On Solar and Solyndra
Reports of the death of the solar industry are greatly exaggerated.
Indy Staff
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Free Hazardous Waste Drop-off October 1 and 2
If you’re tired of seeing those old paint cans in the garage or that old jug of used motor oil in the back shed, bring them to an upcoming household hazardous waste collection event.
Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics Announces 13th Annual “Health Care Heroes” Event
Eileen Bunning and Jim Tamborello, D.D.S. recognized as 2011 “Health Care Heroes” for extraordinary contributions to Santa Barbara community
3 Laguna Blanca Seniors Achieve Semifinalist Status in National Merit Scholarship Program
Out of 38 seniors, three at Laguna Blanca (Cameron Platt, Alex Greer, and Patrick Gainey) have achieved Semifinalist standing in the 57th annual National Merit Scholarship Program.
San Jose Creek Project Open House
Join Us! Saturday, October 8th, 2011, 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
$13,000 Raised for Autism Walk by Banking Executive with a Personal Connection to Autism
$13,000 was raised in support of the Santa Barbara Walk Now for Autism Speaks at the inaugural Topping Brothers Invitation held by local banking executive Harry Topping and family, September 20, 2011, inspired by the recent autism diagnosis of one of Topping’s three sons, 3-year-old twins, Liam.
$1500 Expected to Be Raised for Nonprofit Autism Speaks this Weekend in Santa Barbara GAP Stores
Autism Speaks and Gap stores in Santa Barbara have teamed up find the missing pieces of the Autism Puzzle at Gap, Gapkids and Babygap, 615 Paseo Nuevo, Santa Barbara, Saturday, September 24th, 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. and Sunday, September 25th, 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Doggie-Bag Blight
I volunteered for the third year in a row to help clean up Santa Claus Lane’s beautiful dog-friendly beach last Saturday during Coastal Clean-up Day.
Cottage to Host “Circle of Remembrance” on September 25th
Each year, Cottage Health System remembers and honors the children of our community whose lives have ended.
Riviera a Rare Resource for Dually-Diagnosed
The program graduates between 12 and 15 clients annually into permanent housing.
