Week in Review: More Dillon Drama and Senior College Choices

Former NFL player Core Dillon answers to his DUI charges by pleading not guilty in his first day in court and Calabasas High releases a list of where the class of 2010 is heading for college.

Here's a look at those stories and everything else that went down in town from June 21-26.

MONDAY

We started the week off with video coverage of the latest installment of the Sun Sets summer concert series featuring The Hodads.

We also posted video coverage of a rummage sale held over the weekend at the Agoura/Calabasas Community Center.

That was followed by a

Ex-NFL player Corey Dillon also pleaded not guilty to drunk driving charges stemming back to an April 21 arrest.

We wrapped the day up with two slideshows featuring our coverage of Agoura Pony baseball games played on June 20.

TUESDAY

The day began with a follow-up story on the arrest of Caesar Brantley, who was caught stalking Disney Channel star Aly Michalka outside of her home on June 17.

Brantley pleaded not guilty to stalking charges and will be back in court on June 30 for a preliminary hearing.

The Coyotes lost to Simi Valley 10-5 in a Valley Invitational League game on Monday.

We posted a feature on a new set of equipment known as auto belays now being used on the rock wall at the Agoura/Calabasas Community Center.

Auto belays allow a person to scale the wall solo without the help of a partner on the ground.

That was followed by our coverage of Agoura Pony baseball games played on June 21.

WEDNESDAY

We posted a story on

We posted coverage of the weekly Kids Club event held at The Commons every Tuesday.

The Las Virgenes Unified Board of Education voted Tuesday to table a decision that would reduce the pay of classified workers by 5.4 percent pending further mediation between the two parties.

The day came to an end with a post about where Calabasas High seniors will be heading to college in the fall.

THURSDAY

Calabasas High suffered another loss in the Valley Invitational League; this time it was a 6-1 loss to Kennedy.

The Calabasas City Council approved the 2010-11 budget on Wednesday. While there were some cuts, including the nixing of some community events, no cuts will be made to personnel at the Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff's Station.

With summer underway, we posted a list of our top five suggestions on how to stay cool in Calabasas during the scorching months ahead.

The final story of the day was our coverage of a workshop held on Wednesday to gather input for a LA County bicycle master plan.

FRIDAY

We posted a

Our weekly hiking column

That was followed by a Q & A with Chief Financial Officer Gary Lysik about the 2010-11 citywide budget.

SATURDAY

The weekend began with a review of Banzai Sushi.

Next, we posted our coverage of Calabasas High's 8-6 loss to Granada Hills in a Valley Invitational League game on Friday.

The day wrapped up with a post about the Movie Under the Stars event held at the Tennis and Swim Center on Friday. "Monsters vs. Aliens" was screened for families.