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A NOTE FROM THE

editor

"Beauty is the illumination of your soul.”

— John O’Donohue

When I went out today, I enjoyed seeing people, especially their happy faces and mask-free smiles. It feels like an eternity since we’ve been able to see smiles in our daily face-to-face interactions. It almost feels like an unveiling after being hidden away for a long time. So, it’s apropos that this issue focuses on beauty—inner beauty, outer beauty, and everything that makes us feel good. We’re excited to share with you tips and tricks we’ve gathered from some of the top beauty industry professionals in the area. Also in this issue, you’ll find the Ryland family’s story. Morgan and Amber somehow make it all look so easy. They adore being moms and make a great a team! Quarantining was a cinch for their family who was already used to spending plenty of time together. We are thrilled to see more events being planned for the near future and look forward to the opportunity to see you all again. Keep sharing photos and special moments in your life, and let us know if you have a story or idea to share with our readers. Once again, I want to give thanks to the team at Calabasas Style magazine. We were also thrown for a loop with COVID, forcing us to regroup and figure out how to keep moving forward over the past year. Our team stayed relentlessly positive and creative, and I’m always impressed with their professionalism and talent. Enjoy your summer, and stay safe and healthy. We’ll be hanging out with our new puppy, Sedona!

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Table of CONTENTS Auto 54 160

The McLaren Elva The Ram 1500 TRX

Beauty & Health 80

88 90 92 94

96 98 100 102 103 104 138

Happiness Is the Key to Inner Beauty Body Beauty: Noninvasive Edition 10 Ways to Help Your Kid’s Beauty Shine Being Fit Is Beautiful Beauty’s Best Kept Secret Face Masks at Home

Calendar

Financial

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55 122

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Community 38 58 62 142

144 150 151 159

Enjoying Summer Topanga Rush Staying Active Dear Cancer, It’s Me Essay Contest Celebrating Our Senior Grads Riding an E-Bike

Calabasas Country Club

Skin Bio

Cover Feature

Grooming Tips for Men

Valley Salt Cave Get Up and Glow Ask the Pharmacist

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At Home With the Rylands

76 162

Travel

64 66 68

Cool Summer Finds What is Calabasas Style?

Lakeside Cocktails Takeout, Dine In, or Delivery

C Style: Supply Chain Madness Reorganize Your Closet Décor Studio 9

Real Estate

Fashion Styles of the Season

What Is a Flexitarian?

Home Furnishings

Summer Fun With Technology

Anti-Aging Beauty Secrets Let’s Make Up!

152 154 161

Country Club Life

More Than Finances

Food & Wine

Foxy and the Hounds

To Sleep, Perchance to Look More Beautiful

What’s Your Plan?

Is an ADU for You? What’s New in Real Estate

Explore Big Sur

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CASA PACIFICA ANGELS HOST FIRST GATHERING SINCE PANDEMIC ____________________________________ ____________________________________

The Casa Pacifica Angels, Casa Pacifica’s volunteer auxiliary group, hosted its May Social and its first gathering since the beginning of the COVID19 pandemic on Wednesday, May 19, at Rancho De Las Palmas in Moorpark. The Social was attended by about 50 members adhering to safety guidelines. Angels President Debbie Simpson gave the Angels annual report, highlighting recent activities sponsored, membership updates, and goals for the year ahead. Each year, the Angels make a year-end donation to support programs at Casa Pacifica. This year’s donation will go towards the upgrade and renovation of the Multisensory De-escalation Room (MSDR) and development of a new recreational therapy space on the Camarillo campus. The new Angels president, Barbara Ito, was introduced and received the Seraphim award, an award given to outstanding Angel members, and the event culminated with a raffle drawing, including a pair of tickets to the Angles Spotlight on Style in November. For more information, visit casapacifica.org.

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AMERICAN FRIENDS OF SHEBA MEDICAL CENTER HELP IDF SOLDIERS BLOOM ____________________________________ ____________________________________ Photography by Melissa Westervelt On Thursday, June 3, the San Fernando Valley Advisory Board of American Friends of Sheba Medical Center Western Region hosted its first in-person event in nearly two years at the Calabasas home of Lisa and Peyman Golshani. The elegant backyard affair, chaired by advisory board members Stephanie Cobos and Yael Rubin, brought together members of the community to support Israel and raise funds and awareness for Sheba Medical Center’s Sadnat-Gal Rehabilitation-Care Center for Israeli soldiers and disabled veterans suffering from PTSD. Over 50 guests were in attendance, including Board President of American Friends of Sheba Medical Center Western Region Helene Boston. In the serene backyard setting, attendees learned how to make their own succulent arrangements, a project IDF soldiers who suffer from PTSD enjoy and benefit from as an integral part of their rehabilitation journey at Sheba Medical Center. To find out more or get involved, contact office@shebamed.org.

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NCL SAN FERNANDO VALLEY HOSTS PROMENADE TEA ____________________________________ ____________________________________ Photography by Curtis Dahl Members of the National Charity League, Inc. (NCL), San Fernando Valley Chapter gathered at the Four Seasons Hotel in Westlake Village on Sunday, May 16, for their annual Mother-Daughter Promenade Tea, honoring the 7th through 12th-grade Ticktockers and their mothers who have embraced the Chapter’s theme, Let Passion Lead, by going beyond the minimum philanthropic requirements. Both earning the highest amount of service hours this year at 536.25 hours each, sisters Jordan and Brooke Norris were presented the Merci Award. Skylar Takac received the coveted Nancy Prusas Senior Service Award for her extraordinary service to the community, volunteering 2,067 hours over the last six years. In all, over 19,435 service hours were contributed to making a difference in the community. NCL, Inc., San Fernando Valley Chapter currently has over 300 members who provide hands-on volunteer service for philanthropic organizations in the community. For more information, visit sanfernandovalley.nationalcharityleague.org.

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Enjoying

Summer

By Kaylie Carafelli

We’ve been looking forward to this summer for over a year, so it’s hard to believe that it’s finally here! With indoor activities open and dinner parties and family vacations safe options once again, we’re ready to make this summer our best yet.

1. Rouz Yazdanyar 2. Dr. Hal and Amanda Wietzbuch and family 3. Logan and Kylie Franklin 4. Dr. Danny Rosen and family 5. Gary and Mara Abrams 6. Ian and Debra Klein O'Neill 7. Nolan Waraftig, Haven Nelson, and Ava Kasdorf 8. Evan Cowitt, Susan CasselHolland, Madison Holland-McDonald, and Austin McDonald

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OAKS CHRISTIAN HOSTS VIRTUAL GALA ____________________________________ ____________________________________ By any standard of measure, the Oaks Christian Virtual Gala, "Together, A Day to Give," was a rousing success, netting over

$740,000

through

sponsorships,

silent and live auction items, and Moment to Give contributions. Like many other nonprofits in the pandemic, Oaks Christian hosted its gala virtually, and the total raised was the second highest in school history. The highest-netting gala was the last in-person with former President George Bush and First Lady Laura Bush at the Reagan Presidential Library in 2019. The online event saw lively bidding on items such as a European river cruise, a week-long African safari, an exclusive Dodger packet with Orel Hershiser, a Napa Valley wine tour, villa resorts, and more. Despite being online, registered guests got into the spirit of the event, hosting watch parties at their homes with guests, some complete with catered meals, elegant full sit-down dinners, and outdoor cocktail hours.

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NCL CONEJO VALLEY CELEBRATES ITS SENIORS ____________________________________ ____________________________________ National Charity League, Inc. (NCL), Conejo Valley Chapter proudly hosted a special Senior Celebration Luncheon on Sunday, May 2, at Sherwood Country Club. Due to COVID restrictions, the chapter was unable to host its traditional all-chapter Announcement Tea, usually held each spring. This more- intimate gathering celebrated the 22 graduating seniors and their mothers for six years of service to the community. Attendees took special mother-daughter photos, enjoyed a beautiful al fresco lunch, received awards for philanthropic service commitments, and read mother-daughter letters to each other. NCL is a nonprofit national organization of mother and daughter members with over 275 chapters across the United States. By fostering

mother-daughter

relationships

in a philanthropic organization, it is their vision to develop strong women leaders serving and impacting communities today and for generations to come. To learn more about the Conejo Valley Chapter, visit conejovalley.nationalcharityleague.org.

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WOODLAND HILLS WOMAN’S CLUB HOSTS SPRING FLING ____________________________________ ____________________________________ The

Woodland

(WHWC)

held

Hills a

Woman’s

successful

Club

outdoor

shopping boutique on Saturday, April 24,

Woodland

Hills

Presbyterian

Church, offering the community an opportunity to safely enjoy the sunny day while perusing booths for the perfect Mother’s Day gifts. The Spring Fling Boutique featured 13 vendors offering everything from fresh flowers to handbags and carefully curated Mother’s Day baskets. Club members baked homemade treats, created

handmade

chocolates,

and

designed custom succulent pots for purchase. Vendors donated gifts to the door prize raffle with all proceeds benefitting local charities chosen by WHWC. Each year, the WHWC supports local charities in the community such as Optimist Youth Homes & Family Services, West Valley Food Pantry, Operation Blankets of Love, domestic violence centers, and more. Scholarships are awarded annually to Pierce College, West Valley Occupational Center, and several high schools. For more information, visit woodlandhillswomansclub.org.

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OAKS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL STUDENT FILM PREMIERE

____________________________________ ____________________________________ Photography by Blanca Schnobrich Oaks Christian School continues to set the bar and innovate in the arts as one of the few schools nationwide to produce a full-length feature film completely directed, produced, and filmed by

high

school

students.

Originally

scheduled to screen at Regal Theatres last spring but delayed due to COVID, Missperception had its long-awaited debut in front of a live audience at Calvary Community Church in Westlake Village on May 18. Missperception takes place at the elite Ocean Crest High School, where top students vie for selection to the Next Level Academy where they will become academic superstars. Or will they? The film has garnered 10 awards and accolades, including Los Angeles Film Award Winner, Seattle Film Festival Winner, and San Diego International Kids Film Festival Winner. For more information, visit oakschristian.org.

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COURTYARD PHARMACY OFFERS COMMUNITY VACCINES

____________________________________ ____________________________________ Greta Goldshtein, PharmD, APh, and owner of Courtyard Pharmacy, teamed up with the doctors and medical staff at

Calabasas

Pediatrics

Wellness

Center to conduct a community COVID vaccine drive during the month of April. People were able to schedule appointments for themselves and family members 16+ Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at the Courtyard Pharmacy in Calabasas. They chose these hours to minimize any disruption to their existing pharmacy patients and to allow the staff to service their patients safely and efficiently. After residents received their first Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, they were automatically scheduled for their second dose 21 days after. The vaccines were free of charge through the federal government’s CARES program. Both Greta and Dr. Tanya Altmann, MD, FAAP, and owner of Calabasas Pediatrics Wellness Center, were thrilled to form this partnership to offer free vaccines to the Calabasas community. When Pfizer's approval expanded in May,

the

vaccination

program

was

able to once again offer free vaccines to those 12+ with the help of medical practitioners from the Calabasas area. For more photos of our events, please visit calabasasstyle.com.

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At Home With the

Rylands

By Lori Berezin Photography and cover by Marvin Steindler

Morgan and Amber Ryland somehow manage to make it

we get out of our pajamas. But the joys far outweigh the

all look easy. Morgan grew up in Orange County. She lived

challenges, and I love this stage of our lives.”

in West Hollywood and Sherman Oaks with her wife, Amber, who was raised in London, Ontario, a small town two

Amber also lives out her dreams as both a mom and full-

hours southwest of Toronto, Canada. After their first baby

time realtor serving the San Fernando Valley and Great-

was born five years ago, the couple purchased a home

er Los Angeles areas. During the past year, Amber had

in the Valley Circle West area of Woodland Hills nestled

to creatively adapt to communicating with clients virtu-

beside Hidden Hills. They fell in love with this delightful

suburban

ally via Zoom and FaceTime rather than in per-

neighborhood,

son. Amber explains, “It’s clearly a hot real

which offered good schools, plenty of parks, and a safe environment to raise their kids, which now includes two wonderful sons, Hudson, 5, and Asher, soon to be turning 4, with a third due in the fall. The two ladies met at a 4th of July party Amber hosted. One of her friends invited Mor-

The

estate market right now, like nothing we've ever seen before. Although it’s a sellers’ market, it’s also a

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gan, who was an old high school friend. Morgan and Amber clicked

great time to buy because rates are historically low. If priced and marketed properly, homes don’t sit on the market locally for more than a week or two and almost always go for over the asking price. Our area is highly desirable, especially now that more people work remotely. Plus, we have such great school districts.”

instantly. They went out the following week and have been together ever since.

Quarantining wasn’t much of a stretch for the Rylands, who were used to spending plenty of time to-

“We had a really nice engagement party with most of

gether. Morgan already stayed home with the kids and

our friends and family who live locally,” explains Morgan.

Amber worked from home. The fact that their two boys

“While we would have loved to celebrate our wedding

weren't in school yet also helped. They did, however,

with loved ones, we decided to elope!” Amber adds, “We

miss socializing with friends and family but remain grate-

were married on the beach at sunset in the Virgin Islands

ful for the quality time and memories created.

and spent an incredible two weeks together.” “We adore being moms and feel like we make a great

Since then, Morgan, who left a career as a hair stylist and

team,” says Amber. “We love watching our kids grow

color educator, adores being a full-time mom. “For me,

and seeing each of their personalities emerge.” Morgan

the transition to motherhood was honestly pretty seam-

adds, “We enjoy teaching our boys things and seeing

less,” she says. “Becoming a mom was the thing I wanted

the world through their eyes. The cuddles and quali-

most in life, and being able to stay home with our kids has

ty time we get are everything.” They both agree that

been a dream come true. Of course, some days are hard

what they love most is “raising kind, compassionate

and full of meltdowns. Some days, we consider it a win if

boys to send out into the world to do great things.”

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Rylands

The family continues to explore nearby beaches and hik-

Closer to home, they’ve also enjoyed the Calabasas Pump-

ing trails. They enjoyed concerts pre-pandemic and can’t

kin Festival, concerts in the park, outdoor summer movies,

wait to hear live music again. Family movie nights are also

and the variety of cultural pursuits available in the area.

a weekly tradition. They look forward to hosting friends for backyard BBQs and cocktails soon and have planned a family trip this summer to go white-water rafting in Idaho before their new baby boy arrives in the fall. Meanwhile, they enjoy family dinners at Sol y Luna and Blu Jam Café and sushi date nights at Shibuya. Hudson begins Lockhurst Elementary this autumn. He also belongs to a Taekwondo studio, for the traditional Korean martial art, and will take surfing lessons in the summer. Both boys also recently joined a parkour gym together and hope to be American Ninja Warriors one day. Asher’s not in school yet but loves swimming and riding his bike. “He knows all the planets and loves anything to do space and the solar system,” notes proud mama Amber, adding, “We hope to be very involved with the kids’ school and sports once they start back up. We would also like to volunteer in the community when it’s safe again.” They also look forward to future vacations in the Virgin Islands, where they were married, and Maui, where Amber once lived. 52

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Amber spent nearly 15 years in the entertainment industry as both a journalist and producer. She experienced everything from the red carpet at the Oscars to one-onone interviews with A-list celebrities. However, real estate was always her passion. Running her own real estate business affords flexibility and work-life balance, which is important to the family. Morgan continues to raise the boys. She also loves to read, cook, and practice yoga and Pilates. “I even took up crochet this year as a quarantine hobby. So far, all I can make are baby blankets, but I hope to graduate to ugly Christmas sweaters soon.” The Rylands can’t wait for their newest arrival. “We are due this fall,” notes Amber, “and it’s another boy, so these mamas will officially be outnumbered! We’ve always wanted a large family, so we’re very happy and excited.” They also share their nest with a spirited 2-year-old golden retriever named Ocean and a color ful betta fish called SpongeBob.

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The McLaren Elva

By Dustin Troyan Photography by McLaren A car with no roof, windscreen, and windows and a price tag of over $1.7 million dollars--it just makes sense, right? The McLaren Elva is one of the latest and rarest offerings from McLaren. With only 249 global examples to be produced and what will be a multi-million-dollar price tag all in, one has to understand that you can so you do and that if you have to ask... well, one may ask what the Elva is about... “The McLaren Elva is a true Ultimate roadster; it exists purely for the pleasure of driving, to deliver an enthralling and immersive experience born from the ultimate connection between the car, the driver, and the elements. The lightest road car we’ve ever built at McLaren Automotive, the Elva is incredibly agile and ferociously fast, its 804bhp twin-turbocharged V8 engine providing breathtaking performance that heightens every sense.” — Andy Palmer, Vehicle Line Director Ultimate Series, McLaren Automotive It is safe to say that McLaren built this car simply because they could. Does it make sense? Sure, it does. If you are one of the lucky 249 owners of this ultra-hypercar, you have a true masterpiece that will appreciate faster than most other investments. If you own one, you are truly in a rarefied category. The Elva is a study of form and function, technology and art. The elements and emotions wrapped up into a McLaren are a vision that only a few will ever appreciate. Some people hang their art on the wall, others drive theirs. Most of us will never see this car in person. On the road, it is already a legend. If you happen to pick one up, give me a call. I would love to see it in person. Well done, McLaren. For more information, visit mclaren.com. n 54

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What if you could solve one of life’s biggest problems— and not buy a thing?

What's Your

Plan? By Martin Levy, CLU/RHU In 2020, more than 34% of total deaths in the pandemic

top scientists, healthcare professionals and politicians to-

came from patients at nursing homes. More than 100,000

day. The question I ask clients is: “How are you going to pay

people in a long-term care facility have died in the U.S.

for that? What’s YOUR plan?” Sadly, most Americans don’t

alone during the pandemic. All the data points to the fact

have any plan for long-term care, nor do they even want

that up to 60% of Americans will need some form of long-

to talk about it.

term care—like help with their activities of daily living—during their lifetimes. For a married couple at age 62, the odds

But what if there was a way you could leverage existing

of one spouse living to age 92 is nearly 50%.

assets to create a plan? A perfect plan? A way for you to take some safe money, extra cash you have in your existing

This pandemic has shown us that given the choice, you will

accounts, and put it into a risk-free contract…one that im-

probably never willingly elect to go to a long-term care fa-

mediately multiplies and leverages your cash three to five

cility. Technology and pharmaceuticals will most assuredly

times towards healthcare costs?

extend our lifetimes. Having a plan for healthcare for later is critical for everyone.

There is such a plan and it grows at 5% annually to pace inflation. Best of all, if you ever need to get your money back,

In 2021, the cost for long term care can be anywhere from

for any reason, any time, you can take it back. No strings

$10,000 to $15,000 per month. Said another way, that's

attached. Walk away. If you die and never need care, we’ll

$120,000 to $180,000 per year! That can easily add up to

pay the money back to your heirs, tax free. And everything

$1 million spent for care. And that's in addition to living ex-

about this strategy is GUARANTEED.

penses. Estimate a 5% increase in healthcare costs, and we’re talking bankruptcy for many Americans.

Sounds ideal, right? But what’s the catch? How does it work? Are you a candidate? Do you have to qualify? Who

Will monies come out of your retirement fund? Legacy? Will

guarantees this? Let’s have a conversation and create a

the burden be passed onto your children? Are you simply

plan for longevity and protecting your assets. n

expecting your existing assets to be available and liquidated when needed, regardless of the state of the markets or

Martin Levy, CLU/RHU, is the founder of Corporate Strategies,

the taxation at that time?

Inc./CorpStrat located in Woodland Hills. A 30-year insurance industry veteran and Lifetime Member of the Million Dollar Round

Healthcare is getting better. Technology is being enhanced

Table, Marty is an expert in long-term care planning strategies.

at an exponential rate and longevity is on the minds of the

Contact him at 818.468.0862 or Marty@CorpStrat.com.

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Dreams Do Come True By Kaylie Carafelli Granger Korff had no expectations one fateful evening cir-

different countries, including South Africa’s legendary Life-

ca 2019 when he decided to play an open mic night at

time Music (LM) Radio, internet station Rockingcrew.com,

The Guitar Merchant—a staple hangout for local musicians

and Radio VCA in Perth, Australia. In May 2021, the band

in the West Valley. Impressed by his performance, vocal-

was selected to guest star on The Heidi and Frank Show, a

ist Dominque Boutet approached Granger with the idea to

popular live morning show on Los Angeles rock station 95.5

start a band—something he had dreamed of as a youngster

KLOS, to share their latest single, “Ready for You.”

but never pursued after establishing a successful plumbing business and authoring two books. Both enthusiastic about

Even though Dominique, a busy mother, had to leave the

the opportunity, they agreed to meet just a few days later

band prematurely, her duo with Granger, “Second Time

to start band practice. Dominique pulled in guitarist Andy

Around,” remains both a band and fan favorite, proven by

Ritter soon after, and Granger discovered drummer Robert

the #1 spot it held on the music platform ReverbNation for

Lerner after searching far and wide for a perfect fit. Paying

two consecutive weeks.

homage to their practice location near the well-known Topanga Canyon Boulevard, the band unanimously decided

Granger, Andy, and Robert are grateful to continue their

to call themselves Topanga Rush.

hot recording streak, building their discography of nostalgic, classic rock originals, and proving you’re never too old to

Over the past two years, what began as a simple, fun ga-

make a dream come true. Their songs are available on Spoti-

rage cover band has grown into a larger success than any

fy, Apple Music, Pandora, YouTube, and most music platforms.

of the members could have ever imagined. Within a week

You can also follow them on Instagram @topangarush to learn

of posting the first two original tracks on Facebook, Topan-

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ga Rush earned regular airplay on radio stations in a few

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WEST HILLS HOSPITAL HONORS NURSE WITH DAISY AWARD West Hills Hospital & Medical Center honored registered nurse Vicki Batt with the prestigious DAISY Award, recognizing extraordinary nurses who make a meaningful difference in the lives of patients and their families. Vicki was nominated by the daughter of a patient whose mother suffered a heart attack and had two stents and an ablation over her seven-day stay at West Hills Hospital. “This woman was so amazing to our family,” the daughter recalls. “She explained everything my mom went through in such detail so that we could understand exactly what was going on.” The patient herself participated in the touching award presentation via FaceT ime, personally thanking Vicki for the great care she provided. “Vicki is an incredible nurse, and we feel fortunate to have her on our team,” said Kelli Wray, CNO of West Hills Hospital. For more infor mation about the hospital and its team, visit westhillshospital.com.

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20TH ANNUAL MONSIGNOR MURRAY GOLF TOURNAMENT

____________________________________ ____________________________________ Photography by Debbie Vaccarello

On Monday, May 24, members and friends of the St. Bernardine of Siena Parish and School community attended the Monsignor Murray Golf Tournament at Braemar Country Club. In its 20th year, the annual tournament treated attendees to a day of golfing, raffles, fun, and exciting contests and concluded with an award ceremony and dinner. Major sponsors this year were JRL Electric Supply, Inc.; Jeff Towney, Esq.; and PRP Wine International. All proceeds from the successful event benefitted St. Bernardine School in Woodland Hills. The annual tournament is named after Monsignor Richard Murray who founded St. Bernardine of Siena Parish and School in 1964. St. Bernardine of Siena School is a K–8 Catholic elementary school that provides a rigorous and

faith-filled

education,

prepares

students for college preparatory high schools, and beyond. For more information, visit stbernardineschool.org.

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Staying

Active

By Kaylie Carafelli

Leading an active lifestyle is an important foundation in many families’ daily routines. Enjoying perfect weather paired with proximity to gorgeous beaches, scenic hiking trails, and amazing landscapes makes getting outdoors and prioritizing health a fun, rewarding activity for all. 1. Keri, Scarlett, Henry, and Samuel Ferguson 2. Blake and Monica Merryman 3. Lucas Glazer 4. Roxanne Greene and Debbie Vaccarello 5. Debbie Spellman 6. Gayle and Randy Barnes 7. Dr. Tanya, Avrick, Collen, and Maxton Altmann 8. Auna Simon and Spiritual Fitness with Auna students.

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STYLES OF THE SEASON » Whether you're relaxing on the beach or attending a soirée under the stars

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Summer Finds ACTIVE PEAR ActivePear has you covered with the perfect activewear to keep you cool, stylish, and motivated. Visit ActivePear’s stylish boutique and text PEAR to 888.718.9711 to join the ActivePear loyalty program. You'll receive rewards including 10% off your next purchase. 4774 Park Granada, #8A Calabasas Next to the Calabasas Post Office 818.912.6970 activepear.com 818.912.6970 IG: @active_pear TikTok: @activepear

HEART OF GLASS HANDMADE WEARABLE ART AND GIFTS A refreshing collection of jewelry, gifts, and décor with stained glass. The casual chic style goes perfectly with today's casual world, and adding a pop of color gives a more interesting look to any outfit. Treat yourself to something fun! Available on Etsy. Custom items available by email. 805.280.2353 heartofglasscreations1@gmail.com Etsy: studiobeecreation

EL MIO BOUTIQUE Chic, comfy, and unique clothing made in the U.S.A., France, and Italy. Jewelry, bags, and accessories from all over to match your style. Private shopping available upon request. Friendly little shop in the corner. Gift cards available. Inside Regency Salon Suites 23361 Mulholland Dr., #21 Woodland Hills 818.515.6793 IG: @elmioboutique

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THE KINGDOM The premiere destination for luxury shoes and accessories, carrying new designs straight off the Milan and Paris runways. Whether it’s a beautiful pair of heels, a limited-edition sneaker, or an exclusive handbag, this high-end boutique has something for every fashionista. The Commons at Calabasas 4719 Commons Way, #G Calabasas 818.912.6990 shopthekingdom.com IG: @shopthekingdom

DÉJAUN JEWELERS Combining the audacity of Serpenti and the legend of Spiga, the Serpenti Spiga watch joins modern with ancient. Contemporary in design, purely Roman in its deep symbolism, the coiling timepiece echoes the idea of infinity with its abstract wheat stalk pattern carved into the bracelet itself. The Village at Westfield Topanga 6320 Topanga Cyn. Blvd., #1650 Woodland Hills 818.888.8292 IG: @dejaun.jewelers

SHOP EVER BOUTIQUE Created by a Calabasas native, your new favorite boutique features a collection of laidback, casual, fun pieces synonymous with the California lifestyle. Perfect to live in, love in, and play in! Shop their website and Instagram or visit their new Valley Country Market location. 20929 Ventura Blvd., #9 Woodland Hills shopeverstore.com IG: @shopeverstore

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What is "Calabasas" Style?

By Irene Marshall

Style is a word that can describe a person in the way they carry themselves, their fashion choices, and knowing how to dress for their personal taste. Some people can effortlessly put together a fabulous look, and others seek the expertise of a stylist or stores to help them put it together. Locally, we notice that people look effortlessly chic and put together with hats as a popular summer accessory, and people are simply happy to be out again—showing their fun, casual, and classy vibes.

“Don’t be into trends. Don’t make fashion own you, but you decide what you are, what you want to express by the way you dress and the way to live.” – Gianni Versace

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“What you wear is how you present yourself to the world, especially today, when human contacts are so quick. Fashion is instant language.” – Miuccia Prada

“Style is the only thing you can’t buy. It’s not in a shopping bag,a label, or a price tag. It’s something reflected from our soul to the outside world—an emotion.” – Alber Elbaz

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CITY OF CALABASAS CELEBRATES ARBOR DAY

____________________________________ ____________________________________ Photography by Melissa Westervelt The

City

Calabasas

invited

resi-

dents and their families to celebrate the 25th Annual Arbor Day at the Las Virgenes Creek within the Calabasas Tech Center on Saturday, April 24. The volunteers, including Mayor James Bozajian and members of the Greater Los Angeles Girl Scout Troop 256, spent the morning planting nearly 80 trees to replace those destroyed during the 2018 Woolsey Fire. The event is needed for the city to renew its status as a Tree City USA each year. This was the 22nd year that Calabasas was recognized as a Tree City USA by The Arbor Day Foundation, therefore encouraging residents to partake in the important tradition of Arbor Day. Arbor Day has a rich history dating back to the 19th century when the first official Arbor Day was celebrated on April 10, 1872. It is estimated that over one million trees were planted in Nebraska that day.

For more photos of our events, please visit calabasasstyle.com.

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Is an ADU for you? By Doug Huber man Do you need a place for your par-

will be cured, housing affordability

thorizes homeowners to build both

ents or adult children to live on your

will be restored, and our children

a standard-size ADU (up to 1,200

property? Do you want your home

will not have to leave Califor nia in

square feet) and a “junior ADU” (up

to double as a source of income?

order to be able to buy a house.

to 500 square feet) on their property,

Do you want to add units to an ex-

effectively giving carte blanche to

isting rental property? Do you want

On one side of the argument, As-

every property owner that wants to

a pool house that neither the city

sembly Bill 68 will create housing by

convert their single-family home into a

nor your HOA can say “no” to? Look

making it much, much easier to add

triplex. Prior to the passage of AB68, a

no further than the evening news,

an ADU to your property. Signed at

full two-thirds of California’s residential

where daily we are told that ac-

the end of 2019, AB68 mandates fast-

lots were zoned R-1 and restricted to

cessory dwelling units (ADUs), oth-

er review/approval times, prohib-

single-family housing. Now, that num-

erwise known as guest houses or

its counties and cities from having

ber is effectively zero. Single-family

granny flats, are the key to ending

zoning requirements more restrictive

zoning has been eliminated statewide

Califor nia’s housing shortage. “Pres-

than the state’s, allows the addition

and not even your HOA can inter-

to change-o” we are told. If every

of ADUs to multifamily buildings, lim-

fere. AB68 explicitly states that HOAs

homeowner converts their garage

its impact fees, significantly loosens

may not “prohibit or unreasonably re-

into an apartment and/or builds an

both size and setback restrictions,

strict” the construction of ADUs on sin-

ADU in their backyard, homelessness

and—crazy

gle-family lots. What does this mean?

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may

seem—au-

Whether you live in The Oaks, behind the gates at Lake Sherwood, or in Malibu Colony, effectively no one can prevent you or your neighbors from turning single-family homes into duplexes or triplexes. When I specifically raised the question of gated communities with HOAs, I received the exact same answer from the planning staffs of L.A. County, L.A. City, City of Calabasas, and Ventura County. While they strongly recommend coordination with the governing HOAs, they will issue permits to build ADUs as soon as building-code requirements have been met. HOA approval is NOT a requirement. No matter where you live, if you want a quick primer on ADUs, I strongly recommend visiting LADBS.org/ADU. It provides an informative overview, including “Movable Tiny Houses,” and by clicking on “ADU Approved Standard Plans,” you will be linked to renderings of 31 pre-approved, freestanding ADUs worth taking a peek at. On the other side of the argument, AB68 is bringing the noise, congestion, and parking problems many homeowners in the suburbs fled right back to their doorsteps. Disputes between neighbors increase the closer they live to each other. Neighborhoods like Calabasas Hills do not have the driveway or street parking necessary to accommodate a doubling or tripling of the number of households with cars that ADUs bring with them, and it is becoming increasingly clear that the loss of privacy associated with having rental ADUs can significantly reduce the rental value of the main houses ADUs are added to. Depending on the shape of the lot and where/how the main house is situated, adding an ADU may actually render the main house unrentable and reduce the property’s value. For example, corner lots and

3. When it is a bigger and better pool house built as an ADU for the purpose of reducing lot-line setbacks. Interestingly, in my discussions with planning staffs, a very strong pattern is developing where ADUs for rental purposes are being added to existing rental properties, while ADUs for family and staff are being added to owner-occupied homes. While over 20% of Southern California residential building permits are now being issued for ADUs, the planning staff I talked to at the City of Calabasas is not aware of a single ADU that is being used strictly for rental purposes. Is an ADU for you? While the answer is different for every property and every property owner, the plusses/minuses are straightforward, and with input from experienced professionals, the right answer for you should be easy to find. n

wide, shallow lots are far better suited for ADUs than deep, narrow lots. ADUs are clearly a mixed bag when they are built for the

For questions about ADUs, contact your architect, builder specializing in small structures,

purpose intended by California Legislature—expanding the

and leasing professional. For

stock of rental housing. They can turn a solid rental property

questions about t h i s a r t i c l e ,

into a homerun or they can render it overbuilt and difficult

property

to rent.

fractional

m a n agement, estate

manage-

ment, contact the author at D.Huberman@LexingtonPMC.

So when is an ADU a sure “winner”? The answers more often

com. Doug Huberman is a

than not are:

former professor of economics, Air Force Top Gun, and

1. When only one ADU is added to a property. 2. When the occupants of the ADU are family members or

co-owner of Lexington Property Management.

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Happiness

is the key to...

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Beauty

Inner

By Gayle Barnes

Have you ever admired people and pondered how they achieved such inner beauty? It’s not about outward appearance. It stems from a lifetime of positive habits that make them beautiful souls and genuinely happy. Our world puts a lot of importance on being stereotypically beautiful. There’s nothing wrong with wanting to be attractive, but inner beauty will always be so much more crucial to a happy life. Truly beautiful people are selfless. They are always happy to assist others, even when they receive absolutely nothing in return. For them, joy comes from the joy of others, and it takes a truly special soul to think that way. These people want the best for all others, even those who are different from themselves, and they are not judgmental. Truly beautiful people are humble not proud. They are confident, yes, but never arrogant. They acknowledge that they have much to learn and are happy to hear the thoughts and opinions of others. Internal beauty requires bravery. People must have the courage to truly be themselves, to be away from their comfort zones for the greater good, to try new things, and to overcome personal hurdles. These people use positive thinking and hope for the future in order to fight their way to enlightenment and happiness. Positive affirmations work wonders. They make you happier, healthier, and more open-minded, allowing you to reduce stress, anxiety, and criticism sensitivity significantly. And when you feel good, you look good, too—both inside and out. Though it may be cliché to say, what’s inside is truly what counts. n Source: powerofpositivity.com

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Body Beauty Noninvasive Edition What’s New and What’s Tried and True

By Anna D. Guanche, MD, FAAD Board-Certified Dermatologist Bella Skin Institute, Calabasas

want to look our best. Wearing pajamas and sweatpants all day while hiding

What’s New Qwo™—Finally a long-term solution for

behind a Zoom profile pic is no longer

cellulite! Qwo is the first ever FDA-ap-

feasible. The real world is calling. Luck-

ummer is officially here,

proved injectable for permanent re-

ily, there are many noninvasive ways

and the world is opening

duction of cellulite. It involves a series

to contour the body with little to no

up! It is time to get out in

of treatments that target the tethering

downtime. Of note, there are two new

a real way, spread our

of skin. Cellulite dimples are caused by

injectable treatments, one that reduces

wings, so to speak, and

fibrous cords under the skin that pull

cellulite and another that allows you to

start enjoying life again. Whether this

the skin down, causing indentations at

lay down more of your own fat. It is all

includes travel to a dream destination

rest that look even deeper in seated

a matter of proportions, so volume can

or just getting together with friends by

positions or when contracting the mus-

be added where desired and reduced

the pool, there is no doubt that we all

cles of the buttocks. Qwo gradually

where it is unwanted.

softens these fibrous cords, essentially

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releasing dimples. Expected side ef-

er popular areas are the submental chin

Kybella. This procedure series is quick

fects are bruising and tenderness that

(double-chin), inner and outer thighs,

and effective—with some swelling in

resolve within one to two weeks after

arms, and even knees. The beauty of this

the first seven days followed by results

each treatment. The good news is that

treatment is that there is no downtime.

in four to six weeks.

the results are long-term, even perma-

All activities can resume immediately

nent in many cases.

and results show in four to six weeks.

Renuva™—We have always seen a

Emsculpt—Emsculpt is a way to get

beaches on vacation, it is ideal to

higher demand for fat reduction in the

stronger, leaner abs and arms and

have firmer, smoother-looking thighs

summer months. Now, there is a differ-

lifted, firmer buttocks in a short peri-

and buttocks. Rather than treat spe-

ent trend where fat transfer is the goal,

od of time. The waistline looks smaller,

cific

essentially moving fat from the waistline,

flatter, and firmer, while the arms look

ment targets larger areas of the lower

for example, to the buttocks. Common

more toned. The intensity of this elec-

body and even arms and is perfect in

places that benefit from fat transfer

tromagnetic muscle stimulation is un-

preparation for vacation photos. The

are the face and hands. Now, we can

paralleled. One 30-minute session of

Velashape series firms and smooths

add long-term volume to the face,

Emsculpt on the abs is equivalent to

the skin, using four modalities: infra-

hands, breast, buttocks, or anywhere

doing 20,000 crunches. After a series

red light, radiofrequency, suction, and

that fat normally resides. Renuva is a

of four treatments within four weeks,

massage. This procedure series is relax-

treatment that involves laying down a

the fatty layer overlying the area is

ing and feels like a deep-tissue mas-

honeycomb-like matrix under the skin

reduced by up to 19%! The treated

sage. It has no downtime.

that is replaced by your own body’s fat

areas look leaner and more toned.

cells within three months. Since they are

Workouts are then better because

Summer fun is here! It is time to shed the

yours, these fat cells can last up to ten

muscles are easier to isolate. For peo-

stress and pounds that the pandemic

years! The beauty of it is we can add

ple who have diastasis, or separation

added to our bodies. A balanced diet

volume where desired without a surgical

between the two bellies of the rectus

with lots of fruits and vegetables as

liposuction procedure.

abdominis muscles (this often happens

well as exercise are in order. And a few

Velashape™—We’ve come full circle back to cellulite. As we head to the

individual

dimples,

this

treat-

to people after pregnancy or visceral

things to boost confidence are avail-

Fillers for buttocks and hip dip—Of

weight gain), Emsculpt can narrow the

able, with minimal to no downtime.

course, adding volume to the body in

gap by up to 9 cm, essentially cinch-

Whether you opt for the new or the

areas such as the hands, face, buttocks,

ing the waist by firming, strengthening,

tried and true, it is nice to have a mo-

and hip dip has been done for over 10

and “knitting” the layers of abdominal

rale boost as we head toward our nor-

years. Voluma, Sculptra, Juvederm, and

muscles together. This procedure has

mal life and activities again, this time,

even Radiesse can be used to revolu-

no downtime!

with a new appreciation. Remember

mize and rejuvenate these areas. I use

to look for a qualified, board-certified

a cannula technique with most biostim-

Kybella™—Many

ulatory fillers (the ones that induce your

about bra fat but don’t want to have

own body’s collagen production) and

surgery. Bra fat is the bulge just beside

needle delivery with the hyaluronic acid

the armpit or in the back just above

gels. Voluma and Lyft as well as Juve-

the exercise bra that annoys so many.

derm can provide instant gratification,

Kybella can be used in this area as a

lasting one to two years, while Sculptra,

no-downtime nonsurgical solution. Ky-

when done in series, can last up to three

bella, or deoxycholic acid, is an en-

years, but there is a one-to-three-month

zyme naturally found in the gallblad-

wait for the full effect. There is no down-

der that assists in digesting dietary fat.

time other than mild bruising.

When this enzyme is injected into fatty

patients

complain

physician to direct your care. n

The statements in this article are for general informational purposes only and do not substitute for individual medical advice.

areas, it ruptures fat cells and reducCoolsculpting—We still love Coolsculpt-

es them permanently. The treatment is

ing for noninvasive fat reduction. Freez-

FDA-approved as a series in the sub-

ing areas of unwanted bulges essential-

mental chin (double-chin) area but

ly damages fat without damaging the

can also be used to reduce fat in oth-

overlying skin. This results in a ¼-inch to

er areas of the body. The bra fat area,

1-inch reduction in fat in treated areas.

the two small bulges commonly found in

Many people like to reduce stubborn

the uppermost abdomen, and the fat-

areas such as the lower belly and love

ty bulge above a C-section scar are some

handles or above a C-section scar. Oth-

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Be~You~tiful "BE MESSY, AND COMPLICATED, AND AFRAID, AND SHOW UP ANYWAY.” GLENNON DOYLE MELTON

“I don't think of all the misery, but of the beauty

"Never lose an opportunity

of seeing anything beautiful, for beauty is God's handwriting." Ralph Waldo Emerson

" Dwell on the beauty of life. Watch the stars, and see yourself running with them." Marcus Aurelius “We are learning, love of beauty

is one of Nature's

greatest healers.” Ellsworth Huntington

over beautiful things? Why not linger and enjoy them? ”

Clara Schumann

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“There is no

definition of beauty,

but when you can see

someone's spirit coming unexplainable,

too, that the

" Why hurry

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through, something

that still remains.” Anne Frank

“Sometimes people are beautiful. Not in looks. Not in what they say. Just in what they are.”

“Let us live for the beauty of our own reality.” Charles Lamb

that's beautiful to me.” Liv Tyler

“Life is full of beauty. Notice it. Notice the bumble bee, the small child, and the smiling faces. Smell the rain, and feel the wind. Live your life to the fullest potential, and fight for your dreams." Ashley Smith

Neuromodulators

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IV Drips

Microneedling

Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)

Intense Pulsed Light (IPL)

PRP Joint Injections

Lasers

PRP Hair Restoration

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WHAT IS COOLSCULPTING? The

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10 Ways to Help Your Kid’s Beauty Shine

By Lori Berezin

• Practice good grooming for healthier

• Try to eat healthy and watch what you

hair, nails, and teeth.

put in your body.

within. When we treat each other with

• Stay away from stick and poke tattoos.

• Avoid toxic things, including bullies and

kindness, we look and feel more attrac-

Someday, you may not want these, and

energy-draining people.

tive. Teach your kids to focus first on inner

the only way to get rid of them is through

beauty and then the rest will follow. From

laser tattoo removal.

the daily pressures of social media to the

• If you want to shave to your legs and

isolation of homeschooling and the pan-

under arms, run it by your mom first. She

demic, kids today face far different pres-

can probably share useful hints.

Our parents were right…beauty begins

sures than we did.

• You don’t need to wear a lot of make-

Here are a few tips for kids to help their

up. The photos of models and celebrities

beauty shine from the inside out:

on Instagram have been manipulated to

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look much more appealing. • Trim off your split ends for a lovelier mane.

• Know that your mother is usually right; and when she’s not, she’s often open to respectful discussion. • Pay it forward with random acts of kindness. • Remember, beauty is truly in the eyes of the beholder. Simply be the best version of yourself, inside and out, and your beauty will clearly shine through. n

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BEING FIT IS

Beautiful By Lori Berezin

Do you know what’s most essential for beauty? Feeling fit. When

you’re fit, you feel good about yourself. You feel beautiful. Health problems can wreak havoc on your looks. That’s why staying fit and active is important for maintaining your beauty and youthful looks. Here are some tips that can help you feel fit and beautiful: Eat well: Eating well doesn’t mean eating a lot. It means eating a healthy diet full of nutrition. Avoid processed food and saturated and trans fats. They can cause many health problems, such as obesity, heart disease, and hypertension, and they may also rob your skin and hair of their luster. Replace bad fats with good fats. Include more veggies, fruits, and whole grains in your diet. Exercise: If you don’t stay active, eventually it will have negative effects on your body. A sedentary lifestyle is linked to hypertension, diabetes, heart disease, and obesity. Instead, include a regular dose of exercise in your daily life. Choose exercise that you enjoy doing and include cardiovascular and weight training in your routine. Regular exercise doesn’t just improve your health and looks, it also improves your mood. Give up bad habits: Smoking and excessive drinking spoil your health and looks. If you want to stay fit and beautiful, give up these vices. Get that beauty sleep: Sufficient sleep is essential for maintaining a healthy body. Sleep promotes the production of proteins called cytokines which help fight infections, inflammation, and stress. Lack of sleep makes you vulnerable to several health problems, irritates your mood, and may also give you dark circles under your eyes. Too little sleep harms hormonal balance and increases the risk of obesity. n Source: healthmedguru.com

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Beauty’s Best Kept Secret is

Water

By Gayle Barnes Need a beauty boost? Start drinking more water. Most of us don’t drink enough. We all know that water is important for our health—but did you know all of the amazing things it could do for your appearance? Drinking 64 ounces of water daily can be the answer to beauty problems such as thinning hair, dull skin, and brittle nails. It Makes Skin Glow: Adequate H20 doesn’t just quench your thirst and keep you hydrated. It also helps your body flush out toxins more efficiently, leaving your skin looking fresh and more radiant as a result. It Makes Nails Stronger: Brittle nails that constantly break and peel can be a sign of dehydration. By sipping on more water on a daily basis, you will promote nail growth and prevent dry, flaky cuticles. It Fights Aging: A gallon a day won’t magically erase fine lines and wrinkles, but by staying hydrated, you can maintain your skin’s natural elasticity and suppleness. It Cures Sunburn: Even those who practice sun safety can fall victim to a nasty sunburn in the scorching summer months. Drinking plenty of water can speed up the healing process. It Clears Acne: Another beautiful part about washing away toxins is that it can prevent acne flare ups and other common skin issues. It Reduces Hair Loss: Your hair is one-quarter water, so when you do not drink adequate fluids, your body conserves water for other vital organs. This can lead to hair loss, thinning, and breakage. n

Source: instyle.com

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Home

Face MASKS AT

By Gayle Barnes

Now is the perfect opportunity to work more self-care into your schedule. The stress and anxiety of the past year can affect your

hair and skin, and they could use a little TLC. If you can’t get into your favorite med spa or dermatologist for the royal treatment soon enough, here are a few home remedies that can get you by for a while.

Turmeric Face Mask There are many healing benefits of turmeric—including for your skin if you battle acne, dark circles, eczema, or dry skin—making this the perfect go-to face mask recipe. • ½ teaspoon turmeric powder • ½ teaspoon organic apple cider vinegar • 1 tablespoon of organic, raw, local honey • ½ teaspoon milk or yogurt Mix all ingredients together in a bowl and apply for 20 minutes; wash off with warm water.

Yogurt and Honey Face Mask In recent years, yogurt has become a popular face mask ingredient as it has moisturizing effects on the skin. Additionally, honey is also a skincare secret as it contains many crucial nutrients. • 2 tablespoons plain Greek yogurt • 1 teaspoon honey Combine all ingredients and mix till blended. Apply for 20 minutes then wash off.

Avocado and Yogurt Face Mask Avocado has beneficial amounts of beta carotene, protein, lecithin, fatty acids, and vitamins A, D, and E. Combining it with a few other simple ingredients—including yogurt—makes for a go-to mask—and one that will leave your skin refreshed, soft to the touch, and hydrated. • 1 avocado • 2 tablespoons plain yogurt • 1 tablespoon olive oil • 1 tablespoon honey Combine all ingredients and mix till blended. Apply for 20 minutes then wash off. n Source: realsimple.com

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To Sleep, Perchance to…

By Lori Berezin

Look More Beautiful !

While Shakespeare’s Hamlet was concerned with far weightier matters than simply getting his beauty rest, the intrinsic value of a

Sleep longer for lusher locks The hormone cortisol increases when we’re under stress, which

good night’s sleep should never be underestimated.

can lead to hair loss. Without the proper amount of rest each

Sleep repairs both body and mind, allowing the soul to roam free

night, our bodies produce more cortisol and we feel less able

in dreamland. According to the medical community, if you get less than six hours of sleep per night, you’re denying your body one its most beneficial balms. When you enjoy a lovely seven to nine hours of rest, you begin to heal from within.

to cope with life’s daily dilemmas. Blood flow also lessens without proper sleep, which leads to fewer nutrients feeding our hair follicles, causing dullness and breakage. As we age, our own ability to produce growth hormone,

A wrinkle in time

which helps maintain tissues and vital organs, diminishes.

Our skin creates collagen, which counteracts sagging as we

Adequate sleep helps preserve this important anti-aging

sleep. With less shut-eye, we tend to wrinkle twice as much. Puffy

ingredient. All the lotions, masks, and cooling cucumbers

eyes and dark circles also begin to appear beneath our peepers.

in the world simply cannot replace eight hours of beautiful

Without sufficient sleep, blood pools in the area, revealing darker

sleep. Sweet dreams! n

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Anti-Aging BEAUTY SECRETS

By Irene Marshall

1 Sun Block on your hands

Hands are almost always exposed to harmful UV rays that can lead to wrinkles, sun spots, and even skin cancer. In addition, hands give away your age when they are not protected from the sun. Whatever you put on your face also rub on the backs of your hands.

5 Ginger for your hair

Ginger boosts natural beauty with its anti-fungal, antiseptic, antibacterial, antioxidant, and anti-inflammatory properties. For over 5,000 years, ginger root has been used in ancient Chinese and ayurvedic folk medicine to heal all kinds of sicknesses, including skin and hair ailments.

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Honeycomb Exfoliator Mitt

A major part of skincare routines should be some type of body exfoliation, especially if your skin isn't looking as radiant as you would like it to. Used a few times a week, it can get rid of dead skin and make way for healthy skin.

Bee Venom for collagen

Bee venom found in masks and serums can stimulate collagen production. Clinical trials have found that it increases collagen protein synthesis and promotes the growth of new skin cells. It also speeds up the recovery of damaged skin cells, generating even more skin cells.

Vitamin A, the youth enzyme

Applying vitamin A to the skin appears to reduce the wrinkles associated with natural aging and may help to promote the production of skin-building compounds. Vitamin A helps to speed up healing, prevent breakouts, and support the skin's immune system and it promotes natural moisturizing.

Peptides for fewer breakouts

Peptides are amino acids that are the building blocks of certain proteins needed by the skin, like collagen and elastin. Using a serum or moisturizer that contains peptides can lead to firmer, younger-looking skin and maybe even fewer breakouts.

4 Ice Roll your face

The application of a freezing roller boosts circulation, bringing blood to the skin surface and helping to restore radiance and encourage optimum cell function. Plus, ice-rolling can instantly reduce puffiness and redness, much like an ice pack can reduce swelling and bruising.

8 Less is More with makeup

A lot of people think they need makeup to look younger, but you might actually be prematurely aging your skin by trying to cover up those wrinkles. In addition, caked makeup in fine lines and wrinkles makes them more pronounced.

Before starting any new health related treatment or supplement, please consult your doctor.

Beauty

Essentials

on the go 4 Water 4 Healthy snacks 4 Sunscreen 4 Sunglasses 4 Hat 4 Brush or comb 4 Hair ties and bobby pins 4 Dry shampoo 4 Face wipes 4 Concealer, blush, and mascara 4 ChapStick or lip moisturizer 4 Deodorant 4 Perfume or body mist 4 Hand sanitizer 4 Feminine products 4 Mints or gum 4 Toothbrush/paste or mouthwash

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By Kaylie Carafelli

ast year will forever be remembered

your look. Long-wear matte or very high-pig-

as the one that changed everything—

mented formulas add incredible texture to

especially our beauty habits. Gone

next-level color. Try Charlotte Tilbury Matte Rev-

were the days of lash extensions and

olution Lipstick for a long-lasting, buildable, and

eyebrow microblading as we found

hydrating formula.

ourselves learning to do our own manicures, wearing little to no makeup, and swapping lux-

Fluffy Brows

urious spa facials for at-home face masks and

Say goodbye to perfectly defined, penciled-in eye-

more intricate skincare routines. We embraced

brows and welcome your unruly, grown-out

our natural beauty more than ever. Now that we

quarantine brows. The most important,

can safely reemerge back into the world, we

underestimated feature on your

can elevate our looks with these tips to achieve

face follows our favorite less-

the fresh summer glow up we’ve been dream-

is-more summer trend that’s

ing about all COVID long.

easy to achieve at home. For

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brushed-up, fluffy brow look—

Great news for those who mastered a skincare

dampen a spoolie brush with

routine that left your post-quarantine skin smooth,

water or setting spray, run it

blemish-free, and more glowy than ever: natural

over a bar of soap (that has glyc-

skin is in. It’s time to ditch the heavy foundation,

erin) until coated, and brush your

bronzer, and contoured cheek bones and opt for

eyebrows in an upward direction.

lighter coverage. Create a natural, no-makeup

the coveted soap brows—a

look using tinted moisturizer, light concealer, and

Natural Lashes

cream blush. We love Smashbox Halo Healthy

On trend with the barely noticeable makeup

Glow Tinted Moisturizer (with SPF 25), Laura Merci-

look, replace dark, clumpy mascara with Dr.

er Flawless Fusion Ultra Longwear Concealer, and

Hauschka Brow and Lash Gel in Translucent. It

Saie Dew Blush to accomplish an effortless look.

moisturizes lashes while removing excess makeup

Even though it may feel weightless, don’t forget

and darkening the lashes. It can also be used to

to remove makeup and maintain your skincare

accomplish fluffy soap brows. If you prefer false

routine. The Be FAB Kit by First Aid Beauty is a com-

lashes—instead of heavy lash extensions, lash lifts

plete set of cult favorites ideal for all skin types.

and/or tints are a more subtle enhancement.

Bold Lips

Geometric Liner

Celebrate being mask-free with a colorful state-

Color outside the lines, adding pizzaz with

ment lip. Choose on-trend shades for summer—

bright liquid eyeliners in unique and unexpect-

like vibrant coral, crimson red, rich berry, and

ed designs. Draw lines in the creases of your

edgy burgundy—based on what suits your skin

lids or any abstract shapes you can imagine.

tone…and your mood. Just a quick swipe of lip-

Give it a try with NYX Cosmetics Epic Wear Liq-

stick transforms your perfect pout and polishes

uid Liner in Sapphire. n

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skin bio

By Lori Berezin

Photography by Marvin Steindler usband and wife team Dr. Korosh Borhani, D.O., and Cristina Borhani, MSN, NP, dreamed of giving back to their community by providing top-quality aesthetic services. These dynamic Calabasas natives realized that dream in 2018 when they opened Skin Bio in their hometown.

“We combine cosmetic dermatology and functional medicine because we believe attaining good skin and wellness is integral to everyone’s overall health,” says Cristina. “Our philosophy entails using natural-looking facial injections and preventative cosmetic treatments.” Skin Bio offers a range of treatments from Botox ®, fillers, lasers, and CoolSculpting ®

to ultherapy, platelet rich plasma (PRP), microneedling, intense pulsed light

Treating Your Body From the Inside Out

(IPL) therapy, and more. They also provide therapeutic IV drips to deliver vitamins, medications, and nutrients, plus enhancing facials and peels and medical-grade skincare products specially curated for every skin type. With such an intriguing array of options, it may seem daunting to choose the best treatments for you. Consider the following: Ultherapy, the first FDA-approved device to use sound waves, employs high-intensity ultrasound to lift and tighten loose or sagging skin.

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Platelet rich plasma (PRP) can be used topically and/or injected during microneedling treatments to soften wrinkles and brighten skin. It can also be injected into the scalp to stimulate hair growth or into joints to naturally stimulate the healing process. CoolSculpting fat-freezing technology offers a nonsurgical way to reduce pockets of fat in trouble spots such as the abdomen, flanks, or beneath the chin. Intense pulsed light (IPL) photo facials treat a broad spectrum of conditions—from brown spots, redness, and broken capillaries to acne and excessive hair—via intense light pulses. These are just a few of the noninvasive treatments available. Skin Bio Founder Cristina Borhani, who’s also a nurse practitioner, employs more than a decade of experience in medical and cosmetic dermatology to help clients gain a natural, youthful appearance using injectable fillers, neuromodulators, anti-aging lasers, plus a healthy skincare regimen. Skin-enhancing products are also available for purchase from their online store at skinbio.co/shop. Skin

Bio’s

Medical

Director

Dr.

Korosh

Borhani, a double board-certified physician in anti-aging, regenerative, and emergency medicine, offers innovative solutions to a myriad of healthcare issues. To help patients decide on their best course of action, the doctor reviews their medical history and performs a physical exam. He can also order a customized blood panel to reveal biomarkers, measurable indicators of the body’s physiological state. Tests measure food

sensitivity

and

allergies,

hormones,

inflammation,

heavy metals, vitamin D levels, gut health, and micronutrient deficiency, which can cause anxiety, depression, poor sleep, headaches, and fatigue. The results provide a comprehensive picture of a patient’s current health, which Dr. Borhani uses to create a customized health plan. “Bio functional medicine enables me to offer solutions to various healthcare problems where Western medicine sometimes falls short,” notes Dr. Borhani, who treats patients for such conditions as

autoimmune

disease,

digestive

disturbances,

fatigue,

hormonal imbalances, and weight-loss resistance. When not attending to their patients’ wellbeing, Cristina and Korosh enjoy yoga and jiu-jitsu, spending time with family and friends, plus being active in the community. Besides parenting two adorable Yorkies, Korosh and Cristina are expecting their first baby this summer, a baby boy due in July. n

Our philosophy entails using natural-looking facial injections and preventative cosmetic treatments.

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GROOMING TIPS FOR By Gayle Barnes

Men

Men also care about the health of their skin and

hair, which is why they need a grooming routine.

It’s good to keep it simple so it’s easy to keep up. MOISTURIZE YOUR SKIN: Drink plenty of water. Use a face moisturizer and body lotion. PROTECT YOUR FACE WHEN YOU SHAVE: Shaving can cause irritation and in-grown hairs. Use a shav-

ing cream with soothing, anti-oxidant ingredients when you groom your face. If you struggle with redness when you shave, a soothing shave cream will save your skin. Do not use a gel with alcohol. CLEANSE YOUR FACE: Women aren’t the only ones who need to wash and cleanse their faces. Pollution, dust, sweat, and dirt from simple daily activities can clog your pores. At the end of the day, wash your face to clean all that gunk from your skin. Otherwise, it can make you look older than you are. EMBRACE YOUR BROW: Ladies shouldn’t be the only ones grooming their brows. To really enhance facial features, guys should pluck and groom their brows. Keep the unibrows at bay by plucking on your own. To really get a handsome shape, visit a professional for a waxing. KEEP YOUR LIPS SOFT: Here’s a simple one—use lip balm! Lips age drastically and can dry out fast. WHITEN YOUR SMILE: Your smile is one of the first things people notice about you. If you smoke or drink a lot of coffee, talk to your dentist about whitening options. GET PLENTY OF SLEEP: If you’re still seeing bags under your eyes or dark circles from lack of sleep, you can reduce the puffiness by placing cold spoons or chilled raw potato slices under your eyes for around 20 minutes. n Source: vicibeautyschool.com

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By Lori Berezin Cofounders Kari and Warren Shulman

“All you need to do is just breathe,” ex-

Experience the cave on your own or

fell in love near Table Mountain in Cape

plains Kari. “You simply sit in a zero-gravity

create a wellness retreat with a lucky

Town, South Africa, where Kari grew up.

chair wrapped in a nice fluffy, sanitized

group of up to 12 like-minded souls. They

After the couple relocated to Los Ange-

blanket, as it is a cool 65 degrees.” The

even offer membership packages rang-

les, Kari began suffering from various au-

halogenerator does the rest, aerolizing

ing from one to two months of unlimited

toimmune ailments. During their search for

one teaspoon of medical-grade salt into

salt sessions, with special rates for teach-

holistic treatments, they discovered that

the cave throughout each rejuvenating

ers, nurses, and teens. It’s perfect for all

salt caves might provide at least a partial

45-minute session. Halotherapy, or salt

ages, and children under 12 use the salt

answer. To that end, the couple opened

therapy, acts like a toothbrush for your

caves for free. Enjoy a little retail therapy

Valley Salt Cave in Woodland Hills, hoping

lungs as it clears out foreign substanc-

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fections, skin conditions, and more. Kari and Warren built an entire wellness

gift card online or at the store. n

Valley Salt Cave utilizes six tons of pure

community through their store, with salty

pink Himalayan salt, including salt crys-

yoga classes, sound baths, guided med-

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club life Fun Day at 2021 Beat the Pro Tournament

The CCC Men’s Club hosted the 2021 Beat the Pro Tournament on April 24 with a Texas Shamble format. Each team selected the best shot off the tee, moved all balls to that spot, and then continued to play individual stroke play for the rest of each hole. There was lots of additional fun, games, shenanigans, and two honey pot cash prizes!

Fitness Center Increases Capacity and New Classes

When L.A. County lifted capacity limits and physical distancing on June 15, the Fitness Center added new group classes including AM Bootcamp, AM Strong, AM HIIT Circuit, new Yoga Sculpt, Spin, and Indoor Mat Pilates. The Club also announced it will offer FIT 3D Body Scanning–the new standard in gym assessment technology used to help create personalized, focused workouts for targeted areas of your body!

For information, please visit calabasasgolf.com General Information: 818.222.8111 | info@calabasasgolf.com

At Calabasas Country Club Calabasas Ladies Club Match and Junior Golf

The Calabasas Ladies Club hosted a great match and luncheon on April 27, organized by Kaye Lindsey, VP of the Ladies Club, and Co-captains Lynda Asher and Amber Gendien. Junior golf lessons also resumed at the Club where players from ages 6 to 17 can learn and master the game. Lessons are offered varying in ability from beginners to college-bound competitive players.

In-Door Dining and Private Events are Back!

The Club is thrilled to welcome family members back to enjoy wonderful indoor dining for daily lunches and dinners on Wednesday and Friday nights. The Club is now booking private events as well, offering the ideal venue for weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, and family celebrations in the new Calabash Room!

Planning your private or corporate event or have membership questions? Contact Joey Hotaki, Member Services 818.222.8111 x122 Jhotaki@calabasasgolf.com

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july EVERY SATURDAY | 8 AM – 1 PM: CALABASAS FARMERS MARKET Rain or shine, local vendors bring a variety of fresh, seasonal fruits, veggies, and flowers, artisanal baked goods, and prepared foods to go to Old Town Calabasas. Call 818.591.8161 for more information. JULY 4 | 6 PM: CITY OF CALABASAS HOMETOWN CELEBRATION Hosted on Calabasas High School Football Field (22855 W. Mullholand Hwy.). Gates open to public at 6:00 PM. Live concert with Big Bad Voodoo Daddy starts at 7:15 PM. Fireworks at 9:00 PM. Advanced tickets are required. No onsite ticket sales. This show typically sells out before July 4th. Tickets can be purchased at Calabasas Tennis & Swim Center (23400 Park Sorrento, 818.222.2782) or De Anza Park (3701 Lost Hills Rd., 818.880.6461). Admission is $10. Children under 2 are free. Field seating on synthetic grass turf and limited stand seating available. Low-back lawn chairs and blankets strongly recommended. Free onsite parking in lot included with tickets—first come, first served. Little to no onsite concessions available. Bring picnic items and snacks (no bottles or open containers). All guests subject to search before entry. Visit cityofcalabasas.com for additional information. JULY 18 – AUGUST 29 | 6 PM: SUN SETS CONCERT SERIES AT CALABASAS LAKE All concerts are free to the public. Located on the Calabasas Lake Greenbelt adjacent to the Calabasas Tennis & Swim Center. Parking also available at Tennis & Swim Center (23400 Park Sorrento). Field seating on grass. Bring lawn chairs and blankets. Limited fixed seating available on a first-come, first-served basis. Picnics and friendly, leashed dogs welcome. For more information, visit cityofcalabasas.com. Lineup: July 18: Stone Soul. August 8: Yachty By Nature. August 29: Cash, Killer, and The King. JULY 29 | 5:30 PM OR 7:30 PM: BBSVC PRESENTS DINE & COMEDY NIGHT Grab your friends and significant other and head to Zin Bistro American in Westlake Village for an unforgettable evening filled with great food and lots of laughter. Performances by comedians Phil Medina, Geoff Brown, Jessica Keenan, and Charles Sanchez as seen on HBO, Comedy Central, and Hulu. Proceeds benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of Ventura County. Event is 21+. Two time slots available. To purchase tickets and find out more, visit bbsvc.org/comedy-night. JULY 28 AND AUGUST 25 | 5 PM – 7 PM: CONEJO VALLEY FOOD & WINE TRAIL SERIES The Conejo Valley Chamber welcomes all food and wine enthusiasts to enjoy its summer Wine and Food Trail, including food, wine, and beer tastings paired with live entertainment at extraordinary local outdoor shopping centers. Two upcoming dates and locations: Whizin Market Square in Agoura Hills on July 28 and The Shoppes at Westlake Village on August 25. Featured tastings and sippings provided by Tifa Chocolate & Gelato, Heaven’s Hill, Sunland Vintage Winery, and more participating restaurants. Tickets available at conejochamber.org.

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AUGUST 8 | 10 AM – 3 PM: CREATIVE COMMUNAL MAKERS MARKET Open-air market brings local artisans and families together with live music, photo ops, delicious drinks, and more at Barrelhouse 101 in Ventura. Shop small and support local makers. Kid and pet-friendly fun for the whole family. Free admission. Visit creativecommunal.com.

SAVE THE DATE: OCTOBER 16 AND 17 | 10 AM – 5 PM: CALABASAS PUMPKIN FESTIVAL Held at Juan Bautista De Anza Park (3701 Lost Hills Rd.), the festival offers a fun-filled weekend with carnival games, arts and crafts, and food. calabasaspumpkinfestival.com. Send calendar submissions three months in advance to infocalabasasstyle@gmail.com.

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More Than Finances By Mark Wendell When thinking about our physical health, it’s not uncommon

and long-term aspirations, your investments are really only

for people to take a holistic approach—that is, we think about

‘speculations’ portfolios. And why is this potentially a problem?

ways we can practice being healthy overall, like being partic-

It’s a problem because: (1) you fool yourself into thinking that

ular about our diet, managing stress, getting plenty of exercise,

speculating is investing, (2) speculating does not require time,

consciously managing our mental health, and visiting medical

knowledge, or purpose—it is ‘entertainment’ with a hope of

professionals frequently and proactively. Keeping ourselves

profit rather than the placement of funds in a strategy design

healthy as a way of life and as an active favorite hobby will

that has real identifiable analytic substance that make growth

result in an improvement in our quality of life, for both ourselves

much more likely, and (3) speculation often puts money at

and our families. So, why not take this approach with every

more risk than realized, either passively or actively, that may

aspect of our lives, including our financial lives?

inadvertently put your funds in jeopardy and may be lost.

The answer lies in actually applying a similar holistic view to our

A holistic approach an investment advisor might take includes:

overall financial lives. Holistic financial health means investigat-

“What is the intended purpose for your investments?” and

ing all aspects of financial matters that may affect us, not only

“What do you want to accomplish between now and retire-

today but well into the future. This means analyzing daily details

ment?” and “What do you want your life to look like when you

of all elements that affect our bank accounts: home mortgages

retire?” If you are now retired, it might include: “How will your

and expenses, car payments and expenses, credit cards, credit

current and projected health affect your withdrawals from

lines, charge accounts, animal and pet expenses, utility expens-

your investments?” and “What cash flow needs for your life-

es, food expenditures, clothing expenditures, all types of insur-

style do you have so that we can project the life of your saving

ance and tax payments, education expenditures, and children’s

and investments?” All expenditures affect our financial health,

health and insurance expenditures. Additionally, very critical el-

which is why it’s so important to consider all aspects of your life

ements involved in financial health must include management

when thinking about investments and their purpose.

of interest expenses paid as a percentage of income, personal equity growth, and ongoing investments and financial planning together with goal setting and achievement.

Most importantly, holistic financial planning often leads to a deeper, more trusting relationship between you and your financial professional. Because they are involved in many aspects

Many financial professionals will give you advice on specific

of your life and your goals, they understand how they can help

products, services, or investments. They might advise you on

when you experience difficult and confusing financial situa-

IRA matters or your 401(k) or help you set up a 529 college sav-

tions such as divorce, sudden job loss, critical illness, or even

ings plan for your children. But financial professionals who pro-

just buying a new home or car.

vide comprehensive holistic advice will focus on your overall financial life in conjunction with specific financial interests and concerns rather than talking only about investment portfolios without an economics discussion integrated with personal financial planning and how your investments will impact your future. Without guidance about your specific short-term goals

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A trusted investment advisor can go a long way when it comes to managing your financial health. If you’re looking for someone who can help you reach your investment goals while also aligning with your values and considering major life events, a holistic-oriented financial professional can help. n

ZERO EMISSION LAWN CARE IS COMING… By Mandate, Demand, & Environmental Need

The California Air Resources Board is finalizing proposed

We are all familiar with the sights, sounds, and smells—including

state air regulators to adopt the rule by next summer and

gas and necessary noise—for keeping up our beautiful

phase out gas-powered equipment in 2024.

regulation to require all small off-road engines sold to be zeroemission starting in 2024. The rule would affect only the sale of new goods, not the operation of existing gas-powered equipment. Worried that it might stall again (pun intended), the California Assembly has introduced a bill that would prod

landscapes in the West Valley. Southern California is changing, however, as legislation is being proposed to end combustion

Manufacturers have long struggled to produce cost-effective

engine (carburetor) lawn-care equipment to minimize carbon

electric equipment, and finally, technological advancements

emissions and noise.

have enabled consumers to opt for cleaner and quieter landscaping companies. The time has come for Calabasas

According to the EPA, gasoline-powered lawn equipment is a

and West Valley residents to demand a more sustainable and

major source of emissions, including hazardous air pollutants

responsible way to take care not only of our visual environment

and carbon dioxide, due to the sheer number of blowers,

but our natural environment as well. n

trimmers, and mowers in California. Many SoCal cities, including the City of Los Angeles, have introduced or enacted legislation

Source: LA Times Editorial: Leaf blowers and lawn mowers are smog machines. It’s time for California regulators to act: Phasing out gas-

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powered garden equipment MAY 12, 2021.

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Supply Chain Madness

By Maya Williams From chlorine to car chips to even pickles,

rooms were repeatedly forced to shut

of these companies shut down for a pe-

there’s been a supply chain disruption to

down as workers contracted the illness.

riod, they had slowed down their orders,

almost everything we purchase. And the

But then there was a cascade of multi-

not expecting the high demand. Once

fracture didn’t skip over the housing sec-

ple events that led to the absolute sup-

they were able to gear manufacturing

tor. Everything from building materials, fur-

ply-chain meltdown.

back up, they were faced with mate-

nishings, and appliances to in-home gym

rial shortages. Whether it was metals

equipment has been affected. I recently

It appears that all the people that were

and parts from overseas or even mate-

had a client tell me they had to wait 10

sequestered

rials right here at home, the challeng-

months for a Subzero. Their reaction was:

clamored for either the same new gad-

“What’s the deal? This is the United States

get or new fitness equipment trend at

of America!” So, what is the deal here,

the same time. And because the latest

Then, there was the once-in-a-lifetime

and are we ever going to get what we’ve

and greatest, most technologically in-

(hopefully) deep freeze across the South.

been waiting for? Believe me when I tell

novative devices all require the same

The Great Freeze resulted in two of the

you it’s a designer’s worst nightmare to

semiconductor, it resulted in a mas-

country’s largest chemical companies

tell clients that the usual lead times are

sive semiconductor shortage. The oth-

shutting down. These companies just

double what they should be. So, before

er non-illness-related pandemic struck

happen to make all the foam stuffing that

you take your frustration out on your de-

when everyone decided to spruce up

goes into upholstery and foam adhesive

signer or showroom salesperson, please

their homes—at the SAME time! Wheth-

that glues parts together, like the frames

know it’s literally out of their hands and

er new furnishings, a new home office,

of the aforementioned Subzeros.

they’re feeling the impact.

or a big remodel, the rush created a

their

home

bubbles

es exploded.

huge demand for furnishings and ap-

Next came the logistical nightmare.

Initially, the supply chain slowdown start-

pliances, which pushed manufacturers

If shipping containers getting stuck or

ed with COVID as warehouses and work-

into a backlog. So, not only were most

delayed in the Suez Canal blockage

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wasn’t crazy enough, traffic jams began happening at sea as container ships couldn’t dock because the docks were backed up. Also, there weren't enough shore workers to get the containers off the ships and not enough freight trucks to keep up with all the products coming in at the same time. To top it all off, there weren't enough freight truck drivers to drive the trucks to their final destinations. Thousands of full cargo containers made up of perishable goods spoiled because they were not able to get them off the docks! And the last domino to fall...was the return of the cargo ships. Because all the containers were stuck in a traffic jam, they couldn’t head back overseas to pick up the next shipment of precious semiconductors, which is what we’ve been waiting for. What a mess! So, what can we do? I’m hoping that by the time you read this (I’m writing this in early June), everyone’s focus will switch from consumption to summer travel, which will allow companies to catch up a bit. Otherwise, here’s what you can do... For home goods, do not place orders until you know the lead time. Often, people who are not working with designers purchase items online where they don’t disclose the lead time until after you’ve placed your order. Make sure you know

ahead of time. Select from items that

ty, and longer-lasting product. So, have

are in stock or due in within a week or

something custom made locally. This is

two. If it’s more than four weeks, it will

Los Angeles—we have some of the best

turn into 12+ weeks. And for heaven’s

workrooms and artisans in the world right

sake, if you are planning a remodel, pur-

here. A great designer will have a huge

chase your appliances now. Do not wait

list of vendors that can make items locally

until demo begins!

and with materials made in the U.S. And the biggest benefit is that you’ll have

We are so lucky that we have so many

something totally bespoke and custom

great showrooms in L.A. Most showrooms

made just for you.

are being very flexible with selling items off the floor, which is not something they usually do. If you are purchasing smaller items or accessories that can ship by air, you are more than likely to get them quickly. Textiles, such as wallcover-

MAYA WILLIAMS DESIGN 818.854.6031 maya@mayawilliamsdesign.com FB: MayaWilliamsDesign IG: mayawilliamsdesign

ings, fabrics, rugs, and bedding, are being made and moving more quickly, and they can ship by air. Rugs will cost more to ship by air, but it’s not too bad. Better than having them shipped, you can travel to the many gorgeous rug shops here in Los Angeles and purchase off the floor. One of the silver linings in all this might be that, hopefully, we will pivot to having our products made here in the States again. The quality of our goods and our regulation standards are much higher than in Asia, which means safer, better qualiCalabasas Style 125

colors look good on us, based on our hair color and skin tone. If you realize that camisole top no longer works, put it in the purge pile.

Some quick tips Divide your items into one of three piles: keep, donate, or purge. Don’t use fat hangers. Instead, use those thin velvety ones that grip your clothes. Try on everything that you haven’t worn in a while. Our bodies change. Plus, most of us went up and down emotionally and weight-wise during the pandemic, so see what fits. Give away or toss too-tight, pinching shoes. Also, seriously consider whether or not you should keep those fabulous onehour shoes or not. Decide whether an item’s too dated or so timeless it never goes out of style. See if your clothes still mirror the way you feel inside, projecting your sense of style. Shop in your own closet. Look for never-worn clothes that still have their price tags and start wearing them. It’s like hav-

REORGANIZE

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Your Closet

gotten garments.

and Refresh Your Life

stay, it’s time to find the best way to

By Lori Berezin and Gayle Barnes

keeping colors together or separating

Now that COVID-19 is thankfully re-

Do you keep wearing the same basics

treating in our state and we’re start-

over and over again? You may bene-

ing to get out more, it’s time to put

fit from professional closet organizers.

away that pair of leggings or joggers

Or simply check out Pinterest and oth-

you’ve been wearing for the past

er websites for tips on maximizing your

year. It may be summer, but it’s never

space.

too late for a little spring cleaning to show that some fashion sense lives on.

Consider whether each item is still in style and how it makes you feel. Does

Cleaning out your closet helps you take

it fit or are you just keeping it for sen-

stock of your belongings and your life.

timental reasons? We all know what

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Tuck items such as sweaters, sweat pants, nightgowns, and shorts into drawers to save closet space.

Time to reorganize Once you’ve decided which pieces fit them back into your closet. Decide how you’d like to organize them: work, casual, or formal. Do you prefer them from light to dark? Or do you want to sort them by season? (Do we still have seasons in Southern California?) Organize your closet in a way that makes sense to you. In the end, come to terms with the fact that your closet will never be quite big enough to hold everything you want. Then, have fun transforming your closet and your life. Just leave a little room for the future. n

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Décor CALABASAS ST YLE ’ S FAVO R ITE ELEM ENTS FACTOR HD Factor HD has always known that the finishing touches make the space. Since 1998, their talented and experienced designers have been laying the foundation for surfaces that feel rich in texture, tone, and distinctive finish. Visit their new website, complete with new kitchen and bathroom visualizers to help you design your dream space. 22419 Ventura Blvd. Woodland Hills 818.348.0401 factorhd.com

PACIFIC PATIO Pacific Patio Furniture has a variety of outdoor furniture, fire pits, and accessories in beautiful styles and materials. With a great selection of manufacturers, they are sure to be able to find the perfect pieces to suit your outdoor aesthetic. 28505 Canwood St. Agoura Hills 818.949.6120 pacpatio.com

NW RUGS & FURNITURE NW Rugs & Furniture offers an unmatched selection of quality furniture in their Agoura Hills showroom. Sourced from top vendors using only the finest material, you’ll find the perfect pieces to turn any room into the space you’ve always dreamed of. Options to customize furniture are also available.

28610 Canwood St. Agoura Hills 818.706.3333 nwrugs.com

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Calabasas Style has perused the local area to locate some of our favorite home décor elements, and we are excited to share them with our readers! ALDIK HOME Enjoy each summer night with a gorgeous fire table from American Fyre Designs. Made from GFRC, which is durable even in ocean environments, these fire bowls and tables are stunning. Visit Aldik Home in Van Nuys to see this gorgeous collection for yourself! 7651 Sepulveda Blvd. Van Nuys 818.988.5970 aldikhome.com

PTS FURNITURE This is the Max from Stressless. This power recliner is available in small, medium, and large sizes, can recline to several positions, and is available in many leather colors. The ultimate in comfort. 250 Conejo Ridge Ave. Thousand Oaks 805.496.4804 ptsfurniture.com

CONEJO HARDWOODS Elevate your space to the next level with quality hardwoods and softwoods that will add timeless warmth and beauty to your home. You’ll also discover wood slabs, reclaimed wood and hardwood decking, window and doors, countertops and moldings – the essential finishing elements. 31275 La Baya Dr. Westlake Village 818.889.0487 conejohardwoods.com

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e’ve all spent a lot of time at home this year. If you’re contemplating a remodel or complete do-over, consider Raquel Contreras and Studio 9. The accomplished designer launched her full-service, luxury residential interior design firm in Los Angeles in 2012 and continues to design stunning spaces for a

myriad of satisfied clientele throughout the area. Studio 9 helps clients locate that perfect piece of furniture, fixture, or statement piece. Leveraging one-on-one relationships with top-quality vendors, Raquel and her team work closely with clients and contractors to realize a shared vision. The “9” in Studio 9 refers to Raquel Contreras’ birthday month, September. This meticulous Virgo is known for her attention to detail, creativity, organizational skills, and pa-

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tience, great qualities for any design professional. “I received my interior design and business management education from the renowned Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising (FIDM), a private design school in downtown Los Angeles,” explains Raquel. “What really helped me grasp the fundamentals of design and fall in love with the industry is that I was blessed to start a prestigious interior design internship the same day I became a student. I was

literally learning all day, every day, about the industry. That path made such a huge impact on my life, helping me realize I had the capability to operate my own design studio.” Raquel’s dream came to fruition years later when she opened Studio 9. Creating timeless interiors, from luxurious living rooms, formal and informal dining rooms, and bold entertainment spaces to stunning master suites, unique play areas, and masterful outdoor spaces, the company’s talented designers and architects construct the perfect environment for every family. They handle all the planning, producing AutoCAD drawings and 3D renderings to help both client and architect visualize the space. They also provide custom furniture, drapery, cabinetry, and project management. Whether clients are looking for interior design on a new construction or partial remodel, Studio 9 puts the style back into their lifestyle. Raquel works with every client from the initial consultation to construction and final installation. She offers a complimentary in-person or virtual consultation to help launch a seamless journey together. Afterwards, clients can continue to meet virtually or in-person. Raquel also stays up-to-date on design trends, such as mixing metals (brass and rose gold hardware or plumbing fixtures) or combining lacquered painted walls or ceilings with wallpapers, textiles, and themed rooms. The designer also incorporates unique textures and patterns to turn an ordinary room into a showplace. “When a room lacks pizzazz,” notes Raquel, “it is usually because it needs added texture from an area rug, tiles, wallpaper, or other accessories. A beautiful pattern can also add depth and contrast when paired with a complementary color scheme, creating greater visual appeal. When carried throughout the interior, it produces an engaging, eye-catching rhythm.” Whether you choose in-home meetings or online consultations, rest assured Studio 9 will transform your home into a truly functional, livable work of art. n

Raquel works with every client from the initial consultation to construction and final installation.

Raquel Contreras Studio 9 323.633.9127 studio9interiordesign.com

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VIEWPOINT SCHOOL HOLDS DRIVE-THRU VACCINATION CLINICS ____________________________________ ____________________________________ During the month of May, Viewpoint School facilitated three vaccination drive-thrus on campus for families in their community, including children ages 12 and up. From the onset of the pandemic, the school navigated its decisions and safety measures based on medical facts, scientific data, and CDC/Los Angeles County guidelines. From assembling a COVID-19 task force and enlisting the expertise of Calabasas Pediatrician Dr. Tanya Altmann and Senior Vice President of Development at Biotherapeutics, Inc., Dr. William Go to implementing safety protocols and procedures on campus, Viewpoint School activated a comprehensive plan. The recent pop-up vaccination drivethrus punctuate their efforts to protect the health and safety of their community. Over the course of three Saturdays, Viewpoint administered 298 vaccinations to its employees, students, and their families.

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Ask the

Pharmacist Q A

I tend to get stomachaches more often in the summer after outdoor parties, picnics, and beach days so I’m afraid to enjoy the food. How can I stay

healthy this summer? Salmonella can cause an infection of the digestive system called salmonellosis.People typically develop symptoms between 12 and 72 hours after becom-

ing infected. Symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain/cramps, diarrhea, fever, and headaches. Salmonellosis symptoms last four to seven days and resolve without treatment for most people. However, young children, older adults, and those with weakened immune systems are at risk for complications associated with the infection. If you have signs of severe dehydration, seek medical attention right away, including for decreased urine output and dry mouth or tongue. Furthermore, if you have diarrhea more than three days without improvement and a fever higher than 102°F, call your doctor. Salmonella can be spread by food handlers who do not or undercooked foods or from birds and reptiles to humans.

LOCAL AUTHOR RELEASES SECOND YOUNG ADULT NOVEL

Immune-compromised individuals are more susceptible as

Award-winning author and screenwriter Nicole Schubert re-

are those who use antacids, have inflammatory bowel dis-

cently released her second young adult novel, Saoirse Berg-

ease, or have recently used antibiotics.

er’s Bookish Lens In La La Land, a romcom drawing on her

wash their hands. It can also be spread by consuming raw

Here are some tips to prevent foodborne illness: • Wash hands with soap and warm water after handling food, using the toilet, touching pet food or feces, and sanitizing the kitchen. • Cook foods to appropriate temperature, and refrigerate or freeze unused portions immediately. • Separate raw meat, poultry, and seafood from other items in a refrigerator or freezer. • Never eat food from a plate that held raw meat or eggs or with a utensil that touched those items. Brenda Johnson, R.Ph. Calabasas Pharmacy Owner Inside Gelson’s Market 22277 Mulholland Hwy., Calabasas M – F: 9 a.m. – 7 p.m. Saturday: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Sunday: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. P: 818.223.8656 F: 818.223.8750 calabasaspharmacy.com

experiences working in Hollywood in film editing. Uniquely char ming, Saoirse Berger takes us on an 18 year old’s hilariously painful journey through love, self-doubt, rejection, and the search for belonging as a new adult, ultimately discovering she’s already right where she’s supposed to be. Despite an internship with her famous film director uncle and a hit BookTube channel with her actress cousin, nothing seems to go according to plan. Luckily, life tur ns in Saoirse’s favor as her Hollywood family spins out of control and a sweet and equally quirky love interest inspires her to see things from a kaleidoscope of angles.Nicole’s debut YA novel set in the Conejo Valley, Blues Harp Green (2017), won an Independent Publishers Award and Readers’ Favorite Award in YA Social Issues. Nicole also wrote the Lifetime Movies/Mar Vista Entertainment thriller Deadly Assistant (2019) and dabbles in other behind-the-scenes activities like producing the monthly Improve Diary Show at Santa Monica’s Westside Comedy Theater. She lives with her family in Santa Monica, by way of Brussels and New Orleans, where she was born during a hurricane. Her YA novels are currently available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. For more information, visit nicoleschubertwrites.com.

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MYC SPRING CLEANING CLOTHING DRIVE The Calabasas Mayor’s Youth Council (MYC) hosted a Spring Cleaning Clothing Drive on Saturday, May 15, making it easy for the community to drop off excess clothing and shoes for those in need. Seeing an increase in homelessness during the pandemic, the committee was dedicated to find a way to help. With the community’s generosity, hundreds of bags filled with clothing for men, women, and children were collected and donated to Hope of the Valley, a local rescue mission that strives to reduce poverty, hunger, and homelessness. The Mayor's Youth Council, made up of 20 Calabasas residents ranging in age from 14 to 21, advises the city council on matters of interest to youth, educates their peers on local government, helps peers register to vote, manages relations between city government and youth, holds charity drives, and more. For more information or upcoming events, follow their Instagram: @myccalabasas.

GASPAR INSURANCE HOSTS COMMUNITY CLEAN UP Local residents, business owners, and chamber members joined Tim Gaspar and the Gaspar Insurance Services team to clean up the commercial section of their neighborhood at Woodlake and Ventura Boulevard in Woodland Hills. They fanned out in the alley and along Ventura Boulevard picking up trash and pulling weeds along the sidewalk and gutter. In addition to Gaspar's team, attendees included L.A. City Councilman Bob Blumenfield, former L.A. Councilman Dennis Zine, and West Valley-Warner Center Chamber CEO Diana Williams. It was a perfect example of how a lot of people giving a little of their day can make a huge difference in cleaning up the community! Gaspar Insurance Services was founded on the principle that serving others is the foundation of strong communities—committing time, resources, and financial support to nonprofit organizations.

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WEST HILLS HOSPITAL WELCOMES TWO NEW BOARD MEMBERS West Hills Hospital & Medical Center, a full-service acute care facility, recently welcomed two new community leaders to its board of trustees: Councilmember John Lee and Lisa Kodimer. The board of trustees maintains oversight to ensure that the hospital meets the needs of the community and fulfills its mission. Councilmember Lee currently represents the 12th Los Angeles City District. He has a long track record of delivering results to the community through innovative new programs and making improvements to the delivery of city services. Lisa Kodimer is the cofounder and executive director of Connecting a Caring Community, a nonprofit organization dedicated to inspiring and mobilizing the community to live a life of giving through time, money, and meaningful projects. To learn more about West Hills Hospital, visit westhillshospital.com. Calabasas Style 141

Dear Cancer, It's Me. Essay Contest

9th Annual High School Essay Contest winners expressed their cancer experiences through writing. Living with cancer or having a loved one with cancer can be an enormous challenge and these teens express their feelings through writing.

Ava Chase | Alta Vista Independent Study | Grade 12 (2nd Place/Family & Friends)

“…I have decided to use the grief and pain to help me grow. It’s what my dad would have wanted. I developed new habits and I’ve come to accept that sometimes things are not okay and that is okay. I now have a daily gratitude and meditation practice. I journal regularly and read and study all I can. The heavy sadness in my chest has started to lighten. The pain is not debilitating like it was before. I have learned not to take anyone or anything in my life for granted and I express that gratitude and joy to those around me every day…”

Eileen Zhang | Newbury Park High School | Grade 9 (3rd Place/Family & Friends)

“…Before, it had always been my mother who had helped me with everything—from homework to even showers. But now that she wasn’t able to help me, I learned to become a problem solver with my homework, to be more responsible and wash my hands constantly so as to not get her sick, and to take my own showers without anyone else’s help. I learned that being independent does not necessarily mean I am alone; it means having the will and ability to do things on my own and in my own way…”

Jayden Melendez | Villanova Preparatory School | Grade 10 (3rd Place/Personal)

“…Eventually when I got home, things felt as if they were getting better, but I also knew that this was a long cycle. I was in for a ride. Constantly having to get treatment was hard, and I did my best to look strong. You made my family suffer and put them through hell. It’s one thing to mess with me, but when you mess with my family and friends, that’s where I draw the line. Cancer, you took so many things from me: my strength, my hair, my appetite, and even some of my childhood. What you forgot to take was my determination…” 142

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Nathan Lev | Granada Hills Charter High School | Grade 12 (1st Place/Personal)

“…On May 8th, 2019, I received strong, healthy marrow cells from a wonderful stranger who became my blood brother, my protector and destroyer of you… Although these last few years have been met with many health and physical challenges from lack of immune system and reactions cause by medicines, I am here, alive, healthy, and best of all, cancer free! Though I will always carry the psychological, emotional, and physical scars you have left me with, I have learned the most important lesson of all–that I am fully aware and appreciative of myself and my life...”

Riley Robert Bolton | Ernest Righetti High School | Grade 12 (1st Place/Family & Friends)

“…I miss my mother every single day. Not having her on my special days and celebrations have been so hard. No Christmas's, no graduations, nothing. It has become a burden on my life, but I know that all will be okay. She will always be in my heart and in my mind. The constant support from family and friends have brought me to where I am today. I know she is still here, maybe not physically, but spiritually. Her soul is connected to mine and nothing will ever take that away from me…”

Samantha Kayne | Valley Academy of Arts and Science | Grade 11 (2nd Place/Personal)

“…I learned how to be comfortable in my own body and love myself no matter what. I also learned to not take anything for granted because you never know when it will change. Before my cancer journey fully started, being diagnosed with cancer didn't scare me, it was losing my hair. Once I became bald, I didn't really mind it as much and only wore my wig a few times because I was happy with how I looked. I am now over one year cancer free and thriving in my junior year of high school…”

Sponsors:

Event emcee Tami Wank and her husband, David, have been longtime supporters of the program as both essay judges and sponsors. Calabasas Style 143

CELEBRATING OUR

Senior Grads

Our high school and college graduates accomplished the unthinkable. From completing some of their highest-level courses and most difficult semesters online to returning to a campus that suddenly felt strange and unfamiliar, their academic careers were far from conventional and surely culminated in a much different fashion than they ever imagined. Despite the challenges, the Class of 2021 constantly proved their unmatched ambition, determination, and aptitude. So, we’re grateful that many students were allowed to enjoy well-deserved in-person celebrations, including senior proms and graduation ceremonies. Let’s continue celebrating their magnificent achievements and the many exciting things that lie ahead in their futures. Well done, Class of 2021!

Rachael Harrison University of Or eg

Alexis DiStefano Oaks Christian School

Mia Fardad-Finn School Viewpoint High

w Madison Marlo ol USC Annenberg Scho

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Jacob Roub University of Wisc

onsin

Oak Park High

School

Jacob Davis Westlake High School

Olivia Hunter School Calabasas High

ser Rosise Goldwas a uthern Californi University of So

Camille Figuero a Oaks Christian Scho

Tami Eugenio-Fe rreira Calabasas High School Ashley Hopkins Oaks Christian Scho

Calabasas High School Softball Team Seniors

Nicolai Cascion e Oak Park Hgh Sc ho

Fiona Sewall Oaks Christian Scho

Avery Grove School Calabasas High

Bella Doolin, Be lla Souza, Brendon Zimme r, Shadeh Roostaie, Omer Gat Calabasas High School

Kennedy Benz School Oaks Christian

Eduardo Muno z Thousand Oaks Hig Elle Friedmann Newbury Park Hig

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CELEBRATING OUR

KoKo Higa School Oaks Christian

Cade Morgan University of Alab am

Senior Grads

Alex Steinhauer California Lutherin Un a

Kyra Marks, Cier ra Martin, Gabe Martin, Luke Martin , Jay Martinez Oaks Christian School Rachael Sands School Calabasas High

Piper May School Oaks Christian

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iversity

Sabrina Sands Woodbury University

Olivia Corso an d Leela Ladnier Agoura High Sc hool

Makena Ryan and Ava Dominic k Oaks Christian School

AGOURA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS SELECTED FOR GRAMMY CAMP® Agoura High School students Adin Eshaghpour and Jake Wimmer were selected to participate in the 17th annual GRAMMY Camp® program—an immersive opportunity to study with industry professionals, including guest artists All Time Low, Echosmith, and The War and Treaty, with focus on one of seven featured career tracks. Jake was selected for Instrumental Performance on the keyboard. Beginning classical piano lessons at age 5, the accomplished teen has participated in state and local competitions and currently plays in his own band. He is also a leading trumpeter in the Agoura High School Jazz Band and has ambitions to study music business in college. Selected for a second year, Adin experienced Songwriting last summer and will explore Music Business this summer. He started writing and performing his own music at age 12 and is currently working on his second album, learning to produce and record each song in its entirety from his home studio. Calabasas Style 147

AC STELLE STUDENTS GIVE BACK FOR EARTH DAY ____________________________________ ____________________________________ AC Stelle Middle School students Ben Oroszlan and David Dabach noticed more

waste

accumulating

their

homes with their families’ grocery and online purchasing habits changing due to the pandemic. This triggered their idea to set up shop in front of a local grocery store to help the community with recycling needs and collect canned food donations–just in time to celebrate Earth Day. On April 22, Ben and David assembled their booth at Ralph’s Calabasas with help from their moms, and the outpouring of support was incredible. In addition, Ralph’s management generously

contributed

hand

sanitizer,

soap, masks, and food, enabling the boys to support three local charities: West Valley Food Pantry, Connecting a Caring Community, and Hope of the Valley Rescue Mission. Continuing their mission to help others, the boys plan to solicit travel-sized toiletries from hotels and airlines for their next donation project.

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LOCAL STUDENT WINS DOODLE FOR GOOGLE COMPETITION Alanna Jimenez, a 12th grader from El Camino Real Charter High School in Woodland Hills, recently participated in a competition to have her unique rendition of Google’s logo displayed on the Google homepage for millions to see. As one of 54 State and Territory winners in the 13th Annual Doodle for Google competition, Alanna’s doodle was selected from thousands of entries received as the California winner in her age group, grades 10 to 12. The contest, open to K -12 students across the United States, asked students to design a Google Doodle logo inspired by the theme “I am strong because…” using any materials they desired–from paper and pencil to modeling clay to found objects and more. Along with their creation, students also submitted a personal artist statement that described the artwork submitted and detailed how it represented their inner strength.The artwork of the 54 winners was displayed in an online gallery where the public was invited to vote for their favorites in order to deter mine five national finalists. And of the five finalists, a panel of Google executives will choose one national winner whose artwork will not only be featured on the homepage. They will also receive a $30,000 college scholarship, $50,000 technology package for their school, Google hardware, and more. To learn more about the contest, visit doodle4google.com.

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Feel like a kid again

RIDING AN E-BIKE

By Lori Berezin and Gayle Barnes Photography by Gayle Barnes Many of us have gone on vacation and rented electric bikes,

When faced with a particularly arduous climb, you simply

aka e-bikes, and thought about buying one when we re-

crank your bike’s motor to its highest setting and breeze uphill

turned home. Most of us never did. Then, the pandemic hit

like some sort of cycling superhero! Riding gets you outside, ac-

and there was a bike shortage. Suddenly, e-bikes felt like the

tive, and heading somewhere, anywhere, else. E-bikes provide

greatest contribution to green living since the electric car.

that added oomph to get you going.

According to Statista.com, approximately 130 million e-bikes

Choose between electric cruisers, commuter bikes, and moun-

will be purchased between 2020 and 2023. They also predict

tain bikes. The cruisers offer just the right amount of power for

sales will reach about $20 billion in the United States alone by

short jaunts. You can purchase commuter e-bikes with more

2023. It’s difficult to find an e-bike these days because they

powerful batteries and motors for longer journeys. Electric

move out of shops so quickly, but it’s well worth the effort to

mountain bikes work great off-road on designated trails as well

find one so you can ride a little more effortlessly.

as on city roads. They’re designed especially for tougher terrain and can be more costly than other types of e-bikes, from

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You still get plenty of exercise using pedal-assist bikes. The

$500 to as much as $10K. The more you pay for your e-bike,

battery assist does exactly that: assists. Class 1 e-bikes simply

the longer your battery will last. Do your research. Rent one or

provide assistance while you pedal up to a top speed of 20

test drive one first. Just remember to watch your speed, learn

miles per hour. Plus, you can turn off the assist until you need

how to break properly, look out for cars and pedestrians, wear

it, which is good news for your heart, lungs, and blood pres-

a helmet, bring water, and pay attention to how far you travel

sure, which all clearly benefit from aerobic exercise.

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Adopt a Fur Baby! Baby! RESCUE • FOSTER • ADOPT • LOVE

If you are considering a new furry family member, Calabasas Style has partnered with Foxy & the Hounds to bring you the sweetest selection of dogs looking for their fur-ever home. The family that opens their hearts and home to these precious pups is in for a lifetime filled with love and loyalty. All pets are spayed/neutered and micro-chipped.

Arnold

Arnold, a 4-year-old, 15-lb. Chihuahua mix, needs time to adapt and would thrive in a patient, loving home that allows him space. His big personality will make you laugh, keep you on your toes, and steal your heart.

Chance

Chance is an adorable 13lb., 3-month-old Chow Chow puppy. Though he is small now, Chance will be much larger once fully grown. He is such a cool pup–happy, playful, funny, and ready for a family to call his own.

BIG BROTHER BASKETBALL Logan Harwin, accomplished travel basketball player and 7th-grade student at A.C. Stelle Middle School in Calabasas, is using his talent, experience, and passion for the game of basketball to help others. The 12 year old created Big Bro Basketball by Coach Logan to provide one-on-one basketball

Lorchik

Lorchik, a stunning 6-monthold Mastiff puppy, weighs 50 lbs. already. She had her back leg amputated due to a past injury, but it doesn’t slow her down at all. She can be a bit timid but has so much love to give.

Matt

Matt is an affectionate 4-yearold Shih Tzu that weighs 15 lbs. This gorgeous boy loves attention and will nudge your hand for nonstop petting. A home without young children is best as he can sometimes be a bit temperamental.

If the dogs pictured have been adopted, there are more dogs waiting for a good home. Foxy and the Hounds. foxyandthehounds.org foxyandthehounds@gmail.com

lessons for local elementary and middle school boys and girls ages 5 and older. All proceeds benefit students at Birmingham Community High School in Van Nuys to provide college scholarships. The first two scholarships were awarded in early June at Birmingham High School’s Senior Award Night. To be eligible for the scholarship, students must take a minimum of four AP and/or Honors courses and show substantial improvement throughout their four-year high school career. Coach Logan effectively teaches his peers the necessary fundamentals to increase their confidence and skillset on the playground and to prepare for rec league. For more information, visit facebook.com/bigbrobasketball.

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What Is a

FLEXITARIAN ? By Lori Berezin and Gayle Barnes The Flexitarian Diet is a style of eating that encourages most-

for the waistline and reducing risk of heart disease, cancer,

ly plant-based foods while allowing meat and other animal

and type 2 diabetes. This is partially because flexitarians limit

products in moderation. It’s more flexible than fully vegetarian

high-calorie, processed foods and eat more plant foods that

or vegan diets. If you’re looking to add more plant foods to

are naturally lower in calories.

your diet but don’t want to completely cut out meat, going flexitarian may be for you.

Cutting back on meat and other animal products may, however, put some people at risk of nutrient deficiencies, depending on

Vegetarians eliminate meat and sometimes other animal foods

the adequacy of their other food choices. Therefore, flexitarians

while vegans completely restrict meat, fish, eggs, dairy, and

may need to add additional supplements to their diet.

all animal-derived food products. Since flexitarians eat animal products, they’re not considered vegetarians or vegans. The

Possible nutrient deficiencies to be aware of on the Flexitarian

Flexitarian Diet has no clear-cut rules or recommended num-

Diet include:

bers of calories and macronutrients. In fact, it’s more of a lifestyle than a diet.

• Vitamin B12 • Zinc

The Flexitarian Diet is based on the following principles:

• Iron

• Eating mostly fruits, vegetables, legumes, and whole grains.

• Calcium

• Focusing on protein from plants instead of animals.

• Omega-3 fatty acids

• Being flexible and incorporating meat and animal products from time to time.

Disclaimer: This content is not intended to be a substitute for

• Eating the least-processed, most-natural form of each food.

professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always

• Limiting added sugar and sweets.

seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical

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Source: healthline.com/nutrition/flexitarian-diet-guide

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cocktails LAKESIDE By Kaylie Carafelli

Enjoy smooth summer sipping and al fresco dining

plush bar and lounge areas. From signature recipes

at its best on a scenic patio overlooking the

to tried-and-true classics, their refreshing cocktail

sparkling blue lake at Zin Bistro Americana. Watch boats sail by, catch a glorious pink sunset, relish the

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Aperol Spritz Equal parts Prosecco & Aperol ½ oz. Cointreau Touch of Simple Syrup Splash of Club Soda Garnish with Orange Wedge

Lavender Lemonade 1 ½ oz. Citron Vodka ½ oz. Simple Syrup ½ oz. Lemon Juice Garnish with Lavender

Zintini Cocktail: 1 ½ oz. Ruby Red Absolut Vodka 1 oz. Ruby Red Grapefruit Juice ½ oz. Homemade Ginger Syrup ½ oz. Fresh Lime

Photography by Steve Geldman and Kali Yahn

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BIG SUR

By Lori Berezin Photography by Lori Berezin Painters, poets, and writers, such as Henry Miller, considered Big Sur “God’s Country.” Whatever your calling, you’ll surely feel the spirituality of the place as well. Nestled amid sheer cliffs, meandering trails, and endless turquoise seas, Big Sur has tempted

explore

tourists in search of serenity ever since Highway

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One, a miraculous 90-mile stretch between Carmel and San Simeon, was completed in 1937. It had already been home to indigenous people for over 6,000 years. There’s still a spot to suit every taste, from the popular Big Sur River Inn, where families flock during warmer months to sip a cool drink while dangling their feet in the river, to the posh, award-winning Post Ranch Inn. Discover Ragged Point, the southern gateway, and oft-photographed McWay Falls at renowned Jules Pfeiffer Burns State Park. Hike amid sheltering redwoods at Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park. Stop at Nepenthe for eclectic souvenirs, a bite to eat, and incredible views. Catch a purple and yellow sunset through the arch at hidden Pfeiffer Beach. Snap a photo of Bixby Creek Bridge. Or stay at Esalen for a stimulating mind/body workshop beside the sea. It’s clear why Big Sur was voted “Best Romantic Getaway.” Check out bigsur.org for up-to-date lodging information and more. n

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PARAMOUNT RANCH DATE NIGHT DRIVE-IN On the evening of April 24, the Santa Monica Mountains Fund (SAMO Fund) hosted a Date Night drive-in movie fundraiser at Paramount Ranch in Agoura Hills. Over 350 cars safely gathered in the stunning outdoor setting for a special screening of The Biggest Little Farm, a documentary that follows John and Molly Chester as they leave Los Angeles to start an eco-farm on barren land in Moorpark–just 22 miles north of Paramount Ranch. A testament to nature’s power ful ability to recover, the film helps bear witness to the importance of places like Paramount Ranch that allow space for wildlife and native plants to thrive. SAMO Fund raised over $10,000 as part of continued efforts to provide money to complete the National Park System’s $12 million Paramount

Ranch

Restoration

Pro-

ject after its destruction in the 2018 Woolsey Fire. For future events, visit samofund.org/datenight.

THIRD NOVEL IN CALABASAS CRIME TRILOGY COMING SOON The perils of a fan-favorite heroine will soon conclude in Gated Prey, the last novel in Calabasas resident and #1 New York Times bestselling author Lee Goldberg’s Eve Ronin thriller series. Following Lost Hills and Bone Canyon, the Calabasas-set novel follows Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Deputy Eve Ronin, the youngest homicide detective at the Lost Hills Station. With her relentless desire to protect the community and a stubborn refusal to back down, Eve risks her and her partner’s lives to pursue a sting operation that takes a violent turn in a guard-gated Calabasas neighborhood. Lee Goldberg may have already published more than 40 novels, but that does not stand in his way of pursuing a variety of additional creative endeavors. He also writes and produces hit TV shows, including Diagnosis Murder, SeaQuest, and Monk, and is the cocreator of the Mystery 101 series by Hallmark Movies. A screenplay adaptation of his 2009 novel, The Walk, was also picked up by Constantin Films recently and may be headed to theaters in the near future. Gated Prey is set to be released in October in hardcover, ebook, paperback, and audio format. The community is invited to meet the author and celebrate his incredible work at a launch party hosted by the Calabasas Public Library that will be held on October 26, 2021. For event information or to find more about Lee and his work, visit leegoldberg.com.

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Summer Fun With Technology

By Marc Cohen

Much like a good bottle of wine, we need to look at what

your music or audiobooks through a Bluetooth connection,

pairs well in technology with your summer fun needs.

and it runs around $170 on Amazon.

You might want to take a ride with one of the many compa-

If you love your pets as much as I do, a device called the Pet-

nies that are planning to let civilians travel into space. Though it looks like it will set you back at least 3 or 4 million dollars. If that’s too pricey, we can look at a few less expensive options.

cube Bites 2 might just be the perfect addition to your home. Do you wonder what your dog or cat does while you are gone? Well, the Petcube comes with a 1080p HD video camera and gives a 160-degree full-

If you are planning to travel

room view. It has two-

but are concerned about

way audio so you can

speaking the languages in

communicate with Fido

foreign countries, consider

and includes sound and

the Muama Enence; it will

motion alerts along with

translate real-time speech into

over

night vision. Now, here’s

languages

the fun part—it also al-

and runs about $71.

lows you to treat your pet

If you plan to take a vaca-

remotely. It will shoot out a

tion or go anywhere that

treat for your fur baby at

involves taking pictures,

different distances. This is a

the Starscope Monocular

must have for any pet par-

telescope gives you a 10x

ent. It’s not inexpensive at

magnification. It will give

$200, but really, don’t our

you the ability to look at

beloveds deserve round-

any place or object or

the-clock treat dispensers?

attach it to your smartphone, taking pictures up close and personal. It sells for under $50.

you’re

windy

traveling part

to the

world this summer, you need to get ahold of the Blunt Metro

If you are just planning to hang out by your pool and love

wind-resistant umbrella. It will withstand wind gusts of up to

music, the Cowin IPX7 Floating Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker

72 miles per hour and comes in a multitude of fashion-smart

floats around the pool and only runs around $45. And if you

colors. It is comprised of fiberglass ribs and a high-density wa-

love the speaker idea, you can pair it with The Zabb Water

ter-repellent fabric. You’ll stay

Play Lounge Chair; it’s a great way to relax for only $19.

dry without worrying about your umbrella collapsing on you.

Need a little more speed with your lounging? Motor around the pool with the PoolCandy Splash Runner 2.0. It comes with

Enjoy your summer, stay safe,

a set of joysticks and allows you to cruise around the water.

and take Calabasas Style with

It’s more expensive at $200, but it’s a lot of fun.

you wherever you go so I’m always close to you.

Most of us want to look cool while we are out and about, right? That’s why the Bose Frames are a fun find. They are sun-

See you on the radio!

glasses with open-ear headphones built in. You can connect

Marc Cohen

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The Ram 1500 TRX

By Dustin Troyan Photographed by FCA US LLC. The quest to build the ultimate truck has evolved into a battle of comfort, off-road capabilities, and performance. Ford hit the ground running years ago with the Raptor, a hugely successful truck model that reshaped what a truck should be. To many, the Ford Raptor was the ultimate daily driver and off-road vehicle. Demand was so strong for this truck that often, they went for thousands over sticker. The segment Ford created, or at least acknowledged, was left wide open for other manufacturers to try to emulate or surpass. Enter the 2021 Ram 1500 TRX. The Ram 1500 TRX is excessive. But hey, we love excessive. Bigger, faster, meaner, more luxurious, a bigger price tag than just about any other truck in its segment—it is a winner! It is the ultimate performance truck. Like any other vehicle that is rare and in demand, if you want one, you are going to have to pay for it and then some. It is worth it. The Ram 1500 TRX boasts 702-horsepower and 650 fl-lps of torque, which gets this beautiful monster from standing to 60 in 4.5 seconds. Some say faster. As Ram understands its segment, the truck offers the same “launch control” as a high-performance sports car. It is a highperformance sports...truck. Luxury and technology were thrown at this truck to make every truck enthusiast want one. From an off-road perspective, they had the right people in their focus groups because the Ram 1500 TRX is ready for the desert, the mountains, or Baja. When the TRX was announced, it was basically sold out. If you wanted to be the cool kid on the block with the ultimate truck, you got your order in early. To say that this truck is incredible is an understatement. I want one! For more information, visit ramtrucks.com. n 160

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Treat yourself to a night off, and support our local eateries. Barney’s Gourmet Hamburgers Opening Summer 2021 The Commons at Calabasas barneyshamburgers.com Bogie’s Bar 32001 Agoura Rd. Westlake Village 818.889.2394 bogies-bar.com Brent’s Delicatessen & Restaurant 2799 Townsgate Rd. Westlake Village 805.557.1882 Emil’s Bake House 5005 Kanan Rd. Agoura Hills 818.532.7663 emilsbakehouse.com Farfalla Trattoria 160 Promenade Way Westlake Village 805.497.2283 farfallawestlakevillage.com H.O.M Italian Eatery 21136 Ventura Blvd. Woodland Hills 818.313.9500 letsgohom.com Julio’s Agave Grill 2809 Agoura Rd. Westlake Village 805.370.145 julioswestlakevillage.com King’s Fish House 4798 Commons Way Calabasas 818.225.1979 kingsfishhouse.com Lal Mirch 5146 Kanan Rd. Agoura Hills 818.532.7532 lalmirchagourahills.com Mastro’s Steakhouse 2087 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd. Thousand Oaks 805.418.1811

Mastro’s Ocean Club 18412 Pacific Coast Hwy. Malibu 310.454.4357 mastros.com

Social Monk Asian Kitchen 4000 Thousand Oaks Blvd., #C1 Westlake Village 805.370.8290 socialmonk.com

Mediterraneo 32037 Agoura Rd. Westlake Village 818.889.9105 med-rest.com

Sugarfish 4799 Commons Way, #G Calabasas 818.223.9966 sugarfishsushi.com

Morton’s The Steakhouse 6250 Canoga Ave. Woodland Hills 818.703.7272 mortons.com

The Grill on the Alley 120 Promenade Way Westlake Village 805.418.1760 thegrillonthealley.com

Nothing Bundt Cakes 6524 Platt Ave. West Hills 818.340.2253 nothingbundtcakes.com

The Six Chow House 23536 Calabasas Rd. Calabasas 818.222.6969 thesixrestaurant.com

P.F. Chang’s 2250 Thousand Oaks Blvd. Thousand Oaks 805.277.5915 pfchangs.com

The Stonehaus 32039 Agoura Rd. Westlake Village 818.483.1152 the-stonehaus.com

Paul Martin’s American Grill 100 S. Westlake Blvd. Westlake Village 805.373.9300 paulmartinsamericangrill.com

Tifa Chocolate & Gelato 23655 Calabasas Rd. Calabasas 818.912.6911 tifachocolateandgelato.com

Pearl District 982 S. Westlake Blvd., #8 Westlake Village 805.230.9944 pearldistrictrestaurant.com

Toscanova 4799 Commons Way, #A Calabasas 818.225.0499 toscanova.com

Pedalers Fork 23504 Calabasas Rd. Calabasas 818.225.8231 pedalersfork.com

Twisted Oak Tavern 30105 Agoura Rd. Agoura Hills 818.735.0091 twistedoaktavern.pub

Porta Via 4799 Commons Way, #J Calabasas 818.746.2020 portaviarestaurants.com

Urban Crunch Sushi & Ramen 2400 Willow Ln. Westlake Village 747.344.9281 urbancrunchsushiandramen.com

Sagebrush Cantina 23527 Calabasas Rd. Calabasas 818.222.6062 sagebrushcantina.com

Zin Bistro Americana 32131 Lindero Cyn. Rd., #111 Westlake Village 818.865.0095 zinwestlake.com

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STREET NAME

NEIGHBOORHOOD

SQ. FT.

LIST PRICE

SALE PRICE

4703 Luna

The Colony

2882

$1,275,000 $1,260,000

22518 Liberty Bell

Mulwood

2304

$1,275,000 $1,269,000

22633 Federalist

Mulwood

2018

$1,399,000 $1,399,000

22916 Paul Revere

Mulwood

2125

$1,379,000 $1,560,000

22742 Town Crier

Mulwood

3637

$2,199,000 $2,575,000

4211 Meadow Lark

Bird Streets

2173

$1,389,000 $1,625,000

24657 Senda Salvia

Calabasas Hills

1931

$1,225,000 $1,400,000

24657 Senda Salvia

Calabasas Hills

1931

$1,225,000 $1,400,000

24866 Paseo Primario

Calabasas Hills

3174

$1,675,000 $1,675,000

24761 Via Pradera

Calabasas Hills

2411

$1,699,000 $1,700,000

23687 Park Belmonte

Classic Calabasas

3665

$2,200,000 $2,214,500

3829 Calle Joaquin

Calabasas Park Estates

2425

$1,499,000 $1,525,000

3441 Cordova

Calabasas Park Estates

4573

$2,175,000 $2,075,000

24923 Lorena

Calabasas Park Estates

4600

$2,200,000 $2,175,000

24400 Voltara

Vista Pointe

5500

$2,395,000 $2,384,257

23939 Park Granada

Westridge

4470

$2,500,000 $2,500,000

23925 Park Granada

Westridge

4436

$2,599,000 $2,670,000

25729 Piuma

Monte Nido

4795

$2,750,000 $2,750,000

3924 Leighton Point

Calabasas View

3602

$1,750,000 $1,695,000

5366 Collingwood

Mountain View

6205

$2,998,000 $2,975,000

5445 Collingwood

Mountain View

6610

$2,999,999 $3,100,000

5902 Normandy

Mont Calabasas

6941

$3,150,000 $3,075,000

3955 Prado De Las Frutas

The Oaks

4474

$3,099,000 $3,150,000

25460 Prado De Las Calabazas

The Oaks

4618

$3,300,000 $3,180,000

24563 John Colter

Hidden Hills

3073

$3,795,000 $3,500,000

23617 Long Valley

Hidden Hills

6326

$3,799,000 $3,750,000

24341 Rolling View

Hidden Hills

5962

$5,995,000 $5,350,000

24400 Little Valley

Hidden Hills

14400

$17,250,000 $17,000,000

*Sales represent closed transactions between 3/1/2021-3/30/2021 (Standard Sales only)

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