The Ghosts of the Granada Theatre
Being a rigger in the theater means we climb all the way to the top of the theater, places that no one else ever goes. The ghosts hang out up there sometimes.
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Customer Disservice
“Because we value your business, please continue to hold” was repeated on a loop at seven-second intervals for what promised to be the rest of my life.
Ted Adams Turns 85
Ted’s connection to the communities of Mountain Drive and Painted Cave has created a large network that has blossomed over the years, with so many friends of friends joining the ranks of those who treasure this man.
Enduring Long COVID
A Santa Barbara runner reflects on 100 days of dealing with the Delta strain.
Barney Brantingham Retires
After 60 years in journalism, Santa Barbara’s On the Beat columnist hangs up his typewriter.
How Bilingualism Helped My Students Get Along
My experience using communication to heal wounds while teaching in South Central L.A.
Rockin’ and Rollin’ Through Gaviota
Train excursion highlights coastal issues before Tuesday supes hearing.
Kids on Bikes
Bici Centro’s summer bicycle camp is accessible to everyone, from private school kids to homeless downtown students.
Fat Tuesday Revisited
Diets that outlaw certain foods create their own Mardi Gras.
Hannah Apricot Visits Cuba
Delegates to the International Permaculture Convergence show a picture of life with little petroleum March 19.
