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Whole New Ballgame
Schneider New Mayor; Grant, White, Hotchkiss, Self Win; B Loses in Big Upset
“Tonight we celebrate,” said an ebullient Schneider while standing atop a chair at Dargan’s Pub & Restaurant. Read story.
Sustainability Plows Ahead
Orella Family Ranch to Host S.B.’s First Carbon Economy Series
Forward-looking agriculturists intend to help reverse post-Industrial Revolution carbon excesses. Read story.
Naples Plans Hit Major Snag
Board Votes to Rescind Naples Development Agreement
It must have felt like an incredibly painful sort of déjà vu for hopeful Naples developer Matt Osgood at the county supervisors’ this week. Read story.
Unique Pot Shop Meets Community Resistance
Herb Your Enthusiasm
Warranted or not, the reputation of medical marijuana dispensaries is not the type of thing you would want to bring home to Mom. Read story.
Attack of the Antennas
Proposed Wireless Antennas — Some Near Schools and Homes — Have Citizens in Uproar
The rise of smartphones is bringing with it an onslaught of antennas, as more than 100 wireless data-supporting devices are being proposed throughout southern Santa Barbara County. Read story.
Less Aid for AIDS
Cuts to Pacific Pride Foundation Hurts HIV/AIDS Patients and Threatens the Future
State budget cuts to Pacific Pride Foundation hurts HIV/AIDS patients and threatens the future. Read story.
Let it Flow
Carp Edges Toward Supporting Water Revamp
Carpinteria edges toward supporting water revamp. Read story.
Getting Grief for Going Green
The Promise and Predicament of Cuyama Valley’s Quail Springs Permaculture Farm
The promise and predicament of Cuyama Valley’s Quail Springs permaculture farm. Read story.
Dudley Announces Candidacy for DA
Faces Incumbent Stanley in Unprecedented Intraoffice Race
With Senior Deputy District Attorney Joyce Dudley’s announcement Tuesday in front of nearly 100 supporters that she is officially in the race to be Santa Barbara County’s next top prosecutor comes the reality that, for the first time ever, the incumbent will face opposition from someone within the department. Read story.
Keeping Cons Out of Prison
Santa Barbara Repeat Offender Program Posts Dramatic Results
Santa Barbara repeat offender program posts dramatic results. Read story.
Homeless Deaths Hit 20
Council Approves Anti-Panhandling Law
Toll on street people reaches record proportions while “alternative giving” program stalls. Read story.
Walmart Revelations
UCSB Prof Dives into Big-Box Country
Reporter Chris Meagher talks with Nelson Lichtenstein about unions, healthcare, discounting, and Sam Walton. Read story.
New ‘La Entrada’ Plans Unveiled
It’s Back!
New plans for La Entrada are unveiled, and not everyone's happy about them. Read story.
Francisco Enters Mayoral Race
Conservative Slow-Growthers Find a Voice
Conservative slow-growthers find a voice in the crowded mayoral election. Read story.
Santa Ynez Plan Gets Okay
Neverland Neighbors Take Stand for Valley’s Future
And neighbors of Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch are taking a stand for the valley’s future. Read story.
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