Week in Sports: Gauchos Reach NCAA Volleyball Final
UCSB upsets No. 1 USC and will face Ohio State in championship match Saturday on ESPN2.
Month: May 2011
Hung Jury in Lyons Murder Trial
District Attorney already makes the decision to retry the case.
Visible Numerical Address
If you have an emergency in your home or business, we can’t help you if we can’t find you.
Santa Barbaran Hosts National Geographic Series
Show about the “awe and wonder” of the universe premieres tonight.
Miller-McCune Names Steve Ainsley President and Publisher
The role marks a return to Santa Barbara publishing for Ainsley—he was publisher of the Santa Barbara News-Press from 1993-1999.
Too Short at the Fair
Of course, we all have the late, great “outsider art” hero Henry Darger on the brain this week, given that the prized indie-punkstress band Vivian Girls landed at Muddy Waters on Monday.
To Toba With Love
Oysters and Pearls, at the Cabrillo Arts Pavilion on April 28, raised over $24,000 to send to Santa Barbara’s oldest Sister City, Toba, Japan, where there was $24 million in damages to the oyster beds and nori seaweed farms along Toba’s coastline due to the tsunami.
The Second R
Today I went shopping at the Albertson’s in Carpinteria specifically to thank them for choosing to go “bag-less.”
Fear, Loathing, and Smart Meters
Councilmembers send a letter to Edison asking for a thorough vetting of the devices.
Conflict of Interest?
Political intrigue behind a Goleta Urban Forest Management Plan.
