CHP Officers Continue Testimony in Morales Prelim
Say if he had downshifted properly, the truck may have slowed significantly by the bottom of the grade.
Year: 2011
Peppers Estate to Host California’s First Alzheimer’s Café
Monthly, walk-in gatherings for afflicted to talk, eat, and relax.
Film Screening on an Airstream
Free viewing of documentary about leading a simple life on the road.
Carolyn Brown Elected President of Montecito Rotary
Carolyn Brown has been elected president of the Rotary Club of Montecito 2011-2012. The club began in 1953, is the only service club in Montecito, and marks Ms. Brown as the fifty-eighth president of the club.
Michael Hofmann to Lead Santa Barbara Rotary North
Michael Hofmann has been elected president of the Rotary Club of Santa Barbara North for 2011-12.
First Amendment Not Just for Lingerie Ads
To Nick Welsh: How is it that you have no problem affording [Officer] Kasi Beutel the presumption of innocence, yet you freely refer to [reporter] Peter Lance in a manner that presumes guilt?
Staff Work to Save Beloved Band Director’s Job
More than 100 pink-slipped teachers will have to wait another week to find out their fate as district officials work to find a legal way to keep beloved Santa Barbara High School Band Director Charlie Ortega in his current position.
Climate Change Threatens Fine Wine Production
Climate change, it appears, is not agreeable with Californian-grown fine wines
UCSB Professor Studies “Zombie” Stars
Andy Howell, adjunct professor of physics at UCSB and staff scientist at Las Cumbres Observatory Global Telescope, recently published an article about “zombie” stars, so-called because when they die they revive themselves by sucking matter from a companion star.
Getting Sweaty with Best Coast and Saint Motel
Summer concert season is in full swing, which means plenty of hot tickets and killer outdoor music action.
