ACS & Fund for Santa Barbara
The FUND FOR SANTA BARBARA has awarded $3000 for the Adelante Charter School Translation Project.
Month: February 2011
Santa Barbara Declaration Urges Rejection of Nuclear Deterrence
On February 16 and 17, the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation hosted a conference in Santa Barbara to address the dangers of nuclear deterrence.
Applications Being Accepted for Music Academy MERIT Program
The Music Academy of the West is currently accepting applications for its popular summer MERIT Program, which will take place this year from July 4 to 15.
Rotary Club of Santa Barbara Recognizes a Local Outstanding Teacher
The Rotary Club of Santa Barbara (Downtown) will recognize a local teacher, Deborah Reid, this Friday, February 23, 2011 for her outstanding work
111 State Street Acquisition
SB State Street Holdings, LLC has completed an assemblage of threeprime parcels on lower State Street in Santa Barbara, California.
UCSB Professor & Wife Safe in Christchurch Earthquake
UCSB biology professor Robert Warner and his wife Isabel Downs presently in Christchurch, New Zealand on an Erskine Fellowship to teach at Canterbury University write that they are safe after the recent 6.3 magnitude earthquake after a harrowing experience.
Montecito Bank & Trust’s Revive & Thrive Business Event a Success
Montecito Bank & Trust hosted a special business event, Revive and Thrive: Business Strategies for Success in 2011, on Wednesday, February 16, 2011 at the Santa Barbara Fess Parker Doubletree Resort.
PlayLab Opens with Thunderous Glee
There may not have been thunderstorms in the city of Santa Barbara over the long weekend, but there was thunderous glee in the new Science PlayLab at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History.
Santa Ynez Valley Free Museum Day is Saturday, March 5, 2011
The Santa Ynez Valley Visitors Association (SYVVA) is pleased to announce its fourth annual “FREE Museum Day” to be held on Saturday, March 5, 2011.
UCSB Reads Chooses Skloot for 2011
Rebecca Skloot’s scientific nonfiction tale of immortal cancer cells chosen by UCSB Reads.
