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Republican vs. Republican
GOP Primary Race for Governor Erupts as Poizner Launches Tough Attack Against Whitman
GOP primary race for governor erupts as Poizner launches tough attack against Whitman. Read story.
Parking Ticket Rant
Followed by EZ Cost-Cutting Tips
Eye on IV tests how far a penny will roll in Isla Vista. Read story.
Dazzling Dollhouse
Dad Builds Me a Tiny Mansion
My dad is a woodcarver and he worked most of a year on my “tiny mansion.” It was replete with French doors, balconies, and a buzzing doorbell. Read story.
The Thermals Bring New Tunes to Velvet Jones
Portland Three-Piece Teams Up with Thao with the Get Down Stay Down
The Portland three-piece discusses writing, recording, and why they finally added a drummer. Read story.
Starbucks Leaves a Bad Taste in a Very Needy Guy
Great Tasting Instant But Is It Right for the Trail?
Ray checks out the new VIA line of coffee. Read story.
Laid-back Band Leaves Impact
Tierney Sutton Band Gives Jazz Master Class
Tierney Sutton Band’s jazz master class at SBHS a reminder that passion can be at core of success. Read story.
Fake Nails Rule
Life Without Acrylics Unimaginable.
Ask a Stylist is all about acrylics. Read story.
Roberts Wins Round
After three-and-a-half years of hell, a $900,000 victory over Wendy McCaw. Cappello comments added. Read story.
Cleanliness Is Next to Dogliness
Poodle Barks at Pacific Gas & Electric
This week, the Poodle takes on Pacific Gas & Electric. Read story.
Music Movies at the Film Festival
Music, especially jazz, will be a strong presence at this year’s SBIFF
Documentaries about Charlie Haden, Charles Lloyd, and the Doors are among the highlights. Read story.
Fixing Pets
February is National Spay/Neuter Month
February is national spay/neuter month. Read story.
Mixing Business and Home Life
Some Loved Ones Tolerate Multitasking Better Than Others
Pets have a variety of responses to Pet Psychic’s question about spending quality time. Read story.
Rainy Day Romp
Puddle Jumping and River Crossing Make for a Splendid Day
Puddle Jumping and River Crossing Make for a Splendid Day Read story.
Archaea: The Third Domain of Life
Do They Live on Comets?
These recently discovered organisms have radically changed the face of biology. Read story.
Prop. 8 on Trial
Gay Girl Looks at <em>Perry v. Schwarzenegger</em>
Gay Girl examines the federal case on Proposition 8. Read story.
Who was Samuel Crow?
S.B. Superior Court Judge Who Saved Tucker’s Grove in 1911
The S.B. Superior Court judge is best known for saving Tucker’s Grove in 1911 from developers. Read story.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Comes to S.B.
Basketball Legend to Speak at Endowment for Youth Committee’s Black History Month Celebration
The basketball legend will speak at the Endowment for Youth Committee’s annual Black History Month celebration. Read story.
Drought-Tolerant Fruits
Figs, Pineapple Guava, and Loquats Are a Few Fruits That Grow in S.B.
Figs, pineapple guava, and loquats are just a few of the many fruits that flourish in Santa Barbara. Read story.
Goleta Beach 2.0 Underway
Participate in Park's Planning
Public can comment on the new proposal at a meeting next week. Read story.
(Re)making Poodle Radio
Delivering <em>The Indy</em> Through Your Power Outlet
Indy on the air planning to make the jump from limited-edition KJUC to lots of juice on KCSB. Read story.

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