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October 29, 2004
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Taking steps toward cultural awareness
IN THE GROOVE-Erica Goldman, above left, teaches traditional Israeli dancing to guests at the Brandeis-Bardin open house in Simi Valley last Sunday. The conference and retreat center has been serving the Jewish community for more than 50 years. More...
Embattled Royal High School seeks ways to quell fighting
Crowded conditions partly to blame
By Sophia Fischer
sfischer@theacorn.com

Two weeks after a major fight broke out at Royal High School in Simi Valley, school administrators are looking at long-term solutions to ease tension among students and prevent future conflict. More...

School district race goes down to the wire
Disgruntled parents call
for change
By Sophia Fischer
sfischer@theacorn.com

More than 100 people turned out to hear seven of the nine candidates running for Simi Valley Unified School District Board of Education air their views and answer questions during a student-run forum at Royal High School Monday night. More...

 Community
•Williamson runs on council track record
Incumbent Barbra Williamson said her passion for Simi Valley is driving her toward a fourth term on the city council. More...
•Gang task force bolstered
•Walker seeks return to school board
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 Health & Wellness
•Telephone hotline debuts in Ventura County
UNITED WE STAND-Sharing a gesture of unity, United Way president and CEO David Smith, left, and United Way Chairman Mike Silacci celebrate the kickoff of "2-1-1," a nonprofit health and human services telephone hotline. More...
•Post Polio Support Group to meet in Simi
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 Business
•Secure financial information is critical for small business
Like the nation’s largest financial institutions, millions of small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are required by law to protect consumers’ personal financial information, warned the Information Technology Solution Providers Alliance (ITSPA), a national, nonprofit alliance that helps SMBs unders... More...
•Program
to expand Protocol’s services
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 Schools
•Local school districts continue to perform well on standardized tests
While progress for student achievement in California’s public schools has let up, local school districts continue to perform well on the Standardized Testing and Reporting (STAR) program. More...
•New Community
•University academic
program gets a new name
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 Sports
•Who can stop Danny Mosier?
jorrey@theacorn.com
Royal High senior Danny Mosier is the type of running back who sends defensive coordinators into early retirement. More...
•Pioneers looking to take out their frustrations on Agoura
•A groundbreaking achievement
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 On The Town
•Addams Family hosts a creepy, kooky reunion
You know you’re in for a night of mischief when you’re ushered to a theater seat by someone who looks like Grandmama from the ’60s TV show "The Addams Family." More...
•Metamorphoses coming to Cal Lutheran stage
•"I    Huckabees"
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 Motoring
•Does your new car have the coverage it needs?
To get the best value, most people will comparison shop and review new car guides. To properly protect their investment, consumers should also take a few minutes to ensure that their auto insurance is top of the line. More...
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