UCSB Arts & Lectures Presents Joshua Bell and Peter Dugan
Granada recital on February 3 welcomes back Joshua Bell, a Santa Barbara favorite.
Month: January 2022
Santa Barbara County Becomes Third District in Nation with Electric Commuter Bus
A lot is riding on this ‘45-foot beauty’ with an $850,000 price tag.
Lanny Kaufer Finds Healing in Nature
The Ojai-based herbalist pens Medicinal Plants of California field guide.
Pity for Downtown Santa Barbara
I was deeply saddened by what I saw on State Street when I visited on Thursday January 27.
Lack of Consequences
In your recent article entitled “Santa Barbara Takes Steps to Declare Chick-fil-A Drive-Thru a Public Nuisance”, I found it ironic that the business is being blamed for the traffic back up.
Our Ocean Is Calling
The existence of ocean animals is in danger due to the surplus of plastic waste in our oceans.
The Things We Need
Thank you for John Holman’s brilliant piece on online shopping!
Big Oil
To decrease oil production without decreasing oil consumption does nothing for the environment.
Cannabis COVID-19 Benefit?
I just read about the research study from Oregon State University, which found that consuming two cannabinoids could prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Support for Corazon del Pueblo
The undersigned arts and cultural organizations from around the tri-county area are appalled by the recent vandalism and racist stereotypes against Corazon del Pueblo in Santa Maria.
