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Moorpark Acorn

Monday, August 8, 2022

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SUMMERTIME SWING


An early look at who’s in, who’s out for local…


Everett Street condos will go to council


Johnson sheds interim title, named county CEO


Two plead guilty to attempted murder charges


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Neighbors

School district serves students throughout summer

By Zia Zografos
zia@theacorn.com
| August 6, 2022

It may be summertime, but Mountain Meadows 21st Century Learning Academy was buzzing with activity on a recent Thursday morning. Some students were at the campus on Mountain Meadows Drive...

The right plant boosts monarchs

By Michele Willer-Allred
michele@theacorn.com
| August 6, 2022

Helping save monarch butterflies was the goal of hundreds of people who came out early last Saturday morning to the Arroyo Vista Community Center in Moorpark. They stood in a...

Air show honors women pilots

August 6, 2022

The Camarillo Wings Association will hold the 41st annual Wings Over Camarillo air show from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat. and Sun., Aug. 20 and 21 at the Camarillo...

BRIEFS

August 6, 2022

First instrument lesson is free James Swing offers lessons in guitar, ukulele and mandolin starting at $10. Classes are a live/ Zoom hybrid. Swing says his classes are safe, fun,...

Family

13 miles, 13 souls: Run, bike to honor Kabul protectors

By Michele Willer-Allred
michele@theacorn.com
| August 6, 2022

For nearly 15 excruciating hours, Simi Valley residents Jeff and Yvette Von Molt were plunged into “mental agony.” Glued to their devices on Aug. 26, 2021, the couple waited anxiously...

‘Charity helps us make our budget go a little further’

By Zia Zografos
zia@theacorn.com
| July 30, 2022

Dozens of parked cars filled with people old and young wrapped around the parking lot at the Moorpark College Pantry waiting for the grocery distribution to roll out. Volunteers stood...

County fair is back

By Becca Whitnall and Zia Zografos
becca@theacorn.com, zia@theacorn.com
| July 23, 2022

Neon lights, spinning rides, carnival games, corn dogs, and cotton candy. The Ventura County Fair’s revival is less than a month away after a two-year COVID-induced hiatus, and it’s bringing...

Orchestra out in the open

July 23, 2022

Cricket AT THE PARK

July 16, 2022

Sports

Where the Buffalo roams

August 6, 2022

Schools

New faces for a new school year

By Zia Zografos
zia@theacorn.com
| August 6, 2022

The start of the new school year is less than two weeks away, and students at three campuses will be welcomed back to class by new principals. The new principals...

Simpler sign-up process for child services

August 6, 2022

The Ventura County Department of Child Support Services has launched a new simplified enrollment process. The new process for parents enrolling for child support services streamlines the application in an...

COLLEGE STANDOUTS

August 6, 2022

Kaliana Medlock of Moorpark has been named to Purchase College dean’s list for the spring 2022 semester. Medlock is studying dance. Purchase College is part of the State University of...

On the Town

Princesses give Disney the dis

By Cary Ginell
originjazz@aol.com
| August 6, 2022

There are those who will dismiss “Disenchanted!” as merely lowbrow entertainment, but there is much to like in Dennis T. Giacino’s wickedly satirical off-Broadway musical. The show, which skewers the...

Business

Commercial, cargo flights not coming to Camarillo Airport

By Makena Huey
makena@theacorn.com
| August 6, 2022

No major changes to the Camarillo Airport’s operations are on the horizon. The Ventura County Department of Airports has canceled its controversial airport master plan update and transitioned to an...

Cannabis shop opens doors to ages 21 up

August 6, 2022

Legendary Organics has opened its doors to the public as a recreational cannabis dispensary for individuals age 21 and over at 1339 Lawrence Drive, Thousand Oaks. Yesterday, Aug. 5, was...

New board chair wants to increase organization’s visibility

August 6, 2022

The Workforce Development Board of Ventura County recently elected Stephen Yeoh as chair and Sandy Smith as vice chair, each to serve one-year terms. Yeoh, who joined the board in...

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August 6, 2022

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EDITORIAL: Fighting change is a losing battle

August 6, 2022

As July slipped into August on Monday, the beginning of the week signaled the end of summer. This month of...

Political Cartoon

August 6, 2022

Rebate check is a start

August 6, 2022

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Alfalfa exports a waste of water

August 6, 2022

The drought dialogue needs to focus on the handful of alfalfa farmers who export around 6% of the state’s water...

Farmers need to be water-wise

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Officials in California are considering even tighter restrictions on urban outdoor watering starting in September. Although well-intentioned, further cutbacks in...

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