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July 18, 2008 / Community

Nervous moments outside bank

PAPER TRAIL- Indymac Bank customers wait in line to complete banking transactions at the Indymac Bank on Ventura Blvd. in Camarillo on Tuesday. Some customers waited several hours on Monday and returned on Tuesday to enter the bank. More...

Commercial real estate market is cooling down

By Daniel Wolowicz camarillo@theacorn.com

A slumping national economy has finally caught up with Ventura County's commercial real estate market. More...

Fairies flying in your face

PRETEND TIME- Gypsies in a Trunk troupe actress Marilyn Zaslow, a Moorpark resident, encourages Camarillo youngster Shirah Santer, 3, to return to her seat as the play "Puck - A Midsummer Day's Fairy Tale" is performed in the grass at the Camarillo More...

New spa and salon opens in The Village

Bella A'More Day Spa and Salon will open its second location with the lease of a 7,288square-foot retail space in The Village at Moorpark, according to Paul Capra, an associate at Lee & Associates-L.A. More...

Simi Town Center screens 'Blades of Glory'

A free outdoor screening of "Blades of Glory" will be held at 8 p.m. Mon., July 21 at Simi Valley Town Center, 1555 Simi Town Center Way. The movie will be projected onto a 24-foot inflatable screen. More...

Adopt-athon set at Ventura County animal shelter

By Michelle Knight knight@theacorn.com

Woodland Hills couple Joy Nadel and her husband, Craig, work to save animals from being euthanized. They do it through their 10year-old nonprofit Rescue Me Inc. More...

Breath alcohol program credited to forensic lab

The Ventura County Sheriff's Department Forensic Sciences Laboratory has be come the first lab worldwide to achieve accreditation for its Breath Alcohol Calibrations through the American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors/ Laborato More...

It's wise to check your Social Security statement

The Social Security statement is an important document that can help workers plan for their retirement. The statement includes a message from the commissioner and a record of earnings each year. More...

Cleaning up our act

Moorpark boy tidies up his corner of the world

By Sylvie Belmond belmond@theacorn.com

Out at Glenwood Park on the morning of July 4, Gavin Matweyew, 9, was surprised to see the piles of trash left behind by visitors who had watched the city's annual fireworks show the night before. More...