SBCC Theatre Group Invites Casting Submissions
The Theatre Group at SBCC celebrates their return to full production after a lengthy, $20 million renovation of venues, the Garvin and Jurkowitz Theatres.
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Paralegal Association Scholarship
The Santa Barbara Paralegal Association offers an annual scholarship opportunity to qualified candidates.
Kids Combat Glossophobia
Glossophobia. It is an incredibly common condition. What is Glossophobia? Do you have it? There is a high probability that you do. After all, most of us are afraid of public speaking.
Solar System Night at the Goleta Library
All ages are welcome to enjoy a fun slide show about planets, followed by viewing the night sky through telescopes on Tuesday, March 6 at the Goleta Library, 500 N. Fairview Avenue in Goleta.
UCSB Physicist Receives $360,000 Grant
David Weld, assistant professor of physics at UC Santa Barbara, has received a grant for $360,000 from the Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR) to continue his work with ultracold atoms.
Why I Ride on the Sidewalk
A bicyclist speeding down the road on one of those racing bikes with the skinny tires should most definitely take their chances on the streets.
Get a Loaf of This
I am so excited that our very own local bakery is making the best gluten-free bread I have ever tasted.
Price-Propping a Problem
Lois Capps’ reference to foreclosures impacting values of neighboring homes is exactly what should be happening, as many homes are still over-valued by some 20-25%.
Letter from Michael Moore
The middle class and the American Dream were born 75 years ago today, on February 11, 1937, the day the Flint workers won their struggle. And for the next 44 years, working people everywhere got to own their own homes, send their kids to college, and never worry about going broke if they got sick.
Los Lonely Boys at La Cumbre Junior High
The Tex-Mex rockers brought a short but powerful set to an unlikely venue on Sunday, February 12.
