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September 22, 2006
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Bird of peace
CELEBRATION- Gabriel Domingo, 3, center, and teacher Annie Barker lead the Pleasant Valley Cooperative Preschool's prekindergarten class as the children parade behind a giant dove of peace through a park next to their school earlier this week. United Nations International Peace Day was observed arou More...
Environmental report stokes unification debate
By Michelle Knight knight@theacorn.com

Controversy flared again over unification in the Pleasant Valley School District when an environmental impact report released last Friday found no significant or unavoidable adverse impacts if Camarillo and Somis high school students were added More...

Kaiser's buyout of area medical group focus of talk
By Daniel Wolowicz camarillo@theacorn.com

Executives with Kaiser Permanente addressed about 30 of Camarillo's business and political leaders during a breakfast meeting Tuesday at Sterling Hills More...

 Community
•Camarillo man checks on Gulf Coast efforts
The breath-hot moist air beads on you and forms sweat before you really get started doing anything here. At low tide, you can stand on the beaches of Biloxi and not see any waves, not hear the ocean at all. For a Californian, this is most unnerving. More...
•Zinc Matrix powers up for future sales
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 Health & Wellness
•County report finds more children face issues of obesity, poverty
Contrary to the county's image of bucolic affluence, a report released last week found that one in five families lives in poverty, a situation compounded by the high cost of housing. More...
•Camarillo is first 'Harley Hop' for cancer survivors
•New treatments focus of free prostate cancer seminar
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 Bulletin Board
•Full Story
FRI., SEPT. 22 Circus Play in Town The High Street Arts Center at 45 E. High St., Moorpark, presents "Barnum," a musical suggested by the life of showman P.T. Barnum. Show opens tonight at 8 p.m. and runs through Oct. 29. $15 adults, $12 seniors and students, $8 for children 12 and un More...
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 Business
•Office condos hot in local market
With more than 80,000 small businesses located in Ventura County, the demand for small office and industrial space is growing. Still, the availability of spaces for sale under 2,500 square feet is so scarce that owners of small businesses are rarely able to purchase their More...
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 Schools
•Honored with a playground
IN APPRECIATION- Judy Willson, center, who retired in June after 30 years with the Pleasant Valley School District as a secretary at Las Posas Elementary School, stands with Shirleen Thomson and her sons, Bryce, left, and Brad. Willson was secretary at the school when both Thomson and Brad went to L More...
•Scholars' pageant now open to California teens
•Special Olympics accepting donations
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 Sports
•Camarillo girls' volleyball squad showing net gains
Scorpions halfway to last season's win total
Camarillo High girls' volleyball team is looking to improve on a disappointing 6-16 record last year. On Tuesday night they got off to a good start at home. More...
•CYBA tryouts later this month
•Camarillo Cougars youth football box scores Week 2
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 Police
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Camarillo A known suspect forged two checks written from Beachside Cos. store at 295 Willis Ave. between Sept. 7 and Sept. 13. Total dollar loss for the store was about $1,300. More...
•Police: lock cars, homes to keep out thieves
•Car chase ends in Camarillo
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 Faith
•High Holiday schedule announced
In anticipation of the upcoming Jewish New Year, Chabad Jewish Center of Camarillo announces its High Holiday services schedule. Services will be held in the room next door to Long's drug store in the Santa Rosa plaza, 5800 Santa Rosa Road. More...
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 Family
•Sew good, working together
TWO GUILDS, ONE BEE- Simi Valley and Conejo Valley quilter guild members came together for an old-fashioned quilting bee at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. Fabric squares decorated on the Fourth of July by visiting children were sewn together to form the large quilts that will be displayed i More...
•Guests enjoy Day for Kids
•'The Ugly Dachshund' makes an appearance
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 On The Town
•A night to remember
BIG NIGHT- From left, Bruce Wellington, Jim McDonald, Pat Nelles, Nelles' wife, Pat, and Bob Bentz celebrate the Ventura County Ombudsman Program's 25th anniversary at the Air Force Commemorative Hangar at Camarillo Airport. The evening featured dinner, dancing, live and silent auctions plus museum More...
•U.S. travels inspired artist
•Be cast member in Ed Wood Jr. sequel
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 Letters
•Throws flag at youth league
This is an open letter to the Gold Coast Youth Football Organization. I would like to voice my concerns on what has happened to our youth's football program. As a person who had admired and was very proud to support our youth sports programs in Camarillo for more than 20 years, I am appalled More...
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 Editorials
• Helping to clean up vandalism
Respect for property, both public and private, is taught to our citizens from the day they are born. In Camarillo, some apparently never got the message. More...
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 Neighbors
•Barbershop celebrates 40 years in Old Town
Ask Bernie Moraga about the history of his barbershop and it's likely he'll hand you a worn brown photo album and offer you one of the chairs that line the right side of his shop. More...
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 Real Estate
•Committee Welcomes New Member
The Keller Williams Community Leadership Fund (CLF) recently welcomed a new member, Cami Pinsak, realtor. More...
•Nate Harimoto
•Goerge Hoybjerg
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