Monsieur Lazhar
Philippe Falardeau’s latest film follows an Algerian school teacher who takes over a classroom after the previous instructor commits suicide.
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Westmont Mourns Death of Dr. Alex Moore
The kinesiology assistant professor, 31, died following complications from surgery.
Telegraph Brewing Wins Two Medals at the 2012 World Beer Cup
Telegraph Brewing Company recently won a gold medal and a bronze medal at the 2012 World Beer Cup (WBC).
UC Santa Barbara Extension Revives Degree-Credit Courses at Ventura Center
For the first time in almost three years, UC Santa Barbara Extension will offer degree-credit classes this summer at the UCSB Ventura Center.
2012 Women of Achievement Awards Honor Paula Lopez and Perie Longo
From Breaking News to Awakening the Muse is the theme for the Association for Women in Communication’s 2012 Women of Achievement Awards, honoring award-winning Santa Barbara anchorwoman Paula Lopez and poetry therapist and former city poet laureate Perie Longo.
Family Corner Opens at Goleta Valley Library
Infant and Toddler Town comes to the Good Land’s home for books.
Yes Y, No Y
Voters should do Mark Lee a huge favor and vote no on Measure Y.
Gray Area
A scandal has been exposed: County Supervisor Joni Gray’s involvement in the failure of a “non-profit” development agency, Lompoc Housing and Community Development Corporation, that has cost us all dearly, possibly [“in the very worst-case scenario”] “6 million in taxpayer money…255 units of affordable housing…1.4 million owed to the federal government” when we already have a county “deficit of 17 million.”
Not Representing
Your article on the Miramar tax issues was erroneous in one important respect.
Gang Injunction Trial Delayed Until October 1
A July trial date for the city’s proposed gang injunction has been abandoned to give city attorneys more time to petition the juvenile court for information.
