraiser brings dogs, owners out to play during pet carnival and walk
• Colon cancer screening saves lives
• Medical careers academy at Simi High would kick-start tomorrow’s doctors
• Evangelical church presents sermon series on family
• Harpsichord concert benefits St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church
• Author Harold Kushner to speak at temple
• Unitarian Universalists name new minister
• An ‘unforgettable’ birthday lunch
• Company helps businesses get the equipment they need
• Center offers a variety of healthy services
• Take advantage of the many medical benefits of acupuncture
• Tap dance refresher class offered
• Arts fundraiser to feature elegant brunch
• Active Adult Programs
• CHP offers free traffic safety class for teen drivers
• Library 93021
• For turtle lovers
• City hosts free e-waste and battery collection
• Surrogacy agency helps create families
• Happy Mother’s Day
• Don’t get sheared by unlicensed tree cutters
• Judge rules in Boeing’s favor
• Letters
• For the record
• Nothing for Mom
• On Sunday, how about a break for Mom?
• Cartoon
• Extra day for jail visits
• Sheriff's Blotter
• City goes high-tech to cut rising water costs
• New home construction in county drops 84 percent
• Moorpark deputies lauded for DUI arrests
• The business of attracting new business
• Athletes shine at meet
• Datebook
• Family’s frightening fight with cancer has happy ending
• Faith Briefs
• Former local gridiron stars drafted into NFL
• Soccer team secures title down south
• County track meet highlights
• Conejo Valley athletes take flight at county track championships
• Students make the grade
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Elementary school jog-athon raises $38,000
• A few spots still open for MATES Foundation Golf Classic
• SAT practice makes perfect
• Sequoia is county’s sole Distinguished School for ’11
• Gift of education
• Studio is only in area offering Naam yoga
• Camarillo firm offers many services
• Acupuncture gets right to the point
• Gallery’s first all-digital art show runs through May 29
• Restaurants will compete in Margarita Mixoff
• Mastering the garden
• Martindale to emcee concert
• Director creates stirring production of ‘Jekyll & Hyde’
• Musicians to perform at memorial dinner
• Oaks Chamber singers promise ‘An Evening in Paris’
• WHS jazzes it up at competition
• Remodeled school theater wins award
• Transportation chief will talk to Chamber
• Ventura County’s new business perk is quality of life
• Giiviing A Hoot
• Picnic at park celebrates family
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Pet of the Week
• With kids and contacts, getting right fit is crucial
• Teen Center offers trips, language workshops
• FAMILY MEN Don't Wear Name Brands
• Happy Mother’s Day
• City has bigger bins for batteries
• Conejo Valley: A great place to ride
• Theater group holding auditions for Simi show
• NPR host to tape show in T.O.
• Volunteers needed for Tour of California
• Community Briefs
• Brunch benefits Civic Arts Plaza
• Chili weather
• Hit the hole for Hospice
• Teens jam for Japan
• Program will discuss end-of-life care
• Purchase native plants at 1-day sale
• Therapy dog info offered
• Author will discuss merits of self-publishing
• Grammy-winner will make appearance at local car wash
• Assistance League presents kitchen tour
• Rooftop message marks death of bin Laden
• Local residents a part of region’s busiest search and rescue team
• T.O. woman convicted of defrauding her father
• Sheriff's Blotter
• California new-home construction remains a mixed bag, statistics say
• Out for a test drive
• Ask the DMV
• Conejo Valley Unified finalizes spending cuts for next school year
• Auto mall should shop locally
• Plan would eliminate Medicare
• Most of wealth is controlled by few
• School district does a great job
• Wildlife is part of life in the Conejo
• Taxed too much? Not the rich
• Tea party critic has divine gift
• Letter reeked of elitism
• Doesn’t like spending on solar
• Suggests location for new LED sign
• Do dealers think we’re dense?
• For the record
• Reagan was right on term limits
• Easter service was phenomenal
• Save on benefits, don’t reelect Irwin
• How about a break for Mom?
• Political Cartoon
• Local officials in race to finish preparations for Tour of California
• Auto mall outlasts opposition
• Mobile home park owner may sue city, attorney says
• Two badly injured after accident at C.V. Days site
• Keeping tabs on Timber School
• Commencement ceremonies slated
• City names new public works director
• Girls Scout seek nominations for Women of Distinction
• Fun at Mountain Meadows
• YMCA swim classes begin this summer
• Free SAT practice test for high school students
• Event celebrates the environment
• At what age should optometrists fit children for contact lenses?
• Campus Canyon hosts fun time
• Datebook
• CCT cleans up
• Los Robles Master Chorale presents concert
• Arts fest calls for entries
• Charo strums a Latin tune at Civic Arts Plaza May 6
• Gypsies in a Trunk present fairy tale fun
• Ric’s Restaurant
• Chamber mixer at senior village
• Software company relocates to Moorpark
• Families aid in healing of wounded soldiers
• Freemasonry strives to make good men better
• Pet of the Week
• Program to discuss aid for abuse victims
• Musketeer hitters making it look easy
• Marmonte softball standings
• The Other Side of 50
• The mirror never lies
• Roots on oaks and pines
• Relay for Life
• Kiwanis serves wine tastings, food in moonlight fundraiser
• Searching for the right scent
• New high-tech breath analyzer recalled
• Author succeeds despite adversity
• Basin proposal meant to minimize flooding
• Tell mother she’s mom-umental
• Letter was right on the mark
• Says letter misses the point
• City libraries: ‘The medicine chest of the soul’
• Cartoon
• Grant to help put brakes on speeders
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Moorpark man, 20, killed in car crash
• Library board seeking members
• Easter egg hunt down on the farm
• Eagles take first-place prize
• Soccer team is the toast of the town
• Thousand Oaks deals Westlake its first league loss in a long time
• Newbury Park’s Thompson turns on the jets
• Tennis teams finishing strong
• ‘Lend Me a Tenor’ is a symphony of laughs
• Restaurant Week starts next month
• Experience ‘Late Nite Catechism’
• Families can enjoy fractured fairy tales in Westlake Village
• T.O. arts fest calling for entries
• Strawberry Festival sets entertainment lineup
• Comedy for moms, by moms
• Master chorale presents final show of the season
• St. Jude scores at decathlon
• Rare Tibetan monastery door up for auction in T.O.
• Temple Etz Chaim hosts bestselling author Harold Kushner
• Day of Remembrance event will bring together many faiths
• High School Highlights
• Mock trial team preparing for nationals
• Quitting cold turkey not out of the question, study finds
• Scout soars to Eagle award
• Alzheimer interventions
• Exhibit tells tale of California shipwreck
• Kids can learn to swim at the Y
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Businesses asked to boast about Ventura County
• Homeowners warned of arborist scam
• Janss Marketplace welcomes 3 new tenants
• City recognizes local businesses for environmentally friendly practices
• Summit explores domestic violence
• In total control
• Historical Society calls for Don and Doña nominations
• Area Freemasons will celebrate golden anniversary with community
• Senior Concerns says ‘thanks’
• Kids celebrate Easter at Janss Marketplace
• Girls Scouts seeking Women of Distinction
• Wellness Community turning 20
• Garden tour will visit magnificently manicured Conejo Valley homes
• Local residents flex their poetry muscles
• Community Briefs
• Learn how microloans are making a difference in Africa
• Sprucing up the Y
• Club combines laughter, yoga
• Bike rodeo memorializes T.O. traffic commissioner
• Dramatist will portray famous author
• Teen earns Soroptimist award
• Woman won’t stop turning her wheels for charity
• Janss mall post office awaits its fate
• Alert neighbor breaks up burglary
• Inmates get another day for visitors
• Trio accused of operating pot grow house
• Grateful for gracious neighbors
• Let’s learn from Japan’s mistakes
• When wildlife isn’t wonderful
• T.O. could really use term limits
• Need for tea party is apparent
• Impressed by what he saw at rally
• Tea party boils down to spending
• Critic must think U.S. is doing fine
• Tea party observer blind to the truth
• CVUSD’s numbers don’t add up
• Auto mall can expect backlash
• Council has been deaf to sign outcry
• Don’t drive a stake in local democracy
• Bike path will be dedicated today
• Committee may recommend five-tier water rate structure
• 55th annual festival a high-octane affair
• Still got game
• Sheriff’s new breath analyzers may be busted
• Auto mall sign with LED board OK’d by council
• Communities recognize the importance of Earth Day
• Local Business Briefs
• Three new tenants at Janss Marketplace
• Take Your Acorn on Vacation
• Lions are dangerous
• Soccer squad shines at the Copa, Copa Cabana
• Rattlers slither into first place
• Tennis teams putting finishing touches on fine regular seasons
• Warrior golfers on the warpath
• Oak Park netters control the court
• Free SAT practice test offered at CLU
• Parent education night at AHS to discuss teen finances
• Foundation announces summer classes
• Walking to school is fun!
• Register for swim lessons, teams, lifeguard training
• Car wash raises funds for OPHS volleyball team
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Gently-used books needed
• Squirrel of the Month
• Temple hosts famed author
• Days of Remembrance service promotes tolerance
• Hall of Fame quarterback to speak at annual prayer breakfast
• Animal shelter gets donation
• Birds in paradise
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Datebook
• Blogger spreads goodness
• Egg happy
• ‘Rapunzel’ lets down her hair in new play
• Final concert for season
• Special art exhibit in Newbury Park
• Festival has bands galore
• The MOVIE Nut
• Call for artists
• ‘Lend Me a Tenor’ is symphony of laughs
• Ol’ Blue Eyes comes alive May 15
• Blonde moms are a hoot
• Sister is back in third ‘Late Nite Catechism’
• Ride On to present student riding demos
• Planning retirement with Social Security
• Assistance League presents tour of special kitchens
• Navy Mud Run is a challenge
• Program addresses domestic violence
• Leonis Adobe Museum ready for a barn dance
• Rotary Club to assist nonprofits
• Dramatist channels Margaret Mitchell
• Wellness Community celebrates 20th anniversary
• Garden club to host tour
• Former Beach Boy Brian Wilson to rock Heal the Bay
• Science specialist a winner
• Oak Park school supporters play games to gather public education funds
• Spiritual leader writes new book
• New artistic director intends to nuture Calabasas Theatre Company
• Agoura Library to celebrate pets
• TOP 25 Local People of 2011
• Zumba slated at Agoura rec center
• Two local teams poised to race in solar boat contest
• Girl Scouts seek nominees for awards
• Calabasas Fine Arts Festival to feature many talented artists
• Young poets honored through writing contest
• Freemasons celebrate 50th anniversary with gala evening
• Parkland added to mountains recreation area
• Tell mom you love her
• Calabasas woman embezzled
• Deputies’ new breath analyzer is recalled
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Mont Calabasas annexation issue peaking
• Gt a quorum
• Deregulation costs more in long run
• Cartoon not funny
• Unfair school tax might come back
• The latest scoop
• Suffering patients denied medical pot
• Don’t speak for us
• Cartoon
• Congratulations, you’re one of The Acorn’s Top 25 People
• L.A. County warns of meningococcal outbreak
• Stand up and fight
• Ride on, young people
• Thieves among us
• Holy Week marred by hate graffiti at Calabasas High School
• Ideas that make a difference
• Moorpark churches invite the community to celebrate Easter
• Moorpark churches invite the community to celebrate Easter
• Acorn Newspapers win four first-place prizes in 2010 Better Newspapers Contest
• Acorn Newspapers win four first-place prizes in 2010 Better Newspapers Contest
• MHS grad shines in pool
• Musketeers keep grinding it out
• MHS grad shines in pool
• Musketeers keep grinding it out
• Oldies but goodies
• Oldies but goodies
• Simi, Westlake lead Marmonte with 4 league games remaining
• Lost in translation
• Simi, Westlake lead Marmonte with 4 league games remaining
• Lost in translation
• Free CLU concert highlights instruments
• “Jane Eyre”
• Free CLU concert highlights instruments
• “Jane Eyre”
• New West Symphony presents ‘Music to See’
• New West Symphony presents ‘Music to See’
• Good entertainment here at home
• Good entertainment here at home
• Somis School reunion
• Do the math for talk at Discovery Center
• Somis School reunion
• Loyola Law School prof to speak about genocide
• Do the math for talk at Discovery Center
• Loyola Law School prof to speak about genocide
• Students hit the right notes at Disneyland
• Students hit the right notes at Disneyland
• Special ed support group
• Retiring teacher founded school’s business academy
• Special ed support group
• Retiring teacher founded school’s business academy
• A night for moms
• How much do you need to retire?
• A night for moms
• How much do you need to retire?
• Pet hotel knows how to pamper Fido
• Pet hotel knows how to pamper Fido
• Datebook
• Datebook
• Easter egg hunt
• Easter egg hunt
• The blessing in betrayal
• The blessing in betrayal
• Conejo Valley Days coming
• Conejo Valley Days coming
• Arts festival brings color to Moorpark
• Arts festival brings color to Moorpark
• Kids’ mental health
• Kids’ mental health
• Support for strokes
• Support for strokes
• Talk on coronary artery disease
• Talk on coronary artery disease
• Put your best foot forward
• Put your best foot forward
• Health care group names medical chief
• Eat well and live longer
• Health care group names medical chief
• Eat well and live longer
• Golf networking
• Having a wheely good time
• Golf networking
• Having a wheely good time
• Your turn to speak
• Cartoon
• April a special month for the Acorns
• Cartoon
• Some types of plants will flourish in a shady garden
• Your turn to speak
• Some types of plants will flourish in a shady garden
• April a special month for the Acorns
• Noms needed for community awards
• Noms needed for community awards
• Teen honored for her community service
• Teen honored for her community service
• Pet of the Week
• Pet of the Week
• County planning commission gives okay for Simi landfill
• Public can comment on county’s tsunami signs
• County planning commission gives okay for Simi landfill
• Prescription drugs pose a danger
• Public can comment on county’s tsunami signs
• Budget cuts continue in state higher education
• Prescription drugs pose a danger
• Budget cuts continue in state higher education
• Moorpark man arrested for allegedly kidnapping, beating his ex-girlfriend
• Postal service warns of Internet scams
• Moorpark man arrested for allegedly kidnapping, beating his ex-girlfriend
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Postal service warns of Internet scams
• Tell the Acorn your favorite Mom-ment
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Tell the Acorn your favorite Mom-ment
• School lesson extends beyond the classroom
• School lesson extends beyond the classroom
• Carnival is a peach
• Carnival is a peach
• Alumni hoops games at TOHS
• Lancers’ leading ladies
• Simi, Westlake lead Marmonte with 4 league games remaining
• Oldies but goodies
• Lost in translation
• More honors for TOHS band members
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Standout COLLEGE Students
• Board of trustees approves 2011-12 school calendar
• Kids get green (and dirty) on Earth Week
• Women take advantage of free checkup
• Connecting
• Gold Coast Health Plan appoints chief medical officer
• Put your best foot forward
• Unitarians present Tony-nominated musical
• Football coach will speak at Y’s National Day of Prayer breakfast
• The Art of Being
• Faith Briefs
• Easter celebration hopes to draw attendees from outside the church
• Datebook
• The Acorn Epicurean
• The MOVIE Nut
• CLU presents PRISM Concert
• See ‘Tenor’ for a song
• Latin legend will perform in T.O.
• Acorn Newspapers win four first-place prizes in 2010 Better Newspapers Contest
• Discuss children’s mental health
• Passion Play presented
• Lancer dancers win at nationals
• Ready . . . set . . . hunt!
• Miller Family YMCA offers several summer camp options
• Miller Famiy YMCA offers several summer camp options
• Newlyweds again
• Mortgage business moves to new locale
• Special ed advocates to meet
• Newlyweds againagaiin
• British broker seeks to give car buyers, sellers best deal
• Pet of the Week
• Parent-child classes offered at Neighborhood for Learning
• Senior living facility hosts open house
• Westlake High jazz fest coming up
• Ride On ropes a donation
• On the Trail
• Math expert shows there’s fun in numbers
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Bring donations of food to CV Days
• Riders ready to cruise the Conejo
• Gallegly moves office from T.O.
• How to grow the best tomato
• Statue sculpted in honor of ambulance service pioneer
• Farmers market has new hours
• Taking steps to find a cure for MS
• Nonprofit teaches kids that they can make a difference
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Don’t pay for a change of address
• Ask The DMV
• Tea partiers turn out for Tax Day
• Major intersection is being upgraded
• Farris is familar face on commission
• TTeeaa ppaarrttiieerrss ttuurrnn oouutt ffoorr TTaaxx DDaayy
• Drug drop-off is open year-round
• Wants to keep post office open
• Observations from tea party rally
• Government must limit its spending
• Trustee doesn’t like district’s plan
• T.O. couple accused of making date-rape drug
• ‘Heroin King’ sentenced to 22 years in state prison
• Newbury Park church hosts bone marrow drive
• Actions against animals are wrong
• Upset over electric sign at Redwood
• Pocketbooks send powerful message
• Urges public to attend sign vote
• A new solution to sign quandry
• Former PCs unite against LED board
• Auto mall sign fight is all politics
• Hooters opponents ought to hush up
• Critics have wrong idea about Hooters
• Cartoon
• City, county to widen road to wastewater plant
• April a special month for the Acorn
• Drug abuse forum scheduled
• Tell us your favorite Mom Moment
• City hall report tags term limits initiative as unnecessary
• Council votes to keep their health benefits
• Science festival brings nature to kids
• School district spells out budget scenarios
• City program encourages neighborhood clean up
• Moorpark College celebrates worldwide cultures
• Varicose vein talk
• UCLA surgeons perform first local hand transplant
• Speeding up disability applications
• Dentist helps Japan’s victims
• Anger: brave new world or stress unleashed?
• Fast friends
• Roles available for classic courtroom drama
• ‘Superstar’ to rock Simi Valley
• Philharmonic concert features young musicians
• Actress Melissa Gilbert to speak at CLU forum
• Recipe contest is ripe for the winning
• Datebook
• See ‘Tenor’ play for a song
• “Arthur”
• Job skills workshop for unemployed professionals
• Military expo showcases base’s energy savings
• Phishing scam targets Ventura computers
• Chaparral showcase
• Sign-ups open for YMCA spring camp
• MHS drummers march to a winning beat
• Peach Hill carnival rescheduled
• Children read books written by peers
• Program explores teen bullying
• Students’ bright ideas on display at fair
• Library tells tales from around the world
• Pet of the Week
• Community celebrates Arbor/Earth Day April 16
• Sign-up open for Scout camp
• Nonprofit agency seeks community input
• Exotic encounters
• Fountain church based on four fundamentals
• Free gun locking devices available to residents
• Help aging seniors prepare for emergencies
• Dispose of household trash
• Earth Talk: Pollution, everyday home contaminants affect health
• JC Penney ‘rounds up’ purchases for Boys & Girls Club
• Teen performs with major dance company
• Four on board walk away from plane crash
• French photos
• ‘The right career path’
• Learn the gift of gab
• Learn about foster parenting
• Gallegly moves office
• Says Title IX is ‘bogus’
• He gives kudos to mayor
• Bravo, middle school band
• Which monster are we chasing?
• Cartoon
• A perfect weekend getaway
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Txt n drv?
• Firm stalls plans for 110-home development
• Three years later, signal gets green light
• The great outdoors
• Tax impasse means more belt tightening for MUSD
• Afternoon full of activities planned for Earth Day
• Datebook
• Local teams start spring with a bang
• Warrior swimmers going all-in for Irmas
• Walin named TOHS girls’ hoops coach
• Basketball’s best saluted by Southern Section
• Football players graded on character
• Winter sparkles in spring
• An evolution in independent living
• Eye on the Conejo
• Ventura County ranks as 17th healthiest in California
• Simi church announces Holy Week services
• Guest speaker will discuss origins of genocide
• Faith Briefs
• Calvary Chapel rents out Kavli Theatre for Easter
• St. Jude offers senior trip
• The Art of Being
• Philharmonic highlights young artists
• Audition for Christie courtroom drama
• Twelve angry jurors hash out a verdict
• ‘Producers’ generates big laughs at Kavli
• The MOVIE Nut
• La Reina presents show on bullying
• YMCA spring camps still taking sign-ups
• College Corner
• School organizes spring carnival
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Dancing with the third-graders
• Game day in North Ranch
• Eateries team up to help sick boy
• Women learn self-defense
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Scout earns Eagle rank
• Preschool applications due
• Camp unveils its Acro Flyer
• Families to gather for picnic
• Konrad Schneidau
• Lynn Elizabeth Zeigler
• Raise funds selling tickets to CV Days
• Free health screenings will be offered to first 100 women
• Pet of the Week
• Four Seasons has new general manager
• Wine store shares wealth with American Cancer Society
• Network with JNET
• Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Month
• ‘Little House on the Prairie’ actress to give talk
• Art exhibit will feature student art
• Equine drill team premieres post show
• Art association presents lecture
• T.O. Titans host sign-ups
• Board wants input on how to best serve those in need
• Funds from luau will benefit Japan
• NPHS showcases its songbirds
• Social club to meet
• Choral composition written by student set to premiere
• Berry festival to host recipe contest
• Teens will take trip to Magic Mountain
• Number of homeless falling in T.O., according to countywide tally
• Soldier serving abroad shares special story
• College grads face their toughest tests: Finding a job
• Barbecue, camping offered to trail-clearing volunteers
• Newbury Park teens win beauty pageant
• New summer program will call on campers to serve the community
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Citizens urged to drop off unwanted prescriptions
• 18-year-old dies in late-night car crash
• DMV closing for 5 months
• Know your planning commissioners
• WLV Women’s Club says thank you
• Challenging evil comes at big price
• Save the special election on taxes
• Raccoon trapper defends methods
• Joins opposition to Hooters
• Praises man who returned wallet
• Doesn’t approve of new sign design
• Shares disdain for Gallegly’s staff
• Stop giving in to D.C.’s demands
• Help the cause, don’t stand in way
• Board shouldn’t play blame game
• Cartoon
• Taking it to the streets
• Time to find a compromise
• Council gets behind new sign design
• School district, city near agreement on land sale
• Newbury Park suffers string of anti- Semitic acts
• Bowls of Hope
• Troupe's tricks thrill Rio youngsters
• Casino night a good bet
• Center to collect coats for Japan
• Pet of the Week
• MHS hurdlers getting a leg up on the competition
• Datebook
• ‘Lend Me a Tenor’ scores with a symphony of laughs
• For whiskey lovers
• Conejo Youth Orchestras present children’s concert
• Art, video contests help students learn about disaster preparedness
• Community forum will discuss gender equality in high school sports
• Grants allow schools to provide fresh fruit snacks for students
• ACT or SAT: Which test should you take?
• Upcoming events with the National Park Service
• Scandinavian fest features new entertainers
• Donald Joe Russell
• Cottontail Day
• Therapy dogs hear a story
• Ventura County ranks 17th healthiest in California
• Seder dinner
• United Methodists host Green Scene Faire
• Holy Week services at St. Francis church
• Moorpark Chamber breakfast
• Business Watch program aims to prevent crime
• Send us your business brief
• Program offers promotion for green merchants
• IRS tax filing deadline is April 18
• Performers take top honors in competition
• Rotary event features cars, chili, contestants
• Residents help spruce up nature on Trails Day
• Boomers: home remodels for our future
• Miller YMCA celebrates Healthy Kids Day
• Beloved history teacher retires from MUSD
• Lawyers’ group names Judge of the Year
• For the record
• Contact your area representatives
• Letter opener
• Invitation to Tax Day Tea Party
• A very uncomfortable topic
• Cartoon
• County computer system hacked, online payment system targeted
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Campus Canyon earns national award
• Proposal for Moorpark movie studio moving forward
• County pet shelter needs votes
• Hammer Time
• Festival of Scholars showcases research
• Great Dane
• Heavy hitters
• Tri-Valley League honors outstanding winter performers
• Oaks Christian firing on all cylinders
• Datebook
• Get trusted animal care at Townsgate Pet Hospital
• Spoil your pet with a day at the Barkley
• Classic Travel celebrates 25 years
• Jazz up a Sunday afternoon at CLU
• Hit trail for charity
• Health Briefs
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Arts council hosts new exhibit
• The Acorn Epicurean
• Directors’ call
• The Movie Nut
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Redwood teaches compassion for disabled
• Standout COLLEGE Students
• Free kindergarten assessment
• New approach to teaching aims to foster good students, citizens
• John Herbert McIlmoil
• Hunt for eggs at harbor
• Cal Lutheran lovebirds to tie the knot
• Make it a Better Birthday for foster youth
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Have healthy fun at the Y
• Nature’s best on display at park
• Westlake Women's Club Fashions on Parade
• Eagle Scout earns his wings
• FAMILY MEN Don't Wear Name Brands
• Pet of the Week
• Ventura County shelter needs online votes to win $100,000
• Bakery wins Phenomenal award
• Deadline to file income tax return this year is April 18
• Catholic church presents musical program
• ‘Green Scene’ at UMC WLV
• Art of Being
• Squirrel of the Month
• Ask the Arborist
• Storm impact
• GOP group will celebrate Reagan at Regency Club
• Forum will explore effects of Title IX
• Horse riders will highlight C.V. Days
• Vets who suffered in life honored in death
• Tea partiers will host rally for Tax Day
• Community Briefs
• Pastor’s passion for the ’pipes makes him a regular at special functions
• James David Street Classic returns in May
• At The Library
• Married women compete to be Mrs. California
• Community cleanup
• A snow day like no other
• Sheriff's Blotter
• County falls victim to phishing scam
• Names of officers involved in shooting released
• Let the people vote on taxes
• OC critic responds to criticism
• Wetlands aren’t always wonderful
• Join the tea party on April 15 in T.O.
• Police break up illegal taxi service
• Upset with House member’s staff
• Don’t let T.O. lose its no-sign appeal
• Know your planning commissioners
• We’re all a part of the human race
• No person should be called ‘illegal’
• Hooters name is offensive
• 2 students arrested after graffiti incident
• Restaurant being unfairly judged
• Doesn’t want to see Hooters in T.O.
• Adam offers up his own sign proposal
• Take it slow in school zones
• Rodent racers
• Man robbed in front of T.O. home
• Fight leads to felony arrest
• Study examines proposal to make major changes to T.O. Boulevard
• Political Cartoon
• Forum hits on the horrors of abuse
• T.O., Camarillo may join forces to build desalter
• Auto mall to reveal latest sign design
• Actress Melissa Gilbert to speak at CLU
• Board honors women’s history
• Moorpark ranks fourth in growth, census shows
• Fashion show
• Concert features positive music
• Compassion can require courage
• Datebook
• Some early surprises in Marmonte baseball season
• Marmonte honors top soccer, polo talent
• Musketeer foursome making a splash and having a blast
• Hearing loss support
• Clinic starts evening pediatrics clinics
• Classes cover diabetes and joint care
• Planning for a secure retirement
• Help for homeowners facing mortgage crisis
• Freedom is the best medicine in ‘Cuckoo’s Nest’
• MHS presents ‘Earl!’ the musical
• Moorpark High business club wins championship
• Pet of the Week
• Moorpark College celebrates Multicultural Day on April 12
• Annual science festival explores nature
• Boys & Girls Club members challenge world record for simultaneous jumping jacks
• Library 93021
• The legendary red fox of the headlands
• Active Adult Programs
• Bowls project brings hope
• Rotary Club loses big
• Blowing the horn
• Area Housing Authority names new officers
• Planning commission approves building permit for 99 new homes
• Dinner benefit for K-9 units
• Local salon raises funds for Japan
• Seniors get computer savvy
• Annual count reveals increase in countywide homeless population
• A resounding message of equality from leader in civil rights movement
• Benefit dog walk rescheduled
• American Legion Post 502 honors veterans
• Strawberry Festival announces music lineup
• Blood left at scene leads to arrest
• Thieves place card skimmers on gas pumps
• Storytelling helps children cope
• He wants FEMA to return his money
• Take it slow in school zones
• Cartoon
• College district facing millions in cuts
• Learn about becoming a foster parent
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Empire State Building replica approved
• FEMA may refund some residents, others still out money
• Gala soars to new heights
• Marmonte baseball teams bear down
• Datebook
• Sizzlin’ starts
• Marmonte honors top soccer, polo talent
• Westlake, Oaks Christian are serious CIF contenders
• She’s a real team player
• Biz fair benefits UCAAN
• Health classes offered
• Speeding up a disability application
• Thai troupe uses drama, dance to communicate the Christian gospel
• Christian women meet
• Unity Church to present Music Fest
• Silent classic screened
• Pastor celebrates 25 years at church
• Event will shine spotlight on world’s lack of drinking water
• Art show raising funds for search dogs
• College gets ‘Cuckoo’ with Ken Kesey’s classic novel
• T-O-N-Y spells awardwinning musical at CLU
• Youth orchestras present concert
• The MOVIE Nut
• On the good ship Lollipop
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Science expo
• Standout COLLEGE Students
• College Corner
• Program searching for volunteers to teach English
• TOHS principal hosts coffee
• Mock trial team mops up at state contest
• Teens asked to create antidrinking videos
• Students sing, shake and jive at spring show
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Bowls of Hope benefits Many Mansions
• Walking for friendship
• Elite Cheer wins 2 national titles
• Brownies meet beauty queen
• Students get active to raise funds for Japan
• Pet of the Week
• Production company is set to open in May
• Chamber has special guest
• Former Dodger will speak at WLV real estate office
• Community Briefs
• Citizens needed to serve on city boards
• Scandinavian Fest features new entertainers
• Creative minds collide at TEDx Conference
• B&G Club breaks ground on Sequoia expansion
• Flooded streets spawn new sport
• A ride to remember
• Board of Supervisors honors women
• Sheriff's Blotter
• City reveals total expenses for D.C. trip
• Know your planning commissioners
• Voters will get to decide on term limits for T.O. council members in 2012
• Great Race of Agoura draws 7,000 runners
• Detects heavy petting with TOAM
• Affordable housing project on Hillcrest facing financial hurdles
• For the record
• Wants to recall Andy Fox
• How to coexist with ‘coons
• Auto dealers get what they paid for
• DMV is doling out bad information
• Enough already with water hikes
• Please learn the rules of merging
• Eagle Scout didn’t do it alone
• T.O. residents show their generosity
• Family thanks Conservation Corps
• Local students deserve the best
• Cartoon
• A very uncomfortable topic
• T.O.: the next home of Hooters?
• Pursuit ends with shots fired
• All creatures happy to see the rain go
• Police call forum to talk about heroin, pill abuse
• County-city library deal reaches final chapter
• Board votes 5-0 to close Park Oaks
• New preschool to open
• Edison customers can learn the benefits of going solar
• Shelter half-price adoption fee
• Lifeguard training offered in Simi Valley
• Datebook
• Still plenty of time to gear up for Soap Box Derby
• Hillcrest Christian grad a real hit at Moorpark College
• Touring company presents Thai dance performance
• The Movie Nut
• Sinister deeds afoot in ‘Macbeth’
• Rotarians help Mesa Verde
• New police, fire training center to open
• Camarillo Library has kids’ program
• Registration opens soon for classes, summer camps in Thousand Oaks
• Take Your Moorpark Acorn on Vacation
• Pet of the Week
• Gymnastics center to host benefit for Japan
• Class teaches safe boating skills
• The earth shakes, the seas rise
• Spring Carnival is peachy keen
• Teachers get funds for class supplies
• Sink into a good book
• Free training for volunteer ESL tutors
• ACT or SAT: Which test should you take?
• Saddle up for barbecue fundraiser
• ALS support group meets
• Doctor talks about heart failure
• Life is a stream
• Hospice begins volunteer training program
• Walk to benefit kidney health
• Hospital foundation celebrates women
• Christian women invited to meeting
• Church hosts piano quintet
• Shop Ahoy program helps homebound seniors with their grocery shopping
• Animal rescue gets grants for vaccines
• Moorpark Marine takes part in international training exercise
• Entrepreneur shares soul food flavor passed down through generations
• Assembly member deploys for Afghanistan
• Officals say earthquake, tsunami had little effect on county’s coastline
• Ask the DMV
• Don’t get caught off guard
• Cartoon
• Make a nomination for city’s Top 15
• Council agrees to help finance legal fund to battle state
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Police host ID Theft Fraud Prevention Day
• Six arrested for DUI on St. Pat’s Day
• Parvin named Woman of the Year
• Holiday recounts heroics of Jewish queen
• Water rates rising
• Pitchers throw back-to-back no-hitters
• Datebook
• Shelter having half-price promotion
• Pet of the Week
• Let us hear your ‘tails’
• Animal rescue gets grants for vaccines
• Hillcrest Christian grad a real hit at Moorpark College
• Softball squads swinging for the fences
• Area volleyball teams feeling the love in polls
• Derby day coming to Conejo Valley
• Local basketball team refuses to lose
• Lance the Lancer
• Church offers spring concert
• All in for Purim
• Fine wine retailer pops cork in T.O.
• Business, government leaders to gather for summit
• Purim carnival is Sunday
• The Art of Being
• Schools asked to compete in emergency prep contest
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Cal Lutheran to dedicate new preschool center
• NPHS sponsors bingo night
• Student garage sale yields big results
• Child care center hosts open house
• Ladera Elementary wastes not
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• And the Oscar goes to . . .
• Creepy crawley
• Concert blends music and painting
• Storm doesn’t dampen singers’ spirits
• Soul Street takes stage
• The MOVIE Nut
• UCLA doctor performs hand transplant
• Attendees break a sweat, get a rubdown at expo
• HealthBriefs
• Hospice offers volunteer training
• Transit for seniors will be discussed
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Science festival will be held in Santa Monica Mountains
• Rec and park’s spring guide to debut
• Group shops for homebound seniors
• Driver’s ed
• T.O. Transit expands Dial-A-Ride hours
• Art guild announces winners
• Friendship Walk is this weekend
• Well-known advocate for the elderly is leaving to enjoy her golden years
• Arrests made in strong-arm robbery case
• Sheriff's Blotter
• For the record
• Old Westlake hospital reduced to rubble
• City officials make trip to D.C. in pursuit of funds for 101/23 Freeway interchange
• CROP Walk 2011 called a success
• A lesson in women’s history
• Get to know the Koch brothers
• Not buying auto sign sales pitch
• Illegal aliens are costing California
• Cuts to education not worth it
• Room for bike path exists on Lynn
• Traffic circles make sense for T.O.
• D.C. trip was waste of taxpayer money
• Rate on loan to auto mall is less
• Cutting pay will only hurt economy
• Reduce benefits, don’t raise taxes
• Political Cartoon
• Contribute to Japanese relief
• T.O.’s 2010 tally: 126,683
• Gang member gets life for ’07 murder
• School board votes Monday on closure
• Wind swept
• Dedication slated for Child Development Center
• Datebook
• Send us your business brief
• Nominations open for annual WIB awards
• Roundtable networking for entrepreneurs
• Time to change smoke alarm batteries
• Earning Social Security credits pays off long term
• Group deals with depression, bipolar
• An uncommon treatment for the common ingrown nail
• Free seminar on heart health
• Women rewrite the aging experience
• Marmonte League honors standout hoops athletes
• Confidence the key to Moorpark turnaround
• CLUFest 2011 features top multimedia artists
• “Battle: Los Angeles”
• Peace concert
• Los Robles choirs present ‘Eternal Love’ concert
• Repertory company gives a lighthearted performance of operetta ‘H.M.S. Pinafore’
• College Fair shares information on high ed
• Flory students get surprise visit from champion coach
• Dance clinic at CLU
• Talented hopefuls take the stage
• Retiree recycles old cars to benefit shelter pets
• Pet of the Week
• Buddhist center welcomes community
• Youths gather at Reagan Library to discuss ethics
• Teens can enter video festival
• Westlake Village church hosts benefit
• Annual Railfest chugs into Fillmore train station
• Conejo YMCA tees off for summer camp
• A magical evening on High Street
• Former Bob Hope gagwriter to discuss new book
• Homeless veterans provided military funeral
• FOOD Share earns 2011 Health Champion Award
• Grants available for farmworker housing
• Active Adult Programs
• Sign-ups open for Ms. Senior Conejo pageant
• Groups celebrate black history
• A Lenten feast
• Free shred events for Moorpark residents
• The most epic sting of all
• Boys & Girls Club honors longtime MHS teacher
• Purim celebration
• Calling all plein air painters
• Casino night benefits homeless
• Festival artist transforms recycled metals into creative sculptures
• Police uncover cockfighting event north of Moorpark
• FEMA unlikely to reimburse residents for flood policies
• Wants Congress to get along
• Taxes should not be extended
• Board president says school district is in trouble
• Cartoon
• Where to donate for Japanese earthquake relief fund
• Budget cuts loom for MUSD
• Deputies destroy prescription drugs
• Make a nomination for city’s Top 15
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Fraud case ends with 15-year sentence
• Civil rights pioneer to share her message at Moorpark community event
• Celebrating Ireland’s traditions
• Datebook
• Wildcats can’t be contained
• Hardwood heroes net all-star accolades
• NPHS crushes the ball in Culver City
• Hoop it up at T.O. tournament
• Westlake eighth-graders take top prize
• Lions to play for regional basketball title
• State soccer champs are all smiles
• Rebuilding Panthers still sniffing out first lacrosse win
• In need of animal control?
• Pet of the Week
• Seniors can get help with taxes
• Steely Dan tribute band coming to Calabasas
• Entrepreneurs will gather round at CLU
• Wine and beer battle for supremacy
• The MOVIE Nut
• The Acorn Epicurean
• Christian athletes screen movie
• St. Max raising cash for Habitat
• Mitzvah expo is all about the kids
• Panel says healthcare bill won’t have major impact on seniors
• Triunfo Y teens practice government in Sacramento
• Finding his way
• Camp Kinneret to host open house
• Digital art showcased
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Choirs will perform ‘Mass of the Children’
• Monthly advocacy group begins
• Celebrate Purim at Willow
• Free checkups for kids
• Young superheroes enjoy the Taste of Janss
• Rabobank creates fund for small-farm loans
• Documentary looks at controversial ag program
• NPHS to host jazz concert, festival
• Mind games
• Music contest held at TOHS
• Teen Center offers programs to home-schoolers
• TEDx is back in T.O.
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Standout COLLEGE Students
• Swinging (and missing) for schools
• Local youth gather at Reagan Library to discuss ethics
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Sign up now for Public Works week
• Rotary recognizes Scout leader
• Teens can compete in video contest for SJF
• Urban planning pioneer will speak
• Final preps made for fashion show
• Golf event benefits Conejo YMCA
• Bob Hope joke writer will share stories
• Thousand Oaks resident honored for service to Westlake Village community
• Meeting will discuss Westlake Blvd. sidewalk improvements
• Facial hair face-off
• Brandeis offers Books ’N’ Brunch
• He gave Shakespeare a home in Ventura County
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Thousand Oaks husband and wife fell victim to man’s fraudulent real estate scheme
• Pierce Brothers will have service for homeless vets
• Ask The DMV
• Scout leader seeks bullwhip expert
• Omission in policy raises questions
• Son of Hamas is a ‘whistle-blower’
• Solar panel project is good and bad
• Original sign designer weighs in
• Anyone tired of auto mall letters?
• Wants up-to-date auto mall sign
• Auto mall received ‘sweetheart’ deal
• Cabbie speaks out against changes
• Redevelopment agency must go
• It’s drivers who should be safer
• Look out for others and you’ll be fine
• Wants cyclists to use sidewalk
• Strongly supports new Lynn bike lane
• Cartoon
• No easy solution at Park Oaks
• Newbury Park woman arrested after allegedly filing a false police report
• Attacker allegedly leapt into woman’s car
• Term limits measure has date with council
• Car strikes 2 pedestrians on T.O. Boulevard
• City will lend $6.6 million to auto mall
• Celebrating St. Pat with a real big hat
• Park Oaks gets pegged for closure
• Choral tradition
• Moorpark Chamber of Commerce hosts networking opportunties
• Marmonte League baseball preview
• Datebook
• College presents contemporary drama
• Balance health, indulgence
• Church celebrates St. Pat
• Holy Cross is home to Catholic community
• Folk group to perform in Simi
• Actor Doug Jones to speak at college
• ‘The Drowsy Chaperone’ pays comedic tribute to 1920s music
• JNET to meet
• Talk on estate planning
• New business brings luxury to the road
• Noontime talk includes lunch
• Conejo Health Expo will offer screenings, panels and food
• Pet of the Week
• Programs open to those with special needs
• Pet of the Week
• Welcoming spring down on the farm
• Seen and unseen messages
• The dog of many identities
• Seen and unseen messages
• Photo
• Video contest addresses youth drinking
• Baseball season opens with hopes of better parent behavior
• Multimedia social justice contest open to teens
• Report shows youth club good for city, economy
• T.O. charter school offers program for home-schoolers
• GOP women host luncheon
• Walk and fundraiser are for the dogs
• The advantages of spaying/neutering pets
• Amgen Tour to end in T.O.
• Auction features variety of roses
• Olympic opening for girls’ softball
• Moorpark Bike Club gets ready to hit the road
• ‘Shop Moorpark’ campaign encourages residents to keep their dollars in town
• Shakespearean theater company returns to Moorpark
• Hospital to host community blood drive
• Local CERT graduates host city’s first ‘OK Drill’
• For the record
• Opposes more taxes
• Says water district’s math doesn’t add up
• Make a difference, get involved
• Reach out to representatives
• Board member wants to set record straight
• Cartoon
• Let’s end lice-ism
• Make a nomination for city’s Top 15
• Time to spring forward
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Former British prime minister talks foreign policy
• Laptop’s GPS nets suspected house burglar
• Calling all artists
• OH, THE PLACES YOU’LL GO!
• Skin-care clinic cuts ribbon
• City plans to replace retired economic development director
• Datebook
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• UMC of Thousand Oaks reminds public ‘There’s No Place Like Home’
• Take a seat at St. Joseph’s table
• Film on forgiveness to be shown
• Buddhist center offers age-old lessons
• Marmonte honors top hoops players
• Oaks Christian celebrates two section crowns
• Marmonte League baseball preview
• Ladera hosts reading expo
• Kids can home school and go to class
• Math students added to state competition
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• La Reina reigns
• Signatures are out of this world
• Acting history
• Community Briefs
• Brownies and bears make perfect match
• The Y to host pajama, pizza, pool party
• Boys & Girls Clubs to celebrate Youth of Year
• Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Month
• Rose Society to hold auction
• Watch ‘Visible Sound’ perform
• Nominate a cancer ‘Breakaway’ champ
• Register now for Ms. Senior Conejo pageant
• ‘Drowsy Chaperone’ is whirlwind of slapstick
• Wolf Creek restaurant celebrates namesakes
• Entries being accepted for teen video festival
• Experience Pink Floyd
• Marketplace offers Taste of Janss
• Four Friends presents benefit jazz concert
• Actor will share his craft as part of CLU series
• Entertaining students take main stage at annual TOHS Talent Show
• Learn facts about diabetes
• Surgeon opens up about back pain
• Hearing center opens doors
• Local Chamber welcomes Senior Retreat
• Veterinarian recommends early spaying, neutering
• Give blood in T.O.
• ‘Healthy Living’ to include food, spirits
• Dialysis patients find solace sharing feelings in county’s first support group
• Foundation’s first health expo to offer screenings, seminars, activities
• Your gardening questions answered
• Teens can learn about the law
• Casa Conejo MAC to meet
• Fierce competition
• Einstein expert will talk atoms
• Concert features mustache contest
• Pivotal arts leader resigns post
• Eye on the Conejo
• Soroptimists taking requests for grant money
• Marching to feed the hungry
• Firefighter keeps his cool when heat is on
• It’s time to spring forward
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Tony Blair draws capacity crowd in T.O.
• Man gets 15 years for real estate fraud
• Opponents put bad spin on Lynn Road bike lane project
• Gang members suspected of robbing T.O. homes
• Guest opinion
• For the record
• Political Cartoon
• Auto dealers needed direction
• Use local talent to create sign
• No evidence supports auto sign
• T.O. has the worst traffic lights
• Raising taxes is no solution at all
• Democrats keep unions in power
• Illegal alien fix doesn’t fly
• Choice is simply better for students
• City looking for excuse to build sign
• Facts were misrepresented
• CVUSD is reaping what it sowed
• Same vote, different day
• City gobbles up more land near civic center
• No-shows for public rides are costing city cash
• Double denial for Adam
• CVUSD to send out 79 pink slips to employees
• Got talent?
• Master carver shares creative vision
• Students help children with homework
• Rabobank has funds for small farms
• Radio station revamps brand with new name, music
• A piece of outer space history comes to earth
• School has centennial
• Student jazz musicians selected for honor bands
• Play by CUSCI prof examines Donner tragedy
• Good nutrition helps kids concentrate in school
• It’s Girl Scout cookie time again
• Tourney benefits cancer programs
• Insurance available for pre-existing conditions
• Peace officers raise funds for diabetes
• Easter Seals opens new therapy center
• Simi resident starts county’s first dialysis support group
• Artists needed for annual ArtWalk show in T.O.
• Vintage poster collection coming to Simi Valley
• Ventura County public radio awarded for excellence
• Arts center has auditions for ‘Jekyll & Hyde’
• “Unknown”
• Club presents a gem of a show
• Showdeeo gallops into Conejo Valley Days
• Pet of the Week
• Under ‘covers’ job
• Buddhists host open house
• Cornerstone Church promotes Bible study, missionary work
• Musketeers focus on mental toughness
• Datebook
• Curling club hosts open house
• Event honors 100 years of 19th Amendment
• Park service launches new scavenger hunt using GPS
• Hadley is cool under fire
• Concert will benefit low-cost spay/neuter programs
• Church presents annual Friday fish fry
• Library 93021
• Court seeks grand jury nominations
• Video business owner hopes to archive Moorpark history
• Simi landfill hearing next week
• Senators acting like ‘impudent children’
• Sickened by school adminstration
• Says league shot 50 percent
• New water rates are all wet
• What would happen if . . .
• Cartoon
• Moorpark’s post office to remain open
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Chamber names hospital Business of the Year
• Make a nomination for city’s Top 15
• High Street development slowly inches forward
• Police want pedestrians to watch their step
• Dinner and auction prepare for takeoff
• a visit from Jack Frost
• Datebook
• Score one for the little guys
• There’s a new king of swing
• Soccer squad goes big at Bakersfield
• Rattlers zap Vipers in tournament final
• March madness
• Lambo knows this chance may be his last
• Panthers roughed up in physical semifinal
• Area synagogues celebrate the holiday of Purim
• Pair of events planned at T.O. temple
• Lecturer will discuss the healing power of prayer
• Pasta proceeds will help youth ministry’s outreach
• Healer visits Unity of the Oaks
• A heavenly winter view
• Growing Buddhist center moves to new locale in Westlake
• Curling will be taught Saturday at open house
• 50 percent of teens text while driving
• With a little push from Dad
• Depression support group meets twice a month
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Comedians laugh up support for WHS softball
• Historical figures come to life at MATES
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Standout COLLEGE Students
• Link Crew revs up students about recycling
• Superintendent’s column
• The MOVIE Nut
• Extraterrestrials to make appearance
• Don’t miss dueling pianos
• Piano virtuoso debuts with New West
• The Acorn Epicurean
• Health covered from A to Z
• Taking a ZEN approach to food
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Squirrel of the Month
• Pet of the Week
• Trek along 67-mile trail
• LOIS YVONNE GORDON
• Under cover job
• Cultural bus trip is back
• HONORING THOSE WHO SERVE AND PROTECT
• Scouts plants trees at Canada Park
• Actor volunteers time to teach children
• Community Briefs
• Global trek inspires local artist
• Old West will come alive at CVD
• Group to celebrate state suffrage centennial with a personal touch
• Bill-de la Peña won’t take no for answer on Adam
• Sheriff's Blotter
• County career centers offer many services for job seekers
• City wants businesses to get rolling on bike rack program
• Report looks at small businesses
• Getting a replacement SSA-1099 is easy
• Local thoroughfares getting face-lifts
• T.O. needs some new-age bowling
• Letter attacking OCHS was childish
• Keep it simple: eliminate benefits
• District offers what Bridges doesn’t
• Supporting charter makes sense, cents
• What about school board benefits?
• Conejo visitor weighs in on sign
• Battle over sign is far from over
• Sign discussion was pure comedy
• Adam should receive apology
• Auto mall sign is a ‘big deal’
• Yousef is ‘traitor to his people’
• Wants local wetland protected
• It’s time to take care of our own
• Missing Agoura woman found
• Thanks for telling ‘rest of the story’
• New bike lane on Lynn a bad idea
• Political Cartoon
• Let’s end lice-ism
• Grand jury seeking new members
• Voter-approved Prop. 1B pays dividends for T.O.
• Burglaries tick up, assaults are down, crime report says
• Wild ride ends for Panthers soccer squad
• City doesn’t relent in pursuit of solar power
• Oh, The Places You’ll Go!
• A real headscratcher
• CLU Choir tour starts at Carnegie Hall
• Presbyterian pastor has guided church for 25 years
• Grants available to help prepare Latinos for college
• Former school chief to receive honorary degree
• Arthritis can turn a simple task into a painful experience
• Olympic star to speak at Moorpark Softball opener
• Masters wrestling: A tradition unlike any other
• Datebook
• Take your Moorpark Acorn on Vacation
• Discovery Center hosts whale of a tale
• Pet of the Week
• The 83rd annual Academy Awards: a pontification
• Bert Collins shows art in Santa Paula
• Show pays homage to 1920s
• World-class ballet company twirling into T.O.
• Blues festival to kick off on Sunday
• Magic show to benefit Brain Injury Center
• Council members present list of requirements for landfill negotiations
• Boys & Girls Club event is up in the air
• Learning the sweet science of hitting
• Toast of the town
• Restored engine is full steam ahead
• Active Adult Programs
• Volunteers give club’s courts a makeover
• Photo
• Less land, more funds for schools
• To find more info on flood map
• Wants cuts made to administration
• Schools’ anger is displaced
• Teachers say thank you
• A silver lining in a tough job market
• Cartoon
• One last Valentine
• Burglarly leaves Habitat for Humanity in need
• Acorn in search of city’s Top 15
• Sheriff's Blotter
• City coffers still in black despite state cuts
• State takes aim at redevelopment agencies
• Moorpark is county’s safest city, report shows
• Bananas for chocoloate
• Datebook
• Rotarians hope fundraiser has magic touch
• The Movie Nut
• T.O.-based radio station sheds old format for new
• Golden girls strike again
• O.C. hoops team wallops Whittier Christian
• Lions survive tough match in girls’ soccer postseason
• Local soccer club playing like all-stars
• Masters of their domain
• Top grapplers ready to tussle in Temecula
• Conejo Valley girls crush the competition
• McCann building a strong reputation for training local student-athletes
• O’Connell to be honored by CSUCI
• College Corner
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Former sweatshop worker to speak at CLU
• Standout COLLEGE Students
• Camp takes kids for spring break
• All Call system is calling for sponsors
• Banyan Elementary to host its first online fundraiser
• TOHS gym boasts brand new mural
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Stefanie Lynn Gold
• Grants available to nonprofits helping youths
• Ask the Arborist
• ‘Riverdance’ star to join Irish celebration at Scherr
• Discovery Center offers up whale of a good time
• Keeping condors wild, free
• Ask the Arborist
• Thousand Oaks art group puts out welcome mat
• Park visitors invited to scavenger hunt
• Winning artists beam with pride
• Sign up for summer camp
• Support group nurtures working, stay-at-home moms
• Church survives scandal, looks to grow
• Methodists go Broadway for church fundraiser
• Bar, bat mitzvah expo benefits Heschel West
• Annual walk helps feed hungry families
• Acupuncture can relieve spinal pain
• New county health director preparing for impact of federal reforms
• New free clinic post to coordinate medical care
• Get kids on the early track to healthy eating
• ‘InfoDine’ with Red Cross officials
• Tennis anyone?
• Community Briefs
• Pet of the Week
• Critter Tails
• Movie viewing will help raise funds for TOPD
• Oscar nominee to appear in WLV
• Locals net face time with pro soccer player
• Eye on the Conejo
• At The Library
• 70 years of marriage bliss
• AAUW to celebrate suffrage
• Professional angler teaches others how to land the big one
• Sheriff's Blotter
• T.O. woman pleads guilty to identity theft charges
• Council members reaffirm commitment to civil discourse
• ‘Son of Hamas’ speaks in T.O.
• Tour of California route into T.O. revealed
• Rain creates hazardous conditions
• TOPD aid in arrest of murder suspect
• Tax help at senior center a blessing
• Political Cartoon
• Don’t let up on auto mall sign
• City service not so ‘extraordinary’
• Why change city’s standards now?
• CVUSD is abusing its power
• Say ‘no’ to water rate increases
• Attack on private school was unfair
• A hard lesson about honking
• For the record
• Trivializing Holocaust is wrong
• Anti-Obama poster breeds hatred
• Warns of immobile homeownership
• Council should cut its pay, benefits
• Promises are made to be broken
• Your turn to sound off on taxes
• Janss Mall P.O. could be K.O.’d
• Council says it won’t support large LED sign
• Charges against T.O. nail salon owner dropped
• It’s lights out for N.P. Library solar panel project
• Having A Ball For Charity
• Datebook
• County agency names new chief
• Arts festival looking for youth submissions
• Hooray for Hollywood luncheon
• Breakfast skipper no more
• Stellar cast presents ‘Les Misérables’
• Expo for mitzvah celebrations
• Moorpark rabbi and his wife expand Chabad Jewish Center
• Moorpark’s Team Barcelona on target
• MHS hoops squad victorious
• Musketeer boys booted on a golden goal
• Robotics camp
• La Reina’s college night helps youths plan for higher education
• YMCA kicks off annual Strong Kids Campaign
• Moorpark students advance in Music Center’s Spotlight competition
• Montessori school hosts open house
• FOOD Share expands benefits to families
• Angels Ball benefits abused, at-risk children
• Get on the dance floor and move your feet
• Pet of the Week
• Ronald Reagan shares traits with baby boomers
• Free tax preparation for seniors
• Job and career centers offer free employee recruitment service
• Social Security recipients may owe taxes on portion of benefit
• Lecture on coexisting with wildlife
• Former client is toast of Samaritan Center in Simi
• A dispatch from Gopher Gap
• Author’s fourth novel explores the culture of Hollywood’s extras
• City completes purchase of 80-acre property for open space
• MUSD official wants residents to push lawmakers to put tax initiative on ballot
• State senator says governor is using ‘scare tactics’
• Your turn to sound off on taxes
• Cartoon
• Moorpark schools in favor of tax extension
• Sheriff's Blotter
• In search of city’s Top 15
• Moorpark College’s accreditation status renewed
• Crash victims share heartache with train engineer’s employer
• Building a healthier community
• Mayor tries to allay concerns of mobile home owners
• Area high school soccer first-round playoff schedule
• Westlake won’t be sharing this time
• Locals face big challenges in water polo playoffs
• Boys’ hoops postseason underway
• Sign up for Titans football, cheer
• Locking down league crowns no small task
• Title banner banter
• Datebook
• Reading series
• League welcomes all ages
• Dream of 67-mile trail nears reality
• Pet of the Week
• T.O. resident marks a remarkable milestone
• Classes for infants, parents
• Center offers therapy for adults, children
• New program opens doors for those with pre-existing medical conditions
• Former Casa Pacifica youth shares success story at agency’s fundraiser
• Learn about robotic surgery
• Golf event proceeds will support Wellness Community programs
• No magic cure for arthritis exists, but doctor’s tips can offer relief
• Event raises funds for nuns
• Unitarians screening documentary
• The Art of Being
• Chamber singers perform in church
• The Movie Nut by Dave Workman
• Comedy night will benefit clinics
• Story of Danish Jews will be told
• Learn fun, everyday relevance of math
• ‘Fighter’ co-star launches speaker series
• Second City’s best sketches at Scherr
• Guitarist performs tonight at The Canyon
• Critter Tails
• Local Business Briefs
• Standout COLLEGE Students
• Publisher starts scholarship endowment
• Walnut students send the troops some love
• Workshops teach parents, students to plan for college
• Proceeds from golf event go toward EARTHS Magnet
• Robotics camp offering 2 sessions
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Tea teaches lessons of etiquette
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• What the Dickens! It’s ‘Oliver!’
• Park lecture takes walk on wild side
• Harmony never sounded so sweet
• Storyteller to speak at Reagan Library
• Visit the Reyes Adobe
• Ask The DMV
• Youthful cast conquers ‘Les Mis’
• Atheists to explore beliefs
• Learning from the professionals
• County spreading word about CalFresh
• Curl up with a new sport in Simi
• World-class ballet company twirling into T.O.
• Veterinarian will share experiences of working with California condor
• Community Briefs
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Art exhibit opens soon
• Valentines take the floor
• Olympian to throw first pitch
• Writing workshop offered
• WHS vocalists put on the glitz
• Calling artists, musicians
• Becoming enlightened on dark energy
• Reagan revelers celebrate 100 years since GOP icon’s birth
• The Acorn Epicurean
• City earns special recognition
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Sales tax revenue dipped to 2000 levels in 2009-10
• Reagan stamp released
• For the record
• Personal T.O. business forecast
• Hitler-Obama poster offends
• Auto mall wants its payback
• Council should stick to General Plan
• Supports auto dealers, not sign
• Don’t demonize the auto mall
• Political Cartoon
• Response to chem spill was correct
• Not impressed by OCHS signings
• Stands behind accused doctor
• Film shows how less can be more
• Rent control law under fire
• Auto dealers scrap original sign design
• N.P. woman suspected of several car burglaries
• TECHIES PUT TO TEST
• Proposal would reduce T.O. council health benefits
• Conejo Valley Tea Party Patriots
• Celebration of culture
• Love Stories
• Program to enforce train track laws in Moorpark
• Cops have new tool in fight against DUIs
• Datebook
• Artists invited to submit work for upcoming Moorpark Arts Festival
• What the Dickens! ‘Oliver!’ hits the right notes at Camarillo Community Theatre
• Chamber networking breakfast
• County’s economic outlook slowly improving
• Knights roll the dice for casino fundraiser
• Coming home
• Pet of the Week
• New city librarian is optimistic about the future
• Alumni sought for high school reunion
• Campus Canyon moves to K-8 grades
• League principals call an audible, will split Marmonte football teams into 2 divisions
• MHS wrestlers muscle up at Marmonte finals
• High school baseball alumni return to play
• Foundation seeks Woman of the Year nominations
• Fortune’s good fate
• Going for the gold
• Program pays gas bills
• Chamber leadership program taking applications
• Seniors celebrate with Oscars dinner
• An Evolution in Makeup
• Barrios promoted to commander
• Your turn to speak
• Bad move by Veolia to ban media
• Cartoon
• Library celebrates Reagan’s 100th
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Audit of overtime hours leads to arrest of ex-CHP officer
• Homeless count first step in addressing problem
• Law will require certification for massage therapists
• Hundreds of homes removed from FEMA flood map
• it’s snow much fun
• The business of learning
• A day to remember for Oaks Christian student-athletes
• Senior Night to be extra special for Newbury Park girls’ soccer program
• Tremendous turnaround
• Principals vote to split Marmonte football teams into 2 divisions
• Only the strong survive at Marmonte wrestling finals
• Datebook
• Dental office opens wide
• We need the eggs
• What’s a hospitalist?
• Help for those dealing with the psychological effects of war
• Critter Tails
• Beyond bows and arrows
• Martial arts studio offers more than kicks
• Furniture store leaves others green with envy
• St. Jude school accepting applications
• Events offer information on Bridges Charter
• TOHS students selected to honor band
• T.O. high schools can compete in video contest
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Scholarships offered by county
• Colina Middle School named state champion in ‘We the People’ contest
• The Art of Being
• Faith-based company makes acquisition
• Church relocating services to Agoura Hills
• Church fundraisers decide to ‘Cowboy up’
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Cast excels in ‘Scarlet Pimpernel’
• Acclaimed singer to perform at Canyon club
• Show explores Canadian music and dance
• KCLU wins Golden Mike Awards
• HOPPING INTO A NEW YEAR YEARHOPPING
• George Christopher Pentis
• Gwen A.. Johnson
• Teens can spend day out of school on the slopes
• Citizens raising money for Habitat after break-in
• Area YMCAs begin major fundraising campaign
• Grant pays for new plants at Conejo Botanic Garden
• Love Stories. . .
• Entrepreneurs get face time with legislators
• Museum to host docent orientation
• Moved to remember
• Hands-on workshops at gallery
• Pet of the Week
• Dentist to donate all proceeds to cancer patient
• Arbor Day event needs exhibitors
• FAMILY MEN Don't Wear Name Brands
• Community Briefs
• T.O. resident starts latest chapter in career as Moorpark’s new city librarian
• Social club will meet
• The Gipper turns 100
• Gorell will speak to women’s group
• Performance celebrates 50 years for Conejo Valley Youth Orchestra
• Teaching an age-old art
• Sisters honor late mother’s memory with hope for cancer cure
• Crosswalk sting nets 24 violators in less than 2 hours
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Is wood chip pile a hazard?
• Gas station paraphernalia sales threaten addicts in recovery, local family argues
• ‘Stacked deck’ now on planning board
• Council action went too far
• Bridges deserves more space
• Decision is costing CVUSD big money
• Why term limits are bad for T.O.
• Some cuts just aren’t worth it
• Knock on teachers was uncalled for
• Use of redevelop dollars ‘a scam’
• Alcohol, drugs can ruin lives
• The root of the problem
• Cartoon
• County’s economic outlook slowly improving
• Jobs are headed overseas
• Another voice against auto sign
• Please don’t lower our standards
• We should do things differently
• Coaches teaching kids a bad lesson
• Decision on rent increase appealed to council
• Golden advice
• Final forum on auto mall sign is tonight
• Voters may get chance to decide on term limits
• Broken branch breeds bad blood
• Three Musketeers sign on the dotted line
• Texas tussle: Packers or Steelers, who wins Super Bowl XLV?
• Thompson’s time has come
• Scholarships taking applications
• After you’ve submitted college applications
• Study reveals germiest spots at schools
• Moorpark student selected for Navy officer program
• Charter school students construct set for play
• CSUCI prepares high school students for college academics
• Chef bakes birthday cake for Reagan
• Bone marrow drive benefits local woman
• Grant donation supports Free Clinic services
• Enrollment is open for Medicare
• Seminar to discuss Social Security for seniors
• Programs help patients cope with cancer
• New treatments offer rapid release from muscle pain, spasms
• Auditions open for original family musical
• Counting down the days to ‘Math Matters!’
• ‘Oliver!’ opens in Camarillo theater
• Event welcomes Year of the Rabbit
• Kids learn barbershop music
• County theaters receive Four Star Awards
• Concert at CLU features 1940s big band music
• Classic musical opens tonight at arts center
• Art show features landscapes
• And the winner is . . .
• Unhappy at work? Experts offer advice to get workers back on track
• Jade Buddha statue on display in Ventura
• Coming home
• Datebook
• Vujicic doesn’t let disability slow him down
• The stoical Mr. Stumptail
• Pet of the Week
• Scouts serving pasta dinner
• Messy olives
• Come over to the ‘dark side’
• Cousin steps in as Moorpark city librarian
• Reading club, book sale at city library
• Kids can decorate cupcakes
• Bullish about books
• Pageant looking for a few good men
• Sentencing set in porn case
• Sheriff's Blotter
• State must end business exodus
• Debate is what makes us great
• Do youth sports cost too much?
• Cartoon
• Chamber installs new board
• Snug as three bugs
• Library throwing party for Reagan’s centennial
• Landfill EIR now complete
• City gets educated about water rates
• There she is!
• Datebook
• Sierra Club to offer wilderness course
• Trash hauler measures carbon footprint
• Texas tussle: Packers or Steelers, who wins Super Bowl XLV?
• TOHS hoops team suffers setback at Simi
• National Signing Day a major commitment for area gridiron stars
• Coyote baseball team goes 4-for-4
• Mullaney, van der Wal named Parade All-Americans
• Football players honored by CIF-Southern Section
• Lancers in the thick of the hunt
• Landscape artists will be featured in arts council gallery show
• Barbershop harmony taught
• Reagan’s birthday bash takes presidential cake
• Local difference-makers reap praise at Chamber gala
• The MOVIE Nut
• Celebrate Chinese Lunar New Year
• Expect the unexpected with ‘Marvelous Wonderettes’
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Undergraduates stand out
• Students from Oaks Christian, NPHS among semifinalists for Spotlight Awards
• La Reina students help families in need
• Glenwood teacher makes the grade
• Valentine dinner, dance at St. Paschal’s
• Christian women to meet
• Buddhist holy relic visits Ventura County
• Polio support group meets
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Law professor will speak to B’nai B’rith
• The Art of Being
• Bad momma
• Seminar will focus on Medicare, Social Security
• Wellness Community sponsoring workshops
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Band hosting pasta dinner
• Young people pitch in on MLK Service Day
• FAMILY MEN Don't Wear Name Brands
• Critter Tails
• Send us your Critter Tails!
• Pet of the Week
• Juried show accepting photos, digital works
• Shooting stick
• Community Briefs
• He plays a mean oboe
• Assistance League makes sweet music for area seniors
• Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Month
• Volunteers needed at NPS visitor center
• City recruiting new planning commissioner
• Art show
• Nordic builders get special nod in T.O.
• Park service recruiting teachers
• Bike lanes considered for Lynn Road
• OFF-COLORFUL—
• Against all odds
• Police Blotter
• Oak Park man accused of murder may have acted in self defense
• Construction aimed at improving drainage
• Citizens seek out city’s homeless for count
• Defining fairness and equity in U.S.
• Collegian grateful for the guidance
• A heartfelt thankyou for donations
• Council has big decisions upcoming
• Auto dealers ought to listen to public
• Citizens at sign meeting said ‘No’
• Chamber supports new auto mall sign
• Enough already with term limits
• Home Depot will be good for T.O.
• Tired GOP mantra won’t fix economy
• Abuse of power an alarming trend
• Being in office has gone to their heads
• Council majority has lost confidence
• ‘Good Ol’ Boys’ are at it again
• Political Cartoon
• Friday is last day to send in your love story for publication
• Ethics should be taught in schools
• Battle over redevelopment agencies hits close to home
• Accused family doctor not allowed to reopen practice
• Acid spill snarls traffic in T.O.
• Do youth sports cost too much?
• Chamber honors the best in biz
• Sikh brings depth to religion classes
• CERF presents Ventura County forecast
• Talkin’ aches and pains
• Datebook
• Information on Social Security and financial planning for 2011
• MHS basketball team raising cash for cancer research
• Eagles soar to pair of championships
• Musketeer boys get back on track
• Moorpark’s brightest young star
• New scholarships at Moorpark College
• Support group to meet
• Glaucoma is ‘silent thief’ of sight
• Non-surgical alternatives are available locally for treating heel pain
• Library gears up for Oscar Night with films, party
• Drumline seeks members
• Travel tips for older voyagers
• Santa Susana High opens application season Feb. 1
• CLU Theatre Arts Department to present play at respected festival
• Course helps artists find their way
• Upcoming programs at Congregation B’nai Emet
• Annual nativity showcase raises $27,000 for county’s homeless
• Conductor making New West Symphony debut
• Simi Valley theater puts on vibrant performance of award-winning ‘Rent’
• Take Your Moorpark Acorn on Vacation
• Volunteers can assist park service
• Life lessons from a jaywalking pigeon
• Dinosaur exhibit to open at Natural History Museum
• Pet of the Week
• Pageants coming to High Street
• Grammy winner coming to Simi Cajun festival
• Soccer stars shine in Moorpark
• Local author to discuss novel
• The shoes are on other feet
• Event looks at history of Valentine’s Day
• Recreation classes available in T.O.
• Many boomers don’t notice early signs of Alzheimer’s
• “No Strings Attached”
• New arts foundation off to a grand start
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Newest school grant encourages fitness
• It’s about supply and demand
• Photo
• State tax season brings with it updates
• Honest discussion needed about water
• Documentary a real eye-opener
• Tyranny does not exist in America
• Supervisors concede need to hike water rate
• Williams chosen to lead MUSD
• Mannyland no more
• Datebook
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• T.O.’s Kuder commits to college
• Inferno turns up the heat in Redlands
• Gridiron stars earn honors
• Soccer club hits perfection on the pitch
• Lions in total control of TVL title chase
• TOHS takes no prisoners
• Local surfers score sick waves at Rincon Classic
• Westlake tennis team serves up a win
• Sophomore surprise
• Need animal control?
• Critter Tails
• The Art of Being
• Praising the power of the pole
• Standout COLLEGE Students
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Lancers looking for goods
• Cast of CLU play invited to regional festival
• Time to sign up for kindergarten
• Discover Academy opens at Sequoia Middle School
• Fundraiser will benefit T.O. charter school
• Parents pitch in by painting lockers
• Jeweler still shining despite recession
• The Sky’s the Limit LimitThe
• New dinosaur exhibit opens this summer
• Pet of the Week
• Westernstyle event raising funds for preschool
• Stagecoach Inn Museum receives $7,800 to publish book
• Acoustic music series starting up
• The MOVIE Nut
• Local theater troupes honored during Ovation Awards
• Community Briefs
• Citizens sought to serve on committees
• The art of tiny trees
• Park district spring guide coming out
• Chassidic vocalist coming to Civic Arts Plaza
• Volunteer program needs seniors
• Eye on the Conejo
• Ball benefits Under One Roof
• Panel to discuss reverse mortgages
• Tour water treatment plant
• Locals love making island music
• Sweet touch
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Send us your love story
• New home construction is building momentum
• A plea to Fox and Gillette: No to sign
• Sign should stick to General Plan
• Auto mall taking wrong approach
• Council nearly guilty of 3 Strikes
• Serve on senior center board
• Christians need not rely on fear
• A letter in defense of a friend
• Let your voice be heard on auto sign
• District paying for its mistake
• Backing landlords
• Nar-Anon helps addict’s loved ones
• State must end biz-exodus
• Business, citizens must compromise
• Political Cartoon
• A perfect evening in the Conejo
• Adam deserves an explanation
• Forum for mobile home park residents will be presented
• Vandal causes $25,000 in damage to CLU facility
• Home improvement store gets go-ahead
• Gunman robs T.O. pharmacy
• Adam won’t return to planning board
• LOCAL AUTHOR ANNOUNCES THE DEBUT OF A UNIQUE NON-FICTION BOOK
• Professor chose a life of service
• Datebook
• Showdown Sunday: Who’s going to the Super Bowl?
• MHS girls’ soccer squad ready to rekindle early-season magic
• Paratroopers wanted
• Annual Chinese New Year event features Lion Dance, music, art
• Become the de-terminator
• Golf tourney supports school
• Educators raise scholarship funds
• SELPA sponsors Feb. 3 workshop in Camarillo
• Can science help develop ‘green’ tires?
• New group helps with loss of sibling
• H2U group hosts nutrition talk
• Seminar in WLV to discuss dementia, memory loss
• Seniors can learn about living transitions
• Baby boomers can apply online for Medicare
• First woman conducts New West Symphony
• Be prepared in case disaster strikes
• Retirement planning for women
• Single malts take center stage
• Performance features winds, keyboard
• New CLU organist to perform first concert
• Museum gives pointers on collecting California art
• Art exhibit
• “The Green Hornet”
• National Park Service seeks teachers for summer program
• Moorpark Acorn on vacation
• Pet of the Week
• Watch the whales this winter
• CSUCI hosting MLK event
• Active Adult Center names bridge tourney winners
• Knitters needed
• Have your cake and wear it, too
• Acorn storage
• Photographer to display landscape prints
• Apache artist celebrated
• Active Adult Program
• The Acorn Epicurean
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Active adults get their groove on
• Suspects arrested in burglaries
• Volunteers needed for homeless count
• Moorpark Acorn wants to hear your love story
• No one should politicize tragedies
• Life under tyranny is unacceptable
• ‘The Movie Nut’ a local treasure
• City leaders step up on project
• Cartoon
• Pool company closing doors, taking 232 jobs out of city
• New device tackles DUIs
• Gil pleads not guilty in stabbing
• Human services center gets green light
• Students take center stage
• Datebook
• Showdown Sunday: Who’s going to the Super Bowl?
• Lancers lean on young nucleus
• A victory for Victory Gymnastics Academy
• Panthers claw their way into playoff picture
• Group to discuss healthy eating habits
• Online Medicare application fast, easy
• Organize medical needs before taking a trip
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Don’t forget memory seminar
• Pet of the Week
• Nature photographer hosting show in T.O.
• Documentary on education will be shown
• Sycamore Canyon Middle School wins local ‘We the People’ contest
• Educators raise funds for CLU
• Panel will discuss teens and body image
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Israeli pianist will perform
• Event raises $27,000 to help homeless
• Former Hamas leader, author to speak
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Is retirement affordable?
• Anchor Blue stores closing
• Income tax preparation free to seniors, others
• Historical society will tell story of Valentine’s Day
• Hospice of Conejo hosts annual meeting
• Parent Project
• Community Briefs
• Pool fun builds endurance, self-confidence for ‘group of four’
• ‘WHAD’YA GOT FOR ME?’—
• Miller Family YMCA offers a variety of youth fitness classes
• The MOVIE Nut
• Organist to play at WLV church
• Guest conductor debuting for New West
• Film tells story of Billy Warsoldier
• T.O. man has ride of his life
• Resident spins story of classic record shop
• Former Bush diplomat is guest speaker
• The Acorn Epicurean
• Kiwanis host Food Truck fest at Santa Anita
• Greatest generation gather at CLU
• Sound of music
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Cops have new tool in fight against DUI
• Ask The DMV
• Senior Congress to convene in February
• Federal community development dollars already promised to Many Mansions
• Heroin use on rise in Ventura County
• District will add buildings at Bridges
• Why no love for Oaks Christian?
• Praise for Joni and Friends
• Auto mall not lacking visibility
• Cartoon
• Turn Kmart site into skating center
• Solar panels are a good investment
• Lifetime benefits are out of line
• Our mind-set must change
• Visit us on Facebook!
• The Acorn wants to hear your love story
• Thoughts on hiring superintendents
• City is doing the dealers’ bidding
• Anti-sign sentiment won’t change
• Sign is example of history repeating
• Lack of large signs sets us apart
• Commission approves $62-a-month increase at Thunderbird
• Unemployment rate remains cause for concern
• Come fly with him
• Cookies on the brain
• Size, safety matter in debate over freeway sign
• City Council makes commission appointments
• Leading to a pot of gold
• Datebook
• Camarillo doctor to recount experiences working with starving children in Sudan
• Girls’ lacrosse clinics at no charge
• Moorpark travel baseball team knocks one out of the park
• Musketeers trying to pick themselves up following tough stretch of games
• Stop smoking classes offered
• Wellness Community presents new program for cancer survivors
• Science scholarship available
• Student playwrights showcase new works at arts center
• Pets put on a show for families in T.O.
• January is National Cervical Health Awareness Month
• Arthritis talk
• Rain runoff leaves L.A. beaches polluted
• Training for adult tutors
• Concert presents musical icons
• What's New On DVD?
• Flower show seeks entries
• YMCA offers free week
• Bridal premiere has vendors, giveaways
• Pet of the Week
• Magical lunch for seniors
• Conversation best medicine
• City ceremony to dedicate Norwegian Grade monument
• Climate extremes
• Women’s club getting tune up
• Zootopia offers discount
• Former bishop was a man of convictions
• Sheriff's Blotter
• We’d love your input
• Chamber dinner
• OSHA investigating construction accident
• County unemployment at uncomfortable plateau
• Ex-MHS coach gets two years in sex case
• Bomb hoax leads to lockdown at MHS
• Smith stepping down from MUSD
• This is only a test
• Datebook
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Westlake benefits from having Ship on board
• Girls can learn lacrosse for free
• Lions still ranked No. 1
• Regents soccer team off on the right foot
• Newbury Park golfer sinks shots in San Diego
• Lions pushing the pace
• JNET to meet at T.O. temple
• Temple teachers earn recognition
• Speaker will seek to inspire
• Pastor plays Jesus in Rose Parade
• Presentation is all about the ear
• East County CHP reports record-low fatalities in 2010
• Cervical cancer is preventable
• Trio of moms take newborns hiking
• Superintendent’s column
• TOHS students study sustainability
• Dean’s list
• Youth dance clinic offered at Calabasas High
• Workshop will teach tutors
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Entrepreneurship academy hosting open house
• FAMILY MEN Don't Wear Name Brands
• Rescued pets are the stars of Popovich Comedy Pet Theater
• Special art exhibit to open in Santa Paula
• Concert pays tribute to music icons
• The MOVIE Nut
• Watch great whale migration
• Pet of the Week
• Church hosting job workshop
• SCORE celebrating 40 years in VC
• Collecting coats
• Y offering free one-week membership
• Afternoon on the lake
• Eye on the Conejo
• Getting pumped up to play
• Pool contest is for parents and teens
• Say yes to the dress at Bridal Premiere
• Dedication ceremony planned for Norwegian Grade
• Community Briefs
• Soroptimists serve spaghetti
• Park board member has open-door policy
• Park board member has open-air policy
• Former Lutheran bishop practiced what he preached
• Alleged burglary ring may have hit T.O. locations
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Casa Conejo MAC to meet
• Volunteers needed for Homeless Count
• What’s up with that?
• Battle over mobile home park rent increase wages late into the night
• Former coach gets two years in prison for sex with student
• For the Record
• Thoughts on public vs. private schools
• Tax cuts for rich haven’t saved jobs
• Must hold the line on development
• Sign will obstruct scenic views
• Don’t let planning make the call
• Freeway sign will distract drivers
• Idea for auto mall sign ‘defies logic’
• Rollerdome should be put to use
• The Movie Nut a ‘small treasure’
• Bridges wasn’t put in right place
• Doctor is innocent until proven guilty
• All council pay must be reviewed
• Solar panels aren’t a bright idea
• Political Cartoon
• Give us your best
• Cal Oaks Bank now California United
• Sunshine Club brings rays of laughter
• Public can give input on auto mall sign
• City looking for suggestions on how to spend federal grant money
• Old Westlake Hospital will be torn down
• Home Depot has eyes on Hampshire site once more
• Getting their kicks
• Datebook
• Free youth lacrosse clinics set for Saturday in Westlake
• Marmonte League honors top football players
• Magic Juan
• Tango treat in T.O.
• Cabrillo Music Theatre casting for ‘The Producers’
• The Movie Nut
• Expert to discuss 2011 economy
• Lassen Natural Food store re-opens in Simi Valley
• Nutritional open house coming to Camarillo
• New year’s resolution: stop smoking
• Conejo hospice members to vote at annual meeting
• New chief of staff for Los Robles
• Houses of Worship
• Women’s group to meet in T.O.
• Camarillo synagogue presents cantors’ concert
• Moorpark High presents student musical
• La Reina High taking applications
• Early application update
• Drivers should be taking extra precautions in winter
• Brownilympics needs volunteers
• Pet of the Week
• Girl Scouts to rally for cookies
• Writers’ club has new home
• Two tall ships sail into Ventura Harbor
• Ask the Arborist
• When living alone is no longer an option
• Moorpark College one-acts move to High Street venue
• VCSD continues investigation into T.O. doctor
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Contact your area representatives
• Free market key to city’s future
• Classes deserve a chance
• Cartoon
• Public hearing for studio project slated for February
• CHP reports record-low fatalities for 2010
• Tell us a story!
• Dean sworn in as county’s new top cop
• Marvin Joel Betnun
• Datebook
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• T.O. Christian women’s group to meet
• Jewish a cappella group coming to Temple Etz
• Let us hear your ‘tails’
• Pet of the Week
• The Nature of Things
• Area stars will play for college football crown
• Free lacrosse instruction this weekend
• Marmonte salutes top pigskin players
• Panthers inspired by coach’s comeback
• Winter driving tips
• Health Briefs
• Cervical cancer preventable, easily detected
• Los Robles selects new chief of staff
• Bridges, Glenwood at odds over space
• La Reina taking applications
• College Corner
• Neighborhood for Learning presents two classes
• Kids take classes in thrashin’
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Temple sponsors workshop on bullying
• It’s been a sweet 60
• Create a family photo book in a snap
• Sharing the warmth of the season
• Boat, RV repair shop now offers detailing
• Area Realtors pick top performer of 2010
• Cell provider installs new tower
• Be mindful of changes in the tax code for 2011
• The Movie Nut
• Play hoops at B&G Clubs
• Ask the Arborist
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Entertainment rooms come of age
• Mountaintop views
• Acorn Bits
• What’s New On DVD?
• Scout earns rank of Eagle
• Expect ‘Landslide’ in Agoura
• ‘Die Hard’ actor does ‘Old Blue Eyes’
• Community Briefs
• Teens ring in the new year safely
• Head of East County CHP station leaves legacy of fighting fatalities
• Hot coffee spill goes to court
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Roadwork to begin soon on Lindero Canyon
• For the record
• Cartoon
• Translation of letter offered
• Law protects vets from unfair taxes
• Schools should play by same rules
• Another Christmas supporter has say
• Not all outside cats are strays
• Opponents of auto mall sign keep up the pressure
• Separate private, public prep teams
• Death to lifetime benefits
• Accused doctor yet to enter plea
• Rent hearing for Thunderbird is Monday
• T.O. newborn arrives seconds after midnight on Jan. 1
• Closed-door meetings on council compensation underway
• Missed deadline costs city thousands for solar
• Meetings on council compensation underway
• Dean takes over newlook sheriff’s department
• Another step in the right direction for Musketeer basketball program
• Moorpark Black Hawks shoot for the stars, finish as tourney champs
• Huge AYSO event this weekend in Simi Valley
• Moorpark’s amazing turnaround continues
• United soccer team sticks together, claims area tournament title
• CLU digital works exhibit shows off artistic styles
• Sheriff’s Department offers hiking tips
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Animal hospital joins effort to pair pets with vets
• Pecans may protect nervous system
• Pregnant women and infants at larger risk for contracting flu
• Hit-and-run leaves girl with broken leg
• Prescription drug abuse big problem in schools
• Time is of the essence
• State reports increase in high school graduation rates
• SAVE OUR SCHOOLS—
• Top stories for 2010
• Local Lutheran pastor to ride in Rose Parade
• CLU Senior Fest enhances spiritual and intellectual lives
• Your turn to speak
• Moorpark needs a long-term plan
• Cartoon
• Junior fine art competition seeking entries
• ‘Holiday Spectacular’ colorful nod to old-fashioned variety shows
• Top photos for 2010
• A holiday gift that keeps on ticking
• Datebook
• Datebook
• High School HI*LIGHTS
• Grading-free classes for adults offered in T.O.
• Bridges hosting parents info nights
• Winter concert warms the heart
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Heightened spirituality aim of Senior Fest
• A simply divine Christmas dinner
• When living alone is not an option
• Early testing for Alzheimer’s can slow progression of disease
• New dental office opens
• Prevent childhood obesity, malnourishment
• Westlake wrestlers building from the ground up
• Canada is next on Okun’s hit list
• Youth tennis teams serve up aces in advancing to Palm Desert tournament
• Tri-Valley League tips its cap to fall’s top student-athletes
• Los Cerritos surf duo dominates
• See the ‘Best’ of student art
• Local brewhouse plans to produce more suds
• Performance will share history of South American dance form
• Tickling the ivories
• Show features performing pets
• Professor, artist exhibits digital artwork at university gallery
• Jazz, rock pianist will perform at T.O. Library
• Mother-son duo give emotional performance
• CLU unveils new solar fountain
• Softball signups are next month
• Take a special train ride
• Squirrel of the Month
• Teen center set for a busy January
• Making dreams come true
• Local nonprofit offers wildlife education programs for kids and families
• Community Briefs
• Sunshine Club hosts lunch for seniors
• Pet of the Week
• Chain of good Samaritans help return special watch lost in T.O.
• County Red Cross honored
• Bystanders join forces to fight fire
• Spots open
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Learn about new 2011 laws that could affect businesses
• Price of reclaimed water going up
• Public schools get short end of stick
• GOP sent economy into a tailspin
• Dinner invite for progressive basher
• Auto mall actions smell of corruption
• Trip to Central Cal triggers revelation
• There’s no native landscaping in T.O.
• Good thing auto mall vote was split
• Scooter gal is a traffic hazard
• Don’t let Christmas become X-Mas
• Cartoon
• It’s the individuals that kept Conejo Valley strong in 2010
• Family physician accused of improper conduct with female patient, 29
• Redevelopment will be focus of T.O. construction in 2011
• County retailers finish off year with a bang
• topstories for 2010
• Tough to call it ‘recruiting’ when players come knocking
• Moorpark grapplers fight back
• Improved Musketeers moving up the chain
• Teachers spend their own money on school supplies
• Grant allows Title I students to attend arts performances
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Koi can bring joy
• Pet of the Week
• Try these tips to keep ticker ticking
• Valve disease: Getting to the heart of the matter
• Prevent home fires during the holidays
• Emergency preparedness key during storms
• Williams’ flight of fancy draws to a close Jan. 1
• Perez named to fill seat on college board
• Flood map approval expected this week
• Pouring on the produce
• Gingerbread village on display at Four Seasons
• Make holidays family time
• Families needed for foster children
• Sisters of Notre Dame elect new leaders
• Your turn to speak
• This holiday season, put your gadgets down
• Cartoon
• Juried art show
• Young jazz musicians invited to compete
• Simi theatre opens new year with ‘Rent’ reprise
• Moorpark festival looking for featured artist
• Let there be lights!
• A train full of treats
• Active Adult Programs
• MS fundraiser
• A perfect day for pool
• We are the champions
• Spreading some holiday cheer
• MUSD providing parents expanded school choices
• Powers taking over as county CEO in March
• VCSD communications boss retires
• Be observant when visiting the elderly
• Healthy holidays
• Where are the cards?
• Women’s Economic Ventures helps launch new businesses
• Datebook
• Datebook
• Pregnant women, infants at risk for flu
• Red Cross offers holiday safety tips
• Take steps to protect heart health
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Yelich a top prospect for Marlins
• Utah QB headed to OCHS
• Eagles claim League Cup championship
• Oaks Christian to host basketball tournaments
• Dragons make foes green with envy
• No need to recruit when the best players come to you
• Thousand Oaks boys’ hoops team off to a blazing start
• Thrashers destroy tournament field
• Six teams are playing for second place
• Local youth champions
• Training program helps entrepreneurs start own business
• Free seminar on racehorse ownership
• Pet of the Week
• Get some laughs at Fiamme
• Artists invited to compete for showcase in daylong city festival
• WLV Art Guild will present members show
• Concert review
• The MOVIE Nut
• Rain doesn’t dampen generosity
• Foster familes needed
• FAMILY MEN Don't Wear Name Brands
• Brownilympics needs volunteers
• Chance encounter with tractor sparks splendid Christmas tale
• Concert review
• Santa’s helpers sing joys of season
• Activist, author devotes life’s work to enabling those who are disabled
• TOHS band members to play in Rose Parade
• Standout COLLEGE Students
• Community leader receives alumna award from La Reina
• Guest opinion
• Job center offers career workshops
• Eye on the Conejo
• Art guild sponsoring contest
• Family keeping the faith in the face of rare illness
• Club gives out Amelia Earhart award
• T.O. Elks helps feed 97 families for Christmas
• V.C. Writers Club is leaving T.O.
• WLV man is maestro of miniature mechanics
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Amgen drug may aid in treatment of prostate cancer
• T.O.-based bank will be bought out
• City Council awards $45,000 in grants to 13 community groups
• Bike lane on Wendy is wide
• Progressives got it all mixed up
• He’s a fan of Acorn faith columnist
• Being mayor not such a big deal
• Speak up about SCE rate increase
• The people score victory over sign
• This holiday season, put your gadgets down and pick your heads up
• Executives plead not guilty to securities fraud
• Stolen women’s undergarments lead to arrest
• Take time to enjoy beauty of nature
• Pat on the back for honest person
• By comparison, we’ve got it good
• Story painted inaccurate picture
• Handicap policies could use help
• Heavy rains raise risk of flooding
• ‘Bad Elf Bandit’ hits T.O. bank
• District won’t change policy to force diversity at EARTHS
• Rain, rain go away
• The thrill of the find
• Hours changing at T.O. city hall, libraries
• Musketeers have title aspirations
• Just kickin’ it
• CLU goes ‘green’
• Adults can broaden their minds in T.O. Osher classes
• Sheriff's Blotter
• College foundation presents more than $100,000 in scholarships
• Adopted pets bring joy
• Pet of the Week
• Pet pantry helps owners
• Resident wants to offer thanks
• Pet owners need to pick up the poop
• Expansion doesn’t pass smell test
• Food pantry isn’t playing fair
• Food pantry thankful for giving
• Lecture to benefit cancer patients
• Holiday blood drive at Simi Valley Hospital
• Therapy practice has new home
• Take precautions to prevent home, car burglaries during the holidays
• Heal the Bay event puts spotlight on plastic bags
• Man of the people
• Arraignment set in Singler murder
• Moorpark man pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Let’s go for a sleigh ride!
• Watch the skies
• Poetry writing contest open to adults, youths
• Original radio drama to air Christmas Eve
• Churches minister to those facing a ‘Blue Christmas’
• New Year’s Eve party at B’nai Emet
• Sing along on ‘The Messiah’
• Unity of Oaks has family service
• Lights tell the nativity story
• Temple to serve Christmas dinner
• Christmas Eve at St. Francis
• Los Robles Master Chorale’s second holiday concert includes Gregorian chant
• For the record
• Cartoon
• Deputies, CHP do good work
• Come home for the holidays
• “The Tourist”
• Life in the fast lane
• Moorpark ballet presents ‘Nutcracker’
• Take a trip back to the 80s
• Los Angeles Zoo debuts new home for elephants
• Active Adult Programs
• Strathearn Park training docents
• Joy to all the boys and girls
• Gift cards have new rules
• Simi Valley man finds hope with a roof over his head
• Former coach pleads guilty to sex crimes
• Datebook
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Datebook
• The Art of Being
• Christmas Eve at Unity of Oaks
• St. Max’s music ministry infuses new energy into liturgies
• Grant supports preventive treatments
• T.O. car dealer fuels hospital’s blood drive
• Wellness Community announces schedule
• Teams trying to topple Westlake
• Lancers, Panthers ready to pounce on pitch
• Conejo classic
• Band hosting 5K run
• Grant is students’ ticket to free performances
• District approves girls’ varsity lacrosse teams for high schools
• Critter Tails
• The Acorn Epicurean
• Entries sought
• THe MOVIE Nut
• Baseballers selling trees
• Voices of Christmas serenade at gala
• Thousand Oaks High and Los Cerritos get jazzy for the holidays
• Auditions open for ‘Producers’
• Former teacher to head Regional Art Museum
• Award-winning theater presents radio drama
• School days reinstated with funds from federal jobs bill
• Kindergartners put on a show
• City to crack down on tax dodgers
• Eagles tribute band performs
• New hope for stalled housing development
• Waste hauler offers special holiday deal
• New Assemblyman off and running
• Christmas light show is tomorrow
• Getting medieval
• Temple Adat planning Christmas feast
• Local couple engaged
• Protect yourself from fraud
• Meet the county’s next CEO
• Pet of the Week
• Miniature city a project of love for T.O. couple
• League presents debutantes, funds scholarships, charities
• Osborn heads Republican group for the fourth time
• Performers mix traditional with trendy
• Tell a tale of Christmas
• Registration open for Mighty Mites
• Tall ships to sail into harbor
• Church effort brightens the season for needy families
• For the Record
• Veteran says war is not the answer
• Upset over horse complaint
• Former coach pleads guilty to rape
• Businesses made event possible
• Liked article on mobile home park
• Watch lunar eclipse
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Police make quick arrest after attempted carjacking in T.O.
• Former school worker pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Sign proposal isn’t going away
• Remember the ‘Copper Curtain’
• More opposition to auto mall sign
• Parents made pj’s drive a pleasure
• Board must affirm school as magnet
• EARTHS story gave wrong impression
• Park owner got break from city
• Political Cartoon
• Why auto mall sign didn’t fly
• Ojai man arrested after fight with female deputy
• New Lowe’s gets high marks from commission
• Fox is next mayor of T.O.
• Heal the Bay asking residents not to use plastic bags today
• Auto dealers pull sign proposal
• Don’t want to be on the wrong side of this list
• MHS wrestlers finish third
• Sheer drama at Sherwood
• Hoops teams trying to knock Chargers from the top spot
• Class examines molecular biology
• NASA offers shuttle tiles to schools and universities
• Parents can help children understand science at home
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Star-struck dog has attitude
• Pet of the Week
• Family gives kudos to trash company
• No decorations a real bummer
• Hispanics lack awareness about Alzheimer’s
• ALS meeting
• Hearing loss can affect workplace efficiency
• Fundraiser to support family with medical bills
• Gestational diabetes poses lifelong risk
• Williamson no longer on task force
• Metrolink unveils new rail cars
• Homeowner, HOA at odds over driveway sinkhole
• Truck trips focus of landfill discussion
• A walk on the wild side
• Christmas trees for sale
• Youth choir spreads ‘joy’
• Childcare provided while parents shop
• Santa comes to town on holiday train
• It’s Christmas time down on the farm
• Inspire kids to get active by planning family outings, walks
• Bethlehem comes alive at Westlake Village church
• Choral concert
• Where two or more are gathered . . .
• Community invited to dinner theater
• Presbyterians present play
• Contact your area representatives
• For the record
• Cartoon
• Pitching in on DUI crackdown
• Family show
• Big Bad Voodoo Daddy rocks Christmas
• Chorale group presents concert
• ‘Miracle’ brings cheer to High Street
• Woman robbed in Simi Valley
• Round-up offer benefits club
• Make-A-Wish fundraiser
• Lights on parade in harbor
• Everybody dance now!
• A Christmas dream comes to life
• BBQ joint expands
• Real estate office hosts coat drive
• Recital brings out student’s passion
• Custodian continues his carpet crusade
• Applicants sought for committee
• Early inmate release could tax local cities
• Wrap up retirement application before gifts
• Ask the DMV
• Library 93021
• Datebook
• New teams add intrigue to Tri-Valley girls’ soccer
• Lancers poised to challenge Agoura, Royal for top spot
• 5 Lions in the spotlight
• 5 Warriors in the spotlight
• For all the marbles
• McDowell stuns Woods to win Chevron World Challenge
• Winter concerts at TOHS
• Family approach way to shaping science smarts
• High School HI*HLIGHTS
• Students fill stockings for soldiers
• Cross with care
• District wants more diversity at EARTHS magnet school
• A rousing career in law enforcement
• 15-year-old charged with home invasion
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Give a pet the gift of a home
• Pet of the Week
• Sign would ruin freeway corridor
• Voters paying for failure to change
• A therapy dog is not just any dog
• Property values could be affected
• Spending on auto mall is unjustified
• Keep in mind who votes for sign
• Auto mall doesn’t need to be ID’d
• Don’t degrade the city with ugly sign
• Avoid a return to Billboard Alley
• Dealers defend proposed sign
• Mobile home park owner is no Santa
• Marriage editorial was ‘spot-on’
• ALS group meets monthly
• Gingerbread village at Four Seasons to benefit children at Casa Pacifica
• Hearing loss linked to potential earnings loss
• Alzheimer’s group works to increase awareness about disease among Hispanics
• Gestational diabetes requires treatment
• Tips to help kids stay active
• Be careful in county’s back country
• Homes for the holidays
• Westlake schools do battle for football glory
• Police arrest men suspected of crime spree
• Strike avoided as hospital workers reach deal
• Happy to celebrate in the Conejo Valley
• Auto mall plans go before council next week
• Cougars claw their way into first place
• Thrashers make a mess of the competition
• Venom hitters lethal to opposing pitchers
• Elks Lodge sells Christmas trees
• Get creative to save money
• New elephant exhibit at the L.A. Zoo
• Magical Fairy visits pajama drive
• Video games offer fun times for families
• Bethlehem Experience comes to Westlake
• Another Hanukkah comes to a close
• Church hosts CD release party
• Christmas Eve service
• B’nai Emet hosts New Year’s Eve party in Simi
• Conejo Christmas
• Leave the Grinch in Whoville
• Conejo Players presents ‘Home for the Holidays’
• Kids can compete musically
• Village Voices lights up the season
• Master Chorale to present family holiday concert
• The MOVIE Nut
• A miracle on High Street
• ‘Nutcracker’ presented for 2 days at Civic Arts Plaza
• T.O. theater production company earns nominations
• WHS choirs celebrate the holidays
• Former host still loves to put on a show
• Scout earns Gold Award
• Program offers help for the holidays
• Countywide poetry contest taking entries
• Wish Night ’11 set for Feb. 17
• Miller Family YMCA presents Jingle Bell 5K
• Cultural bus trip offered by Friends of the T.O. Library
• Start Smart begins in January
• Conejo Mobile Home residents granted another six months
• Meeting will discuss parking lot expansion
• Decision on mobile home park rent increase won’t happen until next year
• Ask the Arborist
• Hormone therapy practice relocates
• Store owners embrace Chinese traditions
• Bank makes donations to nonprofits
• Datebook
• Marmonte League winter preview: Boys’ basketball
• Vikings sink Moorpark’s season
• School concert
• Registration open for city’s winter camp
• Moorpark High School chorus sings in the holidays
• Simi Mock Trial team has fundraiser
• Conservatory orchestra performs
• Art show spotlights students
• Ask the DMV
• Pet of the Week
• Contact your area representatives
• Moorpark needs funeral home
• Residents step up during food drive
• Therapy dog brings joy to children, infirmed
• T.O. clinic provides free mammograms, tests
• Arrests made in string of robberies
• Shop ‘till you drop
• Tattoo shop coming to Moorpark
• City Council speaks out against water rate hike
• Rouse ready for next assignment
• Simi Community Christmas features creches, choirs
• The Art of Being
• Creches on display at T.O. church
• Vespers with jazz music
• Women enjoy desserts, gifts
• Variety show showcases talent
• Political Cartoon
• Editorial Submission Policy
• Commission knows its purpose
• The Movie Nut
• Vicki Lawrence showcase at Civic Arts Plaza
• What’s New On DVD?
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Realtors, Marines team up on Toys for Tots campaign
• Landfill keeps sustainability certification
• The Other Side of 50
• A banner effort
• Santa stopping by Moorpark for breakfast
• Family Men Don't Wear Name Brands
• Active Adult Programs
• Strickland open house
• CHP collects toys for needy
• Santa makes home visits
• Youth club celebrates 25 years
• Lifeline 4 Paws rescues injured animals
• Women’s networking group installs new officers
• JGirl holiday sale
• Datebook
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Grapplers get down at NPHS
• Local hoopsters to hone in on
• Krems, TOHS doubles duo off to Seal Beach
• Westlake, Oaks Christian football teams face stiff challenges in semifinal round
• Cross country duo honored
• FOR THE RECORD
• After video review, Mullaney’s single-season reception record confirmed
• Marmonte League winter preview: Boys’ basketball
• La Reina cross country team nabs second at state meet
• Westlake lacrosse teams holding sign-ups
• Racket play at sunset
• MHS will present Winter Holiday Celebration
• High School HIGHLIGHTS
• Los Cerritos choir will perform two shows in a day
• Lancer band blows away the competition
• Students re-create Ellis Island
• Cheers for Newbury Park High’s new Sparkle Club
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Pet of the Week
• Rent hike will push seniors to poverty
• Local Santa comes to senior’s aid
• Pedestrians must act responsibly too
• Thoughts on unions vs. corporations
• Statement about war was ‘absurd’
• Solar user likes library proposal
• Auto dealers sign is wrong for T.O.
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Staying healthy a family effort
• Therapy dog brings patients joy
• Man kidnapped at gunpoint
• Amgen drug approved to help cancer patients
• Tiger back in T.O.
• NO SLEIGH NECESSARY
• Residents gearing up for rent increase hearing
• Blood drive will be held at Lassen’s
• Church puts on Christmas variety show
• Breakfast with Santa in Moorpark
• This elf does more than make toys
• Children’s choir will sing songs of joy at Civic Arts Plaza
• Entertainers add harmony to Holiday Homes Tour
• Snowless sledding still fun
• Chorus to host Holiday Magic Festival in Newbury Park
• Encourage early childhood literacy
• FAMILY MEN Don't Wear Name Brands
• Dinner theater to present ‘In Bethlehem Inn’
• WLV church will celebrate advent
• Chabad announces Hanukkah events
• Christmas play coming to Simi
• 500 nativity scenes to be displayed
• The Art of Being
• An assault on the heart
• Oaks Christian student will play Cinderella in El Portal production
• ‘Strega Nona’ comes to Thousand Oaks
• Colburn Orchestra will present classical program
• ‘Nutcracker’ production in L.A. has large cast
• CSUCI students to exhibit their art
• Get to know WLV Art Guild
• Theater company creating show at CLU
• County clerk staying open an hour later
• Want to get involved?
• Donations needed
• Debutantes have a ball in Beverly Hills
• National Park Service needs volunteers
• Park district offers winter activities to community
• Community Briefs
• Sales of See’s help Kiwanis do good deeds
• Westlake Village centenarian still truckin’ after 105 years
• Westlake Village selects new mayor
• Home rehab program has long waiting list
• Turkey Day Dash is a T.O. tradition
• Spots opening on planning commission
• Who decides on rent increases
• Ask The DMV
• Critter Tails
• Four Seasons WLV earns Five Diamond award
• Nonprofit home builder seeking new executive director
• Veggies get cover from chilly weather
• Realtors make big push for Toys for Tots campaign
• Datebook
• This is can’t-miss football
• Pajama drive helps children
• Moorpark College presents musical events
• Marmonte’s fabulous 5 alive and well in Northern Division playoffs
• Basketball Day at MHS
• Cal State students face more than 15 percent hike in tuition fees
• Blotter
• Pet of the Week
• Celebrate the holidays smoke-free
• New Moorpark massage clinic offers holistic care
• Safety tips to foil car thieves while shopping
• Advice on coping with grief during the upcoming holidays
• Caregivers needed
• New robot performs surgery on prostate cancer
• Norwegian Grade back in operation
• Waste Management stops talking with Simi
• HELLO EVERYBODY—
• Making sweet music
• City ready to finalize FEMA pitch
• Boutique benefits Lutheran church
• A holiday ‘Miracle’ on High Street
• Chabad to celebrate Hanukkah in Moorpark
• Leave the Grinch in Whoville
• Cartoon
• Drumroll, please
• Holiday train rides with Fillmore & Western Railway
• Horn of plenty
• Gift wrapping for donation
• Celebrity softball game will benefit Simi-based foundation
• Tournament benefits Toys For Tots
• Transportation committee seeks applicants to serve
• Program helps vets return to civilian life
• Strathearn Park goes festive
• Active Adult Programs
• Youth delegates get a say as part of YMCA program
• Bush again holds court at Reagan Library
• Supervisor: State of Ventura County a mix of good, bad news
• Moorpark Chamber briefs
• Social Security offers Extra Help for Medicare drug plans
• Metrolink purchases new railcars
• Datebook
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Only a turkey would skip out on high school football this weekend
• Heavyweight matchups on tap in Northern Division pigskin playoffs
• Westlake rower picks UC San Diego
• La Reina, Joerger of TOHS among qualifiers for state meet
• Always practice school bus safety
• High School HIGHLIGHTS
• High schoolers take action after witnessing the plight of Los Angeles’ homeless
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Rescue saves 1,000th pet
• Tuition hikes in CSU system meant to bridge $64-million gap
• Pet of the Week
• Critter Tails
• A busy December at F&W Railway
• Pet supply store being picked on
• That’s why we need term limits
• Country is headed toward socialism
• Fear the unions, not corporations
• Monster sign makes no sense
• Purpose of sign is to be ‘vividly ugly’
• Auto mall plan is a ‘win-win-win’
• Apologize to generals, surgeons
• Overlegislation no laughing matter
• Hands-off surgery
• Hospital brings robotic-assisted prostate surgery to Ventura County
• Weight-loss classes offered
• FDA approves new podiatric laser treatment
• Organization hosts toy drive for hospitalized children
• Learning the importance of exercise
• Massage clinic opens in Moorpark
• Law enforcement offers holiday safety tips
• Bear hugs benefit bone cancer research
• Bone marrow recipient has a lot to be grateful for
• Bush speaks out about 8 years in office
• Woman’s car struck by bullet while driving on T.O. Boulevard
• City will annex Rancho Potrero
• It’s the season for giving
• Special guest featured at upcoming Toastmaster gathering
• Grief tips for families who have lost a loved one
• Bills win Conejo Flag football super bowl
• Fencing event will aid Toys for Tots drive
• Celebrity softball game to benefit McPherson Foundation
• Westlake Village woman turns 105
• Creches displayed in Simi
• Living Oaks opens its doors
• The Art of Being
• Holiday boutique
• Janss Marketplace to host menorah lighting
• CLU will reenact Christmas journey on campus
• Thankful? Let us count the ways
• Big Bad Voodoo Daddy to perform in T.O.
• CLU presents free Christmas concerts
• What's New on DVD?
• Players shine in ‘Kiss Me, Kate’
• A cappella group sings for holidays
• Drumline open to new members
• NPHS rolls high with ‘Guys and Dolls’
• Rockers raise voices to help singers
• Holidays get swinging start at Westlake Promenade
• Exhibit is all about beads
• The MOVIE Nut
• Neighborhood for Learning collecting pj’s
• Elks serve brunch to injured veterans
• Nonprofit offers gift wrapping
• Community center hosts rummage sale in Calabasas
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• U.S. servicemen and women are getting help returning to civilian life
• Community Briefs
• Cities brace for massive prisoner reentry
• Road between T.O.-Moorpark reopens this week
• Park district seeks input on master plan
• Eye on the Conejo
• The Acorn Epicurean
• Wells Fargo extends credit to Westlake Village firm
• Send us your business brief
• Amgen Foundation recognizes volunteers, awards funds
• November is the start of open season for Medicare
• Metrolink buying more safety-enhanced railcars
• Cities resolve to be business-friendly
• Datebook
• Marmonte teams muscle up for Northern Division playoffs
• Band competes
• Family meals may help children succeed in school
• CSUCI getting new entrance road
• Theater company in residency at CLU
• Amgen Scholars program enourages exploration in math, science
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Pet of the Week
• Reenactment is educational
• Event encouraged family discovery
• When bad things happen
• Studio developer happy with residents’ response
• Doctors plan medical plaza for Moorpark
• Legion gets go-ahead to hang military banners
• Have guns, will battle
• Say no to bullies
• Santa comes to town for pajama party
• Toy, blanket drive for Indian reservation
• Benefit concert
• Families invited to holiday festival at Lighthouse Church
• Author helps Christians connect to Scriptures
• Concert tour spreads Christmas spirit
• Centerpoint brings Hope for Christmas’
• Cartoon
• Book signing
• CLU Festival Concerts ring in Christmas season
• Pumpkin pie
• Freedom from want
• Calleguas fixing pipeline
• Honoring heroes
• Civil War Breaks Out — again!
• Simi Pilates studio re-opens
• Job center offers free workshops
• Art museum sells calendars
• Libraries accepting food donations
• Think green this holiday season
• Serving in Uniform
• Gridiron glory
• Ice rink open at The Lakes
• Officers urge seat belt use during holidays
• Santa stopping for breakfast at The Oaks
• Turkey Day Dash returns to The Oaks
• No lumps of coal in these special stockings
• Oxnard man arrested in Somis road-rage incident
• Sheriff-elect begins reorganization
• Datebook
• Postseason updates: Thousand Oaks, Oaks Christian water polo squads sunk in semis
• Westlake sophomore Diaz-Yi competes in second straight state golf event
• Cross country’s elite gunning for top times at section finals
• Youth lacrosse expo taking place at TOHS
• Elite soccer tourney coming to WHS
• Lions’ miraculous run stopped by Chino Hills
• Fall’s finest
• Down to the nitty-gritty
• Gymnasts qualify for state competition
• TOHS band has good showing at competition
• High School HIGHLIGHTS
• Love Factory Club will perform at rescue mission
• Middle school orchestra performing tonight
• Amgen Scholars program moving into second phase
• Private school hosts Christmas tradition
• Wrestlers wash cars for cash
• School celebrates leaders
• Law enforcement reminds drivers to buckle up this holiday season
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Squirrel of the Month
• Pet of the Week
• Local man blazed a path for off-road enthusiasts
• CRPD candidate says thank you
• Corporations should not vote
• Conejo schools have much support
• Flood ruined family’s holiday
• Most new eateries focus on red meat
• Manna stocking up for Thanksgiving
• City should help all water customers
• Supports solar panel proposal
• Find alternatives for gateway sign
• Speak out about auto mall sign
• Council behavior disappointing
• Kick smoking for Christmas
• Brownie troop raised $1,200 for leukemia society
• Suicide conference will be screened
• Wellness fundraiser to help families cope with serious illnesses
• Connecting
• Lecture looks at managing stress
• Fitness program designed for special needs kids
• Thanksgiving Day run expected to draw 1,600 participants
• Gillette reelected to council
• Sheriff-elect Dean begins department reorganization
• Fox will oversee mobile home committee
• Solar power project moving forward
• A N-ICE NIGHT AND DAY
• Don’t miss Santa’s parachute landing
• What’s inside a gingerbread house?
• Diaper donations
• Nondenominational service is open to all
• The Art of Being
• Churches celebrate Thanksgiving
• Faith Briefs
• St. Maximilian Kolbe Catholic Church facing budget crunch
• For the record
• Political Cartoon
• Let’s make no laws the new law
• TOHS performers bring children’s classic to life
• Three area artists win prizes at regional art museum show
• Vicki Lawrence brings comedy show to Civic Arts Plaza
• LaBamba performs at The Canyon
• For the record
• Tour Malibu’s Adamson House
• Several rec programs offered this winter
• Speaker will discuss African travels
• Concert sheds light on plight of Pine Ridge Indians
• Concert review
• Dreaming of a green Christmas
• Advocates frustrated by another cleanup delay at polluted site
• Veterans aid will be explained
• Nonprofit will take horse ride in the hills
• Community Briefs
• Come for a ride with the Kranks
• Globe-crossing sailor greets hometown fans
• Trash haulers off for Turkey Day
• Holiday Robotics Camp offered in Agoura
• Young conservationist making an impact
• Office manager convicted of embezzling
• VISTA fares to climb 25 percent
• Supervisor reviews state of the county
• T.O. designates zone for potential emergency shelter
• Resident pleads not guilty to sex crimes
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Parts of Olsen Road to be closed during construction
• Ice rink opens at The Lakes
• Datebook
• Martial arts academy opens in WLV
• Farmers taking donations for FOOD Share
• Ballet Folklorico at Park Oaks showcases Mexican traditions
• Pediatrician will talk to parents
• Actors can audition for musical
• For the record
• Pet of the Week
• Forensics talk
• Grant to help local CHP crack down on DUIs
• Two community leaders join college foundation board
• Coaches know claiming a section tennis title takes a total team effort
• Hospital helpers host holiday boutique
• Concert pays homage to legend
• Sport at its best
• Study explores why people give up their pets
• Dress contributions help those in need
• Company won’t talk trash with task force
• Parents can encourage early childhood literacy as reading models
• Tales from aboard the Flying Fortress
• Marmonte standings
• Women enjoy fantasy luncheon
• Young performers are masterful in YAE’s production of ‘Oliver’
• No winner yet in race for final council seat
• Epicurean wants your suggestions
• Sports leagues keep residents in shape
• Former MHS coach pleads not guilty to sex crimes
• How UC Berkeley evaluates applications
• Westlake High students to perform Shakespeare
• State of City set for Dec. 7
• Community Briefs
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• Auto mall sign continues to draw fire
• PETA tips cap to animal shelter
• Active Adult Programs
• Custer gets another stand
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Lancers, Lions and La Reina advance in volleyball playoffs
• Oak Park veteran recalls fascinating career
• Chumash center raising funds for Pine Ridge Indians
• New West Symphony reorganizes at the top
• Questions raised over lifetime medical coverage
• Help the Pine Ridge Reservation
• Eyes on a prize
• Chumash benefit
• Pet of the Week
• Community says so long to Sparky
• Young engineer reaps rewards
• Free clinic fundraiser experiences record turnout
• Art contest open to local teens
• Violence prevention summit will be held in Oxnard
• CVUSD runner-up thanks supporters
• Santa coming to Janss
• Tree lighting at Town Center
• Living in the lap of luxury
• Weekend schedule
• Last week’s top performers
• Local violinist takes the stage at historic Los Angeles venue
• FAMILY MEN Don't Wear Name Brands
• Reporter’s talents will be missed
• Candy store raises sweet funds for charities
• Simi Valley batting cages reopen Nov. 13
• Shelter animals make wonderful pets
• High School HIGHLIGHTS
• Kiwanis sell See’s candy at holiday store
• The Acorn Epicurean
• Locomotive pulls in to Fillmore
• Sharing memories of Sparky
• Local trainer helps dogs dodge rattlers
• Houses of Worship
• School noise is not a big surprise
• The Acorn’s High School Football Game of the Week
• T.O. nail salon owner accused of crime
• Ask the Arborist
• Tennis tournament benefits youths
• Solar panel project should be opposed
• Nutshell
• Women’s circle is colorful
• Civil War event isn’t a good idea
• Citizen-led committee will scrutinize city’s water rates
• Man loses control of vehicle on Lynn Road
• EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS
• GAMEGAMEGAMEGAMEGAME TIMETIMETIMETIMETIME
• Family affected by flood still displaced
• VISTA bus fare to jump 25 percent
• Churches will give thanks
• Pine Ridge Indians need our help
• Water polo teams due for a breakout
• New Mommy and Me classes
• New massage parlor opens on Agoura Road
• Family meals help kids at school
• Flood in Lang Ranch not ‘minor’
• What’s all this hype?
• Rabbi of Camarillo temple discusses his journey to faith, ordination
• Candidate gives thanks to voters
• Park district board will welcome new member
• Other local football matchups
• Dealership raises cash for education
• Simi mall will light its tree
• Kids earn money, prevent tooth decay
• Datebook
• Cartoon
• Hospital hosts boutique
• Miller YMCA offers new classes
• College Corner
• Datebook
• Huge tree goes up at Promenade
• Themes revealed for holiday home tour
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Nov. 11 and why it’s so special
• Orthodontist collects hundreds of pounds of candy
• Solar panels at N.P. library on agenda for City Council
• T.O. bank robber caught on camera
• TOHS grad Jack Wilson hosting event at Simi batting cage
• St. Jude’s seniors will honor vets
• Live healthy to save money
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Concert in WLV
• Doctor honored for service
• Friends remember Anderson as one of baseball’s best men
• Students recognized for volunteerism
• Man commits suicide inside Starbucks
• PathPoint celebrates 25 years of helping people with disabilities find work
• Judaism helps rabbi deal with tragedy
• Fundraiser to aid 6-year-old boy
• Highway Patrol wants to save more lives on 118 Freeway
• Fillmore & Western train is back on track
• Runners at high risk for stress fractures
• Playoff seeding, bragging rights on the line for Moorpark football team
• Lion football team cashes in on coin flips
• Tri-Valley standings
• National Charity League adds new chapter
• Nov. 11 and why it’s so special
• Train properly to prevent injury
• Pet hotel offers high-end accommodations
• Sweet Arleen’s
• Podiatry centers use new FDA-approved laser to treat nail fungus
• Geologist to discuss volcanoes
• Panther Players present ‘Guys and Dolls’
• Ventu Villa Senior Community Park
• Datebook
• Elks Lodge to present award to Abby Sunderland
• Toy donations accepted for Christmas Shoppe
• ‘Rent’ earns rave review
• ‘Hellcat’ on display in Camarillo
• Founder of Homeboy Industries speaks about gang intervention in Newbury Park
• Golf tourney benefits clinic
• Volunteers sought for earthquake research
• Contact your area representatives
• Medical support groups meeting in Ventura County
• Quilters meet
• Cartoon
• Prevent tragedy by checking smoke alarm batteries
• Egyptian Festival slated
• All’s quiet on the local front
• Protect children from classroom germs
• Holiday Homes Tour needs volunteers
• Auditions open at arts center for ‘Les Miz’
• County launches Veteran Court
• T.O. Farmers’ Market to close for holidays
• What's New on DVD?
• Research Medicare options at age 65
• Consort singers present ‘Introspection’
• Poker tournament will benefit Moorpark hoops
• Conejo Players open musical
• Parvin sings Moorpark’s praises during State of the City address
• Lake Casitas top-10 race results
• Fortnightly Club to meet Nov. 12
• Camarillo Community Theatre’s ‘Footloose’ features great dancing
• Perfect pumpkin
• At county championships, fun starts before the gun
• Rossi dances her way into Moorpark’s heart
• Motorcycle run benefits holiday toy drive
• Pollock, Van Dam keep seats
• Charter opens enrollment
• MUSD supports school finance changes
• “Waiting for Superman”
• A Sweet victory
• CLU will highlight international experiences
• Set clocks back this weekend
• The Oaks adds new stores
• Protect children’s safety on the Internet
• Observe the law when passing a stopped school bus
• Gorell secures Assembly seat
• Moorpark Country Days Parade set to air on city TV channel
• Sending warm comfort overseas
• How many applications and when to submit them?
• Dangerous datura?
• More accusations against Simi coach
• Mozart’s Mass sung at church
• Driver faces felony charges after Moorpark accident
• Library 93021
• HAUNTINGLY GOOD TIMES
• Congregations present boutique, auction
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Six essential rules for an encore career
• Residents can tour local water treatment plants
• Event ministers to recovering addicts
• Pet of the Week
• AAUW hosts authors
• Pet of the Week
• Livingston kicks off Light Up A Life campaign
• Eye on the Conejo
• Elks to honor Abby Sunderland
• High School HIGHLIGHTS
• Residents can visit water treatment facilities
• Protect youngsters from germs in the classroom
• Police say drugs contributed to crash in Moorpark
• No change on school board
• Marmonte standings
• Turn clocks back this weekend
• Doing his part
• Tips on aging into Medicare
• Police Blotter
• Gillette holding slim lead for final council seat
• The MOVIE Nut
• Other local football matchups
• Baseball legend Anderson placed in hospice care
• FIRE provides support for recovery
• TOPD break up alleged burglary ring
• The Acorn’s High School Football Game of the Week
• Work starts soon at Lang Ranch Reservoir
• Consort signers present ‘Introspection’
• U.S. Geological Survey looking for homes to host earthquake sensors
• Live auction slated for Nov. 6
• Earth Talk
• Gorell wins Assembly seat despite impending deployment
• Weekend schedule
• Last gasp of postseason hope for Newbury Park water polo squad
• Rabbi gives lecture on change
• To candidate: Take down your signs
• Kids dress up like their animal friends
• Park district presents spoken word theater
• Mormons lend helping hands
• Group seeks help to remove invasive plant
• ‘Homeboy’ founder to speak
• Outsourcing is bad for Americans
• Original ‘Annie’ producer lends his expertise today
• Gratitude Walk includes food drive
• Fantasy luncheon aids Westlake Women’s Club
• Two locals survive, advance at merciless golf tourney
• For the record
• Taxpayers against lifetime coverage
• Famous Americans have their say about reading inside T.O. library
• Home Run Derby slated
• Veterans Court taking cases at county seat
• Political Cartoon
• Knowledge is key to eating healthy
• The Nature of Things
• Tri-Valley standings
• Sportswriters to sign football book
• Challengers’ loss still a win for Thousand Oaks
• Deputy practiced poor judgment
• Student signatures headed for the stars
• Going online requires safeguards
• View the plane that ruled the skies in WWII
• EYE ON LOCAL AREA STOCKS
• What will become of old computers?
• Santa coming to Westlake
• Orkney tops field in wide race for Triunfo
• County championships top-10 race results
• Local Business Briefs
• Why Lang Ranch sued CRPD
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• T.O. City Council election results
• Positions open on water rate committee
• Farmers market releases holiday schedule
• Compensation for council is too much
• Jazz band invited to Chicago conference
• Learning the basketball basics
• Fast times and funny costumes at Lake Casitas
• New shops coming to The Oaks
• Unhappy with council benefits
• Journal keeps record of those who served
• A FA Festive Dayestive Day
• Community Briefs
• Datebook
• Post-polio support group
• Civic-minded seniors are dedicated to democracy
• International education week showcased at CLU
• Last week’s top performers
• Ventu Villa Senior Community Park
• Change smoke alarm batteries
• ‘Evita’ a strong debut for new High Street Arts Center leadership
• Seniors rally against mobile home rent hikes
• Simi Valley man killed in T.O. hit and run
• Investigation continues into robbery of liquor store
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Latest housing numbers reveal recovery still many months away
• Marines plan to have a ball
• The Art of Being
• Wellness offers Gingerbread House event
• St. Pat’s school hosting holiday boutique
• Simi Valley completes Madera Road project
• The Acorn’s High School Football Game of the Week
• I want candy!
• MUSD school board opposes Prop. 19
• Candidate outlines plan for MUSD
• Group fighting to block Simi Valley Landfill expansion
• Flight attendant gathers gifts for U.S. troops on war front
• Open Mosque Day celebrated at Islamic Center
• Tips to keep fireplaces safe
• TOHS students earn AP Scholar awards
• Simi council to consider signage changes
• Football report on one-week hiatus
• Dinner to honor female general
• Judge orders former MHS coach to stand trial
• Di Cecco deserves MUSD position
• HALLOWEEN FUN
• Sending a pile of warmth overseas
• Author presents meditation help
• Expo encourages residents to get prepared
• College Corner
• Ask the Arborist
• T.O. golfers take league title
• Marine Corps to host birthday bash in Simi
• AAUW hosts authors’ lunch
• Memory stars will light up lives
• Datebook
• Conejo Valley thrift stores seeing an uptick in sales
• Feminist author to speak at Ventura Chabad to address gender roles in Judaism
• Second thoughts?
• Future Foundation seeking young applicants
• Shop wine at home
• Rattlers sting the competition in Goleta
• Serving in uniform
• Original Broadway producer of ‘Annie’ takes part in Simi Valley production
• Women’s clinic has fundraiser
• County’s finest vying for cross country crowns
• Charity League celebrating 40 years of giving
• Monte Vista Church collecting food for Manna
• Construction finished on T.O.-Simi connector
• Driver’s ed offered at teen center
• EDD hosts tax seminar for employers
• Wizardry of Workman
• Halloween party in Simi Valley
• Hadassah has Hanukkah brunch
• Lecture on arthritis
• Pack of hungry Lions en route to Moorpark
• GOP luncheon packs presidential punch
• Temple’s founders celebrate 50 years
• Local man will stand trial for alleged sexual misconduct
• Police host safedriving program
• Former CEO of Trader Joe’s speaks at breakfast
• Matosevic brings the thunder from down under
• Free sandbags available
• StoneBridge hosts Trunk- or-Treat
• Post-polio patients will meet in T.O.
• Happy Madison
• Guest speaker will talk to tea party
• Students learn value of volunteering at church thrift store
• Don’t worry li’l buddy, it’s only a drill
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Industry reports housing production decrease
• County’s finest vying for cross country titles
• Moorpark wins award
• Catholics open holiday boutique
• Walk to raise awareness for lung cancer
• Boutique benefits St. Pat’s school
• Meg makes last-minute pitch in T.O.
• Walk like an Egyptian in Simi Valley
• Council pay a hot topic just before Nov. 2 election
• Police looking for witnesses to fatal hit-and-run
• Datebook
• Sophomore sensation Ho steals the show for T.O.
• Active Adult Programs
• Lutherans observe anniversary
• Wellness Community presents programs
• County YMCA welcomes new board members
• Water company urges more conservation
• Preparing for the ‘Big One’
• Help for single-parent families
• Ventura County Animal Shelter unveils half-price adoption campaign
• CLU announces All-Decade team
• Lights, camera, action!
• Are you listening to your intuition?
• Gingerbread house benefit
• National Park Service seeks input from community
• The Acorn Epicurean
• YMCA gets new board of directors
• Pet of the Week
• High School HIGHLIGHTS
• City library celebrates literacy
• For the record
• Tips for safer fireplace burning
• High intrique on display in Oak Park High’s ‘Julius Caesar’
• Sanitation board candidates debate the issues
• ‘Happy Days’ at Cabrillo Music Theatre is bright
• MUDDY MERRIMENT
• B&G Clubs dinner draws record crowd
• Middle school band students take the field
• Flory Academy ready to spook tonight at Halloween Carnival
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Cartoon
• Spooky contact lenses a frightening choice
• Pet of the Week
• CPA convicted of grand theft
• Joan Osborne brings a mix of music to The Canyon
• Local restaurant hosts fast dating event for singles
• T.O. needs more health-food joints
• College presenting dark comedy
• Spicing up the dance floor
• Last week’s top performers
• Preparing for the ‘Big One’
• Moorpark polling places
• Simi Valley man killed in T.O. hit and run
• City considering installing solar panels at N.P. Library
• The Movie Nut
• Youngster lands big catch at Westlake Lake
• Move from SFV was the right one
• Students get ready for the ‘Big One’
• Dentist’s sweet cause replaces sweet tooth
• Other local football matchups
• Theatre students present play
• Local races highlight Nov. 2 general election
• Investigation continues into robbery of liquor store
• Former Trader Joe’s CEO set to speak at CLU
• At The Library
• New swim coach comes to Conejo Valley Y
• Pro wrestling fan rallies for support
• NPHS library getting a new name
• Animal shelter offering half-price adoptions
• Tri-Valley standings
• Conejo Players to audition for swashbuckler
• SIGNS OF THE TIMES—
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Many factors can affect Social Security benefits
• Boo at the Zoo is back
• Local Explorers get award from head of CV Days
• Cellphone towers a threat to health
• Scholarships available for students interested in public works-related fields
• In a Nutshell
• Marmonte standings
• ‘Happy Days’ will appeal to fans of TV show
• Survey recognizes Moorpark for being business-friendly
• Good Samaritans worthy of kudos
• Local Business Briefs
• FallFest full of fun offerings
• Kids’ swap meet coming up
• Don’t let library lose its luster
• Charters offer innovative home school program
• Domestic violence touches even ‘tranquil’ communities
• Weekend schedule
• Ghost hunters zero in on High Street Arts Center
• Let’s get dizzy!
• LaGuardia should keep board seat
• Expo shows residents how to ‘live green’
• Vom Fass
• City seeks state’s OK on housing element
• Kids celebrate National Character Counts! week
• L.A. drivers drive me crazy
• “Secretariat”
• A night of happy returns
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Datebook
• ‘Evita’ makes strong debut for new High Street Arts Center leadership
• Plans for new civic center starting to take shape
• Pooches can show off scary style at parade
• Supporting the arts
• Halloween at the YMCA
• Pet of the Week
• Turning a passion into profit
• Active adults get ‘spooky’ at luncheon
• Landscape photo is top-notch
• Meet the Masons on Saturday
• Jason’s Race to benefit SIDS Foundation on Oct. 17
• Monk thankful for welcome
• Hot kitchens on display
• Cystic fibrosis doesn’t slow down Simi girl
• Teachers pension system works
• Local bands to play benefit concert for UNICEF
• Houses of Worship
• LaGuardia, Sweet deserve votes
• Poll workers needed for Election Day
• Families find fun at Fall Fest
• Golf Classic
• MHS, Westlake to clash on gridiron
• Tabrizi embraces role as Moorpark’s mad hatter
• Engineer to speak at UU forum
• Seminar covers heart disease
• Musketeer water polo team trying to right the ship
• Stein shares Reagan’s insight
• Lutherans present arts fair in T.O.
• Brown Bag Program provides extra food to seniors
• Alumni to meet in Simi
• Coach arrested on sex charge
• Can You Imagine?
• ALS support group to meet
• Economists to lecture at CSUCI
• Gorell eyes major changes if voters send him to Sacramento
• For the record
• Mental illness is common but treatable
• Library 93021
• LaGuardia believes his work isn’t done
• Cartoon
• Pollock eyes full term following ‘09 win
• Fall festival
• City offering free rides to promote new buses
• Compromise key to project
• Picking the perfect pumpkin
• SELPA offers programs to parents
• Former Moorpark Police chief to retire
• Acorn Bits
• MUSD votes to apply for construction bond
• Class to help improve memory
• Masry wants state to have a vision
• Master Chorale announces young composers competition
• Fall fest comes to St. Paschal’s
• Candidate clears air on high-rises
• High School Highlights
• Salon raises cancer funds
• Terror reigns at Janss Marketplace
• Adat Elohim hosts boutique for holidays
• Lakes’ lease deal bad for residents
• Spooky concert
• Gorell has plan to fix Golden State economy
• A real fish tale
• Temple rallies for man kidnapped by Hamas
• Wants your vote for CRPD board
• Lives touched by autism reunite to share struggles, triumphs
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Benefit will aid flood victims
• Stagecoach Inn has volunteer orientation day
• Tip of the hat to the Greater Conejo Valley Chamber of Commerce
• Fox, Gillette aren’t helping the city
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Sometimes football is life or death
• Halloween Mud Run helps T.O. teen center
• Best-selling author to speak at fundraising luncheon
• County short story contest deadline looms; winners will be announced in January
• Thousand Oaks is not another Bell
• Howl-O-Ween Pooch Parade
• Other local football matchups
• Pair to be honored at gala
• Kiwanis promote honoree to president
• Game day
• Term limits: good for democracy
• Pet of the Week
• Last week’s top performers
• Street Fair is Sunday
• Marching bands rule the field
• “Secretariat”
• Don’t be fooled— T.O.’s doing fine
• Bill-de la Peña was snubbed
• Tri-Valley standings
• Meals on Wheels dishes good deeds to homebound seniors who need food
• Photo art comes to The Galleria
• Softball coach accused of sex crime
• Police make hit-and-run arrest
• Civic Arts Plaza was mishandled
• Marmonte standings
• Expert panel urges public to bring domestic violence out of the shadows
• What’s New On DVD?
• T.O.-based bank is changing hands
• Mobile home park tenants fighting rent increase
• ‘Unsubstantiated fears’ led to Prop. 8
• Weekend schedule
• Student’s sea creature study may benefit U.S. Navy
• Costume exchange
• Real estate broker consolidates offices
• Tour of California will finish in Thousand Oaks
• Short is long on credentials
• Players to Watch
• Jewelry sales benefit breast cancer research
• Insurance agency adds carriers
• T.O. couple hits $30-million jackpot
• Citizens not served well by council
• The Acorn’s High School Football Game of the Week
• Triunfo Sanitation District candidates offer wide range of skills, experience
• New coffee house in Newbury Park
• Wine & Dine
• Wife says husband worthy of Congress
• Lancer boys sick of playing third fiddle to Agoura, Royal
• New court website makes paying traffic fines easier
• Salon changes name, style
• Future Foundation distributes revised Teen Assist cards that offer crisis help
• Incumbent is best choice for TSD
• GOP office opens in T.O.
• Locals join Rabobank board
• L.A. drivers drive me crazy
• Short a ‘tireless fighter for youth’
• Parent talk features guest speaker
• Former county supervisor pitches merits of new fine arts museum at Civic Arts Plaza
• Store is scaring up business
• Church book drive extended
• Orkney made good on promises
• At 73, Stephens hasn’t lost passion for kids
• Fox knocking on door of fifth term on City Council
• Datebook
• JNET meets
• City 311 hotline is a good idea
• Middle school hosting ‘Give Back’ game
• Di Cecco wants to give back on MUSD Board of Education
• Harvest Festival features hundreds of artists
• Save young lives by obeying the bus
• Three city commissions seek applicants
• Church presents magic show
• Sheriff's Blotter
• The many dimensions of loss and grief
• The self travels lightly
• Dogs to tie the knot at Petco
• Datebook
• Cartoon
• Pet of the Week
• An introduction and a promise
• Wins and losses can teach kids, too
• Moorpark College pays the ‘Rent’
• Country Days once again a successful event
• Soloists needed
• ‘Laugh and Learn’ with Bob Eubanks
• The Movie Nut
• To women of a certain age
• Kids Get a Kick Out of Country Days
• Hoffman touts his local roots
• Gardening workshop coming to Ventura
• DUI suspects can now access results online
• Area Housing Authority accepting applications
• 118 widening ahead of schedule
• Sometimes football is life or death
• Stagecoach Inn Museum to train new volunteers
• Officers nab alleged MHS vandal
• Choirs to sing
• Chorale announces new appointments
• Arroyo Vista may get second entrance
• Corwin gives grants to school libraries
• ‘Reign of Terror’ ready to scare in Thousand Oaks
• Everybody loves a parade
• La Reina High opens admissions to new students
• Country Day honoree recalls service in Vietnam
• Exhibit to delight rock hounds
• Girls school hosts annual dinner
• Masry wants to change Sacramento’s image
• Band concert to benefit UNICEF
• Moorpark Child Development Center earns accreditation
• The Acorn’s High School Football Game of the Week
• Deputy accused of having sex with a minor
• Dog gets blessing and belly rub
• Voices call out to the light in the sky
• Councilwoman is worth your vote
• Fire guts strip mall on Thousand Oaks Boulevard
• For the record
• Witness recalls daylight shooting
• Some fatherly voting advice
• Time to sign up for YMCA flag football
• Expert remains bearish on local economy
• A move in the right direction
• Church won’t be allowed to build in greenbelt
• Waxman helpful; Gallegly wasn’t
• Players hone their skills
• Local Business Briefs
• The Acorn Epicurean
• County social services will rent space in T.O.
• Ridiculous city spending must stop
• Middle school parents invited to cyber-safety talk
• Soccer squad dominates Simi event
• Thousand Oaks native on list of country’s Best Young Entrepreneurs
• Los Robles choir has new leadership
• Harvest Festival to have art, crafts, health screening
• Challenger is energizing voters
• La Reina accepting applications
• Bulldogs get sweet revenge in the final game
• 2 businesses applying for right to sell alcohol
• The MOVIE Nut
• The Manhattan Transfer comes to T.O. Civic Arts Plaza
• Appreciated help from office seeker
• High School HIGHLIGHTS
• Westlake ballclub rounds the bases
• Datebook
• Actress Jane Seymour to host ’80s allstar party for special cause
• Welcome to ‘Nutrition Alley’
• Association is driven by greed
• Corwin Press awards grants to public schools
• These players are as good as gold
• Promenade book store offers events in October
• Sculpture race is a family affair
• Candidate isn’t for ‘high-rises’
• College Corner
• Conejo Valley United strikes again
• Arts foundation brings ‘The Kosher Cheerleader’ to Civic Arts Plaza
• Children keep moving at Movie Night
• Shuttle service to Kaiser offered
• Phelps seeking fourth term on board
• TOHS lands new boys’ coach
• Encino Chamber honors Paul Anka
• Airman completes basic training
• Dinner event features mental illness expert
• New classroom building at CLU gives lesson on sustainability
• Tri-Valley volleyball teams rise to the occasion
• ‘My, that’s a tiny tree’
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Jason’s Race in WLV will raise funds for SIDS research
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Panther boys on the prowl
• Councilwoman trying to distance herself from fellow incumbents
• Golftoberfest benefits kids’ museum
• ‘Canvas to a Cure’ on exhibit at Four Seasons
• Study shows urban development leads to animal inbreeding
• Last week’s top performers
• Candidate advocating for wiser spending by city hall
• FAMILY MEN Don't Wear Name Brands
• Cancer therapies to be discussed
• Pet of the Week
• Other local football matchups
• New election rules throw Triunfo Water Board into wide-open race
• Costume swap can save parents money
• Celebrity humorist will speak at hospital event
• Antique trailer goes high-tech
• Marmonte standings
• League of Women Voters to present forum on November ballot
• Lutherans host fest
• Mental illness is treatable but services have lost funding
• Pilgrims and illegal immigration
• Weekend schedule
• Obtain DUI test online
• Forum explores how engineers offer aid
• Memory Walk is Oct. 23
• Candidate’s traffic plan makes sense
• Family, friends rally around Simi native following accident
• Photo exhibit celebrates mountains
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Amgen conducts recall
• Early intervention key in autism treatment
• Best pets can be found in shelters
• Fallen firefighters remembered
• Group hosts community meal
• Pet of the Week
• Simi Valley man killed in single-car accident
• Be The Dog
• Support groups set meetings
• Acorn plays musical chairs
• Benefit features drama team
• CLU presents lecture on shamanic medicine and herbal healing
• Sheriff ’s website has crime maps
• Church offers clean comedy
• Simi Valley HR director earns praise
• Alleged shooter arrested following daylight confrontation in Thousand Oaks
• Public pensions are ‘gaming’ the system
• Amanda Family Walk adds 5K run to festivities
• Jail restricts inmate mail
• Cartoon
• Hospital’s cancer program for women is free
• Take Your Moorpark Acorn on Vacation 2010 Photo Contest
• Moorpark’s Euodia to raise funds
• Supervisor must do more
• Residents should prepare for wildfires
• Musketeers brace for big, bad St. Bonaventure
• New salon opens in Simi
• Poetic script brings faux Welsh village to life in company’s debut
• Vacation photo contest winner
• Ashlea goes all-out
• Career center offers variety of workshops
• Superior Court enhances online traffic services
• Plans fall through for greenbelt church campus
• High school bands compete
• Conejo Valley is prime production spot
• Harley motorcycle party riding into Simi Valley
• City eager to debut new trio of natural gas buses
• College orchestra plays concert
• Datebook
• Skate park features tunes and tricks
• MUSD’s 2009-2010 test scores rise again
• Moorpark bus fire heroes recognized
• Discovery Center offers look at human brain
• Committed to keeping Moorpark clean
• Educator to speak at CLU
• CLU event to address domestic violence
• Seminar provides tips on looking up ancestors
• A hard floor no more
• Quilts on display in Newbury Park
• Haunted house, free family festival to debut in Simi Valley
• Workshop helps parents deal with teenager angst
• Last week’s top performers
• Amgen conducts voluntary recall
• Folk poet grips T.O. audience with his collection of classics
• Simchat Torah
• Fire danger still high, officials say
• Supporting Brown for governor
• standings
• Datebook
• ‘Extreme Quilters’ exhibit on display at Community Gallery
• Feast of Faiths
• Connecting
• County should expand air service
• Weekend schedule
• At The Library
• Clean comedy
• 2010 T.O. Acorn vacation photo winner!
• U.S. founded on Christian principles
• Other local football matchups
• Beloved actor entertains retired seniors with life stories, encouragement, songs and laughs
• Jewish Academy announces classes
• Prep football fans get game they’ve been waiting for
• Taxing the rich isn’t the answer
• The Acorn’s High School Football Game of the Week
• Three Scouts earn rank of Eagle
• Acorn plays musical chairs
• Heat is on: Fire burned as temps reached triple digits
• Acorn is losing an amazing editor
• Learn how to read your family tree
• Join us on Facebook!
• Alleged daylight shooter arrested
• Don’t vote for any of the incumbents
• Senior selected to All-American honor band
• Nature photo exhibit opens soon
• The MOVIE Nut
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Choices for City Council are clear
• Parent, toddler classes offered
• County inmates can only receive postcards
• ‘The Sorcerer’ is enchanting
• Chinese Moon Festival at CLU offers music
• Likes challenger’s solar energy plan
• Pasta dinner will benefit NPHS choral department
• CV Days organizer wants to maintain hometown flavor
• Symphony holding auditions
• Thousand Oaks goes bonsai
• Unhappy over unresponsiveness
• High School HIGHLIGHTS
• Board hopeful brings plenty of experience
• Oil museum displays pictorial quilts
• Plenty to bid on at Best Stuff auction
• Gillette, Fox serve special interests
• CVUSD receives national energy recognition
• City has $9,500 to return
• Harmony Chorus to perform
• Hot weather helps lemonade sales
• Paper practiced poor journalism
• Superintendent’s column
• Candidate promises voters a return on their investment
• Harvest Festival kicks off at Underwood Family Farms
• Moms meet
• Residents deserve total transparency
• Twirling for good health
• VCSD website has new crime maps feature
• Local couple win video game championship
• Christian women gather for luncheon
• Local YMCA brings enrichment activities to T.O. child care sites
• Passing stopped school bus is illegal
• Twirling for good health
• City needs resident to serve on Business Roundtable
• Strawberry Festival seeks submissions for poster contest
• Garage sale to benefit community
• Speaker will discuss the aging brain
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation 2010 Photo Contest
• New wine, spirit store opening on Wednesday
• Look out for lederhosen
• Chabad will host gala banquet
• Early intervention helps autistic children
• ASPCA adopts October as Shelter Dog Month
• Arrow pointing up for WHS
• Developer has big plans for prime commercial parcel in Westlake Village
• Thousand Oaks is a popular setting for TV, movie filming
• Event focuses on domestic violence
• Separation anxiety is normal and can be eased with some planning
• Pet of the Week
• Bird museum open to visitors
• Bishop will bless pets at St. Francis church
• Try these tips to ease separation anxiety
• Send us your business brief
• Mall to host ‘green’ expo
• St. Julie Billiart welcomes new pastor
• WLV group to discuss joint pain
• Contract awarded for Gillette ranch visitor center
• Piru rancho provides tours
• Contact your area representatives
• Sign up for Memory Walk
• Musketeers walk the tight rope, stun Newbury Park late
• Rabobank makes appointments to regional advisory council
• Curling club meets
• Cartoon
• Bikers will raise funds for MS
• Soccer squad dominates Simi event
• Datebook
• Club to exhibit bonsai trees
• $200 million just isn’t enough
• Residents can drop off unused, expired medicine at Moorpark Patrol Station
• These players are as good as gold
• Dogs welcome at Wag ‘n’ Walk
• Barbershop group hosts dinner, show
• Health literacy a hot-button issue
• Danica in the fast lane
• Underwood Family Farms welcomes fall with activities
• Chorale announces Young Composers Competition
• Vote for the best vacation photo online
• SELPA provides parent workshop
• Museum offers tours
• “The Town”
• Landfill could be annexed into Simi
• YMCA offers enrichment programs
• Express zips to Eclipse title
• Shakespeare comedy has Cole Porter music
• Gallegly proposes payout increase
• Students raise funds with car wash
• Musical Theatre Guild stages rarely-seen show
• Moorpark Country Days kicks off
• Concert at Cal Lutheran celebrates Moon Festival
• Grant lets Mesa Verde Middle School students run for the money
• Arts center opens new season with ‘Evita’
• Doing the do-si-do at the Good Ol’ Country Barn Dance
• Another application season begins
• For the record
• Council strives to protect forests
• Police urge bike riders to wear helmets
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Vacant homes becoming targets for burglaries
• Photographers aim to capture ‘Spirit of the Mountains’
• Scouts have fun
• Pet of the Week
• Doing right by the environment: Residents make the effort to recycle
• Oxnard presents tour of historic houses, gardens
• With ordinary oven mitt, vocalist cooks up fun
• There’s no excuse: clean up after pups
• Pursuit results in Moorpark man’s arrest
• Active Adult Programs
• St. Columba’s dishing up deep-pit barbecue meal
• ‘Mojo’ hangs up the microphone
• Acorn Newspapers partner with online coupon provider for ‘amazing’ discounts
• Another satisfied customer
• Houses of Worship
• Using less salt in diet can reduce hypertension
• Disaster preparedness for those with dementia
• Acorn teams with online coupon provider to offer ‘amazing’ discounts
• Lorna Luft performs at New West Pops debut
• 4-H gets new officers
• Gillette deserves to be reelected
• Former coordinator returns to the Y as executive director
• Owner of T.O. business arrested on three different allegations
• Musical Shakespeare coming to T.O.
• ‘70, Girls, 70’ comes to CAP
• Gillette and Fox both have done an outstanding job
• Marching bands to storm the field at Sounds of Conejo
• Follow the Money $$$
• Music, barbecue tickets for sale
• Admiring a 1954 custom Corvette
• Shamanic medicine will be focus of CLU talk
• High School HIGHLIGHTS
• City of T.O. remains part of the Thousand Oaks Business Improvement District
• German beer to fill glasses at Oktoberfest
• Helping to protect the environment
• Reduced salt intake helps with hypertension
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Datebook
• Kris Kristofferson to perform at CAP
• Many Mansions gets grant
• Registration open for Alzheimer’s memory walk
• Pet of the Week
• Soccer squad was on fire this summer
• Living history event coming to Stagecoach Inn Museum
• Boy Scouts recruiting boys with open house
• Health literacy key to better outcomes
• Squirrel of the Month
• Matthews, Clausen in the spotlight
• Local dancer gains a toehold in record book
• New West Symphony League to host fashion show at country club
• ALS support group to meet in Westlake
• Excited about a new movement in American politics
• Querrey to play at Bryan brothers’ charity tennis event
• Payroll service owner may have been stealing clients’ employment taxes
• Moms meet
• Sheriff’s stations embrace drug disposal
• Future is bright for students in CVUSD
• Conejo Bees creating a buzz around town
• Friends of Library to go to Getty
• St. Julie Billiart to install new pastor
• Couple accept donations for bike ride
• Core compliance has always been subjective in T.O.
• T.O. hires lacrosse coach
• Republican women to host Pulitzer Prize winner
• Temple Etz Chaim offers day school
• Council on Aging will broadcast new series of programs for seniors
• Some challengers were prepared; some weren’t
• Always one step ahead
• Entrenched politicians are no longer serving the best interests of residents, says Newbury Park chal
• HomeShul devoted to Jewish learning
• Another new sign coming to T.O.
• The city of Thousand Oaks is on the wrong path
• Other local football matchups
• Keeping Thousand Oaks semirural is important to council candidate Al Adam
• St. Columba’s dishing up deep-pit barbecue
• Vote online for vacation photos
• Not pleased with the way things are going in our city
• Last week’s top performers
• Trustee Mike Dunn points to endorsements in his reelection bid
• For the record
• More City Council forums planned
• Continuation of the business district a good decision
• Marmonte standings
• Assistant manager of service station arrested on several allegations
• Some voters can’t handle the truth
• Public hearing notices in T.O. not always clear
• Challenger fears money will decide the council race
• Weekend schedule
• Awarding of block grants topic of a public hearing
• Alliance for the Arts losing CEO
• Challengers criticize Fox and Gillette for skipping forum
• 36 years of council service is long enough for anyone
• The Acorn’s High School Football Game of the Week
• New salon seeks stylists to rent space
• The MOVIE Nut
• About to enjoy a tasty treat
• Gillette wants the business vote
• Hall of Famer to host tennis clinic
• It’s not too late to register to vote in the next election
• Photographer exhibits works
• Basketball teams are always varied
• Calif. United buys local bank
• Entertainer Ben Stein to speak at Reagan Library
• Christmas event signing up musicians
• Teachers aren’t only staff needed
• Store closing
• Women meet in Moorpark
• B’nai Emet offers upcoming programs
• New dog park surprises couple
• T.O. dance studio moving into larger facility
• Women’s group invites new members
• For the record
• Doctor discusses prostate health
• Realtors host Harvest Wine Festival
• Volunteers needed to help clean up beaches
• Cartoon
• Annual fundraiser to benefit therapeutic horsemanship program
• Stress is leading cause of ailments, disease
• Workshop to show fire-safe landscaping
• Pizzas, wakeboards and vacation photos
• Suicide prevention walk comes to Camarillo
• Datebook
• Moms and kids meet monthly
• Gilbert and Sullivan company opens season with ‘Sorcerer’
• Seminar devoted to senior scams
• Vacation photo voting open online
• A doggone good day for Moorpark mutts
• Bollywood Indian restaurant
• Calling all couch potatoes
• Singles talent hits an all-time high
• Author presents workshop
• Musical legend will perform at Civic Arts Plaza
• County joins effort for emergency preparedness
• College professors to lecture on Year of the Economy
• Simi square dance club shows how to do si do
• Acoustic tunes to take center stage at festival Oct. 3
• Find excuses to begin exercise program
• All ages can find books at Country Days sale
• Festival of Quilts on display in Santa Paula
• High Street Arts Center to audition for two shows
• School board president renews call for MHS pool
• Moorpark College to dedicate Academic Center building
• Serving in Uniform
• “Going the Distance”
• MUSD will hire teachers back with $1 million federal grant
• Flory Academy claims Academic Rodeo title
• Red Cross honors dedicated volunteers
• Sign up to vote for November election
• Runners make good time
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Local dancer gains a toehold in record book
• Arroyo project gets big boost
• Dog rescues family from fire
• County Superior Court selects presiding judges
• Keeping their pets safe with vaccinations
• Dog Days of Summer
• Pet of the Week
• A snacking squirrel
• Roaring ‘20s luncheon to celebrate September birthdays
• Moorpark Chabad to have services
• Disturbed by newest Obama poll
• Wii are having a party
• Amateur radio operators can earn license in class
• ‘My Suicide’ film coming to T.O. Library
• Sprucing up Park Oaks
• Save The Lakes by making it a total dining destination
• Cal Lutheran recognizes Presidential Scholars
• Restaurant goers like to eat and run
• Learning about music
• Seminar topic will be scams that target the elderly
• High School HIGHLIGHTS
• Fire-safe landscaping topic of workshop at NPS office next week
• Police offer classes to help parents deal with troubled children
• Preparedeness event aimed at seniors
• A mad dash for trash
• It’s not to late to register to vote in the next election
• Simi church to bless animals
• Suicide prevention walk comes to Camarillo
• Aspen Elementary schoolchildren lead a denim drive
• DUI suspected in accident
• Christ First Sports unveils second annual golf tourney
• Red Cross honors local volunteers
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Candidates forum takes place tonight
• MOMSnext coming to Living Oaks
• Wellness offers seminar devoted to cancer nutrition
• Pet of the Week
• The Oaks collects jeans to benefit charities
• Chabad of the Conejo to host Yom Kippur services
• Los Robles to host prostate health seminar
• Pausing to chat at Paws 4 Hope walk
• Last week’s top performers
• Residents respond to shortage at the food bank
• Unitarian congregation names interim minister
• Square dance classes available in Simi Valley
• Opponents of gay marriage should study their Bibles
• Other local football matchups
• Council challenger says Fox and Gillette aren’t listening to T.O. residents
• Cartoon
• County encourages emergency preparedness
• To hate a religion because of fanatics is wrong
• Tri-Valley standings
• Vote online for your favorite vacation photo
• It’s also our job to share the good news
• Kids Health Day coming to T.O.
• Believes in science —not in religion
• Marmonte standings
• Delay ends on reconstruction of the Norwegian Grade; it will begin Monday
• Corvette show coming to Conejo Creek
• Exercise keeps a body from rusting
• Please be rational —not emotional— about immigration
• Weekend schedule
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• Gordon Lightfoot is coming to the Kavli Theatre
• Conejo school district welcomes new principals and athletic directors
• Solution offered to garage sale signs
• The Acorn’s High School Football Game of the Week
• Huge yard sale coming Sunday to Cal U-Rent
• New West Symphony to present guest conductors
• Edison power lines are under attack by environmental groups
• The rent increase application should be rejected
• Brimming with talent
• Claim Jumper files for bankruptcy but chain expects a buyer
• The MOVIE Nut
• Alleged deviant is arrested here
• A pair of Eagle Scouts helped the woman who fell
• Winner of a summer classic
• Datebook
• MusicFest highlights acoustic tunes
• High-rise buildings a step closer for T.O. Boulevard
• Term limits may sound good, but they don’t work
• Park Ranger scholarship awarded
• Having a ball while helping hospice
• Conejo Valley remembers a young man who gave his life in defense of freedom
• One candidate has a great idea
• If you build it . . .
• It was a great Labor Day concert and it’s a great time to retire
• Oktoberfest to feature German brews
• Massages benefit cancer research
• Vote online for best vacation photos
• Boy Scouts celebrate 100th anniversary
• Arts venue seeks volunteers
• Expert recommends the best fruits
• Musketeers poised to make their move
• County Humane Society hosts local fundraiser
• Donation carries emotional connection
• No one scores against this team
• Moorpark Dog Park opens its gates today
• 80s music returns with a vengeance in Simi
• Weekend checkpoint yields 3 DUI arrests
• Girls win third championship of the year
• Free landfill day open to residents
• Luft highlights debut of New West Pops
• Input sought on power line project
• Mavericks do it again
• Man arrested after 2 sexual assaults
• Chorus hosts concert, dinner
• Summer comes to a close
• FBLA members kick off year
• Unlicensed contractors to be tried for misdemeanors
• Hawaiian music festival is seeking musicians
• Field lab cleanup takes ‘significant steps forward’
• Councilman apologizes for CSBA director’s salary
• Norwegian Grade closure postponed
• “The American”
• Playing God
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Library 93021
• NRA hosts fundrasier
• Scandinavians host festival
• Pet of the Week
• Contractors association offers advice at Conejo Valley Home Show
• Strawberry fest poster contest taking entries
• Ventura County SELPA will host autism services panel
• Coach says teams are always varied
• Business leaders to discuss green initiatives at CLU event
• Fiction in a Nutshell
• A family enjoys a day at the park during the holiday weekend
• Admin. costs eating up too much funds
• Datebook
• Simi Valley Days kick off with karaoke on Sept. 15
• Good Shepherd’s growth leads to new church home
• Who will track the taxpayers’ money?
• Active Adult Programs
• Cartoon
• Local medical support groups will meet
• Newcomers Club serves coffee
• Finding peace in violence
• Prostate cancer screening is available
• Event to honor POW-MIAs
• Tickets available for acoustic music festival in Agoura Hills
• Therapist to lead program for families with cancer
• Two events on Saturday will commemorate 9/11
• Fall concert features classical music
• Simi hospital suspends transitional care
• Golf tourney benefits youth club
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• A was a great Labor Day concert and it’s a great time to retire
• Small family dog is a hero after a Thousand Oaks home catches fire
• Ventura County SELPA hosting autism services panel
• Last week’s top performers
• Steelhead trout might move through local waterways if environmental groups prevail
• Pearl Harbor commemoration seeks musicians
• 3 T.O. teenagers are arrested on vehicle burglary allegations
• National Park Service to discuss expansion
• Tri-Valley standings
• Council challenger has a problem with new park planned for Lang Ranch
• The Movie Nut
• Something new has been added to job description of firefighters
• Scandinavian Autumn Fest coming to Agoura Hills
• Marmonte standings
• Closure of Norwegian Grade delayed
• Hospice hosts Vegas Cool
• With the poor economy, the city of T.O. looks ‘the other way’ regarding code enforcement
• Labyrinth set to open at Borchard Park
• Weekend schedule
• Unlicensed contractors to be tried
• Oaks Chamber seeks altos
• Conejo Valley rocks to Queen Nation
• Believes in Christianity and all it stands for
• The Acorn’s High School Football Game of the Week
• Newbury Park woman is on a mission to help soon-to-be displaced mobile home residents
• Ride On to host annual fundraiser
• Four Seasons Hotel caps off another summer
• Wants your vote for Triunfo’s board
• New principal takes over at La Reina
• Agoura Hills offers free small business seminar
• Americana MusicFest seeks vendors, volunteers
• Children invited to free bingo night
• If you can’t afford to tip, maybe you shouldn’t dine out
• Adult School offers free tutor workshop
• Coffee Bean has grand opening
• Dancing to music of the ‘Fab Four’
• Ventura County cops run around the world for charity
• Some people still care about others
• High School HIGHLIGHTS
• DATEBOOK
• It was another competitive year
• ‘Conejo through the Lens’ community photo project needs residents’ family photos
• Gillette and Fox have got to go
• Lancer enjoys musical adventure
• Fiction in a Nutshell winners named
• Inner peace presentation this Saturday
• Explanation given on improvements for the Auto Mall
• Brandeis committee hosts membership luncheon, boutique
• Travel agency presents African wine tasting
• Spiritual center unveils September programs
• Massage for the Cure coming to Westlake
• K-9s get donation
• AAUW hosts fall breakfast
• Conejo Valley houses of worship
• Musicians take aim at Alzheimer’s
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Finalists in our vacation photo contest will be voted on soon
• Residents can get help to pay utility bill
• Art of Being:
• Post-polio group to meet Saturday
• Humane Society fundraiser to benefit Ojai shelter
• FOR THE RECORD
• Hazardous waste appointments can be made online
• St. Jude ready to host annual Country Time Faire
• Seminar will focus on arterial blockages
• Pet of the Week
• Baseball club riding a wave of success
• Conejo Valley Newcomers group will host membership coffee
• Dolls need volunteers to sew them tonight
• Alzheimer’s support group to host meeting
• Paws 4 Hope raises awareness with walk
• Closing the gap on Agoura, Royal a tall task
• Westlake Village residents invited to join newcomers club
• ONE STITCH AT A TIME
• Program welcomes children with cancer
• Shelter overstocked in cats, dogs
• Other local football matchups
• Enrichment Classes for Homeschoolers at BRIDGES to start 9/13
• Houses of Worship
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Datebook
• Westlake Aglow invites women to breakfast
• Pet of the Week
• Choose Your Own Way
• Stop blaming Bush, he’s out of office
• Jewish studies offered in Newbury Park
• A call for the facts on both sides
• Simi Valley church welcomes back former attendees
• Results prove teams are unfair
• Conejo Valley church appoints interim minister
• Board wants task force for parcel tax
• Women slim down in Moorpark
• Cartoon
• ALS group to meet
• Lend a hand to teachers
• Alzheimer’s benefit show features local flute choir
• Classic wartime drama sails into Camarillo Community Theatre
• Red Cross encourages emergency preparedness
• Silver team takes gold honor
• Tomatoes make for good picking
• City takes next step in civic center project
• Express speeds towards success
• Program offers residents help with utility bills
• There’s a new top cop on campus
• 10 Marmonte answers by Stephen Dorman
• Chamber networks
• VISTA riders may see fare hike
• 10 Marmonte answers by Eliav Appelbaum
• Groups can recognize their volunteers at luncheon
• Gala puts arts center in spotlight
• Marmonte League football preview
• Webelos troops provide adventure for boys
• Legion throws good ol’ country barn dance
• Library starts up fall activities
• City to collect electronic waste, batteries
• Movie night at Poindexter Park
• Teens learn to drive smart
• Horses provide therapy for veterans
• Corral 37 celebrates horses
• EV Free Church to host MOPS
• Owner of mobile home park is full of greed
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Challenger says it’s time for new faces, not career politicians, on T.O. council
• Tashlich Walk set for Sept. 9
• Parents and adults should set better examples for kids
• Pet of the Week
• Conejo Classic water polo tourney on tap
• Man commits suicide in Westlake
• Jewish studies program offered in Newbury Park
• Busy streets aren’t helpful for walking to school
• Winding down at the Wine Down
• Construction to begin on CLU stadium
• Trash collection a day late
• Chabad of the Conejo celebrating High Holidays
• Rotary tourney takes on cancer
• Beatles tribute is coming tonight to The Oaks
• Newbury Park All-Stars wallop West Hills
• What’s up with that?
• A women’s fellowship will host breakfast
• County sponsors free stop-smoking classes
• Queen Nation will rock the park on Labor Day
• 10 Marmonte answers by Stephen Dorman
• Council’s agenda will be available on Friday
• Cartoon
• These five fruits offer health benefits
• Classic wartime drama sails into theater
• 10 Marmonte answers by Eliav Appelbaum
• Chamber to host breakfast
• Stop spending tax dollars on The Lakes
• New shops are opening in T.O.
• New West Pops set to debut with Lorna Luft
• Marmonte League football preview
• New businesses open in Paraiso
• The Movie Nut
• Walking together to help find a cure
• Greek gods and supreme beings are all the same
• A premier accomplishment
• Public hearing set on T.O. Boulevard business improvement district
• Civic Arts Plaza seeks volunteers
• Schools reopen in Conejo Valley
• Coaches run high school sports like it’s their fiefdom
• Morris hopes road race will be big hit
• DATEBOOK
• Tickets on sale for Americana MusicFest
• School board discusses goals
• Federal spending is entirely out of control
• High School HIGHLIGHTS
• Library offers computer classes
• WHS grad killed in Afghanistan
• Constitutional rights only apply to U.S. citizens
• Ninth-graders learn the way
• Museum needs docents
• It’s a brand-new school year for local kids
• Arizona’s law is a step in the right direction
• TOHS freshmen get warm welcome
• Teen dances on the fringe
• Filling new backpacks for kids
• Answers offered by conservatives solve no problems
• Charter school hosting community fair
• At The Library
• Doodle Romp set
• Racist bigots should shut up about Arizona law
• Horns aplenty
• Hooping it up
• Square dance classes offered
• When it comes to illegal immigrants, try to be rational
• Students named to Azusa Pacific dean’s list
• Heal the Gulf raises funds for cleanup
• Celebrating last days of summer
• T.O. Boulevard business owners encouraged to vote
• Sweet smell of success
• Keep your eye on the target
• Bicycle riders practice safety tips
• Moorpark band boosters collect electronic waste
• Community Briefs
• $200-million cap set for Metrolink lawsuits
• Musketeer marching band makes sweet summertime music
• Wedding bells
• Back to school for Moorpark’s kids
• Moorpark officer’s selfless thinking stops suicide attempt
• Barker tackles final hurdle in Eagle quest
• Janns Marketplace screens outdoor family flicks
• Deputies take on tough treks for local charities
• MUSD scores big with two grants
• Extreme yard makeover
• Sheriff's Blotter
• The handy, dandy cattail
• Temple Adat Elohim to host open house
• Dog day helps charity
• Career center offers job workshops
• Rosh Hashana at B’nai Emet
• Doodles romp in Malibu
• Social Security recipients gain from direct deposit
• Chabad celebrates High Holy Days
• Pet of the Week
• Borders bookstore writes its last chapter
• United Church of Christ embraces ‘Lets Move!’
• Vaccinations are available for dogs, cats
• Datebook
• Cartoon
• Tree planting was a ‘brilliant’ idea
• Let kids walk to school
• Parcel tax not the solution for schools
• Up for grabs
• Camarillo festival seeking artists
• Bush supporters should take blame
• Flying on fiberglass
• The Movie Nut
• Active Adult Programs
• Ruthian performance from Moorpark slugger
• Single-car crash claims life of Simi Valley woman
• It takes a village
• Back in the swing of things
• Gliding over Moorpark
• Free smoking cessation classes are now available
• Tapo Simi 4-H Club taking new members
• Rebate program now includes air units
• Course helps those affected by mental illness
• Heads, shoulders, knees and toes
• On allegation of statutory rape, T.O. man, 36, is arrested
• Center unveils Holy Day services schedule
• Direct deposit helps recipients relax
• Bookstores struggling to stay relevant
• Norwegian Grade to close for repairs
• Conejo Jewish Outreach offering High Holy Day class
• It’s always time to dance
• Dance academy announces annual auditions
• Today is special for all Americans
• Classrooms reopen next week
• School district opens new doors for independent study program
• County libraries encourage all residents to sign up for library cards
• Ventura County has openings on three boards and commissions
• Artists sought for Camarillo festival
• Another mobile home park in T.O. plans to hike its rent
• Sheriff's Blotter
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• The Acorn Epicurean
• NPHS musicians dig in
• Charity offer’s low-cost spay/ neuter day
• Early deadlines coming to Acorn Newspapers due to Labor Day holiday
• ‘Five Artists’ on display in T.O.
• With door to door solicitors in T.O., it’s ‘buyer beware’
• Squirrel of the Month
• Jersey Mike’s opens its first sub sandwich franchise in T.O.
• Conejo Players casting ‘Kiss Me, Kate’
• Pet of the Week
• Art museum signing up charter members
• Datebook
• Whats new on DVD
• Stock up on emergency supplies
• Know your rights when buying hearing aids
• Outdoor movies return to marketplace
• A preview of the Thousand Oaks Arts Festival continues
• The U.S. is quickly going downhill
• Westlake Women’s Club to host Summer Wine Down
• There’s more to bike safety than helmets
• Democrats are leading America toward socialism
• Center offers programs
• Website explores faith films
• Arizona’s law was justified, not racist
• Flying on fiberglass
• Kiwanis Club inducts Aktion Club members
• Conejo Valley houses of worship
• Illegal aliens are a threat to our nation’s economy
• Newbury Park’s Ireland earns trip to NYC
• Great Denim Dig at The Oaks will benefit charitable groups
• UCC embraces ‘Let’s move’ campaign
• Hopes a bad law will be struck down
• Filling the void
• Military Order of Purple Heart elects local man to high office
• Retired pastor had a zest for life
• Both parties are throwing stones, not just Democrats
• Spike in talent
• Council challenger says it looks like incumbents have already made up their minds before city’
• Temple Adat Elohim will host open house
• To the 10 candidates running for seats on the T.O. City Council in November, I would like to pose th
• All-Star team completes awesome season
• Home invasion robbery was a hoax, cops say
• Chabad of the Conejo to host services
• The time has come for change on the T.O. City Council
• Stuff the Bus brings needed supplies
• Tickets on sale
• Guests can ride the rails for benefit
• Sheriff's Blotter
• MusicFest focuses on homegrown harmonies
• Relaxing at afternoon tea
• Pet of the Week
• Free movie, skating close out summer
• Houses of Worship
• In Memory of Tambi Lynne Fisher
• New bus line connects Moorpark, Simi Valley
• Hindu temple event combines laughter, yoga
• Don’t judge a man by his robe—or hat
• CHP offers teen driving program
• Monte Vista Church says goodbye to summer
• What did ‘change’ actually mean?
• City Council seeks housing commissioner
• Musicians get jazzy outdoors
• City promotions cost the taxpayers
• Active Adult Programs
• Professor plays harpsichord recital
• Support group helps those in food recovery
• Outreach program exposes residents to nature
• Synagogue hosts open house
• The Other Side of 50
• New county emergency plan in development
• Documentary film follows family
• Deadline this week for fiction contest
• Preseason polls point to Westlake as county’s top football team
• MUSD responds to grand jury report
• Church presents original musical
• Local leaders called out in dump debate
• Musketeer linebackers can lay a lick
• Teen who sailed globe arrested
• Parents can visit Hebrew school
• School board wants easier route to parcel tax
• Tutors wanted
• Secret sauce
• Cartoon
• Public works director ousted
• La Reina school planning reunions
• New spa opens at Westlake hotel
• The importance of gun safety
• Moorpark rallies at Relay for Life
• Back to school means more foot, vehicle traffic on roads
• Co-mingling can ruin recyclables
• Theater camp wraps with musical
• YMCA secures large grants
• Stuff the Bus campaign provides supplies to students
• Workforce Investment Board adds four members
• Gala will benefit arts center
• Annual Wings over Camarillo Airshow takes off this weekend
• Boys & Girls Club offers before school care for city students
• Datebook
• The Movie Nut
• Community Briefs
• Accelerated degree programs
• Americans are worst-dressed tourists
• Ventura County to update disaster mitigation plans
• Documentary film to be screened in Newbury Park
• Healthy eating gets emphasis
• Sounding off about barking dogs
• Yelich, Hannick ink MLB deals
• Getting the most out of recycling
• Inaugural Vacation Bible School called a success
• Paws 4 Hope to help Wellness Community
• Smarter children a result, too, of better parenting
• Back in the swing of things
• Presentation to offer global warming solutions
• The Art of Being
• Sailor who went around the world arrested
• There’s no denying that Arizona’s law is racial profiling
• Oaks Christian wideouts really catching on
• Proper recycling makes a difference
• Young sailor should run a tighter ship
• Relocation counselor to help mobile home residents who must move out
• Critics of global climate change are ignoring evidence
• Helping the Boys & Girls Clubs
• Classes help new drivers
• KCLU breaking ground on broadcast center
• Legal costs for city of T.O. now exceed $1 million
• No surprise: A liberal Democrat opposes Gallegly
• Olympic swimmers coming to Conejo
• LV-Triunfo offers wastewater plant tour
• Jazz festival opens with patio event
• Dancing to the music at Conejo Community Park
• Gallegly’s photo isn’t as important as what he does
• Studies show that teachers have a profound impact on students’ lives
• It’s about money, says council challenger
• Santa Paula museum to feature agricultural art
• Only two to challenge incumbents on CVUSD board
• Council majority is out of step
• Residents earn degrees, honors
• Only eight days are left to enter Fiction in a Nutshell
• Harpsichord recital will benefit art outreach
• American Indian culture comes alive
• Candidate shares ideas for the city of Thousand Oaks
• La Reina High School plans reunions
• 3 to challenge in the park district
• Venture crew presents bonfire social
• Budget-friendly tips can make big day beautiful
• With 13 running, it means voters are unhappy in T.O.
• New academy for home-schoolers to begin next month in Thousand Oaks
• Workforce Investment adds four members
• The Movie Nut
• Bella Vita club planning dinner
• Disagrees with T.O. Acorn cartoon
• New school year means need for traffic safety awareness
• Kironix Corp. offers businesses help with their online presence
• Nothing beats blues music on a sunny day
• College Corner
• Alzheimer’s seminar set for Camarillo
• Music teacher not to be forgotten
• Bank’s grant will help the Y provide financial assistance
• Woman’s club to visit Reagan Library
• Children’s Bureau seeking families
• Stylist gives hair volume
• Happy House graduates meet voice actor
• Self-employment training to start
• Providing percussion
• Family Men Don't Wear Name Brands
• Temple presentation to focus on ovarian cancer symptoms
• Rotary Club stuffs backpacks
• Datebook
• Thousand Oaks seeking members for Cultural Affairs Commission
• A toddler’s advice
• Spa opens at Westlake Inn
• Classical Indian dance performance
• Observing 50 years of matrimony
• H2U to present motivational lecture
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Duplicate bridge for beginners classes offered
• Monte Vista Presbytarian Church to host free festival
• Food addicts recovery group meets Friday
• Pet of the Week
• Electricity assistance program running
• 3 candidates in hunt for open City Council seats
• Mavericks are top guns
• City takes home awards from insurance authority
• WHAT’S THE BUZZ?—
• Standing tall
• Carpenter wraps up ‘rewarding’ career
• Books, balloons . . . and cupcakes, too
• Shop smart for supplies
• ‘Fiction in a Nutshell’ deadline looming
• Houses of Worship
• Survey shows teachers have profound impact
• Quaking aspens
• Fundraiser to support Habitat
• We’ve got spirit, yes we do!
• Restaurant to offer $1 specials
• The ‘yes’ factor
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Vespa to offer scooter riding class
• Cartoon
• Pet of the Week
• Datebook
• Candidates few and far between in local elections this year
• Gloomy outlook impossible to avoid
• The sun will come up for ‘Annie’ auditions
• Resident ‘scared’ by state of country
• What’s new on DVD
• Health Briefs
• Input sought on landfill
• Proper shoes can help keep kids in shape
• CHP to provide free child safety seat checkups
• •Don’t let vacations turn fit to flab
• Rotary Club bets on community benefit
• Safe campfires key to enjoying outdoors
• Youth league seeks players
• Challengers emerge for school board
• Running down a deadly disease
• School painter becomes spell bound
• Sailor Sunderland detained after altercation
• Benson, others earn promotions at City Hall
• Castro Center takes next step in becoming reality
• Skateboarder establishes world record
• If you don’t like it in T.O., move somewhere else
• Cal Lutheran awards graduate degrees
• The wildlife protection plan is open for public review
• Newbury Park couple back from Africa
• No sympathy for residents who clutter our streets
• CLU announces local grads
• Environmental architect says state is having a ‘regulatory drought’
• New Shul unveils August calendar
• Lamm joins Phi Sigma Theta
• Burned out house where ammunition went off is leveled in Thousand Oaks
• The Shepherd’s House celebrates 50 years
• T.O. Acorn isn’t serving the public
• Low-income kids learn music from WHS Scout
• Let your imagination go wild in 100 words
• Cartoon
• Proper shoes key to kids’ health
• Sheriff's Blotter
• The Nature of Things
• Food donations needed by Manna
• Vacation no reason to forget staying fit
• Pet of the Week
• THE OTHER Side of 50
• For the record
• Girlfriends good for your health
• Humane Society breaks ground for expansion
• New shops open at The Lakes
• Philharmonic debuts new loudspeakers
• Follow these tips fo a safer campfire
• Food, fun, desperadoes to raise funds
• Beekeepers trying to figure out what’s happening to honeybees
• Messina to make Canyon appearance
• Catholic Charities closes its Conejo Valley operation
• Conservatives neatly ignore their own hypocrisy
• Amateur contest seeks coastal shots
• Datebook
• 30th Wings over Camarillo Airshow includes War Bird parade
• Former T.O. police chief, candidate for Ventura County sheriff, retires
• Happy to disagree with conservatives and the tea party
• Packing a punch
• Residents help others in Conejo Valley
• Local food bank needs help again
• It’s disaster when conservatives win elections
• CVU Inferno turns on the heat
• Travelers return Nelson the Napkin back to the fold
• 13 will run for council
• Ignoring the poor isn’t a good plan for our country
• Pollsters put faith in Westlake
• Rebate program offers cash for air conditioners, furnaces
• Trying to catch her limit at Fishing Frenzy
• Stop blaming unemployment on illegal immigrants
• New-look Panthers are some cool cats
• Flowers for the big day
• Festival prelude features local artists
• Defends our local congressman
• Championship team brings it home
• SERVING IN UNIFORM
• Creating belly laughs
• Use of herbicide by the city of T.O. worries her
• Not just another softball team
• Democrats open an office in T.O.
• Crowds go fishing at the creek in Thousand Oaks
• Salaries are too high in our city
• T.O. residents earn top marks
• Internal Revenue Service has jobs
• It’s never too soon to shop for school supplies
• Chamber to host breakfast, blood drive
• Hadassah group to host high tea
• Some don’t think ban overreaches
• Handling Social Security issues online can mean less time stuck inside this summer
• Choose your words wisely
• Fairness among teams a must
• Datebook
• Cartoon
• Fire-prone land needs tending
• ‘Western Nights and Carnival Lights’ come to Ventura County as fair kicks off
• Fair display offers good health ideas
• Chef flambés at Firenze
• Tips on staying cool in the summer heat
• Winery to host tasting
• Fundraiser will feature movie
• Steinbeck’s classic addresses modern themes
• Agency on aging continues to serve seniors
• Residents asked for their feedback on adult programs
• Diet, exercise can impact intimacy
• High Street Arts Center will open new season with ‘Evita’
• Paranormal author brings local ghost to light
• The Movie Nut
• Regulatory drought means more water cuts
• Effortless power revisited
• ‘Fiction in a Nutshell’ kicks off
• Carpenter is calling it quits
• Quartermania draws crowds in Simi
• Explorers complete training
• BOOM!—
• A West Point education
• Singing comic hopes to hit right note
• Senior music program is Aug. 11
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Poker tourney names winners
• JC Penney helps shoppers ‘round up’ for Boys & Girls Club
• Let’s hear your ‘tails’
• Teens talk national affairs at YMCA conference
• Birthdays abound at Active Adult Center
• Shelter builds new addition
• New IRS online tool can help job seekers
• Recovery group meets Tuesday
• Pet of the Week
• Music men promoting Kiwanis Club event
• Adding to the view
• We must demand crackdowns on high pay, pensions
• Send us your business brief
• In the wake of rent increases, a new committee is appointed by the city of T.O.
• Young team members play like veterans
• Why isn’t Gallegly offering solutions to immigration?
• Datebook
• Thousand Oaks needs residents to serve on committees
• Choose your words wisely
• Writer asks about congressman’s photo
• Seven women present their visions
• Latter-day Saints church schedule
• Wellness Community explores Chinese medicine
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Woman’s club to host games
• Christian Alcoholic Anonymous group meets on Tuesdays
• Fitness group seeks women
• Lambo traded to Pittsburgh
• Cellphones needed for soldiers
• Women’s Christian Fellowship to host brunch
• Ventura County aging agency still going strong at 30
• Former Lancer now national champion rower at Washington
• New Jewish organization offers religious services in Conejo Valley
• Lifestyle change can enhance sex life
• U of Idaho gives scholarships
• Junior Women’s Club opens membership
• Injured teen credits faith for rapid recovery
• Elderly need to keep cool this summer
• Local graduates make honor roll
• Established nonprofit clubs help new service leadership group
• Cartoon
• YMCA to change its name
• A West Point education
• Sharing trails is important, officials say
• Get what you need on Sunday
• Feed your imagination because it’s time again for Fiction in a Nutshell
• Sheriff's Blotter
• The world is focusing on the city of Thousand Oaks’ wastewater treatment plant
• Stand-up comic to perform in Westlake
• T.O. traffic officers issue 196 tickets to drivers using cellphones
• SHE’LL STICK TO YOU–
• Auto mall sign will go before city planners
• Newbury Park Rotary’s Oktoberfest looking for handicraft artists
• So far, three to challenge for seats on school board
• Oil companies are out of control with ocean drilling rigs
• For the record
• Steinbeck’s ‘Grapes of Wrath’ takes viewers to another world
• Candidates for City Council must file papers by tomorrow
• Liberals and conservatives see things differently
• City of T.O. says it’s doing as much as it can to reduce homelessness
• Entertaining the crowd
• Jazz concerts begin at Gardens of the World
• Sees the tea party movement gaining momentum
• Tax credit expires, new home sales decline
• The Movie Nut
• Online work can save time, avoid lines at Social Security office
• Hopes to see changes on T.O.’s City Council
• Prevention emphasized by Ventura County’s fire chief
• Tickets on sale for MusicFest
• T.O. Library presenting many family activities
• California spends too little on public education
• Local Stock Update
• Tickets available for Harvest Festival
• UCLA launches hand transplant program
• Cabrillo presents ‘Cinderella’
• Moorpark residents in the weeds
• Squirrel of the Month
• Mayor makes pick for planning commission
• Moorpark Little League teams ousted
• Senior winners announced in photography contest
• Water lawsuit drags on
• Fusion pumped for postseason
• Snake season back in full force
• Bikers hit the road for benefit ride
• District 13 representing the West in South Carolina
• Motorcycle enthusiasts enjoy new Reagan Library exhibit
• Library 93021
• Arts foundation assists music camp students
• Selling a summer treat with smiles
• High flying family takes to the air
• Learn curling at class in Simi Valley
• Roche credits faith for rapid recovery
• Rummage sale features music jam
• Practice makes perfect
• Bee industry still feeling effects of colony disorder
• Aglow women meet for breakfast
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Fiction in a Nutshell contest kicks off
• Fundraiser will support counselors
• Pup saved on freeway is ‘Lucky’
• Tax seminar is Aug. 12
• Class to consider relationships
• Pet of the Week
• Workshops assist in job search
• Lutherans offer Bible camp
• City ‘doesn’t get’ small businesses
• Brides can plan special day at premiere
• A huge cross to bear
• Buddhist monk says he’s harmless
• Datebook
• Cartoon
• Kudos to council for blocking ban
• The abatement debate
• Bunco party benefits cancer society
• “Salt”
• Follow these tips for safe swimming
• For the record
• Master Chorale announces audition schedule
• Film screening fundraiser to take place
• Fusion fired up for soccer playoffs
• Voters will face a ‘mixed bag’ in November’s election
• “Salt”
• UCLA launches first West Coast human hand transplantation program
• Quakes shake things up at T.O. tourney
• News Briefs
• Comic hopes to hit the right note at Kiwanis fundraiser for local charities
• Fiction in a Nutshell returns
• District 13 back for another shot at Big League World Series crown
• War veterans get assistance in Ventura
• ‘Cinderella’ actors humanize two-dimensional characters
• The season for rattlesnakes has slithered around again
• Cool cages
• A new visitor center is slated for King Gillette Ranch
• College student relies on friends, favors, talent to create 2-day concert
• Grand jury focuses on school district health plans
• Local graduates named to Washington University’s dean’s list
• The Other Side of 50
• Learn to curl at open house
• A toe-tapping good time at Tropical Daze
• Holy Trinity offers Bible camp
• Secret sauce
• Parks hosts dinner, discussion
• Children make the most of summertime fun
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Quaking aspens
• Ventura County selects grand jury
• Theater workshop caters to children
• PET OF WEEK—
• Local Stock Update
• Motorcycles on parade at Reagan library
• Doing that Tropical Daze hula
• Get registered, so you can be sure to vote Nov. 2
• East County Job Center hosting career workshops
• Their purchases help the city libraries
• T.O. resident needs donations for project
• Disagrees with liberal Democrat
• Bridal Premiere coming to Hyatt Westlake
• A history lesson
• Local resident named one of ‘50 Most Influential Rabbis’
• Tired of borders that leak and deficit spending
• Datebook
• Skin and Wellness Center grand opening is tomorrow
• American jobs must be reserved for Americans
• Garage sale and fundraiser signs deserve to be seen
• Navy air show coming next weekend to Point Mugu
• Cartoon
• The swastica is an attack on all faiths
• Conejo Valley Cares brings in performers to help fundraiser
• A community newspaper would have made a difference in Bell
• No bowling at the clinic
• Kiwanians have fun with trivia during a special evening in Thousand Oaks
• Country/folk artist coming to Oak Park
• Freeway on-ramp from Lindero Canyon is unsafe
• Take Your Thousand Oaks Acorn on Vacation
• Art show opens on Sunday
• New West Symphony appoints officers
• Swimming safety tips for summer
• Clausen accepts 4-year deal from Carolina Panthers
• Channel Islands fast facts
• A Festive Day
• Salsa spices up Latin Festival
• Beauty and the beach
• Get the most from gift cards
• Pennies help impoverished
• Police Blotter
• Teens not keen on money matters
• Comedy show at Life Spring Church to benefit mission trip to South Africa
• Pet of the Week
• Datebook
• Contact your area representatives
• Practicing cycling safety is crucial
• Cartoon
• Latinos at risk for vision loss
• Take Your Acorn on Vacation photo contest is just around the corner
• Senior Concerns names new board members
• Celebrate 50 years of the Walk of Fame
• Insurance fraud on the rise
• Master Chorale unveils new season
• Adaptive sports programs aid in soldier’s recovery
• “Inception”
• Officials enact emergency heat plan
• Keep watch on water consumption
• Jazz concerts bloom at Gardens of the World
• Alzheimer’s Asociation asks for help
• It’s a wrap for summer movies
• Helmets a must to ensure safe cycling
• Time to go ‘Coco Loco’ at luau
• Bikers and blues team up Saturday
• Quick-thinking teens stamp out blaze
• Earl Stone tourney champs
• Philanthropic group awards $25,000 grant
• Stabbing suspect arrested out of state
• Even when they’re down, they’re never out
• Powwow honors native cultures
• Rayzor takes the High Street stage
• Moorpark outlasts Orcutt to claim section baseball banner
• Stand Down offers homeless vets help
• Council rejects ban on bar games
• Use common sense to fight crime
• Harvest festival coming to Ventura
• Twice as nice
• Crooks have no idea who’s hurt by their thefts
• Two more to serve on Senior Concerns board
• “Inception”
• Jewish outreach hosting Shabbat
• If you’re bored in T.O., you’d be bored anywhere
• Part of water shortage is attributed to fish
• Event to celebrate Walk of Fame anniversary
• Wellness Community offering meditation
• High-rise buildings were never planned until now
• Bulldozers begin work for underground water tank in T.O.
• Ready to rock
• New Shul of Conejo hosts its first event
• Council again proves that it’s pro-development
• County farmers to get help saving water
• Bikers help wounded servicemen and women with a ride, spaghetti dinner, more
• Wheelie-popping poodle needs home
• Adaptive sports help wounded soldiers
• Junior Olympics swim event at CLU
• Auto mall may get a new sign
• New vendors join T.O.’s Farmers Market
• How to be honest
• Beware of health insurance fraud
• Familiar faces cutting their teeth in Midwest League
• The Other Side of 50
• Fire officials to share prevention tips
• Exercise elevates spirits of church employees
• Alzheimer’s Association seeks volunteers
• Channel Islands fast facts
• At The Library
• Volunteers, entries sought for Kinetic Sculpture race
• New priest ready to lead St. Maximilian Kolbe parish
• Relay for Life fundraiser features classic cars
• Summer fun report: Santa Cruz Island
• Local Stock Update
• INDOOR Notre Dame Learning Center to host open houses
• For the record
• The best medicine
• College grads celebrate milestone
• Datebook
• Unitarians to host rummage sale
• Cartoon
• Summer music festival is this weekend
• Local residents make deans’ lists
• Survey says teens clueless on finances
• Our vacation photo contest is in full swing; enter by Sept. 8
• City meets its water-saving goal, although the weather helped
• New Girl Scout leader to encourage interest in math and science
• Capitalize on gift cards
• Stages presents ‘Into the Woods’
• Happy music makes smiles
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Water use increases during warmer weather
• Permaculture projects celebrated
• Westlake, Newbury and T.O. high schools honored once again
• WANTS TO BE THE LOVE OF YOUR LIFE–
• The Malibu Art Festival is coming this weekend
• Four Seasons hosts painting exhibition
• County to open new site for healthcare
• Horses were saved by good people
• Having fun with ukuleles, friends
• Shakespeare Festival presents ‘The Winter’s Tale’ at CLU
• ‘Who cares if it’s almost 100 degrees?’
• No matter what happens, Arizona’s law had an impact
• Wilderness artists support environmental cause
• T.O. Philharmonic to perform Opus 28
• Former Miss California presents solo concert
• Why can’t people disagree without getting personal?
• Discussing a fundraiser to fight Alzheimer’s
• Local residents named to honor rolls
• Adobe days in Agoura Hills
• Seminar to discuss wills, living trusts
• Seniors benefit from the right exercise
• More magic at Moorpark Little League
• Local man documents oil disaster on film to tell story of deadly event
• Microbrewery scores two medals
• Illegal fireworks ignite a brushfire
• Class helps self-employed
• Kinetic Sculpture Race wants entries
• What you think of me
• For better health, get out of the office and into the sun
• Law internships
• Kiwanis Club will host CLU president
• Conejo Players ‘Tommy’ a powerful production
• Cost to rebuild the Norwegian grade cheaper than expected
• Summer camp can be educational
• Grand jury is selected
• Contact your area representatives
• Incumbents seek reelection to council seats
• Moorpark High School alumna makes dean’s list
• Population of mountain lions goes up
• ‘Green’ art show coming
• Incumbents will run, three challengers may file
• Sheriff's Blotter
• United Way names new board officers
• Cartoon
• Chef Fabio returns to Cafe Firenze
• Talk to youths about alcohol abuse
• A free electronic waste event is coming Saturday to a local grocery store
• Master Chorale announces 2010-2011 season
• School district may request a parcel tax
• The regressive conservative writer went too far
• Fossils require lots of time, labor
• Drivers and cyclists must share the road
• Voters face mixed bag in November
• Charter school in Westlake Village nears capacity as deadline looms
• Layoffs for city of T.O. done for now
• Tickets on sale for harvest festival
• Expansion of hospital is approved
• Arizona’s law had to be contested
• Grade to be rebuilt for much less than planned
• Classic drama
• Survey results offer look into city’s retail footprint
• Girl Scouts promote science careers
• New bike path will create a shortcut under freeway to Gainsborough
• Shiver me timbers, pirates invade Ventura Harbor Village
• Rainbow in July a rare sight in T.O.
• Saving water is everyone’s job, including the city
• Car, home safety tips as temperatures rise outside
• Former Miss California to perform in local concert
• Fresh Fridays at the market
• School districts respond to grand jury report on health pensions
• New women’s group to meet
• KCLU wins four Mark Twain awards
• Scrubbing keeps the music alive
• Unhappy about T.O. spending, will run for City Council
• Change abound in ag industry
• Families can spend a fun day in the tropics at T.O. music festival
• Birthday luncheon
• Police Blotter
• Plans go forward on a regional art museum
• Chorale to host kids auditions
• HAPPY TWOSOME—
• Stop spending tax money on parking for The Lakes
• Other Side of 50
• Summer theater presents ‘Winter’s Tale’
• Serving in Uniform
• Let us hear your ‘tails’
• T.O. man, 20, is killed in car accident
• Native Americans of all tribes to gather at powwow in Moorpark
• Children need personal financial education
• The July 4 TEA Party deserved coverage
• How to be honest
• “Predators”
• Knights of Columbus raise funds with golf tourney
• Tips for RV owners traveling with pets
• Crackdown begins on drivers using cellphones
• Two-day Tropical Daze festival coming to T.O.
• Methodists welcome new pastor
• Savin joins Wellness board
• Effortless power revisited
• Send us your business brief
• The Jolly Roger sails at Ventura Harbor
• Social justice tour explores farming
• Pet of the Week
• Firms can get money, but only if they claim it
• ‘Romeo & Juliet’ at Hillcrest Center
• Church celebrating 50th anniversary
• Address alcohol at an early age
• Conejo Valley All-Stars come close
• Tax notices on their way
• Rotary Club hosts speaker
• Kids learn about God in summer program
• Field lab politics are the problem
• Hate crime terrorizes an elderly couple
• “Predators”
• Screenwriter to lecture at Chabad of Ventura
• Helmets a cycling necessity
• T.O. Juniors finish first
• Questions about Social Security answered
• Festival Latino es muy bueno
• St. Matthew’s installs new pastor
• Think before you plant palm trees
• Local Stock Update
• Shakespeare goes retro in Moorpark
• Cartoon
• Exercise can benefit seniors
• 7- and 8-year-olds are champs
• Datebook
• Library sponsors book bash
• Screenwriter shares his faith
• Boating safety tips can save lives
• Datebook
• Butterflies can help heal a loss
• Eye exams are crucial for Latinos
• Writers will love book fest
• Writers will love book festival
• Church celebrates 50 years of service
• Health tip
• Midwest League rich with area baseball talent
• Learning how to survive outdoors
• People who drive with cellphones in their ears deserve to be ticketed
• Fun in the sun has several benefits
• Cal Lutheran unveils dean’s list
• Wheels in the sky
• Synagogue plans special events
• Free seminar in Westlake Village to discuss breast cancer treatment
• Sunset no match for 10/11 squad
• Chemist opens whiskey distillery
• Summer Jazz Concert Series starts Aug. 1
• Elad Goren, Financial Pointe co-founder, selected as Vice Chair of Moorpark College Foundation
• Zumba® with Del!
• Funny, Fake ZilchGifts Make Gift-giving Fast and Free
• The Imagination Movers LIve from the Idea Warehouse Concert Tour 2009
• GodSpace Opens at Janss Marketplace
• JANSS MARKETPLACE:NEW RESTAURANTS AND TOYS R US RENEWAL
• AMERICA HELPING HEROES COMES TO THOUSAND OAKS
• Guitar Center Music Foundation News
• Keshet for Life: 25 Years and Counting
• Conejo Valley Days Carnival
• New Loacation

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