Solutions to Clutter
In last week’s installment, our Organizer explained how clutter happens. This week, she tells us how to get rid of it.
Author: Indy Staff
Moving Past Pumpkins and Glass Slippers
UCSB alumna Jennifer Amiel creates a role model for girls in new archaeological mystery.
Cate School Freshman Wins Highest KIPP Award
Clinton Hall ’16, of Chicago, an incoming Cate freshman, is one of six students named KIPPster of the year for 2012. The award carries $10,000 in scholarship funds to help offset the cost of college. KIPP, or Knowledge is Power Program, is a network of public schools dedicated to preparing students in underserved communities.
Man Accused of Molesting Developmentally Disabled Teen
The 15-year-old girl has the mental capacity of 6-year-old.
Driver Killed in Crash with Maldonado’s Wife Was on Meth
He ran a stop sign and was hit by the congressional candidate’s spouse.
S.B. Barista Takes Unique Approach to Opening New Biz
Matthew Carter is raising money for a café and for Boys and Girls Clubs.
Goleta Planners, Area Residents Critique Development Proposal
Concerns raised over more traffic in the area and fewer views of the mountains.
Suspected Gang Member Arrested for Carrying Loaded Gun
Police are focusing their efforts on S.B. High and Milpas Street during school hours.
Head Chef Named for “Taste of the Town”
Aficionados of delectable food and fine wines are invited to savor the 31st Annual Taste of the Town, Santa Barbara’s signature culinary event that benefits the Arthritis Foundation.
Maldonado Releases First TV Ad
Spends close to $300,000 on broadcast agreements.
