April 2011

Living By Tara Broucqsault, Montecito

First Graders Hatch an Emu

Laguna Blanca’s Lower School is experiencing the joys of parenthood this spring.

Briefs By Julie Epstein

CEO Steve Windhager holds town hall style meeting for community feedback

Arts & Entertainment By Aly Comingore

The Santa Barbara-raised singer-songwriter is one of eight semi-finalists in the running for a cover slot and recording deal.

Living By David Lange

Barney Bratingham’s column titled Open Season on Pedestrians: Streets Becoming Human Pinball Machines dated March 17, 2011 tells us Kar Is King.

Sports By John Zant

Karch Kiraly Tournament brings prep volleyball powers to town. Carpinteria hosts Russell Cup.

Briefs By Julie Epstein

Seminar brings speakers and supporters to Buellton.

Film & TV By D.J. Palladino

François Ozon delivers another quirky-strange film with this story about a manufacturing family trying to make ends meet in 1977.

Briefs By Isabelle T. Walker

With Redevelopment Agencies at risk, future projects like Artisan Courts are in doubt.

Arts & Entertainment By Sarah Morisano

The Creekside Inn plays hosts to a CD release party for The Mutineers’ latest this Friday, April 15.

Courts & Crime By Tyler Hayden

He will be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.