The Field of Champions Campaign Nearly Reaches Fundraising Goal
Stadium renamed ‘Warkentin Stadium’
Stadium renamed ‘Warkentin Stadium’
Novacoast, an IT professional services and product development company headquartered in Santa Barbara (with offices in Los Angeles, Portland, New York, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Cincinnati and Salt Lake City) has lengthened its lease at 1505 Chapala Street until 2021 while also expanding into an additional 3,467 square foot adjacent office space.
Dog owners and their dogs are encouraged to come to Santa Barbara County Animal Services’ Project PetSafe Licensing Clinic on Saturday, June 25, 2011, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Goleta Valley Community Center, 5679 Hollister Avenue in Old Town Goleta.
An AHA! graduate, who now aspires to be a local policeman, shared his story of starting with the Academy of Healing Arts for Teens (AHA!) at the age 14, when he was going down the wrong path—ditching school, getting into fights, and starting to abuse drugs and alcohol.
Cancer Center of Santa Barbara (CCSB) is proud to celebrate its first year of providing education, guidance, and assistance to breast cancer patients in our community through its Breast Cancer Navigation Program.
Sixty-nine graduates from the Adult High School/GED program participated in the June 10th commencement ceremony at Santa Barbara City College. The Adult High School/GED program is offered by the SBCC Continuing Education Division.
Island Brewing Company will be celebrating its 10th year of brewing up local, fresh, award-winning ales all through the month of June.
“Join Old Spanish Days, the Goleta Valley Historical Society, and 500 of your closest friends and neighbors on Thursday, July 14 for the 4th annual Fiesta Ranchera event!” says Old Spanish Days La Presidenta Joanne Funari.
UC Santa Barbara undergraduate Carmon Reynolds has won first-place honors in the UC Education Abroad Program research competition.
Makes compostable and recyclable packages from plant fibers.