January 14, 2005 RSS feed / Community

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‘Retro Bill’ uses humor for serious message

By Sylvie Belmond
belmond@theacorn.com
Big Springs Elementary School students were treated Tuesday to a lively show with an important message designed to instruct kids on making safe and healthy life choices. More...

Grace Brethren to perform ‘And Then There Were None’

Grace Brethren High School of Simi Valley will present the Agatha Christie thriller, "And Then There Were None," at 7 p.m. tonight, Fri., Jan. More...

Golf tourneys to aid victims of tsunami

In response to the catastrophic events caused by Southern Asia More...

Simi blood drive

Simi Valley Ford, 2440 First St., will host a blood drive from 1 to 5 p.m. Mon., Jan. 17, Martin Luther King Day. A United Blood Services mobile unit will be on the premises at the dealership. More...

Over-occupied homes more susceptible to fires, officials say

By Michelle Knight
knight@theacorn.com

Three people were sent to the hospital and a dozen others made homeless when an early-morning fire last week destroyed a Simi Valley home. More...

Committee members sought

The city of Simi Valley is soliciting applications for Mobile Home Rent Mediation Board alternate members. Deadline for submitting applications is Mon., Feb. 7. More...

Monday concert in Simi Valley will benefit tsunami victims

OneSpirit Center for Conscious Living will present "A Concert of Compassion: Relief for the Tsunami Victims" at 7 p.m. Mon., Jan. 17 at 1756 Erringer Road, Simi Valley. More...

Milestone for hospital expansion

THE HIGHEST POINT-A 200-foot crane hoists the final beam of Simi Valley Hospital's Patient Care Tower into place under the watchful eye of construction worker Phil Musante. More...

Community contributes to tsunami relief efforts

By Sophia Fischer
sfischer@theacorn.com

Mirroring worldwide response, residents of the Conejo Valley and surrounding areas are reaching out to victims of the tsunami disaster in Southern Asia. More...