Photojournalist Displays Works at Hospice of Santa Barbara
Michael Robertson will bring photos from Bangladesh, Haiti, Romania, and Egypt to Hospice of Santa Barbara on Wednesday, January 25.
Indy Staff
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Local Chinese-Americans welcome the Year of the Water Dragon
Like an omen, rain poured Friday night tapering off as daylight came. Saturday, January 21 was the local celebration of the Chinese New Year sponsored by the Santa Barbara Chinese-American Association (SBCAA).
Montecito Bank & Trust Opens Second Branch in Goleta
Montecito Bank & Trust opens the doors on Monday, January 23 to its newest branch located at 6900 Hollister Avenue at the corner of Storke and Hollister in Goleta.
Supervisor Salud Carbajal Endorses Hannah-Beth for Senate
Supervisor Salud Carbajal announced today that he has endorsed Hannah-Beth Jackson for State Senate – joining colleagues Doreen Farr and Janet Wolf along with Assemblymember Das Williams, Ventura County Supervisor Kathy Long and dozens of current and former elected school board, city council members, mayors, and county officials from Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties.
Poet Laureate to Host Stafford Reading
Paul Willis, Westmont professor of English and Santa Barbara poet laureate, hosts a sixth annual community reading in the Los Padres National Forest, “Remembering William Stafford,” Saturday, Jan. 28, at 2 p.m. at the First Crossing Day Use Area on Paradise Road off Highway 154 in Santa Barbara County.
Santa Barbara Establishments Earn 2012 AAA Four Diamond Award
Four top hotels and restaurants in Santa Barbara earned the 2012 AAA Four Diamond award.
Digital Lending Attracts New Users to the Public Library
Despite budget cuts in recent years, the Santa Barbara Public Library System is adding thousands of new library patrons – thanks to the recent introduction of eBooks to the Library’s catalog.
From Lawyer to Peacemaker
Douglas Noll talks about his new book, Elusive Peace: How Modern Diplomatic Strategies Can Solve World Conflicts.
Local Brewery Makes Locals Only Beer
Residents of the Central Coast might be seeing a new beer showing up in their favorite watering hole, but it might not be all that new.
14-Week Course Helps Entrepreneurs Reach Goals
WEV’s Spring business training programs start in February; free one-hour orientations are first step to explore the possibility of entrepreneurship
