License for Disaster
In 1975, before Diablo Canyon went on-line, my husband and I attended a two-day symposium in the Cal Poly gym.
Year: 2011
Music Academy Gets $1 Million Donation
The Music Academy of the West received a $1 million donation this week from local philanthropist Leslie Ridley-Tree to help complete the school’s new Luria Education Center.
S.B. Attorneys Win Big Wells Fargo Suit
Santa Babara attorneys Barry Cappello and Leila Noel won a $3.5 million lending discrimination verdict for 880 borrowers against Wells Fargo Bank after a three-month trial concluded last week in Los Angeles.
Indie Rock All Stars Recreate Big Star’s Third Live in New York
This fully orchestrated recreation of Big Star’s most elaborate and idiosyncratic record drew a crowd of rock critics and musicians to Baruch College’s Mason Hall on Saturday, March 26.
Beach Sampling Results, Mar. 22nd
Four beaches at warning level in this week’s report.
Potential County Employee Layoffs Sit at 288 Positions
The number is fluctuating, and the final count will be determined by actions at the state level.
Crosby and Nash at the Arlington
The Rock and Roll Hall of Famers played a lengthy and hit-filled set this past Sunday night.
Eating Apples in Paradise at CAF
Twelve Santa Barbara artists met for several months before coming together to create this exhibition.
Fitz & The Tantrums Return to Town
The Sounds, She Wants Revenge, Howlin’ Woods are among this week’s live-music highlights.
Going Native
There are staunch advocates among biologists, ecologists, and hobbyists alike to champion the cause of native plants and their habitats.
