Santa Barbara Sewing Circles Make Face Masks for the Millions
Volunteers sew critically needed facemasks and give them away to hospitals and neighbors.
Author: Jean Yamamura
What We Don’t Know
If we knew we had coronavirus, we both would gladly give blood so that perhaps our antibodies could help someone else.
Dolphins for Book Club
The paperback book ‘Dolphin Talk’ is full of uplifting stories.
Geographic Isolation
Surely the entirety of the “essential” working population of our region doesn’t commute from elsewhere.
Cynicism on Display
The estimate of deaths from COVID-19 has almost certainly been hyped for Trump’s own ends.
Really?
It’s getting weary watching President Trump praise himself and going off on the media.
A Message
We fell asleep in one world, and woke up in another.
It’s Political
All of us who regularly watch the news know the virus is a political and a human issue.
Boiling the Frog: COVID-19 and Climate Change
The global viral outbreak is a reminder that whether it’s a pandemic or broad sweeping anthropogenic climate change, humans are not immune to catastrophe in the many forms it may assume.
California to Spend $1.4 Billion on Protective Gear
The state has also begun to break down COVID-19 statistics by race.
