Suicide Barrier Suit Filed
Marc McGinnes won’t concede the battle for Cold Spring Bridge.
Year: 2009
City 7-23
The Santa Barbara City Council conceptually approved a plan to charge lower trash services rates to businesses that recycle more than half of their trash and higher ones to those recycling less than half.
Not in Kyoto Anymore
Foreign students find Santa Barbara homestays can be heaven or hell.
Billy Ott
107 degrees in the shade
Law and Disorder 7-23
An unidentified Santa Barbara woman is recovering this week after being struck by a train along the Gaviota Coast on 7/20.
Business 7-23
The union representing the technical employees at KSBY, the area NBC affiliate, is urging advertisers to boycott the station until the labor dispute between union members and the station is settled.
County 7-23
The height of federal budget season has meant more funding slated for the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation to use for annual operations and maintenance projects at Lake Cachuma.
volume 23, number 184, July 23-30, 2009
Foreign Students Find Santa Barbara Homestays Can Be Heaven or Hell
Environment 7-23
Though details are still being hashed out, the tentatively brokered California state budget resolution appears to have spared most of the area state parks threatened with closures by earlier incarnations of the plan.
Todd Prodanovich
Catch Indy news intern Todd Prodanovich while you can.
