With My Own Two Wheels
The director talks about sources of inspiration, lost passports and many, many bikes in his documentary on the bicycle as an international “vehicle of change.”
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International Toast: From Israel to California
Bill Boyd, President of The Rotary Club of Santa Barbara Sunrise, received an International Toast via email from the Rotary Club of Beit-Dagan, Israel!
Transition House in Competition to Be Triathlon Beneficiary
Transition House family homeless shelter is one of eight Santa Barbara area non-profits in the running to be the 2011 beneficiary of the Santa Barbara Triathlon.
City Park & Recreation Commission Recognizes David Everett at January Meeting
At each monthly meeting, the Park & Recreation Commission recognizes those who have volunteered their time and talents to help with projects related to the Parks & Recreation Department.
Built Green’s New Program Director toFocus on Outcomes Not Activity
Recent grants from the Santa Barbara Foundation and Towbes Foundation totalingmore than $50,000 will set new plans in motion for Built Green Santa Barbara.
San Marcos Marquettes Finish On High Note
The San Marcos High School Marquettes have started their competition season on a high note, returning from this past weekend’s competitions with two first place finishes, including a State Championship
Teen Press converges Converges on SBIFF
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Real Skills for the Real World
Santa Barbara’s job training and internship program helps high schoolers land work.
Patching the Trail Most Traveled
UCSB’s popular West Campus Bluff Trail will soon be restored after years of overuse.
