Genetically Modified World: Part II
Products from genetically modified microorganisms are now an omnipresent part of life.
Indy Staff
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Entire La Brea Fire Area Open for Non-motorized Use
Los Padres National Forest officials announced that the entire La Brea Fire area will be open for non-motorized use (hiking, mountain biking and equestrians) in time for the start of rifle hunting season, August 14.
Thirty-Eight New Fish and Game Wardens Graduate
Thirty-eight men and women graduated from the California Department of Fish and Game’s Warden Training Academy on Friday Aug. 6 at Butte College in Oroville
Who Goes There?
Identified only as “Parade participant circa 1934” is none other than Don Adolfo Camarillo, family namesake of the city of the same name.
With Conservatives Like These . . .
Dale Francisco’s vote in favor of the jail tax demonstrates how conservatives get co-opted by the bureaucracy after they’ve been in public office a while.
Ken George to be Honored by Family Care Network
Retired Santa Maria Police Officer Ken George will receive the Family Care Network’s Circle of Serving award, September 19 by at their annual Taste of the Central Coast
Public Library Offering Downloadable E-books
Users have 24/7 access to titles compatible with popular e-reading devices.
Brad Frohling New Senior Vice President
Radius Group Commercial Real Estate, Inc. is pleased to announce that Brad Frohling has been promoted to Senior Vice President.
Feminist Scholar Examines Care Work and Other Forms of Intimate Labor
Eileen Boris, the Hull Professor and Chair of Feminist Studies at UCSB looks at care work, domestic work, and sex work in everyday life — the juncture where money and intimacy meet.
State of the Schools
The annual press conference offers a glimpse into this academic year.
