Sparrow Test Positive for West Nile
A sparrow in Lompoc tested positive for the West Nile virus, making for the 17th documented instance of the disease
Month: August 2007
Sheriffs Seek Carp Assault Suspect
They’re asking for the public’s help in finding Edward Galvez.
Arnold Opts to Continue Supporting Williamson Act
Funding for the Williamson Act was saved again this week when Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger opted to retain state support of
Pig Hunters Complete Work on Santa Cruz Island
After more than two years of killing wild pigs, a crew of New Zealand-based professional hunters are headed home from
Surfrider and Citrix Clean Up Isla Vista Beach
The Santa Barbara chapter of the Surfrider Foundation and volunteers from local software company Citrix Online held a beach cleanup
Fish and Game Looks Into Banning Leaded Ammunition
On 8/27, the California Fish and Game Commission discussed whether to ban lead ammunition from California condor habitat, less than
Cassano Returns From Arctic
Ed Cassano, director of InMER-a nonprofit organization dedicated to initiating policy changes related to global warming-returned from a reconnaissance mission
New Frontiers Commended for Use of Cage-Free Chicken Eggs
The Humane Society of the United States announced its commendation of the New Frontiers Natural Marketplace chain for implementing a
ATK Scores Contract to Naval Air System
The Naval Air System Command awarded an $8-million contract to Alliant Techsystems (ATK) to supply rocket motors for foreign military
PUEBLO Seeks New Executive Director
The economic justice organization PUEBLO has launched a search for a new executive director less than a year after hiring
