Night and Day
Fracking and acidizing have proven to be environmental nightmares in areas where the practices are heavily implemented
Month: February 2014
I Cannot Tell a Lie and Other Modern-Day BS
Who doesn’t curse every time while trying to recall one of a bazillion passwords and usernames? Was it hubbabubba@1*2 or Nincompoopx10!?
DUI Checkpoint
The Santa Barbara Police Department will be conducting DUI Checkpoints in the City of Santa Barbara on the following date and time.
Weekend Sports Highlights
Soccer teams flame out in playoffs; four hoop teams reach semifinals; UCSB hopes to play Princeton after rain.
Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra to perform for 2,000 students at the Arlington Theatre on March 19
Nearly 2,000 local elementary school students will have a unique cultural experience Wednesday morning, March 19, when Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra present a “Jazz for Young People” program at the Arlington Theatre in Santa Barbara.
GUSD School Board President Pam Kinsley Resigns
On Wednesday night, the Goleta Union School District (GUSD) Board of Trustees approved a process to select an interim board member who will replace Pam Kinsley. Ms. Kinsley confirmed her resignation this week after announcing her intention to resign at a meeting earlier this month.
California Outdoors Q & A: Diving for Lobsters with Hoop Nets?
Question: In regards to catching California spiny lobster, the regulations say the following: Both rigid and collapsible hoop nets may be used from piers and boats.
Details Released in Fatal 154 Crash
Head-on collision killed 31-year-old Michael Okerblom.
Anacapa School to Host ‘Fiesta Anacapa’ Auction
Anacapa School will host the 30th Annual Anacapa School Auction, “Fiesta Anacapa,” on Sunday, March 16 from 12:30-5:00 pm.
General Manager Sherrie Fisher to Retire
Santa Barbara Metropolitan Transit District (MTD) General Manager Sherrie Fisher has announced her plan to retire as of July 18, 2014.