My Child, My ‘Friend?’
After years of careful evasion, my husband and I finally let our 8th-grader create a Facebook account.
Month: August 2011
Comic Takes on Courthouse Fountain
Here’s a take on the redone Spirit of the Ocean sculpture by The Indy‘s illustrative intern.
Sleuthing the Summerland Seeps
State and federal officials join the county supervisors to identify and solve the problem.
Redistricting Gets Down and Dirty
Boardmembers blast Supervisor Lavagnino after he alleges collusion.
Detectives Investigating Suspicious Death
Body found off East Camino Cielo Road near Painted Cave Road.
Paraglider Seriously Injured in Fall
64-year-old man stalled midair above More Mesa Beach.
Not Just a Pickup
Santa Barbara is lucky to count Seymour Duncan as one of its own; his significant contributions to the sound and technology of electric guitars is well documented and much appreciated by guitarists world-wide.
Good-bye to Kenya’s Kids
Our special ed correspondent bids good-bye to East Africa, where he’s been working for the past month.
Tabloid
Errol Morris delivers another oddly captivating documentary with this story about a fallen beauty queen and her troubles with the law.
Grand Opening of Marshalls Store on August 4 in Santa Barbara Features Check Presentation to Peoples’ Self-Help Housing
The widely anticipated Grand Opening of the new Marshalls store in downtown Santa Barbara will feature a ribbon cutting and check presentation to local non-profit organization Peoples’ Self-Help Housing on Thursday, August 4, 2011 at 7:30 a.m. The store will open to the public following the ceremony, and the public is invited to attend.
