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Used Computer Sales Up
Network Hardware Resale poll finds that customers like savings and service.
UCSB Closes in on Women’s Basketball Coach
Announcement expected this week on who will replace the retiring Mark French. Plus, schedule of today's sporting events.
Crispin Leather Closes
Shoe store had catered to discerning hippies since 1965.
Drunk Driver Sentenced to Three Years
Mid-term sentence for woman who killed passenger in 2006 collision.
Spitting Nickels
DRI allowed into Myanmar; Barney stands by Chicago roots story.
Santa Barbara International Film Festival Hires Two
Follows departure of key staff members earlier this year.
From I.V., on Mother’s Day
Thoughts of Mom as graduation day approaches.
Recognizing Emotional Baggage
Adult Ed offers a day-long conference where therapists teach how to recognize when emotional baggage interfers with the present.
Goleta’s Finest
Chamber of Commerce celebrates Goleta Valley’s citizens of the year.
Arraignments Delayed for Murder Suspects
All will appear in court next week.
Goleta Honors Its Best and Brightest
Black tie ball celebrates achievements of notable Goletans.
UCSB to Reap Benefits of Stem Cell Grant
Lois Capps praises stem cell research despite other politicians’ opposition.
Paper Dolls
Separating mom from myth in the greeting card universe.
How to Make Money in Real Estate
Financial advice columnist Kevin Bourke shows you how. Not an infomercial. Results may vary.
Triple Bottom Line
From bottom line = profit to "triple bottom line" = people, planet, profit, this transformation is happening, its rate quickening.
State Could Give Jail Funding
Board recommendation will be looked at on 9/18.
MacKinnon Gets Endorsements from DA, Sheriffs Association
Three-way judge race comes to vote on June 3.
Goleta Man Breaks Leg in 101 Motorbike Accident
Curtis Oshock, 53, was transported to Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital for treatment.
Help with Assisted Living
Choosing an assisted living community can be daunting, and not surprisingly, an industry has arisen to help people accomplish it.
City Council Approves New Public Works Director
Christina Anderson to helm city’s largest department.
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