Caltrans to Hold Annual Worker Memorial Ceremony
Caltrans will hold its 21st annual Worker Memorial Ceremony to honor highway workers who have lost their lives while working on state highways.
Month: April 2011
Both Sides Rest in Musser Murder Trial
Several witnesses testify, leaving the jury to hear closing arguments.
What Did the Early Spanish Settlers Eat?
The South Coast yielded a variety of edible plants and wild game.
Reimagining the California Lawn
New garden book tells how to reduce water used on turf.
AgesandAges
Like so many of their Portland-dwelling colleagues, AgesandAges’ music is marked by folkie structures, big group vocals, and lots of jangly percussion.
Give a Little
S.B. church and local beauty school will host fundraiser events for charity this weekend.
News to Yous
Westmont students majoring in music can now earn a teaching credential alongside their bachelor’s degree.
National Poetry Month Localized
Reading features work of “Santa Barbara Poets of Days Gone By”
Love Songs Get No Love in New Book
UCSB scientist says romantic tunes may be bad for your health.
On the Heart
“Excuse me luv,” the woman said to me as I walked down the street on my way to the train station.
