Dana VanderMey, Director of Volunteer Services, Retires from Hospice of Santa Barbara
Dana VanderMey, Hospice of Santa Barbara’s longtime Director of Volunteer Services, recently retired.
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Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians’ Donation Creates Mobile Computer Lab at Lompoc Elementary School
In an effort to expand technology access throughout the largest elementary school in the Lompoc School District, the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians is donating 35 iPad2 devices that will serve as a mobile computer lab for Leonora Fillmore Elementary.
VOTE-BY-MAIL ELECTION – NOVEMBER 5, 2013
On October 8, 2013, the City of Santa Barbara sent out approximately 46,000 ballot packages to the registered voters in the City of Santa Barbara.
BROOKS INSTITUTE PROUDLY ANNOUNCES EXPOSURE 2013
Brooks Institute proudly announces: “Exposure 2013,” a stunning showcase of our most recent and lauded student works reflecting the best of the Institute’s venerable Film and Visual Journalism programs.
University Club of Santa Barbara elects John J. Thyne III as President
In 1919, a group of eleven men, each representing a different alma mater, formed the University Club of Santa Barbara as a place to meet, enjoy a good meal, discuss the news of the day, shoot a game of billiards, or play a game of bridge.
Goodland Chai Keeps It Authentic
Goodland Chai brews up the spices of the season.
Review: Carrie
Chloë Grace Moretz and Julianne Moore turn in great performances in this bloody rehashing of the 1976 horror classic.
Cults
The follow-up to this Brooklyn duo’s breakout debut is quieter, weirder, and seriously lacking in the singles department.
Aftermath
After watching endless hours of television to make sure some semblance of sanity returned to the American political system, reality crept into my world like a cat that slinks his way in unfamiliar territory.
Pedaling on Open Streets
More than 2.5 miles of Cabrillo will be open to bicyclists, pedestrians, skateboarders, families with strollers, and dog-walkers on November 2.
