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HONORING THE BEST—Recipients of the Moorpark Chamber of Commerce 2026 Community Awards gather for a group photo Oct. 20 at M on High. The annual event celebrates contributions to the community. Isabel Lawrence Photographers The Moorpark Chamber of Commerce recognized 20 individuals, businesses and organizations for their contributions to the community during its annual Community Awards luncheon Oct. 20 at M on High. The 2026 awards honored people making a difference in Moorpark through business, education, public service, volunteer work, athletics and community involvement. This year’s winners included David Pollock, Local Legend; Michelle Barrett, Woman of the Year; and Scott Mosher, Man of the Year. Other honorees included Hearth Restaurant & Coffee, Business of the Year; Moorpark Pantry Plus, Nonprofit of the Year; Golden Plumbing, Professional Business of the Year; and the 100 Group, Best Place to Work.

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