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Santa Rosa Valley is a "hidden jewel" that is located between Thousand Oaks, Moorpark, Simi Valley andCamarillo. Close to all, but with the feeliong of living in the country. Santa Rosa Technology Magnet school is the highest scoring school of its kind in the area with classes between kindergarten through 8th grade.  In Santa Rosa we offer something that has become increasingly hard to find in the Southern California area - a beautiful home on plenty of land. Home sites here range from a quarter acre to forty acres with the average range about an acre. Many properties are zoned for horses and have horse facilities. Many homes have gorgeous views and panoramic vistas. Visit our community website at: SantaRosaValley.com or the Santa Rosa Valley Real Estate offerings at: SantaRosaValleyHomes.com

6:00 PM - 8:00 PM : SRV MAC MEETINGSanta Rosa Valley MAC MeetingJoin us to find out what is happening in Santa Rosa Valley and voice your concerns and ideas. Public meeting!HELD AT SANTA ROSA CLUBHOUSE ON LOS POSASWebsite: www.countyofventura.org/bos/dist2_SantaRosaValley.aspEmail: rosemaryallison@aol.comRosemary Allison, ChairE-Mail: rosemaryallison@aol.comJanis Gardner, Vice- ChairE-Mail: janis@panacea-ent.comRuth MeansE-Mail: ruth.means@verizon.netMark BurleyEmail: MarkBurley@aol.comDon ShubertE-Mail: donshubert@adelphia.netKevin Cannon - Santa Rosa Road Project County LaisonE-Mail: avoking@roadrunner.comEmail: ROSEMARYALLISON@AOL.COM

Please help find MAC! $1,000 Reward!Dear Santa Rosa Valley Friends and Neighbors,Please help us find our beloved dog! Mac is a Cairn terrier who is light brown in color (same breed as Toto in the Wizard of Oz except Toto was black). He is a neutered male that weighs around 17 pounds. He lost his collar getting out of the yard. However, he has a microchip which a unique serial number implanted under his skin. All vets and shelters have the capability to read the microchip. He went missing on December 12th. He was last seen at the Rancho Santa Rosa community center on East Las Posas Road around 4 pm. He is an extremely gregarious little guy who will turn 4 years old on New Year’s Eve. To date, he has lived a tumultuous life. He was purchased from a local pet store as a gift for an 80 year old lady. Unfortunately, the lady died only six months after receiving Mac. He was rescued by the LIFE Animal rescue group from Agoura Hills where he spent several months living in a rescue home. He has been a treasured member of our family since we adopted him in early January of 2005.Thanks again for your help in finding Mac.Jeffrey G. Nelson PhDphone: (805) 490-3740fax: (805) 491-0352e-mail: jeff.nelson@earthlink.net