California Tour to Begin Soon
The race begins 2/17 and will send high-profile professional cyclists whizzing through Santa Barbara.
Month: January 2008
Snakes, Lizards, and Toads
Slithery, skittering, even slimy, reptiles and amphibians are creatures most of us would rather not have close contact with.
Various Artists
The soundtrack to Jason Reitman’s touching feature film is not your average movie mixed tape, but then again, the flick’s pint-sized, pregnant heroine is not exactly your average teenager.
The Nonpartisan Pistachio
In this presidential election year, keep in mind that the person you vote for may be responsible for creating a new national food holiday.
Defense Calls Witnesses In Police Brutality Case
The defense has begun calling witnesses in the people’s case against Aseye Allah and Meron Meshesha.
Runway Construction Causes Problems at SB Airport
As a result of runway construction at the Santa Barbara Airport, some equipment used to help aircraft land during bad weather has been turned off.
Teen-Empowering Texts
Gustavo Arellano, award-winning journalist, cultural critic, and syndicated columnist of ¡Ask a Mexican! and author of a new book of the same name, will present a fundraiser book-reading this Saturday, January 26, from 2-4 p.m., at the Carpinteria Woman’s Club (1059 Vallecito Road, Carpinteria).
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Youth Thinking Big
When Kelsey Short returned from Kenya in the summer of 2007, she had made up her mind: She was going to start her own nonprofit.
Presenting the Best in Santa Barbara-Based Filmmaking
This year’s SBIFF features more than 25 films from Santa Barbara. Here’s a rundown.