In the April 21 issue of the Independent, Dean Tambling reported that Councilman Hotchkiss “questioned the very validity of plastic bags as an environmental concern, arguing that they disintegrate and, being indigestible, pose no threat to coastal wildlife.”
James O’Neil’s new show traces the evolution of American folk music as it responded to and helped initiate social change.
The KCSBeat reports on the station’s suite of news and public affairs broadcasts from elsewhere.
Lindsay Gottlieb returns to former school as head coach after three years at UCSB.
The Coalition Against Gun Violence (CAGV) is honored to present Colin Goddard, Virginia Tech shooting survivor and Assistant Director Federal Legislation, Brady Campaign, Washington DC, as its featured speaker at the organization’s 16 th Annual Celebration on Sunday, May 1, 2011, at 11:30 a.m. with a reception, silent auction and luncheon in the Cabrillo Room of the Hotel Mar Monte in Santa Barbara.
The Environmental Defense Center’s Open Space Preservation and Education Network (OPEN) program is hosting a forum event to educate the community about the importance of the Gaviota Coast and the ongoing progress of the Gaviota Planning Action Committee (PAC).
Smoke visible from Highway 101, but blaze nearly contained and no buildings threatened.
Kapp says the homeless are scapegoats for the frustration of a long-running economic downturn.
The Gaviota Coast Planning Advisory Committee is this generation’s opportunity to put in place the policy and tools to protect the area’s natural beauty and character. This Thursday’s forum at the Natural History Museum is an opportunity to get involved.
The Santa Barbara Maritime Museum is pleased to welcome its newest underwater photography exhibit, Sea of Light, featuring spectacular photos by Richard Salas.
