Helping Sochi Dogs
When the Olympic games launched in Russia a few weeks ago, there were horrifying stories about the animal cleansing that was taking place.
Month: February 2014
Review: Gloria
Gloria is a disarmingly engrossing, altogether remarkable piece of cinema, principally thanks to the quiet charismatic force that is actress Paulina García.
2014 Predicted Grunion Run Schedule Now Available
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife’s much anticipated annual brochure, California Grunion Facts and Expected Runs, is now available online.
Santa Barbara Startups present their products at StartupSB’s second Demo Night
Santa Barbara Entrepreneurs and Startups will show off their products and businesses at StartupSB’s Winter Demo Night.
Santa Ynez Valley Charter School Open Enrollment
Open enrollment for students in grades K-8 at Santa Ynez Valley Charter School happens during the month of February.
Santa Barbara Unified School District (SBUSD) Board of Education Honors Rotary Club of Santa Barbara North
At its February 11th meeting the SBUSD Board took the occasion to honor the Rotary Club of Santa Barbara North (RCSBN) for its 25 year partnership with Adams Elementary School.
Spelling Bee winners to advance to state competition
Four local students have won the right to compete at the state level after coming out on top at the Santa Barbara County Spelling Bee, which was held Thursday at the Santa Barbara County Education Office.
Sen. Mitchell’s Fracking Moratorium Bill Would Protect California From Air, Water Pollution As State Struggles With Crippling Drought
A new bill from state Sen. Holly Mitchell that would impose a moratorium on fracking would protect California’s air, water and climate from pollution caused by this dangerous form of oil and gas extraction.
Armenian or Turk Claims ‘Genocider’?
Statements that “Armenian genocide is a proven fact” are false.
Pine Island Glacier Rapidly Thinning
The largest single contributor to global sea rise had melted equally quickly during Holocene.
