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Recent Stories
School District Avoids Pink Slips
For the first time in several years, the Santa Barbara school district did not have to issue pink slips to any of its permanent teachers.
UCSB Bus Lines Extending Service
UCSB’s express bus lines — 12x and 24x — are scheduled to extend their hours of operation and decrease wait times by fall 2015 because of a recent partnership between the university and MTD.
Farr, Lavagnino Back Bill Brown
Supervisors Doreen Farr and Steve Lavagnino this week threw their political weight behind Sheriff Bill Brown in his June 3 election battle against challenger Sgt. Sandra Brown.
Supes Boost ADMHS Contract By $950,000
The supervisors allocated an extra $950,000 to the contract between the county’s Department of Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Services (ADMHS) and Aurora Vista del Mar, bringing the current fiscal year’s contract to $2.3 million.
Tidewater Goby No Longer Endangered?
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is proposing to reclassify the tidewater goby from endangered to threatened because it “is not likely to become extinct in the foreseeable future,” officials said this week.
The Power of Paiche
A healthy, sustainable fish for the future, now for sale at Whole Foods.
Grilled Shrimp and Sausage @ Paradise Café
Cassoulet a Santa Barbara way.
Carl Jung’s Red Book
The master of dream therapy himself surreptitiously authored a secret book filled with his own ruminations, dreams, and hallucinogenic drawings.
A poem by and a poem for Barry Spacks
For a long time I have been (it is difficult to use a perfected verb here) a correspondent of Barry Spacks, a man I’ve known since I was four.
