Hot Sauce, Dogs and Hikes

The weather may have been in full gloom this week, but Agoura Hills Patch covered everything hot. Our Wild Agoura columnist braved the sun along the city's acclaimed Cheeseboro Canyon Trail. We gave it to you straight about Agoura's latest hot dog joint. And Scotty B's saucy stand was the subject of our Fresh from the Farmers Market. 

Catch up on those stories and everything else that went down around town between Sept. 6 and 11.

MONDAY

Patch introduced you to Scotty B's Hot Sauces. The Sunday Farmers Market stand's dressings add sizzle and heat, and they're not just for summer barbecue season.

For Agoura High 10th-grader Emma Gordon, the beginning of classes brought new challenges and new faces. 

Patch caught up with , in this week's I <3 Agoura Hills.

TUESDAY

With Oaks Christian and St. Bonaventure joining the Marmonte League, the Chargers will get stern tests every week of the season.

Nationwide Medical was our Invisible Business. This company supplies masks to help sleep apnea suffers get a restful night.

This week's Generations of Graduates Agoura High alum is a member of the class of '05 and now teaches in South-Central Los Angeles.

WEDNESDAY

Robert Coutts confronted the heat and guided us along Agoura's famed trail in this week's Wild Agoura.

Patch got the scoop on Agoura's latest eatery—Big Joe's Hot Dogs. I.C. Rosen gave the Chicago style dogs two thumbs up.

THURSDAY

Shaney Bogartz, 94, revealed her secrets to living a long life in Agoura Hills. 

We introduced you to Carol Gurney, our local animal communicator. She talks to animals and has created her own institute to teach others how she does it.

Patch covered Agoura High's scrimmage against Camarillo. Tim Haddock predicted that the Chargers would see a lot of two tight end sets and a strong running game when the season opened with a non-league game against Ventura.

FRIDAY

The subject of this week's Agoura Mom Files was body image and Sip Malibu Cielo Wine Bar was featured in The Agoura Scene.

Patch reported on a lawsuit against the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department by the deputy who arrested Mel Gibson. James Mee alleges that he's been passed up for promotions since initially refusing to alter a drunk driving arrest report to remove anti-Semitic slurs made by the actor.

SATURDAY

We asked VIP volunteer and Patch's July 24 Hometown Hero Piper Auslinn to write a reflection on the ninth anniversary of Sept. 11.

Our Artfully Agoura spotlighted local artist Fred Stone and his famous painting Partners.