Earthquake Safe Schools and Keeping Kids Sober

Agoura Hills schools meet all state earthquake safety standards.

Whizin's Farmers Market closes.

Agoura High School students experience sobering events as part of Every 15 Minutes program.

Agoura woman keeps men out of the 'Doghouse.'

Here's a recap of what else happened in Agoura Hills, as well as upcoming events.

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Watchdog group California Watch has found many schools statewide lack seismic-safety certification, but the Las Virgenes Unified School District has completed all mandatory upgrades on local school buildings, according to Superintendent Donald Zimring. The full story in

After fewer than four months in operation, the weekly parking-lot market has shut down. We talked with some of the vendors in

In our we reported that the powerful Every 15 Minutes alcohol-education program was enacted at Agoura High School.

In we spoke with local resident Nahal Ameri, who has created an iPhone application that helps keep men on good terms with their wives and girlfriends.

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In, Laura Moss told us how to make mouth-watering chili from ingredients sitting in our pantries.

In , Jessica Hagy found inspiration in some unexpected places around town.

This weeks discussed the importance of recycle, reduce and reuse.

In , real estate expert Raz Reichfeld advised prospective home-buyers to hang on to their contingencies.

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For this week's , Emily Capretta took us to The Olive Vineyard where they offer up fresh and flavorful olive oils and balsamics to create the perfect combination.

Friday's gave us the sights and sounds from nearby Patch towns.

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