There's growing consensus: This will be the busiest Thanksgiving ever for air travel. The busiest day? Airlines says it will be the Sunday after the... [Read More]
For residents trying to return to some form of normalcy, government agencies planÂ to host a communityÂ meeting Wednesday. [Read More]
A map shows the borders of the Woolsey and Hill fires and pinpoints structures that have been damaged or damaged or destroyed. [Read More]
CLU football, women's volleyball and women's basketball teams memorialized former classmate Justin Meek and other victims of the Borderline shooting. [Read More]
NewcomersÂ Shawn Mulchay andÂ Susan SantangeloÂ retained their lead in the race to join the Camarillo City Council, new results released Tuesday show. [Read More]
For Oaks Christian and Calabasas programs, their schools and communities have been greatly impacted in the past six days by two terrible events. [Read More]
Here's what happened when Fillmore High School went on lockdown due to an anonymous threat. [Read More]
The Simi Valley Family YMCA awarded its Volunteer of the Year honors at a Nov. 3 dinner at the Simi Y, with more than 100... [Read More]
Hundreds of people came to a Camarillo pizzeria Monday night to raise money in honor of Borderline shooting victim Cody Gifford-Coffman. [Read More]
Fillmore High School was under lockdown Tuesday after the school received an anonymous threat of a possible gun on campus, authorities said. [Read More]
Six of the 18 incumbents running for city council seats in Ventura County lost last week. [Read More]
Leaving a path of burned homes in Oak Park on its way to the Santa Monica Mountains, strong wind caused new flare-ups for the Woolsey... [Read More]
As the Woolsey and Hill Fires rage near Lake Sherwood, here is a look at the air quality in those areas. [Read More]
The Johnson Drive development plan presented in October was met with strong criticism for failing to consider public input. [Read More]
As firefighters worked to contain the Woolsey Fire, a large flare-up near Lake Sherwood creates large clouds of smoke over the Conejo Valley... [Read More]
The city of Oxnard wants to know what businesses think of their current internet service. [Read More]
Woolsey Fire flare-ups near Lake Sherwood, Carlisle Canyon and Boney Mountain area were reported Tuesday morning shortly after 9 a.m. [Read More]
Performance of 'The Rake's Progress,' which deals with love, laziness and greed, will include Los Robles Master Chorale. [Read More]
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"It's great to see so many people here who care about the future of Grangeville," Mary Jahn told a crowd of about 125 at the... [Read More]
The Broad River Greenway continues to get big boosts from area grants.For the past several months, the Greenway has been under construction for the new... [Read More]
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Anti-gay vice mayor loses re-election in Dixon, CA; nonbinary employee files complaints against progressive Oregon bookstore; San Mateo Pride center gets grant. [Read More]
More Pell Grant recipients attended community colleges last summer, survey finds, after the federal government reinstated eligibility for year-round grants. [Read More]
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The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (DEM) will host two informational workshops on the brownfields grant applications process. [Read More]
The Connecticut Community Foundation gave out $16,000 in grants for 18 nonprofit organizations. [Read More]
The Clark County Realtors Foundation, the nonprofit arm of the Clark County Association of Realtors, announced the recipients of its 2018 community grants program. [Read More]
Here we go! Finally, one of our little girl is ready to leave Taiwan to go to a far far away country...
Time flies! We couldn't believe it's already been 2 years! This time, Mommy Carolin wants to give the two little boys a younger sister, and that's why she is inviting this young lady into her new family!
This is the video Teddy Mommy took on the 3rd January 2013; showing the daily life of this beautiful young lady!
Posted on October 14, 2015 May 22, 2016 Stephen3 CommentsPosted in Badassery, Best of Season 1, Blog, Season 1	
Time: 1.5 Months to Build, 1 Year to Conceptualize Cost: $500 Difficulty: The Most Difficult Thing I Have Ever Done Level of Neetness: Pretty Friggin Neet 1 Year, 12 Months, 52skillz After a year of learning, growing, building, doubting, creating, imagining, doubting some more, creating some more and one or two near death experiences…so comes the close to the first season of 52skillz. I’ve been nervous to write this post. Mostly because how I have framed this year puts A LOT of expectation on how incredible the “52nd Skill” is going to be (or maybe I just put that […]