Jim Cook: 1946-2011
He brought an elevated and artistic sensibility to every publication he worked on, from fine cookbooks to student newspapers, literary works to catalogs.
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Woodard Reports: Cornered by Corners of the World
Our critic’s latest thoughts on SBIFF’s docs and funny pics.
City of Goleta Needs Input on Law Enforcement Services
The City of Goleta needs the help of community residents. On Wednesday, February 15, the City will be conducting two focus groups to gather input on law enforcement services in Goleta and focus group participants are needed.
Artwork by Starr and McOwen on Display at Cate School
Katherine Starr, President of the Goleta Valley Art Association, and Francine McOwen, her friend and colleague, are showing their work at Cate School’s Hooker Gallery in the McBean Library through February 29th.
Agromin Recycles over 385,000 Tons of Organic Material in 2011
Agromin, the organics recovery company for more than 50 communities including cities throughout Santa Barbara County, recycled 386,680 tons of organic material from residents and businesses in 2011, up from 379,792 in 2010.
SBIFF Announces 2nd Weekend Panels
The creative minds behind some of this year’s finest films will share their experiences and anecdotes with audiences during the panel series at the 27th Annual Santa Barbara International Film Festival, which begins Thursday, January 26 and runs through Sunday, February 5, 2012.
InTouch Health Receives $6 Million from iRobot Corp.
InTouch Technologies, Inc. (dba. InTouch Health), a leading provider of acute healthcare remote presence solutions, announced today that iRobot Corp., a leader in delivering robot technology-based solutions, has made a $6 million investment in the Company.
Hwy 101 Improvements
Planned closures and work activities for the stretch of Highway 101 from Milpas Street to Hot Springs Road.
Children’s Library Grand Opening
The Bronfman Family Jewish Community Center will celebrate the Children’s Library Grand Opening on Sunday, February 12, 2-4 pm.
Proper Disposal of Fireplace Ashes
With the use of fireplaces and alternative heating methods (pellet stoves, wood burning stoves, etc.), the Santa Barbara County Fire Department reminds people that fires can start due to careless or improper disposal of the leftover ashes.
