Living Lightly on the Pass
I remember when the intersection at State and La Cumbre had only Kelly’s Corner vegetable stand. The pass was new, and the Santa Ynez Valley was rural.
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Out of Teeth, Out of Mind
At least the British homeless, under the National Health Service, have teeth.
This or That
“Hollywood’s Craziest Couple,” as Vanity Fair dubs Evi and Randy Quaid, will definitely, positively not be appointed to the Santa Barbara City Council vacancy.
Set Gold Standard for Ocean Health Care
I’ve always tried to run Patagonia according to the rule that there is no business so pressing that it’s worth missing good surf for.
Santa Barbara to Books: Drop Dead
The once mighty downtown superstores are laid to waste by online purchasing.
Republican Fortune, America’s Misfortune
If McCain had won in 2008, we would have seen a midterm election reversal surpassing even the 1938 sweep.
Childhood Tales Will Be There When Life Gets Rough
My oldest son cried twice the other night. No, we didn’t take the car away. He watched Toy Story 3.
Ten Things I Like About Arabic Thanksgiving Dinners
I felt guilty abandoning my American family’s traditional dinner for another that, I confess, is a guilty pleasure of mine. What follows is a list of ten things I want and will expect.
Ah, S.B.’s Age of Innocence
Even though I’m a ham-fisted non-techie, I find myself firmly wired into the 21st century.
Is This Really Necessary?
In light of the new requirement that passengers and flight attendants undergo body-scans or pat-downs, crewmember offers important information about the radiation option.