Fielding President Richard Meyers Announces His Retirement
Provost Katrina Rogers to be acting president designee beginning summer 2013
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Recent Stories
KDB Reports: New Noise Fights For All-Ages Music Club
It’s been nearly 10 years since the all-ages, drug and alcohol-free music club ‘The Living Room’ shut its doors.
Pick and Paint at the Santa Ines Mission Mills
The Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation (SBTHP) and the Elverhøj Museum of History & Art are hosting a free Pick & Paint event on Saturday, November 17, 2012 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the historic Santa Inés Mission Mills, weather permitting.
A Late Quartet
A clichéd melodrama that does great injustice to the Beethoven it professes to adore.
Cheers for Wachowskis
Why am I not surprised that D. J. Palladino chose Cloud Atlas on which to unload a supply of venomous sarcasm apparently stored for just such an occasion?
There Goes the Neighborhood
Under the current county winery ordinance, if your neighbor has a vineyard on five acres, ten acres, 20 acres or more he or she can build a winery (wine production, tasting room, events, amplified music, etc.).
Retirement System A Go-Go
County employee program is 72 percent funded.
Chumash Foundation Gives Service Awards
The Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Foundation gave $5,000 service awards to five area nonprofits at a celebratory dinner on 11/2.
Carp Bag Ban Goes Into Effect
Carpinteria’s ban on single-use bags in its large commercial stores — Albertsons, CVS, Rite Aid, and Vons, and Kim’s Market — went into effect last week.
Tri-Counties Help Hurricane Victims
The tri-counties have made their support for Hurricane Sandy victims well-known, as Santa Barbara-based Direct Relief International reports it has contributed more than $1 million in cash aid and $25 million worth of medical supplies, in addition to other direct donations from citizens.
