Santa Barbara Students Display at the Louvre
Santa Barbara students Gariel and Colette Speer will be presenting their original paintings at The Louvre in May.
Month: April 2007
Capps Fights for Santa Rosa Island
Rep. Lois Capps struck back yesterday at efforts to extend elk hunting on the island indefinitely, and her chances of success seem high.
Book Swap
Paperback Swap takes used book collecting to a whole new level with a site that brings free and unlimited book trading to the masses.
Crimes of the Press
In between picking up his Payne Award for Ethical Journalism and singing the praises of local greenies, Barney heads to the theater and takes in a show.
Nicolette Birnie
Sometimes classified as “the romantic cowgirl,” Nicolette’s first album fuses together her love for horses into a country-folk inspired 13-track disc.
Local Man Brokers $5 Million Sale of Rare Coin
Ronald J. Gillio helped a Southern California coin collector purchase a 1913 “Lady Liberty” nickel.
Environmentalist Says Pressuring Government Could Save Planet
Bill McKibben’s Sunday leacture at UCSB will detail ways Average Joes can deter global warming.
UCSB Looks Into Expanding Wireless Internet on Campus
The university aims to provide students with better online access.
Chief Probation Officer Retires
R. Scott Dupree worked with the department for 26 years.
Santa Barbara to Expand RV Parking Program
The plan is designed to help people living in their vehicles.