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The place where music and technology meet — or technology and just about anything from skateboard trucks to poetry — fascinates Nya Burke, who helps our web wizards keep The Indy website fresh and bouncy, when he’s not speedboarding down a hill, that is.
Our Best Of issue just got beastier with this year’s mascot, Indy the Condor, representing both the soaring adventure of The Indy‘s soon to be 30-year run and a winged leitmotif in Paul Wellman’s brilliant photos.
Monarch butterflies flitter on both sides of the Rockies, and that mountainous divide is where things got interesting in the wake of last week’s “Tropical Milkweed” article.
Escaping the heat by sitting and savoring an ice cream at Cantwell’s Market & Deli recently, Barbara and Victor Bartolome were amused to see this canine reader casting an eye over Nick Welsh’s Angry Poodle Barbecue while he nibbled on some turkey treats from the deli.
On a recent Saturday at Gladstone’s in Malibu, Long Island transplants from Seaford High School (whose mascot is a Viking) met to celebrate old times and check out our Fall Happenings issue, brought along by Santa Barbaran Joni Kelly (second from right).
Fans of the Underground Roots Syndicate from Santa Barbara’s Rasta ’90s will recognize the one and only Ras Leon Burke, lead singer with the Syndicate.
Los Padres Hot Shots, an elite wildland fire crew based out of Los Prietos Ranger Station, are on-site at Rough Fire, which has caused evacuations in Kings and Sequoia national parks.
A trip to Jamaica usually involves swim adventures, but for the members of the U.S.A. Youth National Team, it was serious business in deep water during the hot contest for Pan Am Youth Waterpolo Championship gold.
Just about everyone who reads The Santa Barbara Independent casts an eye over the events collected in The Week, and Editorial Designer Maija Tollefson has come to juggle expertly the demands of dates, images, and text flow to create an artlessly appealing section.
“I don’t have any kids,” Ginny Chung told us, “but you best believe that my hypothetical children would be at every camp this year — no school, just camps.”
