Talking Prison Problems
ACLU-sponsored event focuses on illegal immigrants and the mentally ill.
Month: May 2011
Troubled Youths Take Their Second Chance
Los Robles High School’s students celebrate a graduation more significant than most.
Couple Spots Their Stolen Car and Calls Police
A handful of teenage suspects are arrested for auto theft.
Big Fuchsias
These are not your grandmother’s hanging baskets spilling with ruffled bicolor bells, but handsome shrubs whose smaller flowers are a bit less showy.
Historic Home Tours
The Pearl Chase Society’s Annual Historic Homes Tour allows folks a peek inside several architecturally significant buildings.
Poetry
Korean filmmaker Chang-dong Lee writes and directs this touching masterpiece about an aged woman who seeks refuge from her troubles in poetry.
3 Reasons to Catch The World Café
The Santa Barbara Dance Institute’s end-of-year performance showcases nearly 300 public school students, all of whom have spent the full academic year preparing to perform.
Time to Make Good
One war in Iraq was based on falsehoods and a second war in Afghanistan was based on chasing down one evil guy that turned out to be in another country.
Tap-Dancing Teenagers
I’d like to recommend the San Marcos High School spring musical Me and My Girl to all Independent readers.
Bitterness and Rage
I am a political independent with garbled politics.
