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WEBForget the bottom line, poet says, and stand with those at the bottom. By Makena Huey. [email protected] | August 30, 2024. Thousand Oaks resident Paul Smith rediscovered his love for poetry three years ago when he retired from a four-decade career in college textbook publishing.
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WEBAug 23, 2024 — By Makena Huey. [email protected]. After five decades in Camarillo, the Ventura County Fire Department is moving its administrative headquarters to Thousand Oaks. The department officially opened the doors to its new $15-million, 100,000-square-foot building during an Aug. 15 ribbon-cutting ceremony.
‘Little House,’ big festival - Thousand Oaks Acorn
WEBThe March 22 to 24 event at Simi’s Rancho Santa Susana Community Park will be the largest gathering of cast members ever assembled from the show, organizers said. Adapted from Wilder’s book series, “Little House on the Prairie” ran on NBC for eight seasons from 1974 to 1982. A short-lived sequel followed in 1982-83.
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WEBBecca Whitnall is a former T.O. Acorn reporter and current editor of the Thousand Oaks Acorn. A UC Berkeley alumna, Becca uses her English lit education to write pun-laden and alliterative headlines and her peace and conflict studies education to quell arguments in Facebook comments. With the Acorn, she’s won California Newspaper Publishers ...
NO JAIL TIME - Thousand Oaks Acorn
WEBA woman found guilty in December for killing a short-term romantic interest by stabbing him to death 108 times with kitchen knives will serve no jail time, a Ventura County Superior Court judge ruled Tuesday. Instead, Judge David Worley sentenced the 33-year old woman to two years of probation for the May 28, 2018 homicide in Thousand Oaks.
T.O. natives crafting city’s first brewery - Thousand Oaks Acorn
WEBDec 21, 2017 — The five guys behind Tarantula Hill Brewing Co. grew up together in Thousand Oaks and graduated from Thousand Oaks High School in 1991. Joining Zia in the venture are childhood friends John Edney, Nick Brown, Ken O’Connor and Shane May. Along with craft beer, the establishment will serve wood-fired Neapolitan pizza and handmade ice cream.
Mystery man still missing after a year - Thousand Oaks Acorn
WEBDec 20, 2007 — Jeffrey Howard. Family members of the missing Jeffrey Scott Howard are hoping for this Christmas miracle: Their loved one shows up somewhere, remembering who he is after suffering from amnesia for the past year. The last time Howard was seen was around 2:30 a.m. Dec. 21, 2006, when his wife, Thuc, spoke to him.
Council chooses Adam to take gavel - Thousand Oaks Acorn
WEBDec 22, 2023 — Adam As they do annually, Thousand Oaks City Council members have voted among themselves and chosen a new mayor for the coming year. During a Dec. 12 council meeting, Al Adam was picked to succeed Kevin McNamee as mayor and David Newman was named the mayor pro tem. A year of leadership The reorganization meeting,
Bear enters Simi Valley home - toacorn.com
WEBSeptember 09, 2022. By Michele Willer-Allred. [email protected]. UNINVITED GUEST—A Simi Valley police officer snapped this photo of a bear standing on a wall behind a home in the 5700 block of Cherokee Circle. The home in the city’s northeastern end backs up to open space. A bear entered a house in Simi Valley on Sunday.