Santa Barbara Joins ASPCA Competition
he American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) has posed a challenge that will provide cash prizes to participating agencies that increase the adoption of dogs and cats.
Year: 2011
Westmont Offers Music Teacher Credential
Students majoring in music at Westmont will now be able to earn a teaching credential as well as a bachelor’s degree
More Unsheltered in SB This Week
One Hundred Shelter Residents Left Casa Esperanza Friday.
Boyle on Land Use Planning?
The Independent has recently given T.C. Boyle his share of ink in the form of book reviews and now a feature interview, deservedly so as he is a living local legend.
More Lanes for Short-Haul Vehicles
Golf carts have stood the test of time under the most rigorous environmental conditions and been driven quite safely by people exhibiting the full range of human emotions and altered states of consciousness. They carry bags and friends with ease.
Could a Mobile Lunch Program Work?
Organic Soup Kitchen and Community Kitchen throw out figures and calorie counts.
By Nick St.Oegger
Cookin’ Without Gluten? You’re Darn Tootin’
Elizabeth Kaplan, chef, author, and expert on gluten-free lifestyle, to hold educational workshop.
Motivational Speaker to Target Hurting Individuals, Youth and Young Adults in Santa Barbara
Entrepreneur, Author, and Motivational Teacher James Thomas Sr. is beginning a mission that he believes will help re-direct the energies of our nation’s youth, young adults and hurting men and women.
Laying Bricks
Brick by Brick film portrays a modern struggle for civil rights in America.
6th Annual Jewish Film Festival Launches
This Friday, April 7, marks the start of four days of cinema that portrays Jewish culture through the eyes of filmmakers worldwide.
