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Real or Plastic Grass at the Entrada?
An edhat reader reports the Santa Barbara City Council will review the Entrada's installation of plastic grass over real grass.
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Water Wasting on Cota
An edhat reader spotted a case of water wasting on Cota Street.
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Grand Opening of Pacific Pride Foundation
Pacific Pride Foundation held a grand opening of their new space on Anacapa Street with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Saturday.
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Rotary Club of Montecito Awards Grants to Local Non-Profits
The Rotary Club of Montecito and the Rotary Foundation awarded more than $5,000 in grants to local non-profits.
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Santa's Reindeers Come to Santa Barbara
For the first time ever, reindeer will be on display at the Santa Barbara Zoo for the holiday season from November 22 until January 1.
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New Leader of School District's English Learner Program
Maria Larios-Horton Named Santa Barbara Unified School District’s Director of English Learner and Parent Engagement.
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Teens Hanging Outside Moving Vehicle
An edhat reader reports seeing teenagers hanging outside of a moving vehicle on Sycamore Canyon.
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Vista Del Monte Closing Skilled Nursing Unit
An edhat reader reports Vista del Monte is closing their skilled nursing facility.
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Butterfly Beach
Pilot Max shares a gorgeous photo of Butterfly Beach and the Golden Gate Bridge.
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Autumn Skies
An edhat reader shares a sunset photo from Padaro Beach.
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Veterans Day Parade
Fritz shares photos of Santa Barbara's annual Veterans Day Parade that took place on State Street this Sunday.
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Industrial Eats Wins 2017 Ramen King of Santa Barbara
Industrial Eats from Buellton won the annual Ramenfest competition at the Goodland Hotel on Sunday.
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Craigslist Scams Increase?
An edhat reader warns others about scammers on Craigslist
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Miramar Beach Flyover
It's a bird, it's plane, it's... well actually several planes.
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Poem Honoring Veterans
An edhat reader shares a poem in honor of all of America's veterans and the fallen.
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Local Military Vets Soar Above Santa Barbara
Ten military veterans took to the skies in a fully restored WWII biplane courtesy of a non-profit dedicated to honoring senior veterans.
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Late Afternoon View
An edhat reader shares a late afternoon photo taken this week in Santa Barbara.
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Outback Closing in Goleta
An edhat reader reports Outback Steakhouse in Goleta is closing.
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Pedestrian Struck by Train in Oxnard
[Update]: An edhat reader reports a pedestrian was struck by the Amtrak passenger train in Oxnard.
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Art Installation at Lake Cachuma
Edhat readers share photos of a local recurring art installation at Lake Cachuma.
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Energy Commission Freezes Puente Power Plant Proceedings
California Energy Commission agrees to freeze Puente Power Plant proceedings for six months, lengthening a three-year battle by environmental advocates to block the construction of a fourth power plant on Oxnard’s beaches.
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New Golden Gorilla Statue at Santa Barbara Zoo
A new 12-foot tall Golden Gorilla Statue is on display at the Santa Barbara Zoo.
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Graduates of Self-Sufficiency Program Celebrate
Graduates of the Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara’s Family Self-Sufficiency Program celebrated with community leaders.
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Saving Honeybees
An edhat reader notices the City of Santa Barbara is making an effort to protect honeybees at Shoreline Park.
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Faria Beach Surfing
Patti shares surfing photos from Faria Beach.
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Thriller Dancers Flash Mob Around Town
Edhat readers share photos and videos of the Thriller Flash Mob that performed throughout Santa Barbara and Carpinteria this past weekend.
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New Coast Village Plaza Unveiled
Politicians and Montecito residents gathered for the unveiling of the newly renovated Village Plaza at 1187 Coast Village Road.
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Local Vintner Seth Kunin Passes Away
Local winemaker and the man behind Kunin Wines and The Valley Project, Seth Kunin, has passed away.
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Goleta Creek & Slough Construction?
Do edhat readers know what type of construction work is going on in the Goleta Slough/Creek area?
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Joe Bonamassa at the Arlington
Patti shares photos of Joe Bonamassa at the Arlington Theatre on Wednesday.