Former S.B. Forest Ranger Works to Protect Machu Picchu
And he wants you to travel with him to Peru to help him achieve this goal.
Year: 2008
Activists, Authors, Scholars Celebrate UN Day
They will meet at SBCC to discuss how the next president can mend America’s tattered global image.
Westmont Breaks Ground on Campus Construction
Meanwhile, opponents’ objection to the campus growth plans were heard by the California Court of Appeal.
New Wilderness Map Available
New Dick Smith map will provide a valuable addition to any wilderness enthusiast’s collection.
Keep Your Pet Safe This Halloween
Though humans love this holiday, Halloween is no treat for pets.
Clean Air Express Sees Record Ridership
Gas prices prompted 20,000 to use the bus in September.
Youth-Centered Police Programs Get $100,000
City Police Department’s anti-alcohol efforts will benefit from a state grant, it was announced.
White Abalone Recovery Plan Developed by NOAA
Scientists to restore existing populations, seed potential habitats, free captive-bred animals.
E-Voting Made Scary
UCSB’s Giovanni Vigna gives timely talk on why electronic voting is frighteningly insecure.
The Right Bite
Santa Maria dentist helps develop groundbreaking sports equipment.
