Barnwell Looks at Roundabout Revamp
A trip to Portland, Oregon has Councilmember Brian Barnwell thinking speed tables would be a better traffic-calming device.
Month: June 2007
Study Sheds Light on Drugs and Nanoscience
A new UCSB study indicates that certain kids of nanoparticles may may effectively deliver medicine into the body by bonding with red blood cells.
New Service Makes Voicemail Readable
The Santa Barbara-based Callwave touts the application’s uniqueness.
The Pretenders to Headline Santa Barbara Bowl Show
Teaming up for a very special night of music, The Pretenders and Stray Cats will share stage space for the first time ever on Friday, August 10 at 6 p.m. at the Santa Barbara Bowl
South Coast Nudists’ $2 Bill Campaign
Nudists raise awareness of their plight for legal nude beaches by using $2 bills around town.
Pedophile Priests Lose Privacy Rights
In what may become a landmark legal decision involving the privacy of workers’ personnel files, a Los Angeles County judge ruled the state’s interest in protecting minors from pedophile priests trumped the laws safeguarding the confidentiality of employee records.
Your Worship: St. Barbara Parish
The Saint Barbara Parish is led by a commitment to “welcome all people to worship and celebrate God’s all-inclusive love with us.”
Independent Solstice Float, 2007
Just What Were They Barbie Q-ing?
Tripdavon Guests on HBO’s Entourage
From beginnings in I.V. to tours across Europe, Tripdavon has made quite the name for itself. Now its extending its musical prowess to fans of Entourage.
The Land of Sand Dunes and Flatbreads
Hannah Tennant-Moore finds the charm of small town life as close as Los Alamos, but that’s not before she relishes in the sands of the Guadalupe Dunes. It’s a daytrip Santa Barbara residents owe to themselves to take.