All posts tagged "index feature"
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Thousand Oaks Circus amazes attendees
The crowd gasps in awe, as a beautiful aerialist, swings overhead on the flying trapeze. On Oct. 26, the Walter Bros. Circus opened for the...
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Local synagogue honors Pittsburgh victims
The Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh faced the deadliest attack on the American Jewish community on Oct. 27. Days later, the gunshots were still...
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Vote purple
The United States was not founded with political parties. In fact, our first president George Washington warned against them in his farewell address. Yet, it...
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Follow up: CVUSD school board ballot designations
First Avenue Vs. First Ave. CVUSD school board candidate Amy Chen listed her ballot designation as “Educational Nonprofit Director,” in reference to her role with...
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Breast Cancer Awareness: be the cure
What is Breast Cancer? With October being breast cancer awareness month, people are discussing how the disease affects millions around the world. However, for many,...
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Church and State do not mix
Here is how a nonprofit works: the public can donate to the organization, which in turn, works toward achieving a certain transparent goal or promoting...
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Thousand Oaks suffers a power blackout
Several areas in the city of Thousand Oaks were temporarily without power during the late hours of Sunday night, on Oct. 9 which left many...
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Journalism students represent Conejo Valley at Sequoia KA19 podcast
Students of Sequoia Middle School gathered around, eager to listen to their monthly podcast. Karla Stevenson, teacher at Sequoia Middle School, hosted a podcast for...
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Kavanaugh becomes a justice of the Supreme Court
Amid controversy and extreme partisanship Justice Brett Kavanaugh was appointed to the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) in a 50-48 senate vote. President...
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SpaceX launch excites Californians
Californians looked up at the sky as a luminous cloud lit up the night sky on Oct. 10 around 7:20 p.m. SpaceX, a private aerospace...
