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November 3, 2006
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Homecoming Royalty
FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS- Adolfo Camarillo and Rio Mesa high schools hosted their annual homecoming football games last Friday night and announced their homecoming court. On the right, Camarillo's Homecoming King Samson Szakacsy escorts Homecoming Queen Brooke Tuttle onto the field after the pair were c More...
City to issue $29 million in redevelopment bonds
By Michelle Knight knight@theacorn.com

Wanting to recreate the success of Old Town's redevelopment elsewhere in Camarillo and add more housing for low-income residents, the City Council last week approved issuing $29 million in bonds. More...

Suspect in 3 Camarillo slayings held in Mexico
Extradition hearing awaits man captured near Acapulco
By Avi Rutschman Avi@theacorn.com

Rudolfo Negrete, 24, a Mexican national and one time resident of Oxnard, was arrested outside of Acapulco, Mexicotwo weeks ago for his part in the 2004 slayings of three individuals in Camarillo. More...

 Community
•Veteran congressman seeks reelection
Longtime U.S. Rep. Elton Gallegly (R-Thousand Oaks) said he's confident local voters will reelect him to represent California's 24th District in Washington, D.C. because he keeps his promises. More...
•Governor makes a campaign stop in Simi
•Agromin offers November gardening tips
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 Health & Wellness
•Camarillo Hospice offers a variety of grief support groups
Camarillo Hospice will offer a pet loss support group on the second Tuesday of the month from noon to 1 p.m. beginning Nov. 14. The group will be facilitated by Sandy Nirenberg, executive director. More...
•Drug abuse program to host fall open house
•Flu shots offered
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 Business
•Time Warner rolls out new cable service in Camarillo
Media giant Time Warner announced it has begun rolling out new products and services for local cable and Internet customers, but not all residents are happy with the switchover from Adelphia. More...
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 Schools
•High school board vents frustration
Facing skyrocketing construction costs and overcrowded schools, Oxnard Union High School District board members voiced frustration at their last meeting. More...
•Unification primary topic at school board candidates forum
•Speaker series to feature UFW's Dolores Huerta
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 Sports
•Doing what he loves
Rio Mesa football coach Ron Herrera, in a wheelchair since birth, teaches players to kick the ball
This season Rio Mesa kicker Kristopher Reveles is doing just about everything the Spartans have asked him to do. Reveles has converted 31 extra points out of 33 attempts. He has punted 14 times for 466 yards and is averaging 33 yards a punt. More...
•Scorpions making a late push
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 Police
•Full Story
Camarillo A burglar broke into a home on the 400 block of Via Olivera and stole an undisclosed amount of property between Oct. 16 and 17. More...
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 Faith
•Recovery program to study Bible references
Radical Recovery, a Christcentered, 12-step program, meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m on Tuesdays at Channel Islands Vineyard Christian Fellowship, 1851 Holser Walk, Ste. 200, in Oxnard. The male and female 12-step More...
•Scholar to speak at St. Demetrios
•Lutheran church to host boutique
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 Family
•St. John's boutique to open
St. John's Pleasant Valley Hospital Auxiliary presents the annual Christmas Boutique in the third floor classrooms 1 and 2 in the hospital. More...
•Tales from the crypt
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 On The Town
•Classic ballet to open in Oxnard
Performances feature more than 90 students
"The Nutcracker" will be presented by the Ventura County Ballet Company at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Sat., Nov. 18, and at 2 p.m. Sun., Nov. 19, at the Oxnard Performing Arts Center, 800 Hobson Way. More...
•Local fiddler to perform
•Author T.C. Boyle will discuss novel at campus event
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 Letters
•Pro Gallegly
We hear so much about "our broken government"-the deceit, moral decay, decadent actions, finger-pointing in the legislative, judicial and executive divisions of our governing bodies. These disturbing trends rightly should be acknowledged. More...
•Supports Morgan
•Will vote for Taylor
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 Editorials
•Cable enters brave new world
Eight-track tapes, cassettes, even compact discs are going the way of the dinosaur with today's new Internet download options. The way we watch television has changed, too. Remember sitting in front of the old black and white and having to reach out and turn the knob every time you wanted to More...
•Rizzo
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 Vacation Photos
•Camarillo Acorns take a vacation
OUTTA TOWN- Jennifer O'Connor, top, reads the Camarillo Acorn More...
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 Neighbors
•Pumpkin fest is a colorful, tasty affair
Stanley Bryer has no problem sharing the secret recipe of his award-winning "Smoky Bowl Chili" with anyone who wants to know what makes his dish so good. More...
•Garden club to talk décor
•Keep your hands off my candy
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 Datebook
•Full Story
FRI., NOV. 3 Get Acquainted Agoura Newcomers' Club hosts a coffee, 10 a.m. for those new to the area or long-time residents who want to make new friends. For location, (818) 991-6590. More...
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 Real Estate
•This Morrison Ranch South Meadows Home Has Been Updated And Expanded
This Morrison Ranch South Meadows 5 bedroom, 3.5 bath home has been updated and expanded. The extended kitchen with granite counter tops and gorgeous cabinetry has been designed with a gourmet cook in mind. Other kitchen amenities include a range oven combination plus a wall oven and More...
•Luzette Vidal
•Prudential agents team up with Habitat for Humanity
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