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Goleta Planners Postpone Decision on Condo Project
By Sonia Fernandez, Noozhawk Staff Writer - The Planning Commission hopes a better design will help solve issues with the Citrus Village project on west Calle Real.
Nonprofit Says It Has Won County Mental Health Contract
By Rob Kuznia, Noozhawk Staff Writer - Santa Barbara County's spokesman won't confirm PathPoint has been selected, saying negotiations are ongoing.
Sports »
Westmont Falls to B.C.'s Simon Fraser in Women's Soccer
By Ron Smith - The Warriors outshoot their rival, but an unassisted goal leaves the score at 1-0.
Strong SBCC Women's Soccer Team Returns Nine Starters
By Dave Loveton - The Vaqueros, who open their season Wednesday, have high hopes after last season's success.
Nonprofits »
American Red Cross Chapter Welcomes Americorps Volunteers
By Marjorie Wass - Two members will work out of the new Preparedness & Response Center in Santa Maria; two others will be stationed in Santa Barbara.
Schools »
Cate School, Carpinteria Chamber of Commerce Host a Party for Friends
By Don Orth - The mixer, with a 'Going Green' theme, featured a display on Cate's soon-to-be LEEDS-certified buildings and other developments.
Student's Trip to Honduras a Life-Changing Experience
By Kiki Katsev - For San Marcos junior Kiki Katsev, helping the less fortunate has inspired her to continue the mission.
Arts »
Holt Re-Elected As Chairwoman of Music Academy Women’s Auxiliary
By Tim Dougherty - Nan Holt will serve a second term for the volunteer organization.
Sustainable Life »
Serendipity: In Search of a Sustainable Exercise Routine
By Karen Telleen-Lawton, Noozhawk Columnist - Underwater technology to play music and lectures drowns out the boredom of working out in a pool.
Point of View »
Commentary: Identity Theft Posing a Growing Danger
By Michael Cutler - The nation's fastest-growing white-collar crime has repercussions and implications for all Americans.
News Releases »
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Classes Resume At Santa Barbara City College Amid a State of Flux
By Rob Kuznia, Noozhawk Staff Writer
With a new president, upcoming construction projects, looming state budget uncertainties and renewal of the school's accreditation, change is in the air at SBCC.
Montecito Planning Commission Expected to Make Miramar Decision
By Rob Kuznia, Noozhawk Staff Writer
There's speculation that developer Rick Caruso, who three weeks ago wanted out, would appeal to the county's Board of Supervisors if his project is denied.
Westmont Welcomes Diverse, Talented Class of New Students
By Scott Craig
New-student orientation begins Thursday for the 333 members of the class of 2012.
Longtime South Coast Staple Esau's Cafe Opens in Santa Barbara
By Michael Holliday
Scott and Arti Stanley will continue to operate their restaurant in Carpinteria.
Cinema in Focus: 'Henry Poole Is Here'
By Hal Conklin and Denny Wayman
Redemption and love abound after an icy heart is opened to hope.
Move Green Makes Its Move
By Stephanie Jensen
Eco-friendly moving company Move Green leases an office in Goleta, with Radius Group closing the deal.
SBCC Women Golfers Sink Pair of Wins to Start Season
By Dave Loveton
The Vaqueros use a new lineup to top the South Coast Classic and the first WSC meet.
SBCC Tops East L.A. 5-2 in Women's Soccer Debut
By Dave Loveton
The Vaqueros' home opener will be Friday.
Scott Harris: McCain's Speech
By Scott Harris
Here's what the presidential nominee should say at next week's Republican convention.
Supervisors Vote 3-2 to Request More Oil Exploration, Drilling
By Sonia Fernandez, Noozhawk Staff Writer
The Board of Supervisors will send a letter to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger asking for his support to lift moratorium.
For Students, New Ban on Gadgets at School a Tough Cell
By Mollie Helmuth, Noozhawk Intern
Children are bringing portable electronic devices to school at a rising rate, causing concern about the effects on their schoolwork and health.
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I've been eating at Esau's for almost 30 years now, and I ate at the new restaurant yesterday. Same great food, but the new place is over the top cool. I can't wait to come back for dinner! Scott and Arti welcome back to SB. Fred
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From the entry 'Longtime South Coast Staple Esau's Cafe Opens in Santa Barbara'.
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