Articles by Sera Mohammed
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Scouts impress with impact community projects
As Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts come into high school, some prepare to tackle the ultimate project in their Scouts’ career: the rank of Eagle...
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Melvin Pralgo retires From NPHS
After 37 years of teaching, Melvin Pralgo is retiring from NPHS. He taught for 12 years in the New York City Spanish Harlem and 25...
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Tisor retires from her teaching career
After 36 years of teaching Spanish, Karen Tisor will be retiring at the end of this school year, completing her teaching career with NPHS. In...
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Seasonal Starbucks drinks are back
For me, winter has a distinct smell: cinnamon, pumpkin spice and candy canes. Starbucks smells just like that following the end of October and the...
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TO Library hosts virtual programs
The Thousand Oaks Library is not only a place to rent books, but it also gives people the opportunity to be tutored, gain volunteer hours...
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“The Thinning” brings light to overpopulation
As a kid, I was never allowed to watch horror movies. Up until the age of 13, the only movie that might qualify as “horror”...
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Super Joey leads with empathy
“No child should fight cancer alone.” This is the motto of the Super Joey Foundation, a nonprofit organization founded with the purpose of supporting families...
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Unity Conejo inspires NPHS students
Founded by CVUSD parent Megan Goebel, Unity Conejo is an organization of parents, students and teachers dedicated to implementing change in schools for the LGBTQ+...
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Thousand Oaks Plans for a Sustainable Future
The city of Thousand Oaks held their tenth meeting on Sept. 24 with the General Plan Advisory Committee (GPAC) working on the planning and policy...
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Ventura County’s boba lacks adequate taste
Boba is a growing sensation that consists of chewy tapioca pearls in different flavored drinks. There are not many good boba lounges in Ventura County,...