Thousand Oaks Offers Photo Op
Residents who lived in Thousand Oaks before it became a city in 1964 are invited to be in a group photo at the Civic Arts Plaza as part of the city’s 40th anniversary celebration.
Participants will gather inside the Fred Kavli Theatre at 5 p.m. Tuesday for the photo. The photo session will be followed by a City Council proclamation and a reception in City Hall chambers.
The event is part of an ongoing anniversary celebration.
Earlier Tuesday, a mature oak tree will be planted on the front lawn of the arts plaza in tribute to City Manager Phil Gatch, who started working for the city in 1967 and is its longest-tenured employee.
Those planning to participate in the group photo and attend the reception are asked to call the city manager’s office at 449-2120 by Monday to register.
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