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Local Doggy Daycare Goes Viral for Social Media Posts
The social media pages for Santa Barbara-based doggy daycare, Camp Canine, are going viral in the best ways possible.
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19th Annual Santa Barbara Harbor & Seafood Festival on Saturday
Celebrate Santa Barbara Channel’s bounty and the fishermen who harvest it at the 19th Annual Santa Barbara Harbor & Seafood Festival on Saturday, October 15.
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Dangerous Fool Sprays Busy Traffic With Gravel
A reader reports a reckless traffic incident on Cathedral Oaks Wednesday afternoon.
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SBUSD Board Wannabes Debate Hilda, Equity & Racism, Charters, Literacy & Qualifications
The three contenders for the District 1 seat on Santa Barbara Unified's school board on Monday night sparred over whose life experience best qualifies them to help address the seemingly intractable disparity in education achievement between Latino and white students.
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Touring with the Candidates for Carpinteria City Council
Larry Nimmer shares a video interview touring Carpinteria with the 5th District city council candidates.
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SANTA BARBARA COUNCIL & ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETINGS: OCT 10
Here are the Santa Barbara City Council and Advisory Commissions meetings for the week of October 10, 2022
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Santa Barbara Channelkeeper Celebrates Clean Water Work With Sunset Cruise '22
Channelkeeper supporters took to the sea aboard the Condor Express last weekend for the Channelkeeper Sunset Cruise ’22, a festive mini-fundraiser.
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Salud Speaks: A Steadfast Bipartisan, Despite "Fascist Tendencies" of Many Republicans
Jerry Roberts interviews Rep. Salud Carbajal on his recent "Central Coast Community Project Victory Tour" and accomplishments in Congress.
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TAKAKO WAKITA PRESENTS FALL KIMONO SHOWING AT UNIVERSITY CLUB
The University Club was the perfect venue selected by Takako Wakita to present her beautiful and historic Kimono fashion show, featuring many of her own family kimonos and those she has collected through the years.
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Stearns Wharf 150th Celebration This Saturday
Celebrate Stearns Wharf 150th birthday with a celebration on Saturday starting from 10:15 a.m. and ending with fireworks in the evening.
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Contenders for Cold Spring School District Board Talk Finances, Facilities and Political Factions
The Cold Spring School District, a basic aid, single elementary school district located on Sycamore Canyon Road, may be small in size, but in recent years has encountered a large amount of controversy.
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Online Forum Spotlights Candidates for School Board Seats in SB Unified and Goleta Union Districts
Jerry Roberts details Monday night's forum with ten candidates vying for five seats in two local school districts.
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SANTA BARBARA COUNCIL & ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETINGS: Oct 3
Here are the Santa Barbara City Council and Advisory Commissions meetings for the week of October 3, 2022
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Black Bear Found Deceased Off 101 at Fairview
[Warning Graphic Photo]: A reader discovered a dead black bear near the southbound Fairview Ave onramp.
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SANTA BARBARA RESCUE MISSION HONORS KARL WILLIG AT 2022 ROAD TRIP TO THE BAYOU
The Santa Barbara Rescue Mission held its twenty first annual fundraiser Road Trip to the Bayou Saturday on the scenic private beach of historic Rancho Dos Pueblos.
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Gaviota Steelhead Endangered by State Park’s Failure to Follow Permit Requirements
Coastal Ranches Conservancy served a petition for writ of mandate seeking a Court order requiring California Department of Parks and Recreation to perform long-promised environmental mitigation.
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Heal the Ocean Tackles the Homeless Encampment Problem in the Santa Ynez Riverbed
Heal the Ocean has been involved in cleaning up abandoned homeless camps in environmentally sensitive areas because the camps often contain trash and human waste that can end up in the ocean.
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Santa Barbara Zoo Celebrates Nancy McToldridge’s Retirement and 40 Years of Service as Zoo Director
The Santa Barbara Zoo announces the retirement of its longtime Zoo Director, Nancy McToldridge, at the end of September.
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Environmental Groups Prevail in Case to Protect California Steelhead
Court of Appeals Rules that Agencies Must Modify Twitchell Dam Operations to Protect Endangered Fish
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SANTA BARBARA COUNCIL & ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETINGS: SEP 26
Here are the Santa Barbara City Council and Advisory Commissions meetings for the week of September 26, 2022
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Traffic Hazard?
A reader noticed a vehicle that appears to be a traffic hazard in Goleta.
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Time Lapse Boat Eating
Heal the Ocean shares a time-lapse video of a washed up boat getting munched to bits.
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10th Heroes of Hospice of Santa Barbara Honors Local Heroes Live
After two years of virtual events, Hospice of Santa Barbara’s Heroes of Hospice came back big with their in person awards luncheon, and silent auction honoring local heroes.
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Candidate Conversations: SBUSD, SBCC & County Ed Board Hopefuls Talk Schools, Safety & Test Scores
Jerry Roberts of Newsmakers writes that seven weeks before the Nov. 8 election, the most consequential and competitive campaign contests in Santa Barbara center on public education.
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Shipping Companies Recognized for Protecting Whales
Global shipping companies recognized for reducing speeds off California coast to protect blue whales and blue skies
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Another Boat Washes Up on East Beach
An edhat reader captures a photo of another boat that has washed ashore on East Beach.
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SBPV Sister Cities Committee Celebrate Mexican Independence Day
Santa Barbara Puerto Vallarta Sister Cities Committee Celebrated Mexican Independence Day and National Hispanic Month at an afternoon party on the patio of Casa Garcia.
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SANTA BARBARA COUNCIL & ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETINGS: SEP 19
Here are the Santa Barbara City Council and Advisory Commissions meetings for the week of September 19, 2022
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The Goleta Lemon Festival Returns at Girsh Park
The Santa Barbara South Coast Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce the return of The Goleta Lemon Festival, presented by Rusty’s Pizza, on September 24 & 25 at Girsh Park in Goleta.
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Homeless Camps in Old Town Goleta
A reader reports an influx of homeless camps in Old Town Goleta and wonders