Former Tennis Coach Faces Intimidation Charges
Prosecutors claim Peter Jeschke tried to dissuade witnesses from testifying against him.
Month: May 2010
Sexual Assault Awareness
S.B. Rape Crisis Center held an event to demonstrate the importance of developing healthy, loving relationships.
Zen and the Art of Surfing
Art Seen takes a look at the 10th annual Buddha Abides show at Frameworks and paintings by Julia Pinkham at Artamo Gallery.
Santa Barbara, Annex This Land!
Over my lifetime, I’ve walked across every inch of the county, along the coast from Carpinteria to Gaviota, and inland through San Marcos Pass to Santa Ynez and beyond. I know the canyons and ravines of Los Padres National Forest, and the secret hideouts of Chumash running away from slavery.
Santa Barbara Bank and Trust Under the Gun
The feds are closing in and getting tough.
Wash Your Hands; It Could Save a Life
Research shows that many hospital infections result from hospital staff failing to sanitize their hands between patient visits.
Marilyn Garza Named Teacher of the Year
Eight grade science teacher takes home another teaching award.
Year of Biodiversity
As plant species are lost, the unique character that leads to the health of the whole system changes.
The House of Bernarda Alba at UCSB
In this Spanish play from 1936, a house full of women is torn apart by desire and the repressive regime of an authoritarian mother.
Three Can’t Miss Classical Finales
UCSB’s Arts & Lectures, Camarata Pacifica, and the Santa Barbara Symphony all close out the classical season this week.
