Getting Grief for Going Green
The promise and predicament of Cuyama Valley’s Quail Springs permaculture farm.
Year: 2009
The Curious Case of Diane Siegal
A Retired sheriff rallies around a pink-slipped educator of the year.
DA Stanley Drops From Race, Endorses New Contender
Santa Barbara County District Attorney Christie Stanley’s decision not to run for reelectionsets up a showdown between two of the office’s top senior prosecutors, Joyce Dudley and Josh Lynn.
Doctors’ Pay
In the September 3 edition, a “retired systems analyst” expressed his amazement that a primary care physician “could not make a living” with the annual gross income of $470,000.
Goleta 9-10
The Goleta City Council held an informational meeting on 9/9 for massage therapists practicing within city limits.
Fall Arts Venues
Fall Arts Venues
Adopt U.S.
Whenever I think I have seen it all with respect to the brutal and heartless, a new case of human slime seems to rise to the surface to bear witness to its inexhaustibility and boundlessness.
‘B’ Cause
A plethora of response to the Independent’s editorial on Measure B, which would reduce the current height limit in Santa Barbara’s downtown.
Law and Disorder 9-10
Santa Barbara narcotics detectives on 9/8 arrested two men on suspicion of possessing and selling illegal weapons, including brass knuckles, switchblades, nunchucks, and pen knives.
France & Al Garcia
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