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Posted on November 9 at 8:35 p.m.

What a great story! This is a wonderful gym and I'm happy to be part of it. I've also been a member of Gold's (now Spectrum) and Goleta Valley. WAC is a nice alternative--minus the filth, smells, and people on cell phones. I've become so much healthier and met my strength and weight goals in the past year.

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Posted on July 6 at 9:58 a.m.

KCSB is the one station around here that has time and again provided us the necessary information and critical community news when we really need it. They are the only community, independent radio station we have---and I love that Jerry Roberts wrote this story. The first few comments are ridiculous--I doubt BeachLivin has actually listened to KCSB. Also, I'm was not surprised KCSB intermixed music into the news because they need the opportunity to answer phone calls. The other radio stations talked more, but it was often just repetitive talk and they put people on the air that called in without any helpful information. I was happy KCSB did not have me worry more by listening to every one else worry about their homes. Rather, they provided the facts, checked facts as callers phoned them in, and asked the critical questions. And I think the occasional Blues song fits in nicely...

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