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Chris Gean
from Harry’s Berries offers a variety of strawberries,
yellow cherry tomatoes, and blackberries at the Farmers
Market. |
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Fresh produce, a
unique shopping experience, and all natural products
comprise the newly established Farmers Market
at Agoura High School which runs 3:30 to 7:00
pm every Tuesday. The city has done without a
farmers' market when the previous operator shut
down the market at the Whizins shopping center
last fall.
"Families can have a really unique shopping experience
coming to the Farmers Market. Many times kids
come with their parents to help pick out their
apples and oranges, or other foods for their lunches.
Most of the time they wouldn't do this at a grocery
store" says Karen Schott, Operations Manager for
the Ventura County Certified Farmers Market Association
(VCCFMA). The new market, which has been in business
for a little over two months, features fresh produce
often grown organically, without the use of pesticides
and sprays... |
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Arlene Bernholtz
was installed as the president of the Calabasas
Historical Society on June 23rd at the “Old Town
Calabasas Bar-B-Q Dinner and Dance,” held at the
Leonis Adobe in Calabasas. She took over the position
from George French, who had been the Society’s
president for the 2001-2005 term.
The Calabasas Historical Society is dedicated
to enjoying, exploring, recording and preserving
the unique and colorful history of Calabasas and
its environs.
The list of society accomplishments under French’s
presidency was lengthy, and included the presentation
of scholarship awards and the contribution of
historical photos to the Oviatt Library at CSU
at Northridge.
Bernholtz said “George will be a tough act to
follow.” We think she’s up to the task. Congratulations
to both. |
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George French
and Arlene Bernholtz, past and current presidents of
the Calabasas Historical Society. |
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Kids can feed
the animals in Calabasas |
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The Leonis Adobe
Museum has announced a summer activity program
for children, ages 2-8, called "Feed the Animals".
The children will help feed sheep, goats, poultry,
horses and two longhorn cattle. The program also
offers games, music and stories. The program is
every Tuesday from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., beginning
July 9 until August 27. There is a $1.00 minimum
donation required.
For more information contact the Leonis Adobe
Museum, 818-222-6511 or www.leonisadobemuseum.com
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