Virtues of Terroir
Bravo to D.J. Palladino for his spotlight on Dianne Vapnek and her beloved approach to highlighting the art of dance in our fair city.
Indy Staff
Recent Stories
School Board Approves $500,000 for Multimedia Academy
The Board of Education voted to spend $500,000 of developer fees in order to complete the expansion of Santa Barbara High School’s Multimedia Arts and Design (MAD) Academy, but not before a tongue-lashing from Trustee Ed Heron, who said, he “resented” not being apprised of changes as the project grew both in size and budget.
Buttonwood Farm Celebrates Earth Month with Walks & Tastes around the Farm
Each Sunday in April will feature a casual “walk and talk” focusing on different farming ventures at Buttonwood Farm, led by those who farm and nurture these projects.
Public Forums Scheduled for SBCC Superintendent/President Finalists
Santa Barbara City College will host public forums for the four finalists announced for the position of Santa Barbara City College superintendent/president.
KCLU Airs Medical Marijuana Documentary
KCLU will broadcast a locally produced documentary on medical marijuana at noon and 6p.m. on Thursday, April 12.
A Worthy Cause Motivates Walk for Mental Wellness Teams
Mental Wellness Center seeking walkers/runners to form teams or participate individually in the First Annual Walk for Mental Wellness on Sunday, May 6.
SBPD Announces the Recipients of the 2012 Citizen Extra Step Awards
Each year the Santa Barbara Police Department has its officers submit nominations for Extra Step Awards presented to citizens who display acts of civic heroism and devotion to their community.
Construction Begins – Overnight Work On US 101
Due to inclement weather, closures scheduled for the week of April 9 to April 12 have been cancelled.
Cyclone Strands UCSB Rugby Teams in Fiji
Gauchos waded through rising water to reach the airport.
Local Companies Hit the Trails for Restoration Effort
This Thursday, employees from Deckers, Horny Today, Patagonia, REI, Vapur, and Channel Islands Outfitters will be getting together to remove invasive weeds and plant more than 600 native species in the San Marcos Foothills Preserve.
