Youths Offered Incentives to Start Running Miles
Run for Life program includes free coaching, fun runs. SBCC Invitational has three-mile open race Saturday.
Year: 2008
Jurors Reach Verdict in Juarez Murder Trial
Not guilty of murder in the first degree, but guilty on lesser counts.
Swan Lake
Presented by State Street Ballet at the Granada, Sunday, October 12
Westmont Profs Talk Religion, Politics at Free Lecture
Jesse Covington and Telford Work question the role of faith in the political sphere.
Braille Institute Students Show Off Self-Defense Moves
A seven-week program trained visually impaired seniors to be empowered, less vulnerable.
Goleta City Council Candidates Decry Negative Ad Campaign
Margaret Connell and Ed Easton slammed by ads funded by a PAC about which little is known.
A Coastal Bluff
The Board of Supervisors’ decision on Matt Osgood’s Naples plan was delayed – but will between-meeting talks between the developers’ people and Naples preservationists bear fruit?
Prime Minister of the Tibetan Government-in-Exile to Speak in S.B.
Samdhong Lobsang Tenzin Rinpoche, prime minister of Tibet’s exiled government, has devoted his life to keeping his people’s national identity alive.
Gentle Romeo Runs to Victory
Horse raised in the Santa Ynez Valley wins Santa Anita race; plus, athletes and games of the week.
Ventura’s The Spires on Music, Marriage, and Minding the Beehouse
Music is full of successful pairings that also happen to be spouses.
