Caruso Moves Ahead with Miramar Housing and Retail Project
The neighborhood is split on supporting the additions.
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Caruso Feels the Heat over Proposed Miramar Expansion
Neighbors rally against the retail and housing project as the Los Angeles developer makes an in-person appearance at a Montecito Association meeting.
Santa Barbara Man Who Shot at Teens Near Stevens Park Faces Prison Time, Civil Lawsuit
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Miramar Floats Housing and Retail Additions
Project includes luxury apartments, employee housing, and new boutiques.
A ‘Midweekend’ Getaway to Hotel S.L.O. with a Toddler in Tow
Great food, fun adventures, and only one meltdown.
