Barney Melekian Sworn In as Interim Police Chief
The new chief brings 46 years of experience to the role.
Year: 2021
In New Book, UCSB Scholars Take Broader, More Inclusive Look at Chicano Movement
“Rewriting the Chicano Movement” brings a fresh depth and inclusionary take on the decades-long struggle.
Hundreds of Volunteers Keep Cottage Drive-Thru COVID Vaccine Clinic Running
The Goleta clinic will continue to expand its operation.
Sheriff’s Office Celebrates National Reading Month
Santa Barbara, Calif. – The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office will share the joy of reading with a story time
History, Reconsidered
View the complete news release at:https://www.news.ucsb.edu/2021/020188/history-reconsidered By now, the bare-bones story of the Chicano Movement is well known: Brave, determined
Husband Arrested for Fatally Shooting Wife in Tanglewood
Eladio Herrera, a 63-year-old North County resident, shot and killed his wife, 38-year-old Dolores Reyes, at their family home in
Indy Book Club’s March Selection: ‘The Trauma Cleaner’
Sarah Krasnostein’s book is subtitled ‘One Woman’s Extraordinary Life in the Business of Death, Decay, and Disaster.’
VW Campers Are Cars, Too
We have an old 1995 VW camper and cannot get a parking pass.
Sandcastles
Walking on East Beach near the cemetery last week, I came across an obvious swastika drawn into the sand.
