Local Educators Gather at United for Literacy Roundtable
Educators, Community Volunteers, and Youth Service Agencies meet to collaborate on best practices for improving literacy skills among students throughout Santa Barbara County
Month: November 2011
One Warm Coat Community Service Project
Have an extra coat in your closet? Want to trade your donation for a great cup of coffee?
Accident Victims’ Families Able to Seek Punitive Damages
Judge Colleen Sterne said the families of three accident victims may seek punitive damages in a lawsuit against truck driver Joaquin Morales and the trucking company for which he drove.
SBCC Student Sues School Over Hot Coffee
A Santa Barbara City College student is able to move ahead with a lawsuit that includes an allegation against her school.
Rachael Yamagata Brings New Album to SOhO
This week’s concert highlights include Nate Latta at SOhO, Oakland folkies Tumbleweed Wanderers.
Big Vote on Noleta’s Future
Planning Commission approves modified community plan; advisory committee chair resigns.
Santa Barbara Courthouse – Founding Trustees Retire
The three founding trustees retired from the Board of Trustees today.
Hooping It Up
UCSB men’s basketball team beats Westmont giving the Gauchos a 3-0 season start.
S.B. Symphony Review
The Santa Barbara Symphony played an all-Beethoven program this month.
The Civil Wars at the Lobero
The duo’s ballads rang through S.B. on Friday, November 18.
