2024 - Page 147 of 582 - The Santa Barbara Independent

Letters By Paul and Karen Menzel, S.B.

P Adds No New Tax Rate

The extension of Measure P will provide critical funding for SBCC to continue to be the educational beacon for thousands of local students trying to get a start in life with an affordable education, without increasing tax rates beyond what we approved in 2008.

Voices By Jim Armstrong, Andrew Salzman, and the Santa Barbara Reading Coalition

Solving the Reading Crisis in Our Schools

We believe all children deserve to learn to read, and all teachers can learn to teach them.

Voices By Lanny Ebenstein

Vote Yes on Measure P

Only one bond in more than 50 years is not enough to keep Santa Barbara City College a great institution.

Voices By The Rev. Channing Smith, Rector of All Saints-by-the-Sea Church

Miramar’s Affordable Housing Should Be Next to All Saints Church

The “swap” is an exciting alternative that entails putting the affordable housing in two buildings next to All Saints at the corner of South Jameson and Eucalyptus Lane.

Letters By Glen Mowrer, S.B.

Please Vote No on P

Unfortunately the college administration and faculty seem enthralled with the idea that SBCC should be a “world class” institution attracting student tourists from not just all of California but all of the U.S. and from international places as well.

SBAOR President's Message By Michele Allyn

Vote No on Prop 5: Stop the Tax Hikes on Homeowners

By Michele Allyn2024 PresidentSanta Barbara Association of Realtors As President of the Santa Barbara Association of REALTORS®, it is crucial

Letters By Leilanie Rubinstein, S.B.

We Need Change at City Hall

Santa Barbara City Councilmember Alejandra Gutierrez did not vote in the 2022 general election, a crucial moment for safeguarding reproductive rights in our state.