Volunteer Wilderness Rangers to Rebuild Headquarters
Volunteer Rangers fundraiser designed to help them recover from White Fire losses.
Month: February 2014
Belgian Twang, Catholic Capers, and the Sundance Man in the ‘Hood
Leo & Marty, Redford coming, and SBIFF 2014’s Eastern Bloc stars.
SBIFF 2014: The Leo DiCaprio-Marty Scorsese Show
The actor and director receive Santa Barbara Film Fest’s Vanguard Award for their collaborative efforts.
Santa Maria Moves Toward New ICE Facility
Thousands turn out to protest decision; Lois Capps “disappointed” by ICE’s lack of communication.
Oprah Visited By Local Pipeline Protesters
On Wednesday, February 5 protesters from climate group 350 Santa Barbara held up L.E.D. light signs spelling out “NO KXL” behind Oprah Winfrey’s head at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival (SBIFF).
Remembering Robert Heeley
Two paddle-outs to remember Robert Heeley take place in February.
We Can’t Live Without Water
Local water agencies have no excuse for not doing the Right Thing and aggressively insisting on water conservation.
Lions Club International
Over the past 25 years, millions of children in local schools and youth groups from nearly 100 countries have been participating in the Lions Club annual Peace Poster contest.
Evolutions Medical & Day Spa Celebrates Eight Great Years
Evolutions Medical and Day Spa, winner of “Best Medical Spa” in Santa Barbara every year since 2007, celebrated their 8th year of business on February 5th with an Anniversary Open House from 3pm – 8pm. The celebratory event welcomed hundreds of guests and provided discounts on services, raffles, complimentary treatments and chair massages.
Revitalization of the Chumash Tomol
Alan Salazar has been a Native American traditional storyteller, a traditional paddler of Chumash tomols (plank canoes), and a Native American consultant/monitor.
