LISA COUVILLION AND PATSY HICKS ELECTED TO THE SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION OF SANTA BARBARA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Lisa Couvillion and Patsy Hicks have been elected to the Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara’s Board of Directors.
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PMSM ARCHITECTS ANNOUNCES NEW ASSOCIATE
PMSM Architects is pleased to announce Monisha Adnani as Associate of the firm.
Antioch University Santa Barbara Presents April 29th Forum on Homeland Security, Data Collection, & Personal Privacy Issues
Antioch University Santa Barbara (AUSB) has announced its spring Trustee Forum: How Can We Balance Homeland Security & Personal Privacy?
Elevated Levels of Mercury Found in Fish in Western U.S. National Parks
Mercury has been discovered in fish in some of the most remote national park lakes and streams in the western United States and Alaska
ZeeBlu Closes Financing and Announces New Directors
Today ZeeBlu announced it has accepted a raise of investment funds to support their business expansion plan.
Rivera Heading Home; Interim Finance Director Appointed
For almost eight years, Tina Rivera has driven over 100 miles each day to commute to a job she loves in Goleta.
Paso Robles CAB Collective Announces 2014 Panelists and Moderator
The Paso Robles CAB (Cabernet and Bordeaux) Collective (PRCC) will present a star-studded panel discussion as part of this year’s program.
Easter Dining in Santa Barbara and Santa Ynez Valley
The Hungry Cat will be serving brunch and dinner on Easter Sunday with their complete menus, including the Hungry Cat Cobb Salad, Fried Oyster Frittata, Tweety Scramble, Main Lobster Roll and the Famous Pug Burger along with holiday specials by Chef David Lentz.
Earth Day Festival 2014 Highlights Announced by Community Environmental Council
The Community Environmental Council (CEC) will host the 2014 Santa Barbara Earth Day Festival at Alameda Park on Saturday, April 26 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday, April 27 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Splits Los Olivos Tennis Court Renovation Cost with SYV Youth Recreation
The Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians are joining forces with Santa Ynez Valley Youth Recreation to replace Los Olivos Elementary School’s unusable tennis courts with a state-of-the-art surface for both students and the community to utilize.
