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The 25th Rincon Classic Delivers Its ‘Best Event’ Ever
Double-overhead sets and sparkling conditions set the stage for a massive stoke.
High Hopes for UCSB Baseball
A solid core of returners is joined by a talented group of new recruits.
Free Will Astrology
Week of February 12.
Santa Ynez Valley’s ‘Polar Bear Dip’ Makes Waves
The Santa Ynez Community Aquatics Foundation raises $5 million toward a new aquatics complex for the valley.
Karpeles Manuscript Library Museum, Home to History’s Holy Grails for Last 40 Years, Is Up for Sale
The nondescript Anapamu Street building holds documents and artifacts tied to moments, people, and decisions that bent history’s arc — and even a dinosaur egg.
Santa Barbara’s Frog Wall Has Been ‘Edited,’ Not Eliminated
The shrine’s new steward has cleaned and catalogued items, cleared out rats, and restored a native water path.
Open Air Bicycles Set to Close Its Doors in March
If the right bike enthusiast doesn’t save it, the 50-year-old shop may shut permanently as its owner plans to move on to “greener pastures.”
Burrito League Runs Through Santa Barbara
With a year of free burritos on the line, competitors cranked out thousands of miles between Mony’s and Loquita.
Stories Are Living Things (SALT)
A special afternoon with Jon Boogz and Mohsin Mohi Ud Din takes place on February 15 at MCASB.
