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Animal rescues scramble to keep services intact while fires rage. By John Loesing newstip@theacorn.com | January 17, 2025. Animal rescue organizations across the Southland are hustling to accommodate the wave of pets and livestock displaced by the more than half-a-dozen wildfires that struck...
2024-10-18 - Thousand Oaks Acorn
Oct 18, 2024 · SURF’S PUP—Gatsby, a costumed 5-year old schnauzer owned by Erika Barbosa of Newbury Park, rides on a surf board in a wave machine with dog trainer Huggy during the Surfin’ Halloween Party on Oct. 12 at DCH Subaru in Thousand Oaks.
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Jan 9, 2025 · Seven days of historically destructive wildfires in Los Angeles County brought power outages, school closures and partial evacuation orders to the Conejo and Las Virgenes valleys, though the region’s worst fears were avoided when crews quickly halted the Kenneth fire as it threatened homes on Jan. 9.
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Jan 17, 2025 · Seven days of historically destructive wildfires in Los Angeles County brought power outages, school closures and partial evacuation orders to the Conejo and Las Virgenes valleys, though the region’s worst fears were avoided when crews quickly halted the Kenneth fire as it threatened homes on Jan. 9.
Property easement settlement expected to favor the community
21 hours ago · UNDEVELOPED—The Borchard parcel in Newbury Park on Jan. 21. It’s the largest privately owned undeveloped property in the city. MICHAEL COONS/Acorn Newspapers Following a Ventura County Board of Supervisors vote last week, a prominent Thousand Oaks property owner is expected to dismiss his lawsuit against the county regarding a flood control easement on his land.
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Going native
1 day ago · PARK PLANTING—Thousand Oaks resident Mary Freed prepares to plant a native yucca plant at Rancho Sierra Vista/Satwiwa during the National Park Service’s MLK Day of Service on Jan. 18 in Newbury Park. Dozens of volunteers, including Jena Scott of Canoga Park (above) and her two-year-old son Mailo, planted over …
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Oct 4, 2024 · TOP OF THE FOOD CHAIN—Newbury Park High’s flag football team wants to earn a berth in the first CIF-Southern Section postseason tournament this fall. Courtesy of Steve Wood/Newbury Park High Athletics FLAG FOOTBALL /// Conejo Valley report The encore is a big hit. High school flag football has taken giant steps in its second year
Love is in the air - toacorn.com
Jan 11, 2025 · HIGH-FLYING ROMANCE—Scarlett Christopher plays Beatrice, Felix Ryan portrays Benedick in YAE’s “Much Ado About Nothing.” Courtesy of Olaf Anderson Don’t let the title fool you. William Shakespeare has much to say in “Much Ado About Nothing.” The Bard explores the complexities of love in the comedy, which is …