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Goleta Valley Chamber of Commerce Relocates … Online
Recession pressure and high-tech solutions point the way to a virtual office for the 63-year-old business group
Where to Go, What to Do for a Fourth-Filled Weekend
The weather may be just right for holiday festivities, with warm temperatures and low humidity expected through the weekend
Marilyn Horne Instructs; Christopher Taylor Demonstrates
Music Academy of the West offers weekend masterclass and a master performance
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Rare Penguin Chick Born at Santa Barbara Zoo
Humboldt penguin chick hatched in June at the zoo is first at Crawford Family Penguin House
News Releases
Three Men Facing Charges After Marijuana Bust
Sheriff's narcotics detectives serve search warrants at residences in Goleta, Montecito and Summerland
News Releases
YoYoYum Scoops Out Free Frozen Yogurt at Grand Opening
Local News
Santa Barbara County Not Expecting to Issue IOUs
School Zone
Santa Barbara Secondary Schools Plan for Basic Aid Funding
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Good News for Glen Annie Golf Course in Goleta
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Mark Cromer: Welcome to the Age of Schultz
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David Bacon
Captain’s Log: Picture This Simple Escape
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Robert Scheer
Robert Scheer: The System Is Evil, Not Madoff
Missing Pets
Lavender, Siamese Cat Missing Near Coast Village Road
Lavender has been missing since June 17. She lives in the 1200 block of Coast village Road, next to Cava Restaurant, in a building that backs up to Middle Road.
Local News
Cookie Shop Owner Enjoys the Taste of Sweet Success
Hot Cookie specializes in packaged gifts and party favors, sold online and now at a Mesa storefront
Joan Mayer
Inquisitive Canine: Fourth of July Precautions for Pooches
From fireworks to food, the holiday festivities present potential hazards for dogs
• Corps Solicits Bids for Santa Maria River Levee Repairs
• Water Shutdown Planned for Downtown Intersection
• Signups Under Way for Goleta Church’s Music, Arts Camp
• Special Education Director Withdraws From Position
• School District Readvertises for Special-Ed Positions
• Cate School Hosts Sustainable Systems Institute
• Landscaping Can Flourish Despite High Temps
• Mesa Hair Salon to Donate Locks for Environmental Cause
• Santa Barbara’s Allen Associates a Leader in Green Building
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Legal immigration is just as big a problem as illegal. The U.S. grants 150,000 work visas A MONTH. Many of these “temporary” visas become permanent…
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