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- sacjon on "Best way to see new movies these days?" My drive weighs more than yours.....probably because I drive a Hummer.
- Botany on "New Taxes for Repair Backlog?" What the city REALLY needs is it's own "Measure M" to ensure the needed repairs get done.
- Observer on "Council Approves $250,000 for Directional Sign Study" In 1988 author James Farrel penned a not-so-tongue-in-cheek harangue titled "THE CASE FOR HANGING ERRANT PUBLIC OFFICIALS." With this and other ill-advised "studies" ...
- Ken_Volok on "Best way to see new movies these days?" Yeah I'm a chump because I believe artists deserve compensation for their work. So when you coming over to mow my lawn and ...
- audidriver2010 on "Best way to see new movies these days?" @ ken Do you really think I care?? I have 30000 hrs of music and video on a 6tb drive that weighs 3lbs..and ...
- leosbluesland on "The Goleta Postal Murders" I just miss my friends that I grew up with at The Goleta Post Office. I used to go to Santa Barbara Blues ...
- JamPenn on "Council Approves $250,000 for Directional Sign Study" City Council Members, Is this story true? http://www.inde... If so, I can not tell you how disappointed I am. This study is the ...
- BettyBoop on "Is This Book Theft or Not?" I love these little libraries cropping up in San Roque. There are a couple of others that I've seen, one with a chair. ...
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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