Katherine Harvey Fellows to Announce Grants to Support Local Investments for Youth & Education
Each year, the Katherine Harvey Fellows Class selects a field of interest to invest in and fundraise
Year: 2011
Protest Diablo Warns of Inevitable Power Plant Disasters
In the aftermath of Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear tragedy, local anti-nuclear activist Judith Evered is personally distributing her memoir PROTEST DIABLO, Living and Dying Under the Shadow of a Nuclear Power Plant to an interested public.
Community Supported Fishery Program to Come to UCSB
With $12,400 in funding from the Associated Students Coastal Fund, UCSB may soon see the launch of a Community Supported Fishery (CSF) program on campus.
New Affordable, Handicap Accessible Housing Authority Apartments Exemplify Smart Growth Infill Development Model
The Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara (HACSB) will celebrate the completion of its construction of two fully ADA-compliant units in downtown Santa Barbara.
Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Donate $43,000 to Local Cities for Fourth of July Fireworks Events
The Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Foundation has announced a total donation of $43,000 to fund the annual Fourth of July fireworks events in Santa Barbara, Goleta, Santa Maria, Solvang, and Lompoc.
Focus on Fire Safety / Fireworks
Santa Barbara County Fire Department reminds the public that all fireworks, including the so-called safe and sane variety, are illegal in all areas of Santa Barbara County.
Drill, Baby, Drill?
Maritime Museum hosts oil discussion in honor of “Spill’s Broad Reach” exhibit.
West Beach Wading Pool to Open Tuesday, July 5
The City of Santa Barbara’s Parks & Recreation Department has good news for parents and their young children this summer.
Registration Open for Goleta Youth Volleyball
Fall registration for the United States Youth Volleyball League is now open. The USYVL is bringing a fun-filled season of volleyball to your community this fall.
Hitting the Heights in Athens
Greeks we met were mostly soft-spoken and not prone to bragging that Greece gave the world democracy, theater, philosophy, medicine, and much more. But one sommelier at Grande Bretagne’s roof garden lamented to us that Greeks feel that their wines lack appreciation in the outside world.
