Noozhawk Talks: For Miki Garcia, Contemporary Arts Forum About the Audience
After smoothing out the mission, executive director is working to expand awareness among the public and artists alike
Noozhawk Talks: Maika Monroe Making the Most of Her Three-Part Harmony
Santa Barbara teenager enjoying success as a kiteboarder, actress and fledgling fashion designer
Noozhawk Talks: Champion for Foster Youth, Meredith Scott Is More Than a Match
A simple shopping trip ignited a former teacher's compassion to provide children with stability and opportunity in a world without it
Noozhawk Talks: Helping Foster Youth Gives Sarah de Tagyos a New Calling
Passionate about giving less-fortunate kids a better chance, former telecom executive takes up cause of Children's Project Academy
Noozhawk Talks: Nicole Strasburg’s Landscapes Open to Her Inspiration
Accomplished painter counts printmaking, rubber stamps among her diverse portfolio of talent
Noozhawk Talks: Thanks to Angela Torin and Her Store, There’ll Always Be England
Santa Barbara finds a piece — and a taste — of the British empire in the heart of downtown
Dr. Dante Pieramici Takes SEE International in New Direction
Thanksgiving week expedition to Honduras will expand medical care to diabetes-related retinal diseases
Noozhawk Talks: Tennis Club Life the Game, Set and Match for Amber Bottelsen
Tennis Club of Santa Barbara manager and co-owner holds court right back where she grew up
Noozhawk Talks: Museum of Art’s Larry Feinberg Brings Out the Life in Art
Reflecting his wide range of interests and passions, museum director takes a diverse approach to the job he loves
Anita Perez Ferguson Energized by THRIVE Challenges, Opportunities
Leader of Santa Barbara County cradle-to-career initiative excels at bringing under-served community together to better it
Marsha Wright Is All About Getting SBCC Students Extended Opportunities
Advocate's enthusiasm provides important encouragement for students who could use a lift
Ed Behrens Excited to Take the Reins at San Marcos High School
Brimming with Royal pride, new principal touts academic improvements, the block schedule and a new look for the campus
For Steve Ainsley, Second Time in Santa Barbara Feels Like the Charm
Having surveyed the field of journalism from the pinnacles of publishing, he's found a niche in public policy 'back home'
Passion for Education Equality Fuels Sal Güereña’s Drive for Padres Unidos
Schools advocate says empowering Spanish-speaking parents is vital to closing their children's achievement gaps in classrooms
For 9/11 Survivor Philip Beaver, Assignment at Pentagon Turns to Tragedy
Santa Barbara native recalls being at his desk when hijacked American Airlines Flight 77 struck, sending a 'fireball' past him and through the building
Death of The Living Room Spurs Aspirations to Resurrect the Music Club
Organizers look to revive concept of a safe, drug-free entertainment venue for South Coast youth
Noozhawk Talks: Laura Francis Eager to Share Ocean of Knowledge for Good of the Sea
Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary official touts benefits of Ocean for Life program and a new ocean science outreach center at UCSB
The Working Life: Robin Newman Helps Couples Cope with Infertility
Her own struggles to conceive inspired her to start Global Egg Donors, a Santa Barbara-based program that matches donors and birth parents around the world
Triathlon Not Just Business Venture for Ben Romo of Partners in Education
The executive director of the Santa Barbara nonprofit, the beneficiary of this year's event, has made a U-turn toward a healthier life
Tuan Truong Crafts Gem of a Career Out of Love of Making Jewelry
Custom jeweler sparkles with original designs and a new location at Santa Barbara's Paseo Nuevo
Carl Palmer of Beartooth Capital Has Vested Interest in Preserving Land in West
Resource conservation and community are at the heart of his mission-driven investment management firm
Noozhawk Talks: Melinda Palacio Makes Her ‘Ocotillo Dreams’ Come True
Author draws inspiration from her life's journey and experiences to write a book about immigration
The Working Life: Jonathan Ziegler Trades In Career as Stock Analyst for Job on Grand Jury
After a longtime, cross-country career in finance, he settled down in Santa Barbara and put other passions to work
Karim Kaderali a Veteran in Giving Santa Barbara Clients Axxess to Discounts
Amid the rise of Groupon and similar deal-of-the-day companies, the owner of Santa Barbara Axxess has been delivering such a program for more than 12 years
Noozhawk Talks: For George Mamalakis and The Tridents, Surf Music Is Still Their Turf
Local legends return to the Santa Barbara Harbor for two days of Fiesta performances — just like old times
The Working Life: Suze McClellan’s Ojai Jalapeño Jelly a Hot Commodity
The entrepreneur is enjoying a welcome turnaround in her life after enduring many years of bumps in the road
WEV’s Marsha Bailey Puts Her Business Sense to Work for Aspiring Entrepreneurs
Founder and CEO of Women's Economic Ventures is devoted to helping women with limited income and opportunity realize their dream of owning a business
Noozhawk Talks: Joanne Funari Is Ready to Put the Fun in Santa Barbara Fiesta
2011's La Presidenta is a tireless promoter of Old Spanish Days and a beloved community she thinks is well-worth celebrating
The Working Life: The Bici’s Cecile Corpuz Puts Her Own Spin on Re-cycling
State Street store hits its stride selling vintage parts and accessories and helping enthusiasts build custom bikes
Paul Wieckowski Keeps Schipper Construction on Solid Financial Ground
Chief operating officer says the company has restructured during the recession to continue to build revenue and ensure quality
Noozhawk Talks: Freedom Rides Still a Vivid Memory for Jorgia Bordofsky
On 50th anniversary, Santa Barbara woman passes torch of civil rights to her family's next generation
The Working Life: Scientist Mike Colee at Peak of His Career Studying Snow Site
He balances his time working as a programmer, managing the IT needs of research groups and doing fieldwork
Summer Solstice’s Claudia Bratton Knows How to Throw a Party
She puts a variety of experience and skills to work as longtime executive director of Santa Barbara's annual festival
Noozhawk Talks: Annmarie Cameron Aims to Change Perception of Mental Illness
By providing the tools to understand, Mental Health Association executive director introduces a bigger picture for everyday life
Agriculture Attorney Susan Petrovich Takes the Reins for a Range of Clients
The varied nature of the job in serving farmers, ranchers and winemakers has kept her going after more than three decades practicing law- 1. Santa Barbara Elks Lodge Honors Four Students of the Month
- 2. 16 Students from Santa Barbara District Named National Merit Finalists
- 3. Celebrate the Oscars in Style From the Comfort of Your Home
- 4. Liam Burke: ‘Pina’ in 3-D Immerses Viewers Into World of Dance
- 5. Celebrate Mardi Gras with Business After-Hours at Willow Springs in Goleta
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- 2. Accrediting Commission’s Findings on SBCC Trustees Surface, Detailing Series of Violations
- 3. Michael Barone: Prudence Is Key to Reversing Obama’s ‘Soft Despotism’
- 4. Miramar Developer Seeks 10-Year County Tax Rebate to Help Get Hotel Project Off the Ground
- 5. Tim Durnin: Where Is Our Outrage? Where Is Our Shame?
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