A Fight for Their Lives
My friends Leonard and Maria Salinas are in a battle with one of the most unforgiving of diseases — cancer.
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Prices Optional?
At the Carrillo Ralph’s grocery store, multiple times, I have been charged a different price at the check stand than the shelf price.
No to Industrial-Scale Aquaculture
As an avid scuba diver, the health of the marine environment has always been important to me.
A Safe Place to Learn
In recent weeks, news reports have highlighted a number of anti-Black incidents in local schools.
Spare a Tree
Doesn’t it make sense for Governor Newsom to spare the life of the tree chosen to become our state’s 2022 Official Christmas Tree?
End Racism, Bigotry, and Hate
At The Towbes Group, we talk often of community: about building and nurturing it, about sustaining and supporting it, and about protecting and defending it.
Kind Thanks
On a recent Monday morning, I was walking along State Street when I tripped on the curb and landed flat out on the sidewalk.
More, More!
Regarding the article about the Santa Barbara Filipino Community Association, I thought the story would be how the building was still surviving.
Another Loss on State Street
Cold Stone Creamery at 504 State Street is now closed as of November 28, 2022, after 26 years.
It’s About Time
I concur that Chuck McPartlin was or still is an outstanding speaker for the Santa Barbara Astronomical Unit.