Here is Keep Sespe Wild’s testimony for a House Subcommittee hearing, scheduled for Thursday, June 28, 2012, in Washington D.C. on H.R. 4109, Rep. Gallegly’s controversial bill to preserve more wilderness and rivers, with give-aways to off-roaders.
We dug ditches in the smoldering heat using shovels, hoes, and pickaxes on a farm in the small village of Ciudad Romero, El Salvador. We were somewhat out of our element.
On July 1st Santa Barbara Women Lawyers (SBWL) will kick off the second annual Food from the Bar Food and Funds Drive to raise $10,000 and 1,000 pounds of food for the Foodbank.
The Foundation for Santa Barbara City College has received a $10,000 grant from the Fund for Santa Barbara to support the College’s Transitions program, a highly successful summer series which provides individuals recently released from the California criminal justice system with access to a higher education and aids students who have been incarcerated to create viable opportunities for themselves.
The Pollock Theater will play host to screenings of five Santa Barbara–made silent films on Saturday, July 7.
Brace yourself as Roman Baratiak helms cinematic voyages into outer, and inner, space (as conceived in the science fiction fantasies of the 1950s).
UCSB heptathlete equals her best score, but javelin prevents it from being higher.
Carpinteria’s local brewery has been at it again, bringing home a bevy of awards from both this year’s California State Fair and LA County International Beer Competition.
The Rotary Club of Santa Barbara North (RCSBN) has awarded its 2012 Vocational Service Award to MarBorg Industries in recognition of the company’s continued service to the community.
A couple of hiccups; some minor improvisations; a lot of success.
