New Voter Districts for SBCC Trustee Elections
The SBCC Board of Trustees has approved new voter districts for future trustee elections.
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The SBCC Board of Trustees has approved new voter districts for future trustee elections.
Santa Barbara City College’s Board of Trustees elected board officers last week at its annual organizational meeting. In a somewhat heated discussion that fell along the same old line of division between the four most recently elected trustees (Peter Haslund, Marty Blum, Lisa Macker, and Marcia Croninger) and the three longer-serving ones (Joan Livingstone, Morris Jurkowitz, Luis Villegas), the board reelected Haslund as president and instated Macker as the new vice president, both of whom first won their seats at the trustee table in 2010.
The annual Vintners’ Festival won’t be held at the Chumash-owned property known as Camp 4, as originally planned, but will now instead be at The Carranza on the outskirts of Los Olivos.
A Sunday outing for lobster fishermen turned a bit perilous this week when a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter was called out to rescue the trio as their 33-foot boat drifted toward the rocky shore of San Miguel Island.
Santa Barbara detectives aided by Secret Service agents arrested 47-year-old Passion Moore on 12/12 for possessing $437,485 in fake money orders shipped from Nigeria.
A North County jury found Corey Lyons guilty of two murders after only five hours of deliberation.
Eight members of the all-volunteer unit head to the Mojave Desert area where the men were last seen.
A jury finds him guilty of killing his brother and his brother’s girlfriend in May 2009.
Chris Rice and Dan Carbonaro haven’t been seen since 2:30 a.m. Sunday morning.
Zero beaches at warning level in this week’s report.