Mystery Palmistry Deck Continues to Boggle Batya
Our traveling palmist seeks enlightenment regarding queromancy deck.
Month: April 2011
Kids Shoe Store Opens Downtown
The junior offshoot of Santa Barbara Running donates one percent of its profits.
Zero Tolerance Texting and Driving Policy Enforced
Citations given to 116 motorists.
Santa Barbara Astronomical Unit Wins Major Competition
Designs a new telescope for the disabled.
Hello Dolly! at Dos Pueblos and Chicago at Laguna Blanca
From Gower Champion to Bob Fosse, the best of Broadway’s choreography will be on view this weekend at two high schools.
The F Word
The threat of another Floatopia brings beach closures in Isla Vista for the second weekend in a row. Eye on I.V. wonders how long this can last.
Sixteen-Year-Old Scientist Identifies New Species
Garden Street Academy junior Elizabeth Garfinkle names clam Tucetona isabellae.
Ant Farms and Sea Monkeys
These classic educational kits allow kids of all ages to watch little animals carry out their fascinating lives.
Community Celebrates “My Home” Opening
The My Home project fills a gap in care for kids without families.
Health Officials Warn of Possible Measles Infections
A European tourist with the viral disease spent 12 hours in Santa Barbara.
