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James Bozajian

Reporter · US

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Oct 1, 2026
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Sep 17, 2026

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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · By James Bozajian

    Spirited Pumpkin Festival returned with new quirks (opens the original)

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    MEMORIES—A photo from Paramount Ranch used in a Chamber of Commerce advertising campaign. Courtesy Calabasas Chamber of Commerce After an absence of 17 years, incorporation of the City of Calabasas in 1991 sparked renewed interest in the Calabasas Pumpkin Festival. With assistance from the newly founded city, the Calabasas Chamber of Commerce was able to revive the Pumpkin Festival in 1992. This time, the chosen venue was Paramount Ranch in Agoura, a rural setting which has been used over the ye

  2. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · By James Bozajian

    Pumpkin Festival’s titillating start set stage for half-century run (opens the original)

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    ALL ABOARD—Above, elephant rides along Calabasas Road were offered at early Pumpkin Festivals, a sight unlikely to be seen today. Pictured riding atop “Dumbo” at the 1972 Pumpkin Festival are early area residents (from left) John Juliano, Mike Juliano, and an unknown Photos courtesy John Juliano (above) and City of Calabasas (left) boy. HISTORY REVISTED /// Remembering the Region One of our region’s most enduring and popular traditions for 56 years, the Calabasas Pumpkin Festival, combines a cel

  3. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · By James Bozajian

    Iconic Trolley makes final trip (opens the original)

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    ALL ABOARD—The third and longest-serving Calabasas Trolley, is shown here during its first year of service in 2004. Courtesy of the City of Calabasas For nearly three decades, it has been one of the most colorful and recognizable fixtures in town. But very soon, the Calabasas Trolley will leave Calabasas forever. There were actually three Calabasas Trolleys in service consecutively. All were acquired and sustained largely through grant monies. The first was rented in 1998 for a six-month trial p

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