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April 17, 2020

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Newsletter: April 17

April 17, 2020|by Erik Torkells

FOOD STUFF
••• The Miramar’s food truck is serving as a beach bar.
••• The Funk Zone’s Dart Coffee Co. will reopen on Saturday.
••• Stylish new merch at Low Pigeon and Handlebar.
••• Lilac Patisserie is open for preorders (above).
••• Buy pork direct from Gaviota Givings farm.
••• Black Sheep add-ons.
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STATE OF THE SITE
In the eight months since I started Siteline, feedback has been positive, and readership has steadily increased. But to take it to the next level, I need your assistance. Here are three easy ways to help, none of which involve giving money. (The main one is to please recommend Siteline to anyone you think might like it.)

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NEWS DIGEST
••• Santa Barbara County to follow the state’s reopening plan.
••• As of Wednesday afternoon, there are 334 Covid-19 cases.
••• Profile of Public Health director Dr. Van Do-Reynoso.
••• Blood banks need donations.
••• Surfing could be risky these days.
••• City to put the homeless up in a hotel.
••• Board of Supervisors chair Gregg Hart to answer your Covid-19 questions.
••• As many as 456 students lack Wi-Fi access.
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JUST LISTED
This week’s noteworthy new listings: Sweet little 1945 oceanfront house trying for a $3 million flip; midcentury Hope Ranch house with dazzling mountain views; bold colors on the Riviera; tiny 1902 cottage in Mission Canyon; 287 acres on the far side of Refugio State Beach.

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Weather forecast from Jack Martin of Action Roofing: “A chance of drizzle or light rain today, but nothing more then a 1/10 of an inch. On Saturday, we start to break out of the low, as it moves east. Sunday, a weak high-pressure system makes for a nice day, allowing temps to recover a few degrees—maybe some 70s again. Another low moves in Sunday night. This one is also weak, but it seems to pack a little more punch. Chances of light rain start up on Monday with 1/4 inch or less. Tuesday and Wednesday look to warm up and will be nicer days.” Email [email protected] to sign up for his daily updates.

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INTERESTING CHOICES
I spy…. Homer Simpson! Thank goodness for homeowners’ quirks—looking at real estate would be a lot less fun without them.

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