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More than a safe place (opens the original)
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GROWING IMPACT— James Storehouse Executive Director Stacy DeWitt, center, talks with Jane Soller, left, and her daughter Julie Thurman, secretary of the nonprofit’s board of directors, during a Sept. 24 expansion ceremony. Photos by MICHAEL COONS/Acorn Newspapers For children who have spent time in foster care, finding a safe place to sleep is only the beginning. Healing from the experiences that brought them there can take something harder to provide: a trusted adult, a place to talk and the ti
Council signals strong support for regional homeless housing partnership (opens the original)
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HOUSING—Thousand Oaks City Councilmember Mikey Taylor credited Thrive Grove, the city’s homeless shelter pictured above, with helping to lower the number of people living on city streets. The city is now considering contributing to a county housing effort. Acorn file photo Members of the Thousand Oaks homeless community could find themselves in a room they can call their own if the city moves forward with joining the county’s effort to provide supportive housing near Camarillo, as discussed at t
Thousand Oaks council candidates face off in first election forum (opens the original)
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TALK IT OUT— Thousand Oaks City Council candidates Karen Arreola, left, Mikey Taylor, Gus Gougas and Kyle Rohrbach take part in a forum at the Lundring Events Center at Cal Lutheran University Sept. 17. With the November election less than two months away, Thousand Oaks City Council candidates went head-to-head in their first forum last week, with development and growth leading the discussion. On Sept. 17, the Greater Conejo Chamber of Commerce hosted its traditional candidates forum in collabor
Major 101 upgrade in the works (opens the original)
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A MAJOR THOROUGHFARE—U.S. Highway 101 looking north through the Conejo Valley. Acorn file photo A massive, decades-long overhaul is coming to a 27-mile stretch of U.S. 101 to relieve chronic traffic congestion between Thousand Oaks and Ventura. Amanda Fagan of the Ventura County Transportation Commission briefed the Thousand Oaks City Council on Sept. 15 regarding possible upgrade options being considered by local and state officials. “Time reliability is a really important driver of this projec
From decline to design (opens the original)
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STATUS QUO—As these EARThS Magnet School kindergarteners, shown here on the first day of school, began their education journey, they did it with the same number of students as those in the year before, bucking a downward enrollment trend. BLAKE FAGAN/Acorn Newspapers After years of declining student enrollment, the Conejo Valley Unified School District finds itself in a stabilizing year, with hopes the trend will continue. At a Sept. 3 board meeting, district officials said CVUSD’s years-long en
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