Girls Inc. of Carpinteria to Launch Eureka! Summer Program for Girls at UCSB
During the next twelve months, forty girls from Carpinteria entering the eighth grade will participate in the first phase of a rigorous three-year program called Eureka!
Month: April 2012
New Cottage Hospital Taps Local Art Community
Santa Barbara Frame Shop and Gallery is proud to announce the completion of an ambitious project providing custom framing for all of the artwork that adorns the new downtown Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital, which opened to the public in February.
Ellwood Station in Goleta to Offer Longer Hours for Tax Filers
With more people filing their taxes online, fewer are mailing their returns through the U.S. Postal Service. For those last-minute filers, the Ellwood Station in Goleta will be extending its retail hours.
Sheriff Brown Promotes Three During Ceremony
Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown promoted three Sheriff’s employees during a recent ceremony.
United Way Hosts “Mega Tax Day” This Saturday
Free tax return preparation and filing for individuals and families with income under $50,000; Resource Fair and financial literacy workshops to connect the community with local resources.
Got Mice? Feral Cats Will Work for Food
County Animal Services is seeking homes for feral cats received in the three community animal
shelter.
Our City Is Watching Festival Rallies Against Police Brutality and Harassment
Demonstrators will be returning to De La Guerra Plaza on Saturday, April 7th, this time to protest brutality, harassment, and selective enforcement by local law enforcement.
Collaboration Honors Women & Student Entrepreneurs in Santa Barbara
The National Association of Women Business Owners-Santa Barbara Foundation will present the second annual Spirit of Entrepreneurship Awards Dinner on May 11 at the Fess Parker’s DoubleTree Resort & Hotel, 633 Cabrillo Blvd.
Stop Signs Added in Goleta
After two hours of deliberation, the city council decided to add some new signs while denying other options.
Biologist and Atheist Richard Dawkins on Charles Darwin
Tickets for event were free but limited, drawing over 800 students and locals.
