“Homegrown & Santa Barbara’s Own” Garden Court Endowment Fundraiser to Benefit Local Seniors in Need
Garden Court Endowment 4th Annual Fundraiser Event to benefit frail, low-income seniors; plans to fill major gap in long-term care.
Month: February 2011
Whole Foods Tells Meat Shoppers the Whole Story
New meat rating system puts shoppers’ guilty consciences to rest.
Goleta Moves Ahead on New Bank
Montecito Bank & Trust branch to be built on corner of Hollister and Storke roads.
Men Accused of Fatal Beating Appear in Court
Case postponed to March 10 because some attorneys not able to appear.
Sixteen and Pregnant, Santa Barbara Style
This isn’t a Bristol Palin-style story of a teen martyr who moralizes to other teens about the virtues and joys of abstinence.
World’s Deepest Lake Mimics the Ocean
Research finds the connection between Pacific winds and Lake Baikal.
Blaming the Unions
Politicans are like magicians: Draw your attention away, start the illusion, and then – aha, the “prestige,” as they reach around with the other hand and dip into the coffers themselves.
From Washington with Love
Capps and fellow California congressmembers decry current federal budget proposal.
Nonprofit Facing Collapse
This letter urges everyone to recognize the depth of the budget crisis we now face and to become engaged in defending the safety net of services that people with developmental disabilities and their families depend upon.
Rain and Snow
Snow will stay at around 5500 feet through this afternoon, dropping as low as 3500 feet by Saturday.
