Where the Girls Aren’t
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Recent Stories
Heroic Mascot-in-Chief
Do Americans want a heroic mascot as President? An imaginal embodiment of our deep values, fully charismatic and a projection of our national prestige and parental myths? The smart money says so.
Housing Trust Fund Receives $5,000 Grant
The Housing Trust Fund of Santa Barbara County (HTF) is pleased to announce a $5,000 grant award from the Bank of America Charitable Foundation.
Veterans: Come One, Come All
Stand Down Santa Barbara offers services this Saturday.
Casa Keeps Catching Flack
Milpas neighbors, businesses owners blast the homeless shelter.
Bacara Scraps Expansion Plans
The owners of Goleta’s Bacara Resort and Spa have dropped their plans to build 50 new condominiums and hotel units on 13 acres of restored coastal sage scrub habitat, the Environmental Defense Center announced in its October 3 newsletter.
High Gas Prices Especially High in S.B.
Santa Barbara’s gas prices are among the highest in the nation, thanks to a nationwide spike in that hit California harder than any other state.
Venoco Goes Fully Private
Venoco founder Timothy Marquez is taking the oil and gas company private after a merger agreement was reached among Venoco, Marquez, and Denver Parent Corporation.
Shoreline Park Safety Improvements Finished
Mayor Helene Schneider and fellow city councilmembers, alongside other elected officials including County Supervisor Janet Wolf, officially unveiled Shoreline Park’s improved safety features this Wednesday.
New Cafeteria for S.B. High
Santa Barbara High School’s gleaming new state-of-the-art cafeteria was unveiled in a ribbon-cutting ceremony last Friday.
