volume 23, number 166, March 19-26, 2009
Vibrant Offerings: Arts Editors’ Picks for Spring
Year: 2009
Miss March
Miss March takes its rightful place in the great, squalid American parade of teen-time comedies in which the profane and the moral do a push-me-pull-you dance.
Silvia Uribe
As one of the three columnists writing independent.com’s weekly Goleta Grapevine column, Silvia Uribe brings a unique perspective to the town where she’s lived for 10 years with her husband and two daughters.
County 3-19
The Department of Labor has put Lompoc mining operation Celite on notice that it might be violating health and safety standards and causing serious injury or illness among its employees.
‘What can you tell me about the old asphalt industry on the South Coast?’
The peak production period for the asphaltum industry along the South Coast occurred in the 1890s, although minor commercial operations may be traced back to the 1850s.
On the Books
Students, teachers, parents, volunteers, and guests will take to the halls this Friday to celebrate the Reading is Fundamental Literacy Campaign at McKinley Elementary School.
Give a Little
The Wildling Art Museum, which recently relocated to a new facility in Los Olivos, is signing up prospective museum volunteers at a coffee social on Tuesday, April 14, at 10 a.m.
Will Ride Anything, With Soul
Artist and surf filmmaker Thomas Campbell brings The Present to the Arlington.
Putting the “More” in Amore
Palazzio’s tradition of supersized servings and superior service.
BASSH at the Lobero Theatre
Dance Alliance’s annual show sizzles.
