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2024年10月4日 · By TO Acorn Staff | on October 04, 2024. By Makena [email protected]. Thousand Oaks’ first homeless shelter, which will provide people with temporary refuge and tailored services, may open in early 2025. Called a “navigation center,” the shelter at 1205 Lawrence Drive was approved in …
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Break in weather comes not a minute too soon - toacorn.com
2024年9月13日 · RELIEF—Santiago Cortez, 3, plays with the water cannon at the Oak Park Splash Pad at Oak Canyon Community Park earlier this summer. The popular water feature had already closed for the season when last week’s heat wave hit. MICHAEL COONS/Acorn Newspapers Temperatures came back down to earth by midweek as the massive Sept. 5-9 heat
Reagan didn’t close institutions - Thousand Oaks Acorn
2019年7月3日 · The result of that humanitarian legislation was that populations in state hospitals dropped, but Reagan didn’t directly oversee, direct or cause any hospital closures.
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Former pro player admits guilt in fatal drunken crash
A former Westlake High football star who went on to play professionally is going to prison for killing a Cal Lutheran University professor in a drunk-driving crash in 2020. A photo of Michael Seidman from 2019, when he spoke at a Boy Scout dinner at Lang Ranch Elementary School about his path to the pros.
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Man’s fight against ALS lives on after death - toacorn.com
2012年3月1日 · Man’s fight against ALS lives on after death. March 01, 2012. By Stephanie Sumell. Special to the Acorn. Greg Merfeld. Two months before he died, Conejo Valley resident Greg Merfeld said something his friend Andrea Gallagher will never forget. “He said to me, ‘I have nothing to complain about,’” recalled Gallagher, Merfeld’s ...
Council candidates delve into the issues
Thousand Oaks residents had the opportunity twice last week to hear directly from City Council candidates on a variety of issues affecting the city and its residents. Those vying for seats in the city’s newly designated Districts 4 and 5 discussed topics ranging from public safety and homelessness to environmental sustainability and housing during two separate forums. The League of <a href ...
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