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The Potential to DESTROY U. S.!

By: Todd Perkins

The fifth named storm of the hurricane season is apparently headed up the east coast.  Right now Earl is a category 4 storm, and could reach the Carolinas by Thursday. After battering the Islands in the Caribbean, Earl could reek havoc up the Atlantic seaboard.  In Raleigh NC, Federal officials urged U.S. Residents to prepare for possible evacuations.

So far this year we have had a mild hurricane season.  The Forecasts were for a Higher than usual number of named storms, but with September 8 being the pinnacle of the hurricane season, we are not out of the woods yet.

With the five year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina just behind us, I sense the monster storms could line up for the gulf of Mexico in the next few weeks.  I am eager to see what will happen if a category 4 or 5 storm comes into the area of the gulf where the oil spill occurred. I believe that most of the oil has sunk to the bottom of the gulf and could be stirred up by a larger storm. A category 5 storm picking up oil and dispersing crude up and down the beaches of our beautiful gulf coast could spell the end for B.P. I wonder what excuse Obama will come up with this time to save them?

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Posted by on September 2nd, 2010

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New pizza restaurant in Calabasas

By: Karen Lee

Fresh Brothers is opening in October in the Calabasas Commons. They recently opened a restaurant in the Westlake Promenade. They offer all types of pizza, pasta, salads and buffalo wings. Fresh Brothers also has a gluten free section on the menu.

Come check it out this October.

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Posted by Karen Lee on September 1st, 2010

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Secrets from a stylist

By: Tammy Sue Roberts

Are you struggling to find a style of your own? HGTV Design Star 2010 winner Emily Henderson is ready to transform your space while sharing some of her best design secrets on her new series, Secrets From a Stylist!

Now’s your chance to get the inside scoop on how designers take a room from drab to fab with a bit of color and a lot of creativity. We’re looking for fun, outgoing singles, couples and families living in Los Angeles. If you’re interested in being on the show, are between 25-40 years old and own your home in the LA area, send an e-mail to them with the following information: Your name, age, address and phone number, Photos of yourself, your family, and – of course – your home! Interior shots of the space is a must. Video submissions are strongly encouraged.  A description of your design dilemma.  The deadline to apply is Sept. 3, so hurry up!

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Posted by on August 30th, 2010

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Douglas Kmiec crashes on Mulholland Highway; Nun killed

By: Dana Olmes

The U.S. ambassador to Malta and law professor at Pepperdine University was involved in a fatal car crash that killed a nun and a injured a 94 year old pastor. 58 year old Kmiec was allegedly driving a 2009 Hyundai on Wednesday when he drifted into a dirt shoulder and hit a drainage ditch.

74 year old Sister Mary Campbell was declared dead at the scene and John Sheridan, 94, was injured.

There are many fatal accidents accidents on Mulholland due to it’s dark, windy road. Please, slow down, and be careful on these roads.

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Posted by Dana Olmes on August 27th, 2010

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When we thought the water had stopped…

By: Stephen Roesler

After 2 substantial floods, Ewing and Associates Sotheby’s decided to relocate to another building on 23647 Calabasas Road. During the last week of our move, this interesting phenomenon occurred. We refer to it as, the apparition in the sky. Take a look.

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Posted by on August 18th, 2010

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Riding Clinics with Nick Karazissis

By: Dana Olmes

For the last 30 years, Far West Farms on Old Scandia Lane in Calabasas has been training horses and riders. Far West Farms has won numerous blue ribbon awards and their students have won titles such as the Pacific Coast Horse Show Association and the Unites States Hunter Jumper Association competitions. But behind the success is the legendary Nick Karazissis and his family who have been running the place since 1971.

Karazissis offers all types of lessons and boarding options. Prices range from $700 a month for training and $750-$1600 for boarding accommodations.

Nick Karazissis is one of the most successful trainers on the West Coast and people come from all over the US seeking his expertise. If you think he could help you, visit him at Spring Down.

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Posted by Roger Ewing on August 13th, 2010

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Tiling and carpeting has begun…

By: Stephen Roesler

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Posted by on August 12th, 2010

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After 14 years of business, Shibuya is ready for a remodel

By: Patte Gilbert

In an attempt to revamp Calabasas’s favorite Sushi restaurant, owner Mark Shibuya said it’s time for the restaurant to get “a facelift and some botox.” He temporarily closed the sushi joint on August 7th and will reopen within 3 to 4 weeks. Once the contractor is finished and the health department has signed off on its required inspection, the restaurant will reopen. In the meantime, Calabasas patrons are without a their coveted sushi spot.

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Posted by Patte Gilbert on August 9th, 2010

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A free spot to recycle your unwanted electronics

By: Cynthia Sparagna

Saturday August 7, 2010 at Albertson’s
26521 Agoura Road
Calabasas CA 91302
from 10:00am – 3:00pm

California Recycles will be collecting electronics from Residents and Businesses FREE of charge. Visit our website www.californiarecycles.com for more information or to find an event in your area.

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Posted by Cynthia Sparagna on August 4th, 2010

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I bet you didn’t know…

By: Tomer and Isidora Fridman

1. Keep wicker looking new: Wicker furniture yellows with age and sun exposure. To keep your wicker natural-looking, scrub it with a stiff brush dipped in warm salt water. Let the piece dry in the sun. Repeat this process every year or every other year.

Posted by Tomer & Isidora Fridman on August 4th, 2010

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