Bus 52 Project Makes a Stop in Santa Barbara
Amy Chin’s traveling documentary project recently stopped in Santa Barbara to profile area do-gooders Art From Scrap.
Year: 2012
Seminar Teaches Biblical Reconciliation
Everyone experiences conflict, but few people know how to resolve conflict – to really reconcile – according to biblical principles. To address this issue, Good Shepherd Lutheran Church is presenting a seminar, Blessed Are the Peacemakers, on July 21st at 380 N. Fairview Avenue in Goleta.
Ocean Adventures
Captain Liz Clark presents “Voyage to the Source,” a talk about the life lessons she learned during her some 18,000 miles of sailing around the world.
Wanted Santa Barbara Man Arrested in Guatemala
Jeffrey Reed Parish is accused of molesting a 4-year-old girl in 1994.
Picnic Concerts
For several Fridays this summer, the Music Academy invites patrons to picnic for a couple of hours before the concert at tables and chairs courteously set all over the grounds.
Suicidal Woman Threatens to Blow Up Apartment
Police says she was possibly on drugs and upset about a child custody battle.
SBPD Receives Grant to Conduct Alcohol Enforcement
The Santa Barbara Police Department was awarded a grant of $99,108.00 from the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control to conduct enforcement operations and inspections of licensed premises.
Missing Seniors
A recent wave of missing seniors has local families on alert for elderly loved ones who are more mobile and active in warm weather and get separated, disoriented or lost – especially in the summer heat when they can become quickly dehydrated.
Tangerine Dream at the Granada Theatre
The German electronic pioneers delivered three hours worth of music, lights, and visuals to a sparse crowd last Wednesday, July 11.
Beasts of the Southern Wild
The alluringly rough-hewn and warm-hearted film takes its place in the slim ranks of strong films rooted in the idea of exploring an America far outside the usual urban/suburban landscape where Hollywood tends to dwell.
