Parents need to help protect children from online predators
      The Camarillo Police Department presented a community forum for parents, "Cyber Safety: Keeping Your Kids Safe in a High Technology World," earlier this month at Las Colinas School. The seminar was geared toward teaching parents about the dangers teens face when surfing the Internet.
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Happily ever after
      FIRST OF MANY- Adolfo Camarillo High School grads Brandon Parker Knutson and Julie Elizabeth Humphrey will celebrate their first anniversary Nov. 19. Married at the Lake Natoma Inn in Folsom, Calif., the couple have made their home in El Dorado Hills, Calif.
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Volleyball tryouts scheduled
      California Heat Volleyball Club will have tryouts for girls' teams Sun., Nov. 18 at Los Altos Middle School, 700 Temple Ave., Camarillo and Sun., Nov. 25 at Colina Middle School, 1500 E. Hillcrest Drive, Thousand Oaks.
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Singles can meet, mingle
      The 40/50 Weekend Coffee Connection allows single men and women in Ventura County to mingle by participating in a vari ety of local activities. For more information, call (805) 277-1431.
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Standing tall
      OLD TOWN REPLICA- Camarillo resident Mel Vincent stands like a giant over his replica of Old Town Camarillo. At right, Vincent peeks through the main street sign.
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Volunteers needed to work with large dogs
      The Hogan Family Foundation, which has operated the Lifeline 4 Paws program for small breed dog rescues for several years, has begun its Big Paws 4 A Cause dog rescue program for larger dogs in Ventura County and is seeking volunteers.
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Food drive to start
      FOOD Share Inc., Ventura County's Regional Food Bank, is conducting its annual food and fund drive now through Dec. 24 countywide. Organizers of the drive hope to collect 175,000 pounds of nutritious food and funds to feed the hungry in the community.
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