Westlake Village, United States (Local)
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By: John Loesing
Whether they are new to the community or longtime residents looking to make new connections, local residents are invited to learn about the Westlake Village Newcomers Club during its annual Membership Kickoff Brunch on Tues., Sept. 9. The event will be held from 10 a.m. to noon at the Westlake Yacht Club and is open to current members as well […]
By: John Loesing
When Westlake Village residents drive along tree-lined streets, enjoy neighborhood parks, or appreciate the unique character of the community they call home, they are experiencing the vision of one of the city’s founding fathers. John McDonough, Westlake Village’s first mayor and one of the principal architects of the city’s incorporation, died Aug. 11 at age 97, leaving behind a legacy […]
On Aug. 26, Guy Ben-Shoshan would have celebrated his 24th birthday. Instead, his family, friends, and the Conejo Valley community chose to honor not only the day he was born, but the remarkable way he lived. Guy grew up in Agoura Hills where he attended Lindero Middle School and Agoura High School. He was deeply connected to the local Jewish […]
The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing in Agoura Hills will be officially dedicated Dec. 2 with a public celebration at King Gillette Ranch followed by a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the landmark structure spanning U.S. High way 101, project partners announced. The ceremony, which will be broadcast live, marks a major milestone for a project more than three decades in the making […]
The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing in Agoura Hills will be officially dedicated Dec. 2 with a public celebration at King Gillette Ranch followed by a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the landmark structure spanning U.S. Highway 101, project partners announced. The ceremony, which will be broadcast live, marks a major milestone for a project more than three decades in the making that […]
The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing in Agoura Hills will be officially dedicated Dec. 2 with a public celebration at King Gillette Ranch followed by a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the landmark structure spanning U.S. Highway 101, project partners announced. The ceremony, which will be broadcast live, marks a major milestone for a project more than three decades in the making that […]
The Conejo Valley Adult School gallery welcomed more than 200 visitors Aug. 14-15 as 50 student artists showcased their work in an exhibition sponsored by the Conejo Valley Art Museum. Held at the Adult School’s 1025 Old Farm Road campus in Thousand Oaks, the show featured paintings, experimental works and mixed-media pieces created by students in the Adult School’s art […]
Reflecting on nearly three decades of service to the City of Calabasas, now celebrating its 35th anniversary of incorporation, Mayor James Bozajian praised the city’s accomplishments while warning that state housing mandates and the erosion of local control pose the greatest challenges to the community’s future as he delivered an Aug. 27 address to the Calabasas Chamber of Commerce. Bozajian, […]
By: John Loesing
The Las Virgenes Unified School District has dissolved an almost 40-year-agreement with the Southeast Ventura County YMCA under which the Y operated the before- and after-school childcare programs at several of the district’s elementary schools. Cutting ties with the YMCA over childcare follows a previous move by the Las Virgenes district to eliminate on-campus enrichment and care programs offered by […]
For animals waiting patiently behind kennel doors, all it takes is one person willing to stop, look a little longer and imagine a life together. That moment played out again and again during Clear the Shelters, the annual nationwide pet adoption campaign that continues changing the lives of homeless animals and the families who welcome them home. The August monthlong […]
