Supes Okay Lompoc Wind Farm
Thanks to a unanimous February 10 vote of support from the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors, a large-scale wind farm will likely be up and running in the foothills southwest of Lompoc sometime next year.
Month: February 2009
Carbajal Takes on Nava by Proxy for 35th District
In the latest installment of the political soap opera now engulfing South Coast Democrats, 1st District Supervisor Salud Carbajal put to rest months of intense speculation last week that he’d be running for the state’s 35th Assembly District against environmental activist Susan Jordan for the Democratic Party nomination.
The Uncertain Fate of Independent Bookstores
What does the future hold for Santa Barbara’s booksellers?
Pappas Recount Setback
While Steve Pappas sat in court Monday, listening to two attorneys argue on his behalf and against, 3rd District Supervisor Doreen Farr was busy meeting with constituents and preparing for her fifth Board of Supervisors meeting since taking office.
Jon Francis: American Icons at Sullivan Goss
Paintings capture timelessness of American symbols.
volume 23, no. 161, February 12-19, 2009
Our Winter Surf Blowout
Donavon Frankenreiter and Gary Jules at SOhO
Look out your window and you can see why so many Southern Californian musicians have such a strong affinity for the ocean.
Tracy Grammer Pays Tribute to Her Other Half in a New Season of Tales from the Tavern
For most musicians, the path to success is a long and winding road that typically contains more trappings than it does riches.
Jack’s Goes Beyond the Bagel
Upper State Street bagel shop officially becomes a bistro.
Law and Disorder 2-12
“I would say before a month; I would hope before two weeks.”
