Sick Puppy
Even though veterinary medicine is much more progressive then a decade ago, reports show that pet health decline is on the rise.
Indy Staff
Recent Stories
A Short Cab Ride
I left my Washington, D.C. hotel a few weeks ago and hailed a cab to the airport. From the back seat, I noticed a Koran next to the gearshift and prayer beads dangling from the rearview mirror. The driver’s robe and cap were like those of an Imam. “This man probably hates me,” I thought. “Where do you come from?” I asked him.
October Is the Foodest Month
epicure.sb is back with 75-plus events
Orca Tug-of-War
S.B. activists and scientists challenge SeaWorld over Morgan’s captivity.
Beach Sampling Results, Sep. 6th
Two beaches at warning level in this week’s report.
Zant on Sports, Sojourner on Maya
John Zant on Santa Barbara high school football; Sojourner Kincaid Rolle on chatting with Maya Angelou.
Pipeline Dreams
You know, I don’t like polluting oil anymore than you do, but we are all sucking up energy like voracious ants.
Dems Rally Troops on Labor Day
About 200 area Democrats got together Monday for their annual Labor Day fundraiser at Oak Park.
Campaign Treasurer Arrested for Mail Fraud
Kinde Durkee, Burbank-based campaign treasurer for Democrats throughout California, including the Santa Barbara County Democratic Central Committee, was arrested on charges of mail fraud on 9/2.
SBCC Trustees Didn’t Violate Brown Act, DA Says
The Santa Barbara District Attorney’s Office sent a letter to Raymond O’Connor informing him that they had found no violation of the Brown Act — the state’s open meeting law — by the Santa Barbara City College Board of Trustees during their 6/8 closed-session discussion of outgoing SBCC President Andreea Serban.
