Sunset’s Western Wine Awards
Last weekend’s “Savor the Central Coast” event celebrated some serious regional Rhônes.
Year: 2011
Stage to Screen
Spike Lee’s stage-to-reel flick Passing Strange screens in Campbell Hall this week.
University Movers Celebrate 10 Years of Business
Started by UCSB, the company prides itself on good service and philanthropy.
Sideways Author Goes Vertical, and Sober
Just in time for Saturday’s harvest fest at Rancho Sisquoc, Rex Pickett talks writing, movies, and alcoholism.
Let Cameras Catch Taggers
As a resident of the lower Milpas Street neighborhood, I like so many of my neighbors, have anxiously followed the completion of the new Milpas Street overpass.
Surviving Hiroshima
Shigeko Sasamori was 13 years old and less than a mile away when a nuclear bomb exploded over her city.
Former Political Prisoner Speaks
Puerto Rican nationalist Carlos Alberto Torres will lecture on his incarceration, political prisoner campaigns, and the political state of Puerto Rico.
Beach Sampling Results, Oct. 3rd
Zero beaches at warning level in this week’s report.
Bacara Open House Draws More than 1,800 Guests
New ownership tries to mend strained relations left by original developer.
Occupy S.B. Protesters Get Arrested and Go on Record
Group arrested for violating city ordinance; claim First Amendment right not recognized.
