Huell Howser Tree Dedication
Honor the Legacy of Huell Howser, popular host of PBS “California’s Gold”
Month: April 2014
Santa Barbara Zoo’s Discovery Pavilion Open to Public
A class of twenty school children wiggle and giggle their way into Ridley-Tree Animal Kitchen, part of the Santa Barbara Zoo’s new 9,500-square-foot Discovery Pavilion, to spend a few minutes with Santa Barbara Zoo’s Animal Nutritionist Trent Barnhart.
Overnight Road Work on State Route 192
State Route 192 (East Valley Road) will be closed next week to allow Southern California Edison to perform utility work.
– How to Survive a Tsunami –
Strong ground shaking, a loud ocean roar, or the water receding unusually far, are nature’s way of warning that a tsunami may be coming.
Public Invited to Vote in County’s Water Wise Video Contest
The Santa Barbara County Water Agency is announcing that voting is underway for a “People’s Choice Award” for the annual 2014 Water Wise High School Video Contest.
Facing Economic Challenges
Sandy and Gino Goe, local entrepreneurs and community members, announce the second annual Santa Barbara Business Expo (SBBE), this year also benefiting nonprofit Hope Refuge.
Foundation to Honor Local Leaders in Public Education at 14th Annual Hope Awards
The Santa Barbara Education Foundation (SBEF) will host its 14th Annual Hope Awards Benefit Reception, Saturday, April 12th at the Carrillo Recreation Ballroom.
Seed Mackall LLP welcomes Evan Pickering as an associate, effective March 24.
Pickering comes to Seed Mackall LLP from the San Francisco Bay Area.
Local Activists Draw Connections Between SB County Jail’s Letter Ban and Plans For Jail Expansion
Thursday night, Right To Write SB gave a presentation at tonight’s Documentary Film Screening & Community Forum at Casa de la Raza in Santa Barbara.
Musical Themed Flower Show Open to the Public
Fascinating Rhythms, The Music of Flowers is the theme of The Garden Club of Santa Barbara’s upcoming flower show, which will feature members’ Horticulture specimens, Floral Design arrangements, Photography, and a Conservation Exhibit on the Honeybee.
