Logan’s Legacy
Logan Elliot was just one year old when he died, but one of the gifts he left is his mother’s activism on behalf of children with heart problems.
Month: August 2011
What Was Your Name in the States?
Michael Redmon’s column about Owen O’Neill the Younger reminded me of a contact and some research about Owen O’Neill the Elder, the doctor who was the father of the county engineer, surveyor, and city councilman.
Mariachis and Country Music
Trace Adkins and Clay Walker are both playing the Ventura County Fair this summer.
An Alternative Fiesta
Celebrate Fiesta the Shepherd Farms way with the Mobile Café and Gelato on the Farm.
Let’s Hear It for the Stagehands
I loved your article about the Santa Barbara Bowl. It is such a beautiful and historic place, and certainly newsworthy.
Bassnectar’s Divergent Spectrum, “Bass Island”
Popular electronic music artist Bassnectar (Lorin Ashton) drops his eighth full-length release and continues an extensive tour.
Marshalls Gets Mixed Reviews
Shoppers, nearby businesses split on opening of off-price retail chain.
Airport Work Stalled by FAA Shutdown
Congress reaches an agreement right after Capps and Schneider hold a press conference.
ASAP Celebrates 20 Years
Shining the spotlight on ASAP volunteer Sharon Metsch.
Adoptable Pet of the Week
Topaz had a rough start in life as the runt in a litter of eight kittens, but he is all caught up now! This 12-week-old little buff and white boy can run with any pack; he is full of spunk and life and play, even for his small size.
