Capps Hears from Med Clinics
Congressmember Lois Capps met with directors of the Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics Monday to talk about how to meet the increasing demand for low-cost health care.
Month: February 2009
Goleta Wants Sanitary District’s Load; Agency Likely to Sue
The Goleta West Sanitary District receives $1.6 million a year in property tax revenue, and it has $30 million in reserves, a load of cash that is too much for the City of Goleta to ignore.
Bio-Fuel Station Comes to S.B
A progressive, eco-oriented gas station has set up shop near Highway 101’s La Cumbre exit.
Oil Deal Between PXP and Environmentalists Falters in Face of Oil Moratorium
Despite support from unlikely allies in Santa Barbara County and beyond, the historic proposal to allow new oil production in state waters near Vandenberg Air Force Base was decisively shot down last Thursday by the State Lands Commission after a grueling five-and-a-half-hour meeting at the Mar Monte hotel.
Sexo y Violencia, Indeed
A review of Lucha VaVoom, at the Majestic Ventura Theater, Saturday, January 31.
John Cleese Revives A Fish Called Wanda
Montecito’s resident funny Englishman brings his 1988 film to the stage.
Patti Smith Speaks from the Soul
When Steven Sebring first started filming Patti Smith for his recently released cinematic portrait, Dream of Life, the duo didn’t exactly know what would become of the footage.
Against the Wall at the Arts Fund
Traditional gallery space exhibits graffiti art.
News to Yous
This Friday, February 6, and Saturday, February 7, the Arts Mentorship Program presents Dance Teachers Gone Wild, a performance to benefit the program’s scholarship fund.
An American Gothic Play from the 1970s
In this classic American play, a Midwestern family hides a dark secret.
