After a heroic year-long battle with esophageal cancer, Kirk Rundstrom passed away February 22nd, leaving behind his wife and two girls. He was best known as the singer, songwriter, and guitarist of bands Scroat Belly and Splitlip Rayfield.
A snappy update to give you guys the latest and greatest on the Dating Dr., among other things. Help Chasseur d’Homme plan out her weekend – and make for a hell of a follow-up for next week.
More than just avian adornment, fingerprint patterns called “peacock feathers” are believed by some to predict a person’s ability to overcome hardship. Batya Weinbaum explains how to check for peacock feathers on your own fingers – and what that might say about you.
After several months of gridlocked negotiations, the Santa Barbara School District and its teachers reached a tentative contract agreement late Thursday night.
Foodie alert: There’s a new reason to head down to Carpinteria. Giannfranco’s Trattoria offers top-notch Italian eats – plus a good reason to head out of town for the evening.
Proving once again that surf travel is rarely about the actual act of surfing, Captain Liz puts her lady luck to work for her in an impromtu game of High Low with a cigar smoking ex-pat. No doubt inspired by her love affair with Kenny Rogers, the surf stalking captain shows that she “knows when to walk away and when to run”- and in this case- apparently that time is when you find yourself $300 richer.
The Santa Barbara Museum of Art is presenting its fourth annual Sandra Church Lecture on Tuesday, March 6 at 5 p.m. The lecture will be discussing the Sanctuary of Zeus at Nemea, Greece, and its archaeological significance.
Various bits from recent happenings in the Santa Barbara County business community, including Women’s Economic Ventures, Green Pleasures, Yardi Systems, the Downtown Organization, and the law firm of Hatch & Parent.
The California Exposition and State Fair is on the hunt for family-oriented performers for August 17 to September 3, 2007 in Sacramento. In the past they’ve had bands, dancers, and performance groups as well as solo acts.
As the Days of Our Lives get shorter, I find myself seized by a strange new obsession: Simplicity. I don’t think I am alone.
