
Michele Willer-Allred
Writer at The Acorn
Articles
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1 week ago |
mpacorn.com | Michele Willer-Allred
Mayor Chris Enegren issued a public statement this week addressing growing fears within the community following a series of reported immigration enforcement actions in and around the city. Residents and advocacy groups have raised concerns over what they say are escalating encounters with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, including stops at businesses and residential areas.
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1 week ago |
simivalleyacorn.com | Michele Willer-Allred
In a Hollywood-style heist, a crew of thieves broke into a Simi Valley candy store, tunneled through a wall, and looted $3.5 million in valuables from a jewelry shop next door—only to be tracked down and arrested days later in a coordinated police sting. The burglary occurred overnight on May 25 when suspects targeted 5 Star Jewelry at 2806 E. Cochran St. in the Sycamore Village shopping center.
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1 week ago |
mpacorn.com | Michele Willer-Allred
In a Hollywood-style heist, a crew of thieves broke into a Simi Valley candy store, tunneled through a wall, and looted $3.5 million in valuables from a jewelry shop next door—only to be tracked down and arrested days later in a coordinated police sting. The burglary occurred overnight on May 25 when suspects targeted 5 Star Jewelry at 2806 E. Cochran St. in the Sycamore Village shopping center.
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1 week ago |
mpacorn.com | Michele Willer-Allred
large crowd of angry residents filled the steps of City Hall and packed the council chambers June 18, demanding officials take a moral stand against immigration enforcement actions that have rattled Moorpark and triggered fear among both residents and non-residents.
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1 week ago |
mpacorn.com | Michele Willer-Allred
A heavily traveled stretch of Los Angeles Avenue in Moorpark is getting a long-awaited face-lift—marking the start of a broader effort to modernize the State Route 118 corridor through the city. Caltrans began a pavement rehabilitation project June 19, targeting the segment between Montair Drive and Spring Road. The initial phase, expected to last several weeks, focuses on upgrading curb ramps to meet ADA standards. Work will take place 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays, primarily along the shoulders.
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