Review | Alisa Weilerstein’s ‘Bach Cello Suites’
Cellist performs an extraordinary set that expresses an entire world.
Year: 2020
Organic Soup Kitchen Hits the Road and Phones
The 11-year-old Santa Barbara nonprofit recently launched a helpline and now delivers soup across the region.
Information on Workforce and Training Programs to be Part of a Zoom Informational Session on August 13
(SANTA BARBARA, Calif.) – The Santa Barbara County Workforce Development Board (SBCWDB) will be hosting the Workforce Programs Launch Event (via Zoom)
Santa Barbara’s Rent Stabilization Plan Unveiled
City Councilmembers Sneddon and Harmon discuss a 2 percent cap on rent increases.
Doctors Are Human, Too
Ever had a surgeon or ER doctor save your life?
Trucking Not Prudent
You’ll never convince me that this two lane, dark and windy highway with a 7 percent grade into Maricopa will be safe for 70 to 78 trucks, with up to and over 6,000 gallons of crude oil per truck, on the roads is prudent.
Desalination Is Not the Panacea
From electricity use to loss of marine life, Santa Barbara’s desal plant is more destructive than acknowledged.
Racist or Charming?
The Trader labels of José, Ming, and Giotto are part of the good-natured and benign charm that permeates your stores.
Naming Rights
It seems to me that our fearless supreme ruler, as we all know, brands everything possible with his name.
The Crime of Collateral Damage
Hiroshima, Nagasaki, and white supremacy in the United States.
