Banks Too Big To Save
MIT economics professor and author chats up UCSB audience.
Month: February 2011
Produce Retailer Gets Design Approval
Owners of the Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market chain have obtained design approval to knock down the group of shops along the 300 block of North Milpas Street — which included Whitefoot Meat Market — and build a new 11,500-square-foot produce retailer.
Man Crashes Through Downtown Storefront
An 83-year-old Santa Barbara man crashed his Honda SUV into Fast Frame’s storefront on 2/13. No one was injured.
Local Santa Barbara Author Patricia Selbert’s Novel, The House of Six Doors, Premieres February 22
Inspired by the author’s odyssey from Curaçao to Hollywood, this captivating tale opens a door to compassion, gratitude and freedom
Beach Sampling Results, Feb 14th
Two beaches at warning level in this week’s report.
Disability and Equity Awareness Week at San Marcos High
As part of Disability and Equity Awareness Week at San Marcos High School, this Thursday February 17 at 10:45am and 12:40pm, Activities Director Aaron Solis will be facilitating a Disability Awareness speaker panel in the San Marcos Library.
Vintage Camera, Fresh Images
Art Seen checks out Luther Gerlach’s old-school photos at Telios Design House.
Santa Barbara Symphony Plays Shostakovich
The Santa Barbara Symphony will be conducted by Corrado Rovaris this weekend in a program that ranges from Italy to Germany and to Soviet Russia.
I Like Weightlifting?
To the author’s surprise, he now looks forward to the very thing that first turned him off about Crossfit.
The Illusionist
Jaques Tati and Sylvain Chomet combine forces to create this sweet, poignant animated tale about an aging magician.
