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The ordinance is written to apply so that any owner of an AG-II parcel — including hospitality companies and investment groups — can bring exempt agritourism uses onto agricultural land without being subject to any form of review, monitoring, or enforcement.
There is something rich about forcing your customers to pay for the advertising of your wine that they are buying.
Cyclist hazards aren’t limited to cars; pedestrians and falling due to train tracks, parked cars, signage and gates, construction, gravel surfaces, and even animals are also perils.
Volunteers’ acts of service, big and small, weave a tapestry of hope, reminding us that love for humanity transcends socioeconomic divides.
Authentic gratitude can be found in fleeting moments of relief or peace — those instances when, even in the midst of a fever, we savour the slight comfort of a sip of water or a cool spot on the pillow.
It hit me during the recent election. Though I’ve been eligible for years — being over 35 and a natural-born citizen — no one has ever asked me to run for president.
In the days since the debacle, the horror we saw clearly has been confirmed: The electorate has voted in a regime of vindictiveness and craven power.
This circus has lots of Elephants — and two Donkeys who have changed into Elephants. And Jugglers of Priorities, Ethics, and Portfolios. And Truth Swallowers. And a Lying Tamer.
Here’s how I’ll be facing his second term.
Thanks largely to the outcome of the District 1 race, Santa Barbarans concerned about the pace of development can look forward to a 2025 City Council majority finally willing to take a “we’re all in this together” look at planning for a livable cityscape and city skyline.
