Smoothly Functioning Flu Response
Santa Barbara County healthcare providers hold pandemic influenza exercise.
Month: June 2008
Breakers Make Title Run
Both an undefeated season and a championship on the line this weekend.
Standing Up, Sitting Down, Moving On
Santa Barbara High’s graduation ceremony as a metaphor for the high school experience.
Timeless Beauty
Women of a certain age take umbrage.
Animal Services Seeks Foster Parents for Kittens
Program readies otherwise unwanted young cats for adoption.
Pali-X.-Mano Sets the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
The summer solstice is the longest day of the year, and a day to honor the sun at its zenith.
Sentencing Over Bogus Will Postponed
Edward Blomfield ordered to pay back family of deceased girlfriend.
Marriage Licenses for All Becomes Law
Tuesday, June 17, was a momentous day for gay couples in Santa Barbara County. For many, it was the day that they finally obtained a legal license to get married. For several, it was indeed their wedding date.
Former Basketball Coach to Spend Seven Years Behind Bars
Superior Court Judge Frank Ochoa gave Bruce Nelson, a former Santa Barbara High boys basketball assistant coach, the maximum sentence-seven years in state prison-for committing lewd sexual acts against patients for whom he was acting as a caretaker.
Faced with $17 Billion in State Cuts, County Supervisors Finally Pass Tightened Budget
If the hug shared last Friday, June 13, by 4th District Supervisor Joni Gray and 2nd District Supervisor Janet Wolf was any indication, the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors was relieved to have passed the budget after hours of deliberation, disagreement, and disappointment.
