Good day Simi Valley! We're here again with what you need to know today. Grab a cup of coffee and read on. ☕️️
In today's newsletter:
Also on today's calendar: Crushed Glass Suncatcher Workshop Sparkling Art: Crushed Glass Meets Resin Magic and 6 more events.
And lastly, we have a post from a neighbor, Jerry F.!
Friendly reminder: know of a great event coming up in Simi Valley or nearby? Post it to the Simi Valley calendar! Did you know it's free to post locally? It's also inexpensive to share to nearby towns. 📅
Today's riddle: How do billboards talk ? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Rancho Simi board member takes legal action after insulting texts (vcstar.com) — A Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District board member from Simi Valley has filed two legal claims alleging harassment and disability discrimination by the district’s top leadership. He says insulting texts from the district manager and delayed accommodations for his ADHD hindered his ability to serve residents, while the board has rejected his claims and the manager plans to retire this summer.
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2. Students Excel in Recent Ventura County Mock Trial Competition (venturabreeze.com) — Simi Valley’s own Hillside Middle School earned second place in the Ventura County Mock Trial middle school division, highlighting local students’ legal skills on a big regional stage. The broader competition drew dozens of schools to real courtrooms, with Trinity Pacific Christian again topping the high school bracket and Mesa Union advancing to a new statewide middle school contest.
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3. Ronald Reagan Presidential Institute recalls the day when Reagan nearly lost his life (dailynews.com) — Simi Valley residents recently gathered at the Reagan Library as journalist Del Quentin Wilber revisited the 1981 assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan, highlighting the split-second choices that saved his life. The commemoration, marking the attempt’s 45th anniversary, also reflected on how the event reshaped Reagan’s presidency and public image.
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4. Lola the dog reunites with her Simi Valley owner, after missing for 5 years (cbsnews.com) — A Simi Valley woman has been reunited with her dog Lola five years after the schnauzer mix escaped from a Reseda backyard and seemingly vanished. Thanks to a microchip and an Echo Park shelter’s call, Lola is now back home, still cuddly and affectionate despite some health issues and a mysterious missing chapter in her life.
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