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Michele Willer-Allred

Michele Willer-Allred

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Writer, The Acorn

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food, world news., health and wellness exercise, international, features culture, travel, environment entertainment, legal news, general news business, science,Environment

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celebrities, self-publicists, influencers

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Total articles 1136

  • Phones, fences, fire debris discussed

    By Michele Willer-Allred| Camarillo Acorn Verified Public safety, infrastructure and economic development took center stage last week at a town hall in which Ventura County Supervisor Janice Parvin and a panel of local officials tackled pressing community concerns. Parvin, who hosted the March 27 event held at 99.1 The Ranch in the Simi Valley Town Center, reaffirmed her commitment to public safety, citing her opposition to Prop. 47, which passed in 2014 and reclassified certain nonviolent offenses as misdemeanors.

    By Michele Willer-Allred · Camarillo Acorn

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Government seeks changes in field lab cleanup strategy

    By Michele Willer-Allred| The Acorn Verified The U.S. Department of Energy is revisiting its cleanup strategy at the Santa Susana Field Laboratory, arguing that the strict standards it agreed to more than a decade ago are no longer feasible. The shift is fueling distrust among residents and environmental groups, who accuse the DOE of attempting to back out of its legal obligations under a 2010 cleanup agreement.

    By Michele Willer-Allred · The Acorn

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Government seeks changes in field lab cleanup strategy

    By Michele Willer-Allred| The Acorn Verified The U.S. Department of Energy is revisiting its cleanup strategy at the Santa Susana Field Laboratory, arguing that the strict standards it agreed to more than a decade ago are no longer feasible. The shift is fueling distrust among residents and environmental groups, who accuse the DOE of attempting to back out of its legal obligations under a 2010 cleanup agreement.

    By Michele Willer-Allred · The Acorn

    Apr. 17, 2025

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The Acorn

Serving Agoura Hills, Calabasas, Oak Park & Westlake Village

Los Angeles, United States

+1 818-706-0266

Founded: 1974