Story Archive for September 2007

Sunday, Sept. 30

• Driver Hits Three

• Santa Barbara Surfrider Holds Paddle Out for Clean Water

• Your Worship

Saturday, Sept. 29

• Capps Visits IV Neighborhood Clinic

• Hell on Wheel

• The Coral Sea

• Man Arrested at Downtown Supermarket

Friday, Sept. 28

• Close of Friday, September 28

• Buellton Motel Catches Fire

• Peta Praises Carl's Jr.

• The News-Press Waiting Game

• Forest Closure to be Reduced

• Them Terribles

Thursday, Sept. 27

• Rudy Giuliani Does the Biltmore and Joe’s Café

• Powerless Steering

• Giuliani To Speak at Joe's Today

• Modern Slavery Expert Speaks at Westmont

• Oil Trouble on the Water

• Instant Communication

• Feds Target S.B. Medical Marijuana Shops

• Ag Restrictions Get Loose

• Snowy Plovers on the Rise

• Whale Killed By Ship in Channel

• Car Washes Fined

• Locals Only Music Issue

• South Coast Home Sales Drop

• Matilija Dam to Go Down in 2010

• Clinton Tees Up in Montecito

• Brit Swims Santa Barbara Channel

• Gun Club Denied Access in National Forest

• Study Concludes Bridge Suicide Barriers Ineffective

• Lamponis To Retire

• Controversial Study of Chumash Casino Eliminated

• DA Reviews Elder Neglect and Abuse

• Jackson Approved for Planning Commission

• Teen Stabbed in Potentially Gang-Related Attack

• Intoxicated Driver Overturns Truck

• Attorney Charged with Meth Possession

• Zaca Fire Starters Delay Arraignment

• The Loose Affiliation of Artists Brings Humpty Dumpty to Center Stage

• A Visit to Angel Stadium with Super Fan Phil Womble

• Which Flora to Plant Each Month

• Body Found on 154 Identified

• Biggest Pot Bust in County History

• Another YES for Measure A

• Bicycle Bonus

• Tribal Takeover

• Farewell, Sisters

• Homage to Ken and Maggie Millar

• Positively State Street

• Meadow Malarkey

• Prudence, Not Favoritism

• Case of the Perfidious Poodle

• Public Safety Pressure

• A Roundup of Eastside Eateries

• Vonda Shepard Takes On SOhO

• Schwarzenegger's Thin Veil

• Meet the Editors

• Let's Share Bikes

• vol. 21, no. 089, Sept. 27 - Oct. 4, 2007

• Unfounded Water Woes

• Problem-Solving Materialism

• Good Land Water Torture

• Living Page Photo

• We Deserve the Best!

• Patient Appointed to Interview Mental Health Czar

• Naomi Klein Takes on Deregulation in The Shock Doctrine

• John McLaughlin and the 4th Dimension.

• Phil Lesh and Friends.

• The Bravery

• Anti-War Artwork

• Week Spot Photo - I Madonnari Chalk Painting Festival

• Eastern Promises

• This  Week in History

• Indie Music Show

• Give a Little

• Literature Symposium

• Presidio Research Center Houses Fine Food Fundraiser

• Passport to a World of Wine

• Pearl Oyster Bar

• Special House Salad from Saigon In & Out

• 17

• Quiz: Goin’ to College, Hollywood-Style

• Surviving I.V.

• Scrabble Challenge

• 3 Q's with Wayne W. Nie

• Deva Premal Becomes One with the Audience

• Santa Barbara Chamber Orchestra

• The Best of the Rest

• Featured Bands

• County Supervisors Consider Parcel Tax

• Question: What were schools like in Santa Barbara after the Americans came to power?

• Coming Out and Going Straight

• Black Moth Super Rainbow Heads Back to School

• Doing the Half-Century Stomp

• I Hate Hamlet

• A Delicate Balance

• Across the Universe

• Paul Haggis, Director of In the Valley of Elah, Discusses Hidden Impacts of Iraq War

• It’s All The Stuff of Thought
  for Steven Pinker

• Rebecca Solnit’s Storming the Gates of Paradise: Landscapes for Politics

• Ensemble Theatre Company Opens The Clean House

• Pink Martini

• UCSB Fundraiser Reaching Goal

• Sea Bass Released at Stearns Wharf

• The Flamenco of Javier Barón

• Toni Iordache

• Go to the Santa Barbara Book & Author Festival

• Theater Book Club

• Author at Maravilla

Wednesday, Sept. 26

• Small Fire Doused at SB Harbor

• Judge Declines to Double Nelson's Bail

• Santa Barbarans Unite for Hillary

• Stabbing Victim Leaves Hospital

• DJ Dan Breaks it Down

• Happy Birthday Montage!

• The Veltexans

Tuesday, Sept. 25

• Wendy McCaw Takes the Stand

• Biggest Pot Bust in Santa Barbara History?

• Supervisors Approve Jackson as 3rd District Planner

• College — It's All About Stripping

• The Day of Two Million

• Wendy McCaw Enters Bankruptcy Court

Monday, Sept. 24

• Bias, Legality Once Again Debated at News-Press Hearing

• Unity Shoppe Talent Show Draws a Wide Mix

• Kucinich Campaigns in Santa Barbara

• Transforming Relationships

Sunday, Sept. 23

• Here Comes Halo 3

Saturday, Sept. 22

• The Coral

Friday, Sept. 21

• Alternative Transit Champion Barry Siegel Dies

• Close of Friday, September 21

• Teen Stabbed on Westside, Hospitalized

• Montage Remembers Barry Siegel

• The New Pornographers

Thursday, Sept. 20

• The Rain Maker Cometh

• Zaca Fire Arraignment Delayed

• UCSB Students, Faculty Rally Behind Textbook Bill

• A World Record — With a Footnote?

• Network Hardware Resale Makes Cut

• Ellwood Acreage Saved, Bishop Ranch Eyed

• Class Differences

• Taking the Stand: Yes, I Do Solemnly Swear

• Supporters Rally for Evicted Nuns

• Walkin’ the Light Blue Line

• New Allies, Diminished Expectations for Commuter Rail

• Immigration Crackdown?

• The Birth of a Sacred Site by Donald Stadtner

• Art Master

• Juarez Attorney Asks for Extension

• Express Jet May Service Santa Barbara

• Velvet Revolver, with Alice in Chains.

• Last Train to Dogville

• Road Rage Ends in Arrest

• Downtown Organization Executive Director Steps Down

• Bren Names Patio After Sponsor

• Cottage Conflict of Interest Question

• Motorcyclist Killed By Drunk Driver

• 2007 Green Award Winners Announced

• Man Found Dead On Highway 154

• Modest Mouse

• Author Diana Raab Digs into Family History

• Question: How old is the Santa Barbara Museum of Art? —Arlene Kupchella

• Fall Fashion 2007

• Courthouse Jazz Series

• This  Week in History

• Blogs Serve Up S.B. Flavor

• Debate Continues Over Agricultural Conflict-of-Interest

• Food-ical Chairs

• The Work of Michael Jackson

• Peach Poblano Pork Chops

• Judy Collins Comes to the Marjorie Luke Theatre

• Positively State Street

• The Brave One

• Give a Little

• Anita Roddick 1942-2007

• Discovering Art in Unconventional Spaces

• Cinema e Vino Paradiso

• Rubicon Takes On Albee’s A Delicate Balance

• Quiz: Your Inner Fashionista

• High School Fashion

• 11

• Dog Day Afternoon

• Stone Brewing Co. Celebration and Invitational Beer Festival

• Fridays at Fairview

• A Report from Canada’s Biggest Film Festival

• Historic Landmarks Calls For Historic Design at Botanic Gardens

• To the Governor’s Health

• CAF Celebrates Tri-County Artists with True Métier

• StylePhile

• Goleta Planning Commission Authorizes Overpass

• UCSB Women Kick Off Season as Americans Fight for Victory in China

• Humanizing Man's Best Friend

• Pro-Growth In Goleta

• Goleta and Red Cross Form Partnership

• Philip Koplin’s Art From Scratch: Notes from Nowhere.

• Firestone's Folly

• Vietnam Redux

• Designer Kelly Morgan’s Fall Collection Mixes Rock ’n’ Roll with Girly Chic

• Work It

• Without Homes, Not Without Rights

• Blood Pressure 911

• Poorly Punished Prisoner

• Protecting Beach Habitat

• Vegetation Gone Awry

• Vulgar Display of Power

• County Planning Commission Releases Naples TDR Report

• Mi.el Designs Launches in S.B.

• Westmont Work Curtailed by County

• Celebration at Sperling Preserve

• Ad Campaign Raises Eyebrows

• Santa Barbara’s Matinée Recordings Celebrates 10 Years of Pristine Pop

• Costco Explores Solar Power Option

• Unions Against Measure A

• Beautifully Giving Peeps

• Firefighters' Union Will Not Endorse Candidates

• Blum Attends National Conference of Mayors

• Two-Alarm Blaze Near Gaviota Hot Springs

• Salsa all Day Long

• California at War

• Tegan & Sara

• See Blues Legend Otis Taylor

• Nelson Receives Additional Charges From DA

• Bad Dog and Other Plays

• Camerata Pacifica

• Plants Named for Gods and Goddesses

• Orfalea Children's Center Opened at Cottage

• Three Views of the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden

• A Master’s Passing

• The South Coast Needs Bikes!

• vol. 21, no. 088, Sept. 20 - 27, 2007

• Ship Kills Blue Whale

• Carwashes Swept

Wednesday, Sept. 19

• The Jupiter Finger

• Dead Man Found Near Highway 154 Identified

• News-Press Takes the Offensive

• Bill Clinton Golfs with Jimmy Connors

• Who Will Succeed Firestone?

• City Firefighters Decline to Make Council Endorsements

• Contemporary Arts Forum Calls for Entries from Tri-Counties

• Conflict of Interest in Cottage Hospital Construction Bid?

• The Pines

Tuesday, Sept. 18

• Party On

• Judy Collins

Monday, Sept. 17

• DA Files Additional Charges Against Accused Sex Offender

• Evanescence Coming to Bowl

• Body Found Near Highway 154

• Homeland Security Official Speaks on "The New Normal"

• Sisters Banned From City

• Secrets of Cell Phones

Sunday, Sept. 16

• Task Force Blues

Saturday, Sept. 15

• The News-Press/ NLRB Trial: The Past Week

• Jim Lauderdale

Friday, Sept. 14

• News-Press's Special Expert Witness Not Special Enough

• Neutopia’s Palms

• Johnny Irion

• Housing Sales Rise as Real Estate Prices Soar

Thursday, Sept. 13

• Steepleton, Apodaca Return to the Witness Stand

• Dead Blue Whale May Wash Up

• Man Killed in Hollister Avenue Accident

• Goleta General Plan Changes

• Going to the Principal’s Office

• Mop Scene

• Third District Eyes Possible Planning Commissioner C.J. Jackson

• Kids’ Care Takes a Hit

• Obama Rallies in Santa Barbara

• Court Interpreters Strike

• Union Activists Disloyal, News-Press Lawyer Claims

• 2007 Fall Arts Preview - Pop and Rock

• 2007 Fall Arts Preview - Books and Lectures

• 2007 Fall Arts Preview - Film

• 2007 Fall Arts Preview - Jazz

• Harding School’s New Cafeteria Program

• Traveling Trouble

• Thoughts on Oaxaca

• An Open Letter to LAFCo and City Council

• Presidential Punishment

• Responding to Wes

• Shame On Shannon

• More Walk-platz Support

• Indignantly Independent

• Wealth Isn't the Answer

• Hail to the Chief...of Fire

• Democrats Endorse City Council Candidates

• Howdy Partner

• Positively State Street

• Rap Pioneers Sugarhill Gang Come to Santa Barbara

• California Poet Laureate Al Young to Read at Book & Author Festival

• The Rediscovery of Selden Spaulding.

• Shoot Em Up

• New Plans for Miramar Development

• Talk to Me

• Botanic Graden Development Work Denied

• New Footbridge in Montecito

• Get Alive!

• What's Your Story?

• Three Reasons to See Bad Dog and Other Plays

• 3 Q's for John Cowan

• Wine Sale

• Running Dogs Gather No Bones

• Hot Off the Press

• Solid Oak Software Introduces Vtoken

• KEYT Introduces Hi-Def Programming

• City of Goleta Examines Fairview Gardens' Improvements

• Mobile Home Bill Defeated

• Future of Bethany Nuns Uncertain

• State Legislature Passes Healthcare Bill

• Capps Rebukes Petraeus

• Epicurious George

• vol. 21, no. 087, Sept. 13 - 20, 2007

• Freeway-Widening Project May Affect Business

• 2007 Fall Arts Preview

• Surviving the Suicide of a Daughter and a Niece

• An American in Paris

• Santa Barbara Housing Market in Decline

• Unwanted Outsiders

• Week Spot Photo : Modest Mouse

• This  Week in History

• Galactic

• Council Proposes Steamlining Zoning Rules

• 2007 Fall Arts Preview - Dance

• 2007 Fall Arts Preview - Classical

• New Transit Center Under Discussion

• 2007 Fall Arts Preview - Theater

• Permanent Roundabouts to be Placed

• Council Imposes Moratorium on New Dispensaries

• Candidates Begin Race With Healthy Campaign Funds

• 2007 Fall Arts Preview - Visual Arts

• Pink Martini Plays the Arlington

• Brief Beaches

• Bonkers for Barack

• Nun Of It!

• Petraeus' Prattle

• All Hail the Supreme Commander

• 89 portraits of Vietnam Zippos

• IV to Get New Police Station

• A High School, College, and Pro Football Round-Up with Soccer and Volleyball Bits

• Trying to Understand the Senator Sex Scandal

• Rita Solinas 1931 – 2007

• Lindy Legend Frankie Manning Returns to Santa Barbara

• Farr and Bearman Bid For County Board of Supervisors

• Firestone Will Not Seek Another Term

• County Groups Honor 9/11 Victims

• The Telluride Wrap-Up

• Juveniles Started Lompoc-Area Fire

• Downed Power Line Caused Blaze

• Sail-Ebration

• Kayaking the California Coast

• Castles in the Sand

• The Joker and the Thief

• 300

• Folk Trio Peter, Paul & Mary To Be Honored by Peace Group

• New Chef Prepares Delectables at Santa Ynez Inn

• Plugging In, Swinging Left

• Seashore Sculpture

• Homegrown Potatoes

• Marijuana Grow Eradicated

• Twins Arrested in Multiple Burglaries

• Child-proofed: State Street Storytime

• Man Arrested in Connection with Murder

• Give a Little

• Perfect, Perfectly Easy, Grilled Shrimp

• Tom Collins

• Civil Suit Filed in Assault Case

• Man Accused of Assault

Wednesday, Sept. 12

• Evans, Keegan Take Stand in News-Press/NLRB Trial

• By the Numbers

• City Council Votes for More Mini-Roundabouts

• SBIFF Makes Variety’s Film Fest List

• City Council Committee Ponders Pot Club Moratorium

• Citizen Rallies for Sisters of Bethany

• Capps Argues Reports of Progress in Iraq

• Thurston Moore

Tuesday, Sept. 11

• What Kind of Circus Is This?

• The Heart—and Humor—of the News-Press Matter

• Santa Barbara Food Landmarks High and Low Celebrate

• Gallery Spotlight: Karpeles Manuscript Museum

• Minipop

• Santa Barbara Remembers 9/11

• Save the Eastside's Sisters of Bethany

• Meditations on the Master Plan

Monday, Sept. 10

• Obama Addresses 4,000 at City College

• Inside Oprah’s Obama Party

• Barack Obama Rocks Santa Barbara

• Mind & Supermind

• Immaculate Machine

Saturday, Sept. 8

• Starshine's Cancellation Questioned

• Hobbs Takes the Stand

• Love

Friday, Sept. 7

• Close of Friday, September 7

• Firestone Will Not Seek Second Term

• Vets Sue the States

• Heavy Trash

Thursday, Sept. 6

• Fired Davison Faces News-Press Attorney

• Battle of the Bias

• vol. 21, no. 086, Sept. 6 - 13, 2007

• KEYT Finally Gets High-Definition Broadcast

• Obama to Appear at Free Rally Saturday

• We Did Start the Fire

• Cappello Seeks Sanctions Against Teamsters

• Houses Rocked, Wires Crossed, and Emails Hidden

• Going Back to School

• News-Press Trial Enters Third Week

• SBCC’s SPARC Program Expands Horizons

• Law Enforcement Eradicates Illegal Marijuana Field

• CHP Notes Low Occurrence of DUIs Over Holiday

• El Camino Elementary Teacher Accused of Molestation

• Lompoc Wind Farm Could Break Ground this Spring

• 3 Q's with Lance Mason

• Black Francis

• Dance Scholarships

• Georges Rouault’s Miserere et Guerre: This Anguished World of Shadows.

• Toulouse Vineyards

• Ordinary to Extraordinary: FSA Photographs

• Priests Prey, Sisters Pay

• Celebrate Brazilian Independence Day

• High School Editor Rebukes News-Press

• Hispanic Business Magazine Ranks Universities

• Coral Casino Pool Reopened

• No Dogs in Guadalupe

• Blue Line Blues

• Small Brush Fire in Montecito

• Meat Makes Heat

• Warning: Children in Charge

• Lightning Starts Fire

• Measure A Supporter

• Brush Fire Stops Traffic on 101

• Impeachment is a Responsibility

• Gang-related Stabbing on San Andres Street

• Some Areas Closed from Zaca Fire

• Walt Hopmans 1918 - 2007

• Problems with Paradise

• Story Poles Erected at Miramar

• Adult Ed Classes Help You Go Green

• Matt Straka’s Notable Rejects

• Your Worship: Bodipath

• My Dog Ate the Homework

• Crisis of Confidence at the School District

• Death Sentence

• Last Chance for Bands

• Positively State Street

• Halloween

• $12 million

• SoCal Edison Reports Record Power Usage

• Urinetown, the Musical presented by PCPA.

• Santa Barbara Chanteuse Kate Wallace Plays Song Tree

• Antarctic Scientists Meet at UCSB

• After More than a Century, the Lobero Theatre Still Reigns Supreme

• The Frameworks/Caruso-Woods Gallery Reopens

• UCSB Focuses On Mental Health at Orientation

• Man Tries To Enter Plane Illegally

• The Senior File

• FBI Still Searching for Bank Robber

• Wanda Jackson at Velvet Jones

• Carpinteria Man Wanted for Robbery and Battery

• Cheese and Beer

• Pimp my Ride

• Jerry Douglas at the Lobero Theatre

• This  Week in History

• The Truth Is Out There

• Quiz: Rumor Has It...

• El Capitan Canyon Concerts

• Congress Must Renew the Children’s Health and Medicare Protection Act

• Preparing Your Garden for Fall

• Give a Little

• Bakers and E-Newsletter Makers

• Bread & Roses & Vino & Causes

• Dr Laura's Son Investigated By Army

• Neo-Con Pipe Dream

• SBCC Has Its Home Opener on September 8

• Father Kelly’s Curse

• Cindy Lee Berryhill Brings Neil Young’s Message to the Masses

• John Pitman 1930-2007

• California Federation of Interpreters Goes On Strike

• Chumash Oppose CJ Jackson

• James Mangold Updates the American Western with 3:10 to Yuma

• Velvet Revolver Drummer Matt Sorum Checks In from the Road

• Ain’t That the Truth

• New Water Distribution Meets Opposition

• Joel Miller’s The Still Life — with Toad’s Dean Dinning — Comes Out on DVD

• A Thought from Mr. Marshall

• Artist Bob Dickey’s de-Wine Inspiration

• Ditch the Brown Bags

• Westmont Gets New Telescope

• More Audio Books for Santa Barbara Classrooms

• Der Walk-platz

• Accessible Blades

• Charges Filed in Zaca Fire

• A New Queen of Mean

• CallWave Hits One Million Mark

• I.V. May Add 1,447 Housing Units

• Hispanic Business Magazine Rates Top Companies

• Legislation Bans Lead Ammunition

• Rodney Brown Named CEO of CA Bankers Association

• The Beat Goes Off

Wednesday, Sept. 5

• Timing on the Lines of the Hands

• Audio Books Go to School

• ATK Rockets

• Frontier Technology Tests Water

• CallWave's Million Message Mark

• Hispanic Business Magazine Rates

• Architecture in Helsinki

Tuesday, Sept. 4

• Story Poles Up at the Miramar

• Round and Round We Go

• The Labor Party

• Midday Fight Ends in Non-Fatal Stabbing

• Public Invited to Free Marketing Workshop

• So Cal Edison Supplies Record Amount of Electricity

• Fire Continues to Cause Delays

• Fire on Gaviota Coast

• Rilo Kiley

Monday, Sept. 3

• Not So Big: The First Step in Sustainability

• Josh Ritter

Saturday, Sept. 1

• Black Rebel Motorcycle Club

• Chemical Burns

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