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Story Archive for April 2009

Thursday, April 30

  • Cathedral Oaks Loses Wrongful Death Suit
  • Georgia Is Ready for a Home
  • Peeping Reds' Grand Reopening
  • Death Cab for Cutie at UCSB's Thunderdome
  • UCSB Screens Films on African Child Soldiery
  • Santa Barbara Bodies of Water "Impaired," Report Says
  • City Hires Ventura Investigators for Scoles Case
  • Stimulus Money Grants UCSB $19 Million for Energy Research
  • Setback for Carpinteria Slant-Drilling Operation
  • El Encanto, Neighbors Ordered to Mediation
  • Damien Jurado's Blind Date with Destiny
  • Don't Dampen Wine Industry
  • Mike Doughty Plays Solo at SOhO
  • Is Your Fish Ecologically Fishy?
  • Walking with the Farmer and the Cook
  • Underage and Under the Influence
  • Cruel Cuts
  • Dirt Flies at Botanic Garden
  • Teen Testifies in Jeschke Trial
  • Frankie Goes Out Swinging
  • Pitcher Perfect in Paris
  • News from the S.B. Style Front
  • The May-December Campaign
  • Bacara Is Your Friend
  • Cinco del Perro
  • Sing Sing Brings Aboriginal Australia to UCSB
  • Kidz for a Cure
  • Sports 4-30
  • Education 4-30
  • City 4-30
  • Law and Disorder 4-30
  • County 4-30
  • Australian Chamber Orchestra with Anderas Scholl, Countertenor
  • Speaking of Stories "Tasty Tales"
  • The Soloist
  • State of Play
  • Learning Yoga For the Joy of It
  • Buddha Abides Returns to Frameworks
  • News to Yous
  • We need the BARRIER now!
  • Gardening Events
  • Green Buses or Regular?
  • Making It Home
  • Telling Stories
  • Maeve Edith Mckinley
  • Good Things Come in Weird Venues
  • Stone Architecture in Santa Barbara
  • Say Roblar, Say Wat!
  • volume 23, number 172, April 30-May 7, 2009
  • Protection Rackets
  • So Long, Salonen
  • Expletives Included
  • That Was No Bonus
  • Compa±-a Nacional de Danza 2 at UCSB's Campbell Hall April 24.
  • Give a Little
  • Talkin' 'Bout My Generation
  • 1st Thursday (Underground)

Wednesday, April 29

  • Extortion Plot at Marijuana Dispensary Alleged
  • All Sorority Volleyball Tournament Spikes Its Way to Success
  • Reza Aslan to Speak at UCSB
  • Yoga Therapy
  • Robert Bly at the Granada Theatre

Tuesday, April 28

  • My Son's Peaceful Defiance
  • Positively YES!
  • The Western States Motel
  • Louise Arbour at UCSB's Campbell Hall
  • UCSB Panel Offers Pros, Cons of Floatopia
  • Week in Sports: Vaqueros Vie for Baseball Playoffs
  • Gaucho Alums Back in Harder Stadium
  • Jeschke Trial: Day Two
  • S.B. Channels TV Station Moves to Goleta

Monday, April 27

  • Ultralight Backpacking Talk
  • Gottesmans Awarded $14 Million
  • Press Conference Held to Discuss Swine Flu
  • Primavera Festival at UCSB
  • The Pack at Velvet Jones
  • The Amazing Nasons
  • UCSB's Engineers Without Borders Group Hosts Tournament
  • Activists Encourage Awareness of African War with Mock Abductions

Sunday, April 26

  • S.B. Swine Flu Free
  • Watching for Weather
  • No Clear Killer in Roldan Murder
  • Human Origins Symposium a Smash
  • The Dalai Lama Talks Secular Ethics

Saturday, April 25

  • Painting Portrait of Marijuana Use
  • Protestors Urge Capps to Endorse Single-Payer Healthcare
  • Dr. Richard Tarnas to Speak at Mind & Supermind
  • Shall We Kiss
  • Student Travel Expeditions
  • Westmont's Virtual Recycling
  • Chester Gets His Wish

Friday, April 24

  • Dalai Lama Imparts Wisdom to UCSB Crowd
  • El Encanto Renovation Morphs
  • CASA Costume Fundraiser
  • Teens Take Stand in Jeschke Trial
  • Companies Survive Canoe Challenge
  • Channel Islands National Park to Receive Funding
  • Pet Poisons
  • "For Those Who Are About to Pretend to Rock!"
  • Santa Barbara Tops Best-Hair City List
  • Mental Health Advocates Protest Possible Budget Cuts
  • Botanic Garden Volunteers on Strike

Thursday, April 23

  • Advice for Dalai Lama Day
  • Happy California Trails
  • UCSB Shoots Out Stern Email Discouraging Floatopia 2
  • Botanic Garden Lays Off 10
  • Pappas Appeals Voter Fraud Case Dismissal
  • Real Estate Agent Thyne to Run for City Council
  • SB County Petroleum Lawsuit Dismissed
  • Foothill Road Closes for Construction
  • Spring Greening
  • EOS to Expand
  • Bloc Party at the San Luis Obispo Veterans Hall
  • Goleta Eyes 300 Units
  • Sharing the Pain in Paradise
  • Pro-Pot Docs Organize
  • Mental Health Money Mess
  • UB40's Thirty-Year-Long Labor of Love
  • France's Ballet Preljocaj to Perform in Santa Barbara April 28.
  • Sonny Rollins Brings His Tenor Sax Back to UCSB
  • Lucha VaVoom Returns to the Majestic Ventura Theater
  • Annual Sea Festival
  • Give a Little
  • Jamie McLeod
  • Faire-y Tale
  • Casino Night
  • Joe Loves Sonny
  • Federal Reserve to Blame for Poor Economy
  • The Grocer's Wife
  • High Noon Garden Exposure
  • volume 23, number 171, April 23-30, 2009
  • Playing with Clay
  • Invitation Only?!
  • Tenzin Gyatso
  • Foster Parenthood
  • Where Is Post Office When You Need It?
  • That Was No Bonus
  • Dancing in the Street
  • Amok Students
  • The Informers
  • Different Strokes
  • Breeder Lovers
  • Not Timey
  • Insignificant Risks
  • Poetic Car-Key
  • Environment 4-23
  • Goleta 4-23
  • County 4-23
  • Law and Disorder 4-23
  • Tax-Dodger Dreams
  • Figuring Out the Futures Tastings
  • The Willie Sutton Initiatives
  • Everybody Dance Now! Troupe to Perform at Earl Warren
  • News to Yous
  • The Northstar Session
  • Ballot Box of Historic Proportions
  • Oil Essential to Economy Now
  • David Goldman, Travel Writer
  • Hooray for Bacara
  • What Can Be Cut?
  • Genesis West's La Terrasse at Center Stage Theater April 17
  • Where Everything Is Edible
  • Reds Cafe Now Urban Wine Bar
  • Fleet Foxes
  • Ain't Got No Dog
  • Clouds Gathering Over Police Chief
  • Camerata Pacifica Martini Club
  • Flag of Many Colors
  • Silent Light
  • Singer/Songwriters Dominate This Week's Concert Lineup

Wednesday, April 22

  • Eye on I.V. Looks Back
  • Citibank Robbed
  • Menomena at Velvet Jones

Tuesday, April 21

  • Coachella Wrap-Up
  • Don't Let Them Have All the Fun
  • Breakers Remain Unbreakable
  • The Mythical Cougar
  • The Men Behind the Myths
  • Protesters Rally Against Blair
  • PCPA Theaterfest's Les Miserables
  • S.B. Symphony and Special Guests at the Granada April 19
  • The Fight of My Life
  • Tony Blair at the Arlington April 20
  • Week in Sports: Baseball, Running at All-Gaucho Reunion
  • Bill Bryson at UCSB April 15
  • $26 Million Pot Grow Discovered in Los Padres
  • TV on the Radio at the Majestic Ventura Theater
  • UCSB's Carsey-Wolf Center Snags Grant
  • Water Experts Talk Worldwide Wetness
  • U.S. Interior Secretary Holds Offshore Drilling Hearing

Monday, April 20

  • Pilot Still Missing
  • Earth Day 2009
  • Nebbia, Presented by Cirque Eloize
  • Bill Bryson at the Granada, Tuesday April 14.
  • New Kids on the Block at the Santa Barbara Bowl

Sunday, April 19

  • To Halve or Halve Not Creek Setbacks?
  • Not Just for Jews
  • Honoring a Gaucho Rugby Star
  • Lost Secrets of the Sunbird Quicksilver Mine

Saturday, April 18

  • An Eco-Home in the Park
  • UCSB and Cal Poly Engineer Together
  • Tax Harvesting
  • Diamonds May Be a Key to Quantum Information Flow
  • How Savvy Are Girls About Pregnancy and STDs?
  • Kimya Dawson at Biko Co-Op Garage

Friday, April 17

  • Birthday Bash Responsible for Saturday's Montecito Fireworks
  • Why Does the Dalai Lama Matter?
  • Go Vegetarian
  • Water Experts Talk World Conflict

Thursday, April 16

  • Learning from Old-Timey Tunes
  • Notes from the County Courthouse Set
  • Unplug the Idiot Box
  • Greka Goofs Again
  • Hunting for Human Origins
  • Police Department Awarded for Anti-Gang Efforts
  • $1.5 Million to Be Spent on Steelhead Habitat
  • Janitors Protest Albertsons' Use of Allegedly Toxic Chemicals
  • Plans for Food Scrap Recycling Program Expands
  • Ag Brings in $1 Billion
  • CPA Lawyers Net Cash Award
  • Fleet Foxes Make Post-Coachella Stop at UCSB
  • Desert Heat and Earthly Beats
  • Menomena
  • A Permeable Proposal
  • Gaviota, the Gone Land?
  • School Board Begins Budget Blood Bath
  • Movers and Shakers Get Shook
  • Favorite Sons Consider State's Top Seat
  • Yuja Wang Plays Hahn Hall, April 8
  • International Selections
  • Cirque loize Returns to Santa Barbara
  • Hemp Couture
  • Genesis West Presents La Terrasse
  • Dance Dammit! Presented by UCSB's Dance Department, April 9
  • volume 23, number 170, April 16-23, 2009
  • The Life Cube
  • How're Things in Iraq? Fine, Thanks.
  • Vote for Beauty
  • Arcobaleno Trade Founder: Sandie Doles, 1953-2008
  • Trattoria Vittoria
  • Law and Disorder 4-16
  • City 4-16
  • County 4-16
  • Environment 4-16
  • Education 4-16
  • The Boy Least Likely To
  • More Norwegian Woodard
  • Who Was Robert Canfield?
  • Observe and Report
  • Future Blues
  • It's Show Time
  • Huxley Slept Here
  • Open Letter
  • Saving the Silence
  • Climate Denier Award
  • Measure This
  • Dangling Carrots
  • Car as Household Appliance
  • Stepping Out
  • Sandy Beaches
  • Evolution Revolution
  • Strawberry Recipes Forever
  • Perfectly Pairing Plate and Grape
  • Robert Bly to Speak in Santa Barbara
  • 14th Annual Record-a-Thon Launches Monday
  • Back to Nature
  • Kiss Me Dogly
  • News to Yous
  • Give a Little
  • Halle

Wednesday, April 15

  • Bred to Kill
  • Judge Hill Made Right Call
  • Obama and the Bomb
  • Montecito Fireworks Still Under Investigation
  • How to Go Solar Soon
  • Father Recalls Drowned Child's Life
  • "Trashtopia" Is a Symptom
  • MTV's JabbaWockeez Bring Their Moves to the Bowl

Tuesday, April 14

  • NKOTB's Danny Wood on Reunions, Fans, and Stardom
  • They Got Terroir, We Got Alma
  • Dick Gibford to Read at Santa Barbara's Blue Agave
  • Santa Barbara Choral Society Foundation and Concert
  • Artistic License
  • Sin City
  • Welcome to Your Planet
  • Disabled Kids Hit the Diamond
  • Mesa Mania
  • Sheriff's Department Hosts Day for Safe Drug Disposal
  • Saturday Fireworks Set Off for Film
  • Registrar Among the Elephants
  • UCSB Researchers Examine Endangered Coral

Monday, April 13

  • Marrow Donations Needed
  • Condor Country
  • Week in Sports: Karch Kiraly TOC Features Strong Teams
  • Eastsiders Report Sunday Morning Gunshots
  • Mission Creek Flood Control Project Gets Final Okay
  • Levy Makes State Tax Deadbeat List
  • Mirah at SOhO
  • Former Ona Members Reemerge as the Omar Cowan Band

Sunday, April 12

  • The Last Man in Paradise
  • Goleta Valley Cottage: The Time Has Come
  • Whale Watching on the Condor
  • Prom: To Ask or Not to Ask

Saturday, April 11

  • Bacara Timeshares Project Lurches into Gear
  • Advice for Hard Times

Friday, April 10

  • Food + Plastic
  • Van Tassel Gets Probation
  • From Office to Outrigger
  • Death on East Beach
  • Police Arrest Man at Goleta Home
  • Bunny Festival
  • Fish & Wildlife Sued over Ashy Storm Petrel
  • Books For Sale!
  • McCaw Foundation Offers $25,000 Reward for Condor Shooter
  • 15-Year-Old Arrested for Sending Threatening Texts

Thursday, April 9

  • Radio Deejay Challenges State Senator
  • Adrianna Bachan Remembered at Santa Barbara Service
  • Largest Brown Heroin Bust in Sheriff's Department History
  • Supes Reverse Pro-Oil Stance
  • Two of Tea Fire Ten Plead No Contest to Trespassing
  • Bren School Researchers Make Sea Rise Map
  • Victory for Suit Against Pedophile Priests
  • City Council Lauds Children's Museum Plans
  • Anger at Tea Fire Pleas
  • Supes Oppose Chumash Plan
  • City and Activists Spar over Toxic Dirt
  • Miramar Full Steam Ahead
  • Cheers for 101-Unit Goleta Development
  • Apologies over Bad Arrest
  • Schneider Will Run
  • Med Clinic Gang Stand-Off
  • Isla Vista's Floatopia Fiasco
  • TV on the Radio Brings Dear Science to Ventura Theater
  • Dar Williams Finds the Promised Land
  • Beer Wars: A New Hop
  • Nights Returns to the Santa Barbara Museum of Art
  • Bill Bryson to Speak at the Granada Theatre
  • Gil Shaham and Sejong at UCSB's Campbell Hall
  • Fiddler on the Roof at Rubicon
  • The Odd Couple at Circle Bar B Dinner Theatre
  • Summer Camp Guide 2009
  • John Craigie's Travelin' Songs
  • News to Yous
  • Jaret Campisi
  • S.B. Designer Creates Eco-Couture for Brides-to-Be
  • Solvang Gets Its Own Little Plum
  • Vertical Beers
  • Wine Grapes for Nondrinkers
  • The Marketing Winemaker
  • Sweet Alley
  • Organic Wines a Sign of Earth Day Times
  • Wandering, Not Homeless
  • Trashopia
  • Health 4-9
  • Environment 4-9
  • Diesel Returns, Reenergizes Fast & Furious Franchise
  • Adventureland Takes Viewers on Surprisingly Poignant Ride
  • Education 4-9
  • Goleta 4-9
  • County 4-9
  • City 4-9
  • Law and Disorder 4-9
  • Sara Tan
  • Easy and Anita
  • Kiss of the Callow Canine
  • Positively State Street
  • Jonathan Ramirez
  • Teen Yoga
  • Summer Camp Quiz
  • By the Numbers
  • Outrigger Racing
  • volume 23, number 169, April 9-16, 2009
  • Killers All
  • Jordan Sharp-Eyed
  • Kids These Days
  • Everybody Dance Now
  • This Week in History
  • Single File
  • Give a Little
  • Juggle Mania
  • Plants that Offend the Nose but Delight the Eyes
  • Library Paradise Planned
  • Live Releases It's First Concert DVD
  • Why Susan Jordan Loves Homework

Wednesday, April 8

  • DJ Spooky's Terra Nova: Sinfonia Antarctica
  • If the Sewage Pipe Ain't Broke
  • Fired Reporter Sues for Overtime
  • Duke's Raises the Bar for Fight Night

Tuesday, April 7

  • Notes from the Road
  • Our Annual Poetry Contest
  • UCSB Baseball's Box of Chocolates
  • 'I would like to know something about the history of De la Guerra Plaza.'
  • Ultimate Boarder Jumps from Snow to Surf
  • Dusty Stinky Loud Continued
  • Mission Street Bike Lanes Open

Monday, April 6

  • The Tea Party Has Landed
  • Happy Harry's Produce Resprouts in Western Goleta

Sunday, April 5

  • From Survival to Forgiveness
  • The Tale of Mr. and Mrs. Squirrelly

Saturday, April 4

  • Week in Sports: UCSB Goes for Sweep Against Pacific
  • Tea Fire Victims Receive Aid
  • Greider Slams U.S. Financial Policy
  • Scam Targets Craigslist Apartment Hunters

Friday, April 3

  • Fiesta Lives
  • Arrest Made in USC Hit-and-Run Case
  • Pet Identification
  • The Graying of (Teen) America
  • Helping Health in Hard Times
  • Between Two Fires

Thursday, April 2

  • Suspected Auto Burglar Caught
  • Worth the Drive: Jeremy Jay
  • Police Grant Could Preserve Positions
  • Assault Suspect Arrested
  • Students Hold Cesar Ch¡vez Day Vigil
  • 36 Gas Stations Violate New Regulations
  • Police Get $400,000 Grant for Anti-Gang Efforts
  • Some Winter Shelter Residents Can Stay Longer
  • Pain of a Four-Year-Old's Death Has Stalked the Road to Court
  • Crowded City Council Race
  • Eli Iskow Bids County Fire Farewell
  • The World According to Mirah
  • The Einstein Election
  • Restaurant Mimosa
  • Brighton Port Authority
  • Reading Rainbow
  • Above, Under, and Around the Law
  • Flaming Whale of a Problem
  • Carol Valentine 1910-2009
  • Murder Inquiry Defended
  • Huxley and Humanity
  • Wurst in Show
  • DJ Spooky's Tunes of the Tundra
  • News to Yous
  • Svara Opens at Brooks Institute's Gallery 27
  • Unexpected Eruptions
  • Restaurant Roy
  • Positively State Street
  • Hot Spots Warmed Over
  • Once a Killer
  • Count My Hat
  • The Aviator Donze
  • Guitar Fest Field Report
  • Tea Fire 4-2
  • County 4-2
  • City 4-2
  • Law and Disorder 4-2
  • Estonian National Symphony at the Granada
  • volume 23, number 168, April 2-9, 2009
  • One Day: Sarah House at Center Stage Theater
  • Business 4-2
  • Education 4-2
  • Goleta 4-2
  • Authentic Masculine
  • Pages and Sages
  • Flying Lessons
  • Give a Little
  • This Week in History
  • Dim Sum Peeps
  • Silence Surrounds Sexual Assault
  • Live Culture Comes Alive!
  • Lee Robertson
  • Jail and Prison Not the Right Ticket for Mentally Ill
  • In the Continuum at ETC
  • The Haunting in Connecticut
  • Sunshine Cleaning
  • Kites in Flight
  • $9.4 billion
  • Three Reasons to See 10 Questions for the Dalai Lama
  • Quiz: Spa Days
  • Fiesta Spirits
  • Carpinteria Beats Back an Epidemic
  • Armchair Gardening

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  • The Moody Blues, at the Arlington Theatre
  • Das Williams: "I'm In"
  • Casa de la Raza's Big Night of Music
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