City 6-19
In a move to take into account inflation as well as the costs of city improvements like lateral sewer line replacements, Santa Barbara City Council members voted unanimously to increase trash and water rates.
Month: June 2008
Education 6-19
Norm Clevenger was named last week as San Marcos High School’s new principal, replacing the retiring Craig Morgan.
Mad Caddies
When the curtains rose at a little past 11 o’clock on Sunday night, the crowd at Velvet Jones exploded for Santa Barbara favorites The Mad Caddies.
Kim’s Kite: The Eyes Have It
Learn more about birds of prey this Saturday at Wheeler Gorge Visitor Center.
‘How did Meigs Road get its name?’
Meigs Road, one of the primary routes that connects downtown Santa Barbara with the city’s Mesa neighborhood, was named after the family of Peveril Meigs.
Ewephoria
Sucker for both cheese and cheesy puns that I am, it was hard to resist this brilliant gouda-like sheep cheese from Holland.
Cool Classes
Do your brain a favor this summer and sign up for one of the many diverse classes offered by the Adult Education Program through SBCC.
Q Is for : Quantum Kitchen & Cocktails
It’s rare a place tries to be many things to many people and pulls it off, but Quantum does.
The Incredible Hulk
Admittedly it’s a better film than Ang Lee’s venture into comic-book-as-paternalistic-metaphor land five years ago.
The Cutting Garden
In an area where there is a Farmers Market nearly every day of the week with buckets and buckets of inexpensive fresh flowers and open-air flower stands on corner after corner, it might seem that there is no need to grow flowers in your own garden for cutting.
