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Celebrate Black History Month in Santa Barbara
February highlights Black History Month celebrating the historical achievements that Black/African-Americans have contributed to the region and the nation, with the 2023 theme "Black Resistance."
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First Thursday: Opera, Film, Art, History, Technology and More
February First Thursday had us running non-stop from opening at 5PM on to 9PM, an hour after the official end.
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Easy Lift Transportation Moves Headquarters Due to Flooding
January storms caused excessive flooding damage over $37,000 to the nonprofit's Goleta building.
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Film Review: The Lost King
"The Lost King" follows the true story of an amateur historian's efforts to find King Richard III's remains and correct his legacy in modern history.
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The Land Trust’s Valentine to Santa Barbara County: Growing Arroyo Hondo Preserve
The Land Trust for Santa Barbara County has been working to purchase 48-acres of rolling hills along U.S. Route 101 State Scenic Highway and next door to the Arroyo Hondo Preserve.
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POD Experience?
A reader wonders if anyone has experience using POD storage in Santa Barbara?
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Film Review: Lyra
Lyra McKee may not be a household name in North America, but she was that and much more in Northern Ireland.
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Happy Valentine's Day!
Ed and the edhat staff wish you all a love-filled Valentine's Day!
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High Wind and Freeze Warning Through Tuesday Evening
The National Weather Service has issued a high wind warning and freeze watch for Tuesday.
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Montecito Fire Chief Announces Retirement
Montecito Fire Chief Kevin Taylor announced today his upcoming retirement from the Montecito Fire Department after 35 years of service.
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Traffic Collision on E. Arrellaga Street
A multi-vehicle traffic collision closed the intersection of E. Arrellaga and Santa Barbara Streets.
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County Fire Captain in Turkey Helping Earthquake Victims
Santa Barbara County Fire Captain Eric Gray is on his way to Turkey to help find survivors from these devastating earthquakes.
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People’s Self-Help Housing Receives $475,000 to Bring High Speed Internet Access to Residents
People’s Self-Help Housing has received over $475,000 in funding from the California Public Utilities Commission to bring new, high-speed internet access to 10 of their affordable housing sites.
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Film Review: Desperate Souls, Dark City and the Legend of Midnight Cowboy
Desperate Souls, Dark City and the Legend of Midnight Cowboy is a documentary that's a gift to film-lovers and everyone still trying to understand the tumultuous 1960s.
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Film Review: Snow and the Bear
"Snow and the Bear" is a film from Turkey focused on a young nurse who begins a new assignment at a remote village during a long winter.
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Romantic Restaurants for Valentine's Week
Lauren highlights some local restaurants to celebrate the annual day of love.
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Op-Ed: It's Go Time to Comment On SB County's Housing Element
A local organization is asking residents to comment on the Santa Barbara County's Draft Housing Element before March 1.
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Peggy Joan Thompson
Peggy Joan Thompson (March 4, 1961-January 20, 2023)
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SANTA BARBARA COUNCIL & ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETINGS: FEB 13
Here are the Santa Barbara City Council and Advisory Commissions meetings for the week of February 13, 2023
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Local Films Highlight the Press Room, Carpinteria, and UCSB Alums
Three films featured in the Santa Barbara International Film Festival are centered around local happenings including a beloved pub, small town history, and student filmmakers.
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Screenwriters Talk Shop at the Santa Barbara Film Festival
Screenwriters from nine acclaimed movies this past year joined the Santa Barbara International Film Festival's "Writer's Panel" Saturday afternoon.
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Hospice of Santa Barbara Shares Ways to Navigate Valentine's Day for Those Who Have Lost a Romantic Partner
Valentine's Day can be a blissful time for couples to celebrate their love and share meaningful moments, but Valentine's Day can be especially painful for those who have lost a partner.
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Garden Street Dog is Ready for the Silver Screen
The Garden Street Dog is celebrating the annual Santa Barbara International Film Festival.
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Mission Scholars Raises $265,000 in Matching Grant Campaign
As 2022 drew to a close, Tim and Ginny Bliss issued a challenge to Mission Scholars and the Santa Barbara community: raise $75,000 dollars from other sources, and the Bliss Family Foundation would match it dollar for dollar.
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Jamie Lee Curtis is a Scream at the Film Festival
Cinema icon Jamie Lee Curtis received the Maltin Modern Master Award at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival on Saturday evening.
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Dog of the Week: Yvonne
Meet Yvonne, a sweet mama looking for a new home.
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Cat of Week: Velvet
Meet Velvet, a sweet kitty looking for an only pet home.
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Housing Authority Honors Good Samaritan Shelter as 2022 Outstanding Community Partner of the Year
The Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara honored Good Samaritan Shelter as its 2022 Outstanding Community Partner of the Year.
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Cate Blanchett Charms at Film Festival
Cate Blanchett received the Outstanding Performer of the Year Award at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival on Saturday night to a sold out crowd.
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Das Replies to Sheila: We Need "Affordable," High-Density Housing in Car-Free Neighborhoods
Jerry Roberts' shares County Supervisor Das Williams' response to former Mayor Sheila Lodge on the housing crisis.