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Lawsuit over La Reina school closing can proceed (opens the original)
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STILL FIGHTING—Students, parents and alumnae of La Reina High School gathered in front of the Thousand Oaks school to protest the closing on Feb. 4, 2024. High School and Middle School closed, a lawsuit challenging the circumstances surrounding the closure can move forward after clearing a key legal hurdle. A Ventura County Superior Court judge has allowed former students, parents and donors to continue pursuing claims that La Reina and its parent organization, SND National Ministry Corporation,
Students ‘Come Together’ in creative college concert collection (opens the original)
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JAMMING—Eliot Lorenzo, left, and Payton Mead take the stage in a previous show. Photo courtesy Heidi Martin Twenty-four student musicians will take the stage as part of eight bands when Moorpark College’s “Come Together” concert series returns for two nights of rock, pop and other popular music. “Come Together” Fall 2026 will be presented at 7 p.m. Oct. 23 and 24 at the Moorpark College Performing Arts Center, 7075 Campus Road. The two concerts will feature different programs with students perfo
Thinking outside the theme park (opens the original)
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DISNEY LEGEND—Prior to sharing career highlights, philosophies on creativity and discussing his new book, former Walt Disney Imagineering executive Joe Rohde mingled with the crowd of about 100 Sept. 18 at Community Arts Workshop in Santa Barbara. SCOTT STEEPLETON/Acorn Newspapers When it comes from the mind of Joe Rohde. For more than four decades, Rohde made a career out of looking at things differently. The longtime Walt Disney Imagineer was one of the creative forces behind the company’s Ani
After Bruce, county seeks a safer path for other dogs (opens the original)
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CHANGES—The life and death of a dog named Bruce may pave the way for a better future for other animals deemed too dangerous for shelters to adopt out.. Courtesy Eric Krasnoff But barely a month after Ventura County euthanized the 100-pound Great Pyrenees/German shepherd mix at the center of a months-long legal battle, his case could help change what happens to other potentially dangerous dogs. Supervisor Jeff Gorell got colleagues’ backing to sponsor state legislation that could give public anim
One legend, three tribute concerts (opens the original)
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DOLLY’S CAUSE—Songs by the late Dolly Parton will be performed, with some proceeds going to her campaign to get free books in the hands of kids. Courtesy photo Fans of Dolly Parton will have three opportunities in October to celebrate the singer-songwriter’s music while supporting one of her signature charitable causes. “I Will Always Love You: A Tribute Concert for Dolly Parton” will bring together singers and musicians from Ojai and Santa Barbara, including Kerri Climer, Ken Eros, Tara Jeff
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