In an age of lean budgetary times, an age when online purchasing trends are having an impact on local business, UCSB’s College of Letters & Science is making an effort to keep it local, says Chas Thompson, Instructional Technology Services Manager at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
A diverse group of Goleta residents has organized as “The Goodland Coalition” to support Goleta’s urban agriculture.
Josef Woodard ventures up the Coast for one of the world’s premiere and most highly anticipated jazz festivals.
Local volleyball teams match up. Triathletes perform at Carpinteria on Sunday.
Strike narrowly averted after months of negotiations.
Invasive Japanese dodder robs hosts of water and nutrients.
Bart received two Purple Hearts and a Silver Star, but the decoration he cherished most was the wedding ring placed on his finger by Isabel Hayden on August 1, 1943, at Trinity Episcopal Church in Santa Barbara.
This year, I planned ahead. I built ambitious, seven-foot-tall tomato cages out of heavy construction wire. I bought young, vigorous tomato plants and got them in the ground extra early.
Fall Into Phenology event is designed to amass as many observations as possible from September 17-26.
When I left Santa Barbara in mid-August to attend a family reunion in New Jersey, it was also with the burning desire to be present at the unveiling of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. National Monument in Washington D.C. I wanted to be at the memorial ground because Dr. King had made such an indelible impression on me during his “I Have a Dream” speech. On that day in 1963, I knew that the delivery and power of his words would echo long after it was over.
