Zaca Fire Incident Information
Acres Burned: 69,800 acres Containment 68% contained – 69,800 acres Full containment expected on September 7, 2007.
Acres Burned: 69,800 acres Containment 68% contained – 69,800 acres Full containment expected on September 7, 2007.
Brent celebrates his birthday and swims with a student in Bahrain.
Mollie takes in the sights, sounds, and problems of freshman orientation season.
Three weeks ago, on July 17, Santa Barbara County Fire Chief John Scherrei told the Board of Supervisors the Zaca Fire had the potential to become the largest fire in California history. “In a nutshell,” he told them, “this is a very dangerous fire.”
Some of the more innocuous-seeming staples of your child’s life could be hurting them.
The resignation of supporter and former CEO Chris Albrecht factored into the decision.
When people are first approached about palm reading, the usual answer to the question, “Would you like your palms read?” is, “I don’t want to know!”
Montecito Fire Department calls for Monday night Town Hall meeting to present facts on current fire status and prepare for potential emergencies.
Early this morning as I headed over to the fire camp at Live Oak I could see isolated pockets of fire on the front face of Little Pine Mountain, remnants of the massive 6,000 acre burn that raced up the back side of the mountain and over portions of the Buckhorn Road.
Hannah travels to the Funk Zone and sits in on Calvary Chapel’s Sunday morning services.