Ride the Seymour Duncan Special
Seymour Duncan, the Goleta-based manufacturer of guitar pickups, is celebrating 35 years in the music business.
Month: July 2011
Max Kornell
We’ve thrown together a collection of book-related articles throughout this week’s Summer Reading issue, including an interview with UCSB sociologist Victor Rios about his work on gangs.
volume 25, number 286, July 7-14, 2011
Celebrating 35 Years of Giving Sound to Electric Guitar Players
Security Organized for Royal Visit
The State Department is the lead security agency for the visit this weekend of newlyweds Prince William and Kate Middleton, according to a Sheriff’s Department spokesperson.
School District Cleared in Wrongful Termination Suit
The Santa Barbara Unified School District was cleared last week of any wrongdoing in the 2009 firing of former Adams Elementary School principal Marjorie Variano.
Hibbits Ranch Goes Ag for Good
Hibbits Ranch in east Lompoc made it official this week—it is going to be in agriculture forever.
4th of July Crime Stats
Parking citations were way up due to special police assignments.
Sheriff’s Office Releases Age-Enhanced Photo of Fugitive
Jeffrey Parish allegedly molested a 4-year-old Montecito girl in 1994.
It’s a Runner’s World
Santa Barbara has long been a great place for a foot race, and this summer is no exception.
Gold Medal and Strong Finishes for SBVC at Jr. National Volleyball Championship
The 18U team competed four days from June 30-July 3, and went 11-0 in matches dropping only one set to Bakersfield Jamba. Taylor Racich was honored with the MVP award, and Eve Ettinger and Holland Crenshaw were named to the All-Tournament Team.
