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Twenty years ago next month, the Berlin Wall fell in Germany. First built in 1961 and more than 87 miles long, the concrete barrier that encircled West Berlin was called an “anti-fascist protection barrier” by the East German regime and a “scar” by President Ronald Reagan. More ... The City Council voted 4-1 last week to reconstruct a median on Mission Oaks Boulevard to allow left turns from Camarillo Ranch Road. “I think it’s a great decision,” said George Erb, owner of a physical therapy business on Camarillo Ranch Road, after the board’s vote. More ... The Camarillo Family YMCA will host its annual Halloween at the Y event from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Fri., Oct. 23 at the Y, 3111 Village at the Park Drive, Camarillo. YMCA members and the community are invited to attend the free event, which will have carnival games and prizes, a cupcake walk, bounce houses and costume contests for children and adults. More ... St. Mary Magdalen kindergarten and eighth-grade students joined Jumpstart’s Read for the Record campaign on Oct. 8 to set a new record of the world’s largest shared reading experience. More ... Beacon Hill Classical Academy will present an information night for the parents of prospective students at 7 p.m. Tues., Oct. 27 at the First Baptist Church of Camarillo, 1601 Temple Ave. More ... During hard economic times, pet owners may have difficulty affording food for their animals. The Ventura County Animal Regulation has opened a Pet Pantry at the Camarillo Shelter. The pantry offers dry and canned dog and cat food and is open from 10 a.m. to noon Sundays or until the food runs out. More ... NEW NAME?—Camarillo Acorn reader Frank Everts submitted this photograph of a street sign that seems to be missing a letter. More ... |
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