Greatest Potential Deed
With new reports from Japan about the ongoing escape of massive amounts of radiation, likely to increase rather than decrease in our future, the world-wide impact of this disaster is slowly dawning – but all too slowly.
Indy Staff
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Holiday Stress-Reduction
The organizer has some tips for making your holidays even happier.
What Do You Know?
Pet Psychic’s animals reflect on what they’ve learned.
Stormwater Runoff Advisory
The Santa Barbara County Environmental Health Services Division issued a stormwater runoff advisory today, in response to rain received and anticipation of additional upcoming rains.
Snow Leopard Festival & Sledding to Go On
The Santa Barbara Zoo’s popular Snow Leopard Festival, which includes sledding and snow play in 80 tons of snow, will take place on Sunday regardless of rain in the weather forecast.
The Tribal Trust Foundation Holds Charity Equestrian Event
Barbara Savage, President of the Tribal Trust Foundation announced a new charity equestrian event, the Tribal Cup to be held at Modoc Arena on Saturday, December 8th from 1-4:00 p.m.
KDB Reports: Grieving During the Holidays
Hospice of Santa Barbara invites the public to its annual signature fundraiser “Light Up A Life”, a tree-lighting ceremony honoring those who have passed.
Spirited Festivities Abound Throughout Wine Country
As Santa Barbara County vintners barrel down the last of this year’s harvest, attention turns to holidays celebrations with a wine country flair.
53rd Annual Operation Kids’ Christmas Scheduled Saturday
The 53rd annual Operation Kids’ Christmas is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 1 here at the
Pacific Coast Club.
Eight UCSB Faculty Members Named AAAS Fellows
Eight UC Santa Barbara faculty members have been awarded the distinction of Fellow by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
