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Club news: Country fair, lunch slated
Camarillo Christian Women's Club will hold a Country Fair luncheon Friday at Spanish Hills Golf and Country Club.
Thousand Oaks junction will remain without traffic signal
Thousand Oaks residents concerned about traffic safety at the intersection at Lynn Road and Lotus Street will have to wait indefinitely for a traffic signal to be installed there.
A More Interesting Boulevard to Finish the City of Thousand Oaks
The world's largest auto mall on the east end and The Oaks Regional Shopping Mall on the west end anchor Thousand Oaks Boulevard.
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Marmonte's finale a battle of the best
The Marmonte League brings more than the nation's No. 1-ranked team to Friday's championship meet at Agoura High.
Club news: Womena s club honors military
The GFWC Camarillo Women's Club will meet at 11 a.m. Nov. 5 at Sterling Hills Golf Club, 901 Sterling Hills Drive.
Jury to start deliberating Thousand Oaks murder case
A jury on Monday will begin deliberating the fate of first-degree murder defendant Kenneth Price, who is accused of strangling his mother in the living room of her Thousand Oaks apartment in 2008.
Police dog sickened after inhaling drugs during search
Balu is an 88-pound German Shepherd. Pictured in this photo from the Ventura County Sheriff's Department are Senior Deputy Dean Worthy and Balu, his K-9 partner.
DUI driver sent to prison for fatal collision
A Newbury Park man has been sentenced to three years and four months in state prison for a drunk driving collision that killed a Westlake High School freshman last year in Thousand Oaks.
Re: your Oct. 19 article, "Doctors split on health reform": This article left out so many facts required to understand the story that, at best, the article could be considered incomplete and useless, but, at worst, the omissions may make it an Opinion piece that should never have been on the front page.
Couple to discuss dispute with T.O. Trees on public land are an issue
Backing away from a threatened Nov. 1 deadline, Thousand Oaks officials took steps Friday to strike a conciliatory tone in a dispute with a Newbury Park couple accused of encroaching on public land.
Club news: Assemblyman to speak
The Camarillo Republican Women Federated Club will meet at 11 a.m. Monday at the Sterling Hills Golf Club, 901 Sterling Hills Drive.
Special day offered for women affected by breast cancer
Photo courtesy of Dan Madsen. Lauren Fox, physical therapist. Photo courtesy of Dan Madsen Bodysattva Movement Arts Center in Thousand Oaks will be the location for the fitness and beauty event offered to women affected by breast cancer.
T.O. Rotary Fair features bike safety derby
From left, brothers Jon Joe, Danny and Sean McHugh of Thousand Oaks ride bikes at the second annual Glenn Garvin Memorial Bike Rodeo safety event on Sunday.
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CLU in Thousand Oaks celebrates its 50th year
Over the past 50 years, California Lutheran University has grown from an underfunded idea to a regionally recognized university.
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Man on trial for T.O. gang killing
The first of three suspects in the ambush slaying of a rival Thousand Oaks gang member in 2007 is on trial in Ventura County Superior Court.
Rabbi Shimon Paskow To Talk on Searching For Jewish Treasures
Rabbi Shimon Paskow The Jewish Genealogical Society of the Conejo Valley and Ventura County will hold a general meeting, cosponsored with Temple Adat Elohim, on Sunday, November 8, 2009 at Temple Adat Elohim 2420 E. Hillcrest Drive, Thousand Oaks, 1:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m. The Topic: "Searching For Jewish Treasures" Shimon Paskow, Rabbi Emeritus of ...
Everyday Einstein: He'll keep it simple, stupid
Even if you're no Einstein, local author Robert Piccioni can teach you why the crazy-haired genius matters By Brett Johnson Friday, October 9, 2009 Karen Quincy Loberg / Star staff 09-25-09 Camarillo studio: Robert L. Piccioni, Ph.D., author of Everyone's guide to Atoms and the Universe {CQ}, posing for a studio portrait in Camarillo.
A Property Owner's Dream for a Dramatic Change On Thousand Oaks Boulevard
The Men's Club on Thousand Oaks Boulevard is gearing up for a change. Dave Gulbranson, owner of The Men's Club, is hoping for at least "three green lights" or votes needed from the city council, to transform the boulevard into what could be, "a very emotional piece of Ventura County history," said Gulbranson.
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