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November 10, 2006
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3 incumbents reelected to council
Even the also-rans call the campaign clean and civil
Daniel Wolowicz camarillo@theacorn.com
Each of the three incumbents running for reelection to the Camarillo City Council will keep their seats. More...
Economist gives Camarillo high marks
By Nancy Needham nancy@theacorn.com

Two leading economists brought a full house to the grand ballroom of Camarillo's Spanish Hills Country Club last week as about 170 people gathered to hear what the future may hold. More...

Pro-unification trio win seats on school board
By Michelle Knight knight@theacorn.com

Camarillo handed prounification candidates Jennifer Miller, Ron Speakman and Patty Lerner their vote of confidence on the ballot Tuesday. More...

 Community
•Kelley, Bush win seats on park district board
Voters elected Camarillo attorney Robert "Buddy" Kelley and incumbent Nancy Bush to the Pleasant Valley Recreation and Park District Board of Directors. More...
•Park district outlines its goals
•Club invites teens to decorate floats
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 Health & Wellness
•Casa Pacifica opens interactive cente
Observation rooms make real-time counseling available for parents
Where's an expert when you need one? Casa Pacifica has the answer for parents trying to break a cycle of abuse in handling unruly children. The facility that treats abused and neglected children recently unveiled its new Parent Child Interactive Therapy Center to treat children age 2 to 7. More...
•Anti-smoking campaign goes to DVD
•Catching air
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 Business
•Act now to save on taxes later
What you do with your investments between now and the end of the year can have a big impact on your 2006 tax bill. With that in mind, here are some tips for making the most of your opportunities to save on taxes: More...
•Camarillo firm gets international order
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 Schools
•Camarillo's Thompson is chosen as homecoming representative
California Lutheran University seniors Aaron Spitzlberger of Lakewood, Colo. and Courtney Intiso of Las Vegas, Nev. were recently crowned king and queen of the CLU homecoming. More...
•Dos Caminos is proud to be drug free
•ACHS class reunion
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 Sports
•Sports park could break ground in June
Camarillo residents may not have to wait much longer for the sports park at Village at the Park to materialize. More...
•Scorpions make a dramatic comeback
•High school playoffs arrive for local teams
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 Police
•Full Story
Someone stole a $600 bicycle from a home on the 2400 block of Barry St. sometime between Oct. 23 and Nov. 2. More...
•Coupled arraigned in insurance fraud
•Crisis Intervention Team completes academy
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 Faith
•Methodists work to build bridges
Over 100 people attended the "Building Bridges" Conference at the Camarillo United Methodist Church Mon., Oct. 30. More...
•New time, place for Anglican Church
•Habitat has new executive director
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 Family
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TOP O' THE MORNIN'-Several squirrels live on the Hasting family property on Oakfen Court in Agoura Hills. Here, one of the regulars heads to the family bird feeder for his usual morning meal. The Hastings report that the squirrels spend much of the day feasting on bird seed and nuts and chasing eac... More...
•Free parent workshop
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 On The Town
•Tee for three
NICE STYLE- The golf ball pops off the face of (center) Marty Schneider's club, as Greg Cook (left) and Dan Kenney (right) observe. The three Camarillo residents were participating in the Fall Classic Golf Tournament at the Spanish Hills Country Club. Education Foundation organizers hoped to rais More...
•Gallery to feature work of Camarillo artist
•'Unspoken Worlds' on exhibit
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 Editorials
•Voters support pro-unification trio
It's clear that this election's hot-button issue in Camarillo was whether or not Pleasant Valley School District should unify. More...
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•Gallegly reelected to Congress
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 Vacation Photos
•Take your Camarillo Acorn on vacation
PRINCESS-Darcy Brent-O'Toole takes a moment while visiting the "happiest place on Earth" to read the Camarillo Acorn newspaper. More...
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 Neighbors
•Service group to host 28th Holiday Home Tour
Money raised will go to benefit local charities
Meadowlark Service League in Camarillo will present its 28th annual Holiday Home Tour fundraiser from 1 to 5 p.m. on Sun., Dec. 3. More...
•JJ Brewsky's serves up local flavor
•Gala at Ranch House
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 Datebook
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FRI., NOV. 10 Mixed-Up Marriage Adult comedy "Whose Wives Are They Anyway?" opens 8 p.m., Conejo Players Theatre, 351 S. Moorpark Road, Thousand Oaks. Through Dec. 9, Thursdays through Saturdays 8 p.m. Sun., Nov. 13 at 2 p.m. $14 to $18. (805) 495-3715. More...
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 Real Estate
•Contemporary Remodel in Oak Park
This contemporary one-story remodel in Oak Park has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and a large yard. The home features new exterior paint, brick hardscape and pilasters, newly planted grass, tropical palm trees, and gardens. The driveway is concrete with brick accents and the backyard has a l More...
•Keli Dahl
•Adam Ipatzi
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