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Greg Angle began work on Monday as president and chief executive officer of Los Robles Hospital and Medical Center. Angle, who moved his family from Arizona to Ventura County, said he was looking forward to living in Thousand Oaks, which he described as a beautiful, family oriented community with good schools. More ... Meadowlark Service League is seeking sponsors for the 22nd annual A Taste of Camarillo Wine and Food Festival on July 26 and Wine Auction Gala and Dinner on July 25. The organization has lost some of its past sponsors although the charities the league supports are in need of funds more than ever. More ... Think anyone who can talk fast can be an auctioneer? Think again, says Jordan Sitter, longtime art dealer and auctioneer. When it comes to fine art auctions, a skilled auctioneer possesses the finesse, confidence and expertise that creates energy and excitement in a room for every piece that comes across the block, he said. More ... Hands-on computer training in electronic web, full-text library resources in all subjects is available for students in grades six through 12 from 6:15 to 7 p.m. Thurs., May 14 in the second floor computer lab of the Camarillo Library, 4101 Las Posas Road. More ... IRIS SMOOT/Acorn Newspapers SURPRISE PRESENT— Big Brothers Big Sisters of Ventura County board President Jax Rains-Turk, left, applauds, as golf tournament host Lynn Swan, second from left, laughs when "Little Brother" Jacob Lusk, 10, presents the NFL hall of fame wide receiver with a model Gulfstream Jet—the one item Swan wishes he could have—during a golf tournament fundraiser at Saticoy Country Club last week. Jacob's "Big Brother," Don Curtis, right, shares in the fun. More ... CREATIVE PROJECT— Santa Rosa Technology Magnet School kindergartner Michael Filgas shows off his tank made of soda cans at "Santa Rosa's Kindergarten Transportation Museum" in the school's multipurpose room on April 10. Three kindergarten classes made vehicles of all shapes and sizes from recycled household materials. The students then created watercolor paintings, hand drawings and computer graphic representations of their masterpieces. The students displayed their vehicles while the entire school toured the museum. More ... WENDY PIERRO Acorn Newspapers BRINGING COMFORT— Moose Lodge Governor Denis Bosman, left, Ventura County Sheriff's Cmdr. Steve DeCesari, Moose International Director General William Airey, Ventura County Fire Department Battalion Chief John Moland and Moose Senior Regent Christine Tobias attend a luncheon April 18 at the Camarillo Moose Family Center. The Moose Lodge presented local law enforcement with a supply of Tommy Moose stuffed animals, which are used to comfort children during times of stress or emergency. More ... The age of Basil Dalseme was incorrect in the April 24 article "Croquet, anyone?" He is 86 years old. In the same article, the location of where the croquet group was set to meet was also incorrect. The correct location is Heritage Park in Camarillo. For details about the croquet club, please call (805) 988-1783 or (805) 482-7166. More ... |
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