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June 7th, 2010

Fun Run in Calabasas

Strap on the trainers this 4th of July CalabasasLake

By: Serena Scott Thomas

Now here’s a great recipe for a perfect holiday! Every July 4, the Calabasas Park Homeowner’s Association and City of Calabasas holds the Lakeside Fun Run around the beautiful Calabasas lake. There are 4, 2 and 1/2 mile runs and walks with multiple age groups and a wonderful pancake breakfast. It’s a great way to start the day, get some exercise and make a preemptive strike at the inevitable calorific overload of the day’s festivities. The kids can let off some steam in a safe and friendly environment and you don’t have to make breakfast for the family! It’s also a lovely informal way to meet neighbors and make friends with other active people in the area. The 4 mile and 2 mile runs and walks wind around the lake, which is absolutely beautiful and not normally open to the public and it’s pretty flat, so its perfect for the beginner runner or someone new to racing. No need to worry if your not ‘a runner’- it’s open to anyone who’s up for some fun! You can either register early by downloading the form or contacting Dan Huncke at 818.222.2782 or just show up and register there! Starts at 7.45 am. Have a wonderful July 4!

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Serena Scott Thomas

Posted by Serena Scott Thomas on June 7th, 2010

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In the 1980’s, Robert Zuckerman and the Continental Communities Development group began to build homes in what was to become known as Valley Circle Estates. These traditional homes, noted for their beautiful interior wood detail, were built on County Oak Rd., Nora Lynn Dr., Woodland View Dr., Paseo La Vista, Little Oak Ln., Calvert St., and Wooded Vista. In the late 80,s early 90,s, the undeveloped lots were sold to Anden developers and they built just a few homes and the models ,known as Hearthside Homes. They in turn sold the undeveloped lots to White Hawk developers, who, in the early 90’s built Mediterranean style homes. White Hawk in turn sold the remaining lots to Braemar, who completed the development in the mid to late 90,s of what is known as Valley Circle Estates. A few lots were sold to private developers. Valley Circle Estates is located west of Valley Circle, mostly south of Victory to Woodland View, with Wooded Vista to the north of Victory bordering Knapp Ranch Park. The Ahmanson Ranch Victory Trailhead is at the top of Victory by the Valley Circle Estate Monument. The school district is a mix of Las Virgenes Schools and LAUSD, depending on the street and the address.

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