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May 9, 2008
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Camarillo man's horse wins big in Kentucky
Intangaroo takes Humana Distaff in photo finish
By Daniel Wolowicz camarillo@theacorn.com
Come the World Championship Breeder's Cup at Santa Anita Park this October, odds are Carl Grether 's 4-year-old filly Intangaroo will have traded the label of "long shot" for that of "favorite. More...
Rising gas, food prices impact local businesses
Sheriff's dept. to spend $3.7 million on gas this year
By Eliav Appelbaum eliav@theacorn.com

Think rising gas costs affect only the average commuter? Think again. The average gallon of gas costs $3.94 in California. A year ago, the state average for a gallon was less than $3.43. That jolt has affected Camarillo, from big government agencies to local businesses. More...

Restaurants deal with higher costs
By Michelle Knight knight@theacorn.com

Not much has changed at Blimpie, the small submarine sandwich shop Ray and Lee Louie have owned for three years. Not on the surface anyway. More...

 Community
•Hare makes campaign stop at high school
Democratic 37th Assembly District Candidate David Hare spoke to students at Frontier High School and helped 18-year-old students register to vote last week. More...
•WWII aircraft to fly into Camarillo next week
•Strickland speaks at Lobby Day in Sacramento
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 Health & Wellness
•Optometrist eyes new office
The practice of optometrist Dean Amundsen, OD, has moved to a new location at 4000 Calle Tecate, Ste. 100, Camarillo. The office will host an Open House from 1 to 5 p.m. Sat., May 17. Amundsen graduated from the Southern California College of Optometry in 1984. He has been in privat... More...
•Foundation awards grant to Camarillo hospice
•Antidepressant may offer youth relief from irritable bowel syndrome
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 Business
•Conflict negotiator takes on the big boys of oil
The cost of gas, food and energy have all gone up . . . and there is no end in sight, unless you fight back. You have more control than you think.
Exxon Mobil Corp. has made their second best profit ever, a whopping 17 percent higher than a year ago. No doubt first-quarter profits will be reported soon from Shell, Texaco and the rest of those billiondollar machines. More...
•Stretch your gasoline dollars
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 Schools
•Doing their part to help the environment
GREEN TEAM- La Mariposa Elementary School students and staff plant a Chinese elm tree in the school's main quad as part of an Arbor Day celebration on April 24. During the school year, La Mariposa students participated in the Wal-Mart Recycling Challenge. For each 60-gallon bag of plastic shoppin... More...
•University opens newly renovated cafeteria
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 Sports
•Spartans still streaking
Rio Mesa swim teams maintain dominance in Pacific View League
Once again, the Rio Mesa High swimming program was simply perfect. This season both the boys' and girls' swim teams at RMHS won Pacific View League titles while going undefeated during league play. The girls' winning streak in league is now 13 straight meets, while the boys increased... More...
•Tourney win puts Pacific Fury in a good mood
•Cornerstone Christian claims Omega League baseball title
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 Pets
•Pet of the Week
A LOT TO LOVE- Scout, 1, is a happy-go-lucky tan Labrador mix. His friendly, energetic, playful behavior needs training and love. Scout can be adopted at the Camarillo Animal Shelter. Ask for ID#418775. Occasionally pets have already been adopted, so call (805) 388-4341 or visit www.vcar.us befor... More...
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 Police
•Sheriff's Blotter
Camarillo Sometime between April 28 and 29, a thief stole all four tires, valued at $1,400, off a car parked in the 4800 block of Adohr Lane. A briefcase was stolen from a car parked in the 90 block of Flora Vista sometime between April 28 and 29. More...
•Stabbing suspect arrested
•Police ask for public's help in identifying remains
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 Faith
•You cannot travel on the path until you become the path itself
"Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not." - Ralph Waldo Emerson As I departed the airplane and approached the terminal in Cusco, Peru, the faint echo of music wafted through the air. When I entered the terminal, something I never wo... More...
•Japanese cemetery commemorates 100 years
•Church to screen family film
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 Family
•Gardening tips for May blooms
Flowers, vegetables and lawns are entering their maximum growing months, and backyard gardeners can do much in May to help them thrive, say experts at Agromin, a Camarillobased manufacturer of premium soil products. More...
•For Mommy
•Adoption agency hosts free seminar
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 On The Town
•Make plans for wine fest
The Casa Pacifica Angels Wine and Food Festival will be held from 1 to 5 p.m. Sun., June 1 on the campus of California State University Channel Islands. The event will include samples from 150 wineries, 75 restaurants and 25 microbreweries. More...
•Kinetic sculpture on display
•Monkee Madness
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 Letters
•November ballot a potential disaster
The California Department of Education recommends that "the election for the governing board will take place on the first regular election following passage of the reorganization proposal." In other words, see if unification passes, then elect a board for the new district. More...
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 Editorials
•Let's hear it for Mom!
It doesn't seem fair. For all they do, only one day of the year is set aside to recognize moms. A week seems more appropriate. But then again, most busy moms don't have more than 15 minutes, let alone a week, to take a well-deserved bow and collect the multiple "thank-yous" they so rich... More...
•Cartoon
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 Neighbors
•Saticoy CC golf tournament has 'Big' appeal
Kelly Decker of Westlake Village had been a longtime contributor to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Ventura County but didn't think she had the time to be one of its mentors. But a couple of years ago Decker decided to make time. She was matched with "Little Sister" Jessica Batchelo... More...
•Team recognizes a real-life G.I. Joe
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 Datebook
•Datebook
FRI., MAY 9 American Folk Dancing West Valley Folk Dancers will dance 7:15 to 10 p.m., Canoga Park Senior Center, 7326 Jordan Ave. American dance "Mega Mambo" taught. For all ages, skill levels. Wear soft shoes. $4. (818) 591-9078. More...
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 Real Estate
•A Remodel In The Neighborhood Of Three Springs
This remodel in the neighborhood of Three Springs has surfaces made of granite, wood, tumbled Travertine. The kitchen features custom cherry cabinets, GE Monogram appliances, including a builtin refrigerator, cooling drawers, Advantium oven, warming drawer and pull-out shelv... More...
•Michael and Arleen Delgado
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