Democracy in America
Perhaps it is time to rethink how we run things, at all levels.
Indy Staff
Recent Stories
Goodwill to Want-to-Be Locals
An elegant slab of botoxed marble glided by as Bob boomed the millennium’s minutes. She gave us a haughty, disdainful look. Bob regaled her with morning salutations.
Biz Tycoon Sues Cousin
Paul Orfalea, local entrepreneur and businessman, filed suit in Ventura Superior Court on 12/6 against his business partner and cousin Gary Safady for breach of contract.
Search & Rescue Aids Three Back Country Campers
Three Santa Barbara County back country campers are home safe tonight after a week long excursion that was interrupted by heavier than expected rain storms.
Vistas Store Provides Gifts for Low and Partially Sighted
Braille Institute’s Vistas store offers a welcome alternative for shoppers searching for gifts for someone whose vision isn’t as good as it used to be.
The Redesign Project Donates Room Makeovers to Cancer Center Patients
Patients undergoing treatment at the Cancer Center of Santa Barbara can receive free room makeovers courtesy of The Redesign Project, a Santa Barbara based interior redesign firm
Paula Goodwin Receives Howard Gates Award From Realtors
The Howard Gates Award is awarded to the agent who has been instrumental in bringing about a successful closing in an escrow that might not have closed without the agent’s effort.
James Kennedy and Richard Garcia Receive Fire Academy Honors
Two Chumash Fire Department firefighters received special recognition at the Allan Hancock College Fire Academy graduation ceremony held on December 17.
Red Cross Tips for Flood Preparation and Awareness
The American Red Cross, Santa Barbara County Chapter would like to offer tips to keep everyone in the community safe during this flood season
Gas Station Shooter Gets 19 Years
A distinctive neck tattoo and an anonymous tip led authorities to the suspect.
