Santa Barbara Zoo Loses Snow Leopard
Everett was the oldest known snow leopard in an accredited zoo.
Year: 2019
JLSB Welcomes Incoming President Lindsay Cortina to Lead 95th Anniversary Year, Thanks Outgoing President Kielle Horton
JLSB Welcomes Incoming President Lindsay Cortina to Lead 95th Anniversary YearThe League recognizes the outstanding work by outgoing president, Kielle
Tribeca 2019: A Few Films of Note
Life lessons from food, friendship, and high school sports.
Rotary Club of Montecito Helps Teacher’s Fund
On Tuesday, May 21, The Rotary Club of Montecito Foundation presented a grant to The Teacher’s Fund, a non-profit organization that
Spanish-Speaking City Employees Get a Raise
Santa Barbara City Council has set aside $10,000 for crucial public-information workers.
Chumash, ForestWatch, and Patagonia Come Out Against Trump Fracking Plan
More than a million acres of Central California public land could be opened to oil drilling and fracking.
City Hall and Channelkeeper Reach Sewage Settlement
The settlement limits the number of allowable spills and requires city hall to clean, repair, or replace sewage pipe annually.
Manny
Chihuahua/Papillion mix needs a home!
Inspection Reports Detail Corrosion, Leaks on Exxon Platforms
But the federal safety agency in charge doesn’t seem too concerned.
A Case of the Birthdays
Everyone experiences memory loss throughout their lives, from forgetting the name of a new acquaintance to misplacing an item.
