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- billclausen on "Uber Taxi App a Fit for Santa Barbara?" "Susandurham" reminds me of R.C. Collins from the Phil Hendrie show.
- billclausen on "Pot Shop Calls It Quits in Lawsuit with City Hall" Other than what I've seed in Reefer Madness, I can't remember,,,I wasn't born until 1961.
- Ken_Volok on "Uber Taxi App a Fit for Santa Barbara?" It's really great to know susandurham have got something special... As astroturfing cases are increases day by day, it is a need of ...
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Posted on March 7 at 10:15 a.m.
The City of Carpinteria is continuing to work on safe railroad crossing opportunities in the City and surrounding areas. Work is expected to continue in partnership with Union Pacific Railroad and the regulatory agencies as we all have profound interest in public safety.
Matt Roberts
Parks and Recreation Director
City of Carpinteria
On Danger on the Rails