Foster the People at SOhO
KJEE and Club Mercy presented the L.A. quintet in a sold-out show on Tuesday night.
Month: March 2011
Homeless Kids Plentiful in Santa Maria Schools
Most of the homeless students are living doubled-up.
Serban Looking to Leave SBCC?
School president interviews for same job at Los Angeles community college.
Week in Sports
Dons to play for State Regional soccer championship. UCSB men open Big West Tournament.
26th Annual Probation Department Staff Recognition Dinner
Opening remarks given by Chief Patricia Stewart, the Honorable Arthur Garcia and the Honorable George Eskin on March 4, 2011, kicked off the Santa Barbara County Probation Department’s 26th annual Staff Recognition Dinner at the Rancho Santa Ynez Valley Marriot.
“Curiosity Cabinet”
Piquing a child’s inquisitiveness and fostering their creativity and imagination is of paramount importance in child development – this is the premise behind the “Curiosity Cabinet”. Behind these doors you will find a veritable treasure trove!
Gas Prices Skyrocket
As it does any time strife in the Middle East reaches new levels of upheaval, the price of gas has skyrocketed in the United States, with costs in California and Santa Barbara jumping even higher.
Matson Leaves for Goleta Water District
David Matson, head of the county’s Housing and Community Development Department, is leaving the county for the Goleta Water District, where he will work under his former boss, John McInnes.
Two Groups Settled North America?
A recent article in Science magazine describes evidence that North America was colonized by two groups of immigrants, rather than only one, around 13,000 years ago.
Republicans Eye Capps’s District
With the boundary lines of Lois Capps’s congressional district about to be dramatically redrawn, Republican candidates are actively sniffing around for a chance to take on a politician deemed hitherto unbeatable.
