Ross McMurry: 1939-2020
I lost my friend this week. It still hasn’t quite set in. We were supposed to have lunch on Friday, like we do most weeks.
Indy Staff
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Santa Barbara Police Department officials say the fatality was an accident.
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Humanity — Past and Present — Through a Hawaiian Lens
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Midnight Voter Registration Deadline for General Election; In-Person ‘Same-Day’ Registration Required After Today
Today, October 19, is the deadline to register to vote or update your voter registration in order to participate in the November 3 General Election.
Weekly News Quiz: 10/10 – 10/16!
How much do you know about what happened this week? Take our weekly news quiz on Saturdays to see!
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California Enacts Stronger Financial Protections for Consumers
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Hear Charles Donelan in conversation with Larry Feinberg (Santa Barbara Museum of Art) and Jonathan Fox (Ensemble Theatre Company) as they talk about Santa Barbara’s art scene.
