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Calabasas in spring.
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SIXTH ANNUAL ARTS AND CRAFTS FESTIVAL |
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 The Calabasas Arts Council will
host its 6th annual Fine Arts and Crafts Festival on
Saturday and Sunday May 3rd and 4th from 10:00AM
- 6:00PM. Over 200 artists and craft artisans will be featured in
this year's festival
along with music, delicious food, children's art activities, a beer
garden and more! Admission is free and there is plenty of free
and easy parking. The festival will be held on Park
Sorrento, next to the Commons.
For more information call (818)878-4225 ext. 270. |
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4th OF
JULY FIREWORKS SPECTACULAR |
 It's
time to pack up those winter sweaters and start preparing for the
warmer days of summertime! The City of Calabasas staff is already hard
at work planning the annual July 4th Fireworks Spectacular at
Calabasas High School, scheduled for Friday July 4, 2003. This year's
event promises to be fun for the entire family with live music from
Midnight Train and a cutting edge performance by Mad Chad the Extreme
Juggler. Immediately following the festivities, we will kick off a
fireworks display which has earned the reputation of "SPECTACULAR".
Tickets will be on sale
starting June 2, 2003 at the following locations:
Calabasas City Hall,
Calabasas Tennis & Swim Center,
Calabasas Chamber of Commerce,
De Anza Park, Creekside
Park. Tickets
are $7.00 per person. For more information call (818)878-4225. |
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CALABASAS LAGOON |
 The new Calabasas
Lagoon Swim School is now accepting registration for spring and summer
swim classes at the Calabasas Tennis and Swim Center. Classes
are available for children and adults at all levels.
Classes are filling
quickly so sign up now to reserve your spot! For more
information call the Calabasas Tennis and Swim Center at
(818)222-2782. |
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Community Workshops for the US 101 Freeway Corridor
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Community Workshop for the US
101 Freeway Corridor Improvement Study
Get Involved...
A
recommended Preferred Strategy for easing congestion on the US 101 is being
detailed this month.
Attend a community workshop, share your thoughts and be a part of the
solution.
Join the
US 101 Freeway Corridor Improvement Study Team as it provides details on the
Recommended Preferred Strategy
Get the
latest information on the US 101 Freeway Corridor Improvement Study, speak
one-on-one with project experts, get answers to your questions and provide
feedback to be used in finalizing the Preferred Strategy.
There will be no formal
presentation
Arrive any time between 6:00pm and 8:30pm
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Monday, May 5, 2003 - 6pm - 8:30pm |
 First Presbyterian
Church of Hollywood
1760 N. Gower Street
Los Angeles, CA 90028
(enter parking from Carlos Avenue) |
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Thursday, May 8, 2003
- 6pm - 8:30pm |
Agoura Hills /
Calabasas Community Center
Room C
27040 Malibu Hills Rd.
Calabasas Hills, CA 91301 |
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Monday,
May 12, 2003
- 6pm - 8:30pm |
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Valley Beth Shalom
Temple
Glaser Hall
15739 Ventura Blvd.
Encino, CA 91436 |
For
additional information
please visit us on the web at:
http://www.communityspeakup.com/101
or call 866-MOVE101 |
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| WHAT'S
ON CTV? |
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This month on Your City, Your
Issues, host John Loesing noses around with the On The Edge
program to learn more about humans coexisting with wildlife. |
Be sure to tune in
to CTV this month to watch:
Your City, Your Issues
- Reporter John Loesing covers the "On The Edge" people and
wildlife outreach program. This show will begin on May 5th,
following the Your City, Your Issues special on the Art Festival.
Calabasas
Teen Forum
- This month teens discuss the Regional Occupational Program,
which provides career training for high school students.
Visit the
CTV
Channel Guide for a complete listing of programming.
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Above, Mollie
Hogan of Wildworks
(one of the five On The Edge members) introduces CTV to
Tara, a red-tailed hawk that fell out of her nest as a baby and
has never learned to hunt. |
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TRAFFIC CALMING |
 WOULD YOU LIKE
TO CALM TRAFFIC DOWN IN YOUR COMMUNITY?
PARTICIPATE IN THE CITY'S UPCOMING TRAFFIC CALMING WORKSHOPS
EVERY 4TH TUESDAY AT CITY HALL.
The City's Traffic and Transportation
Division will be holding public workshops to address traffic concerns
in residential areas throughout the city. The workshops will be held
at City Hall at 6:00PM every 4th Tuesday of the month beginning April
22, 2003. The workshops will focus on each of the twelve regions of
Calabasas, one region per workshop. The following schedule shows when
each region will be addressed. Please review the schedule and region
map and mark your calendar to attend the workshop for your community.
You really can help calm traffic in your neighborhood, you just need
to participate. For more information call the Calabasas Traffic
Department at (818)878-4225.
The schedule for Traffic Calming Public Workshops is as follows:
All Workshops will be held at City
Hall in the Council Chambers
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MEETINGS |
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City Hall will be
Closed on Monday, May 26th for Memorial Day.
For a complete calendar of events and meetings during May, please visit our
Calendar Page. |
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 That’s all for this month. If you have any questions
about e.News or City issues in general,
please email our Media Operations
Director at dsteller@cityofcalabasas.com
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Sincerely,
Donald Duckworth
City Manager
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