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Rabies surge puts bats in spotlight (opens the original)
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Just in time for spooky season, Los Angeles and Ventura counties are seeing a surge in rabies cases among bats, with infected animals found in several local cities. Health officials are warning residents never to touch a bat and to report any that are found indoors, are active during the day or appear to be sick. On Sept. 28—World Rabies Day, an annual observance focused on preventing the viral illness—the L.A. County Department of Public Health announced that 2026 has already matched the record
FIFTY YEARS WILD (opens the original)
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HISTORY—Guest Maggie Muir is tickled as she and her husband, Drew Sykes, and son listen to “Stories Under the Stars” at the 50th anniversary celebration of Malibu Creek State Park Sept. 26. Photos by KAREN QUINCY LOBERG Acorn Newspapers Few places in the Santa Monica Mountains inspire the same sense of wonderment as Malibu Creek State Park, where rolling hills, rugged chaparral, towering rock formations and wide-open skies create a landscape that has captivated generations of visitors—and filmma
Whizin tenant, school district tussle over parking at carnival (opens the original)
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ANNUAL BIG ATTRACTION— A scene from the carnival at The Whizin center hosted by a Las Virgenes Schools nonprofit on Sept. 4-6. The event’s annual takeover of parking has miffed the center’s anchor tenant. Acorn file photo With the Agoura Hills town center at Whizin Market Square undergoing dramatic new development, one business owner’s longstanding grievance over parking for special events could offer a glimpse of struggles to come. Since 2014, THE Foundation for Las Virgenes Schools has held it
Prominent Old Agoura entryway signs get much needed makeover (opens the original)
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NEW LOOK—Freshening the Old Agoura sign at the city’s western entrance Sept. 19. Photos by MICHAEL COONS/Acorn Newspapers In 1989, when Ron Troncatty was president of the Old Agoura Homeowners group, he had an idea for how to express in physical form the unique character of the neighborhood, one of the longest-standing residential areas in Agoura Hills. “We’re a rustic, eclectic, rural community that is first and foremost equestrian,” said Troncatty, 77. “We love our dirt, hate concrete, and lov
Calabasas prepares to recruit Measure K committee (opens the original)
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Calabasas residents will soon be able to apply for a seat on an advisory committee being formed to weigh in on implementation of the city’s recently passed sales tax measure. Approved in a special all-mail election in May by 63.29% of voters, Measure K authorizes the city to collect a 1% add-on sales tax, projected to generate $5.3 million annually. City leaders said the additional locally-controlled revenue is needed to help address projected budget deficits and maintain municipal services. Bec
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