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While I support the restoration of native habitat at Shalawa Meadow / Hammond’s Meadow for the sake of biodiversity, I strongly oppose installing construction-grade plastic netting over this public open space, which is adjacent to shore and reef habitats.
With this many thousand dwellings for this many thousands of people, will there be enough water when the next 10-year drought comes along?
Santa Barbara is still very lucky: We have the Santa Barbara Independent, which continues to defy the odds and retain its place as our “paper of record.”
and Celebrate Earth Day! (late again)
I applaud the Grand Jury for its investigation and advocacy for getting better care for those in custody at the County Jail.
I felt sad when I saw the Independent encouraging people to drive to Carrizo Plain National Monument.
Across the world and back through history, students have sparked struggle for peace, freedom, and justice.
Has the City Council considered taking a group drive to the Paseo Nuevo Parking Lot?
Fred Hayward was an unofficial ambassador to the many residents of our town, offering personal service that is simply unavailable from any home goods stores, brick-and-mortar or online, today.
Moving forward, it is essential that the Santa Barbara County supervisors protect us from becoming the horrendous monstrosity that is the Southern California Urban Sprawl Nightmare.
