Caruso Levels Miramar, Wrangles with County
Demolition makes his property entitlements permanent.
Indy Staff
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Death by Water
S.B. author Jeff Oshins’ book 12 tells of the end of this age by flooding.
CDPH Warns Consumers Not To Eat True Taste Smoked Fish Products Because of Botulism Risk
SACRAMENTO – California Department of Public Health (CDPH) Director Dr. Ron Chapman warned consumers today not to eat True Taste brand smoked fish products because they may have been improperly produced, making them susceptible to contamination with Clostridium botulinum.
Bank of Manhattan Expands to Downtown Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara welcomes Bank of Manhattan to the city’s financial district in the heart of downtown.
New Santa Ynez Valley Tourism Marketing Alliance Formed
Solvang, Santa Ynez Valley, California—On November 7th, 2012, a formal Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Santa Ynez Valley Hotel Association (SYVHA) and the Solvang Conference & Visitors Bureau (SCVB) was signed establishing the new Santa Ynez Valley Tourism Marketing Alliance (Alliance); whose main purpose is combining resources for the collective destination marketing of the Santa Ynez Valley as a tourism region.
Hutton Parker Foundation Awards $965,000 in Core Support Grants
Hutton Parker Foundation recently awarded $965,000 in Core Support Grants to 31 nonprofit agencies located throughout Santa Barbara County representing Children, Youth and Families; Civic & Community, and Education organizations.
Former Spirit of Fiesta Franchesca Marisol Cabrera Returns to Santa Barbara as Education Co-ordinator with Ballet Hispanico
Franchesca Marisol Cabrera, a former Spirit of Fiesta, returns to Santa Barbara as Education co-ordinator with Ballet Hispanico.
WWII Dog Tags Found in France Returned to Service Member’s Family for the Holidays
VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. – On Thursday a Vandenberg Airman will accept a very special gift that has traveled over 5,500 miles for the holidays.
Southern California Edison presents a $5,000 donation to Santa Barbara-based nonprofit Just Communities
Southern California Edison presents a $5,000 donation to Santa Barbara-based nonprofit Just Communities for their Adopt A School program for Community Leadership Institute (CLI) scholarships.
Enviro Group Appeals Naples Approval in State Court
The latest twist in a long-running dispute over the development of Naples came last Thursday when the Environmental Defense Center (EDC), Naples Coalition, and Surfrider Foundation filed an appeal in state court that challenges a July 2012 Santa Barbara Superior Court decision upholding the county’s approval of a 71-mansion subdivision.
