DNA Leads to Arrest in 2006 Hotel Stabbing Case
DNA Testing has proved its worth once again, this time in a year-old case of attempted murder.
Month: February 2008
Cold Springs Rehabilitation Project
Los Padres Forest Association begins major project to rebuild the canyon section of Cold Springs Trail. Using a flood grant provided by the Forest Service, the LPFA trail crew is using hand tools, winches, and an assortment of power tools to fix sections of the trail made unsafe after huge rain storms in 2005 damaged sections of the trail.
Cold Springs Canyon
The words “cold springs” conjures visions of emerald green pools and enchanting waterfalls. I think of warm rocks on which I can rest after a quick dip into the refreshing waters, the cascading water splashing over the rocks deep into the summer months. It makes me think of when I was a kid and my friends and I would explore every little creek, in search of the next great adventure.
They Can’t Read and Write, But They Sure Can Multiply
Millions of healthy, loving companion animals are humanely euthanized each year due to overpopulation.
Ugandan Brings Art for Peace
Dan Morris Tumusiime comes to S.B. as part of African Heritage Film Series.
Top Sporting Events: February 14-24
John Zant highlights the biggest games of the next 10 days.
Carp High’s Jason Ranger Nominated All-American
Warriors’ basketball star ranked among top high schoolers, to be honored Thursday.
Clean Air Bus Spews Black Smoke
Passengers, Firefighters Unhurt in Brief Blaze on 101.
The Hottie and the Nottie
Although this film fails in almost every way, most disappointing is how utterly unremarkable it was in its suckiness.
UCSB Library Lauded for Earth Day Efforts
American Library Association gives university cash prize.
