You Montecito Cafe, Me Jane
Despite the headline, Jane (1311 State St., 962-1311), the just-opened sister restaurant to the Montecito Cafe, isn’t named after Tarzan’s beloved.
Month: November 2008
Give a Little
S.B. County Animal Services needs food and pet supplies to support their efforts to care for the animals of Tea Fire victims temporarily housed in the County Animal Shelter (5473 Overpass Rd., Goleta).
City 11-26
Hard economic times will cost Santa Barbara City Hall between $3 million and $5 million in lost revenues, according to City Administrator Jim Armstrong’s recent report.
Luscious Landscapes
Don’t miss your last chance to see local artist Phoebe Brunner’s Contemporary Landscapes exhibit at the Easton Gallery (557 Hot Springs Road, Montecito).
Christian Tetzlaff Solo Violin
CAMA presents violinist Christian Tetzlaff.
Thankfulness and Reflections, Post-Inferno
With Thanksgiving upon us, the community of Santa Barbara is in a state of expanded thankfulness and also lingering, unsettled shock.
Education 11-26
Despite rumors of end-of-the-year layoffs, Santa Barbara City College President Andreea Serban has indicated that faculty and permanent staff need not fear losing their jobs.
Quiz: Turkey Talk
1) Which Founding Father wanted the turkey to be the national bird of the United States?
Dons and Chargers Battle It Out in CIF Playoff
Dons and Chargers battle it out in CIF Playoff.
Suzanne Heibel
Readers may recognize Suzanne Heibel’s byline. This graduate of UCSB’s environmental studies program and current Indy intern has been quickly learning the ropes to reporting on all manner of Santa Barbara news, most recently with last week’s bio on Tea Fire victims Lance and Carla Hoffman.