Student-Led Pedal Power
Leaders at Santa Barbara High School are changing the way youth view bikes, and that’s cool.
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Recent Stories
How Thinking Affects Investing
In this series I will examine the habits and biases that influence us unconsciously (usually for the worse) when we’re making financial decisions.
Award-Winning Peabody Educator Laid Off
Peabody Charter School laid off 13 aides including 28-year veteran Georgie Perkins.
La Petite Chouette’s Indah at the Lobero Theatre
Santa Barbara’s aerial dance company presented an all-female show at the Lobero on Tuesday, May 22.
Art Along the Creek
A celebration of the arts with music under the trees along Mission Creek.
How Thinking Affects Investing
In this series I will examine the habits and biases that influence us unconsciously (usually for the worse) when we making financial decisions.
Michael Holliday FAIA Receives Top Honor from American Institute of Architects
South Coast architect Michael Holliday returned home May 20 after being elected to the American Institute of Architects College of Fellows in Washington, D.C., at the AIA National Design Convention.
Teen Volunteer Opportunity at Central Library
Teen volunteers (or “volunteens”) are needed this summer at the Central Library!
Alzheimer’s Association Receives Large Donations in May
The Alzheimer’s Association California Central Coast Chapter received $80,000 from three sources: The Coeta and Donald Barker Foundation; Bettina Chandler, widow of Otis Chandler, the former publisher of the Los Angeles Times; and The Vons Foundation.
SBCC Begins New Curriculum to Promote Healthy Aging
Santa Barbara City College will offer the new Skills for Healthy Aging Resources and Programs (SHARP) skills competency award program this fall.
