Santa Barbara’s First Book
E. N. Wood wrote a guidebook to the area, with unexpected words for oil slicks and earthquakes.
Month: September 2015
Incarceration Country
Decades past, certain USA entrepreneurs became alarmed at a growing underclass of mostly minorities who were uneducated, undisciplined, unproductive, often enough ill, challenged, jobless, homeless.
Braving Icy Bay in Southeast Alaska
Chuck Graham kayaks the chilly waters around Wrangell-St. Elias National Park.
Game of the Week
Carpinteria’s Warriors meet their Goleta counterparts on the gridiron for the third time.
Trails & Ways and Layovr at SOhO
Killer pairing fills club with thumping, beachy beats.
FACE Africa Founder to Speak
Liberia’s Saran Kaba Jones will discuss water and sanitation on October 6 in Santa Barbara.
Children Sign MOXI’s Beam
Construction of Santa Barbara’s children’s museum moves forward with weekend event.
Zella Day’s SOhO Blood Moon Show
Day brightens the stage with uncommon talent.
My Life: How My Son and I Thrive with Diabetes
With the JDRF One Walk on October 10, a mother reflects on life with T1D.
Arch Rock Fish Closes
New owners took over last year, but say the location was un-savable.