Nonprofits 8-14
The Music Academy of the West announced two major donations this week.
Day: August 14, 2008
Clawing, Chawing, Gnawing, and Pawing
I was disappointed to hear how quickly and completely Rielle Hunter-John Edward’s now infamous dangerous liaison-flew the Santa Barbara coop.
Goleta 8-14
Goleta City Alert, a new system allowing Goleta officials to send public safety messages to residents, will issue a test call on 8/14.
The Cheese Shop
Those who love and live for cheese will be delighted to stumble upon Santa Barbara’s newest cheese shop.
Aftermath
Tony (Phoenix Shiffman) asks this show’s big question with pensive beauty: “How precious is my life?”
The Spin Cycle
This brilliant three-person play, directed by James O’Neil, pivots upon the return of a baby boomer to her childhood home, a home in which her mother is still trying to do her live-in adult son’s laundry.
The Dwight Trible Ensemble
“We all need to understand and respect each other’s humanity,” said Dwight Trible, making an appearance on KCSB-FM’s The E Syncretic Revolution.
vol. 22, no. 135, Aug. 14-21, 2008
Sharks have long incited fear and interest in water- and land-loving folks alike.
Scary Shark, Tasty Lunch
With this year’s installment of Fiesta securely in our rearview mirror, what better time to look back at arguably the most famous fish tacos ever sold during our city’s annual Old Spanish Days celebration?
Consumer Guide to Political Polls: What to Believe, Not Believe, and Why
Mark Baldassare, preeminent pulse-taker of public opinion in the state, has sampled the views of Californians on every conceivable issue-including how they feel about polls.