Open Season on Pedestrians
Never mind a no-fly zone for Libya, what we already have is a no-walk zone in Santa Barbara.
Year: 2011
Downtown Detox Gets Green Light
Proposal draws mixed reviews from neighbors-to-be.
Lap Dogs of the Apocalypse
Finding fault with Diablo Canyon while Japan melts
Tartuffe
The cast of Tartuffe
Ganging Up on Gangs
Officials publicly announce injunction.
Mary Crookston
Mary Crookston, a member of our stellar intern team, is in the fortunate position of knowing what she wants to do when she graduates from Westmont College in the spring.
Call Security
Did Cottage Hospital guards get too tough?
volume 25, number 270, March 17-24, 2011
Did Cottage Guards Get Too Tough?
New Director for S.B.’s Red Cross
Julie McGovern, a 27-year veteran of the cable TV and digital broadband industry, was named the executive director of the Santa Barbara County Chapter of the American Red Cross.
200 School District Employees Given Notice
In the throes of historic budget woes and up against the annual state deadline for such things, the Santa Barbara School District officially sent notice this week to more than 200 certificated employees (i.e., teachers) that they, at least for the time being, will not have a job with the district next year.
