Santa Barbara Native, Xóchitl Tafoya, Returns as Director of iCAN Music Program
The Incredible Children’s Art Network (iCAN) is pleased to announce the promotion of Xóchitl Tafoya to director of the iCAN Music Program.
Month: February 2014
Santa Barbara City Council Declares Stage One Drought
A Stage One Drought was declared by the Santa Barbara City Council yesterday, February 11th, 2014.
Grand Opening of New Neighborhood at Briar Creek, Lompac
On Saturday, February 15, Briar Creek in Lompoc celebrates the Grand Opening of a new neighborhood of easy-living, single-family homes.
EDC Says Venoco “Acidizing” Offshore
Research reveals technique being used from Platform Holly near UCSB.
Solar Energy Pioneer Bill Yerkes Dies
He was a leading innovator in photovoltaic processes.
New Map Tracks Climate Change and Species Migration
UCSB’s National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis collaborated with international scientists.
Au Bon Climat Poured for Presidents
Iconic Santa Maria Valley winery served to French dignitaries at White House this week.
Goleta Gas Storage Deal Reached
SoCal Gas Company and concerned neighbors hash out last minute agreement before hearing.
Fee Free Presidents Day Weekend for Visitors to Los Padres National Forest
Los Padres National Forest officials today announced that February 15-17 has been designated as a “Fee Free Weekend” for visitors to the forest.
Scene in S.B.
SBCC students soak up the sun, and a UCSB senior busks for extra money.
