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August 12, 2020

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Newsletter: August 12

August 12, 2020|by Erik Torkells

NEW NEIGHBORS
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have moved to Santa Barbara—they’ve bought a house and everything. And yes, they confirmed it.

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RESTAURANT REVIEW
Little Dom’s Seafood is a jolt of L.A. cool for sleepy Carpinteria: The name is a bit of a misnomer—there’s more turf than surf on the menu—but the space looks great and the overall experience is a winning one. Read the review.

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JUST LISTED
So many new listings! Some are just wonderful, some are not. But they’re all fun to look at.

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WEATHER FORECAST
“High pressure is moving in from Arizona, which will squash the marine layer and warm us all up,” says Jack Martin of Action Roofing. “This weekend, we’re expecting 80s and 90s in Santa Barbara—even the beaches should be in the 80s—and triple digits in the valleys.” Email [email protected] to receive daily updates.

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NEWS ROUNDUP
••• Rent control proposed for Santa Barbara.
••• Who eucalyptized Southern California?
••• The argument against renaming San Andres Street.
••• Street musicians unhappy with pandemic ban.
••• The tree of the month.
••• Another Edhat classic.
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ODDS & ENDS
••• Two new shops at the Montecito Country Mart (above).
••• SeaVees’s big new headquarters is for lease.
••• Eye of the Day appears to be for sale.
••• Short film and discussion about Santa Barbara beekeepers.
••• County survey about where to allow cannabis shops.
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Just Listed

  • Snazzy Spec Reno in Park Highlands
  • Mission-Inspired Home on Mount Calvary Road
  • The Debut of the Housing Development Near the Polo Club
  • Edgy Midcentury in the Santa Ynez Valley
  • In a Prime Position on Eucalyptus Hill

Recent Comments

I'm all for workforce housing, but I wonder where the County thinks their employees will park? There's ~50 people on the waitlist for a parking… — Jay

Sign of the times, we lose a Nissan dealership and gain a Bentley dealership. — ES Corchero

I want 2615 Foothill Lane just so I can play pickleball whenever I want. Life could be a dream. — john

Loma Media is *so* pretty, they scraped some of the funk off of it but did a wonderful update. I love it but I’m not… — toasteroven

I think it's coming sooner than later - the pharmacy at Rite Aid Mesa location is closing on July 15th! — Megan

With the Olive Mill southbound on-ramp closing and the Posilipo Ln ramp still closed, Sheffield will be the only access point for the southbound 101… — Kf

Christine! I'm just wondering...Do you wake up every day with a mission to be heinous? You comment on nearly every Siteline edition, and it's always… — Just Wondering

And the food is meh, for too long. Fingers crossed. — TAO

1062 CDR is in Rancho San Antonio neighborhood, not Park Highlands which is bordered by San Antonio creek road. — Lesley Fredrickson

Steps to what was Metropulos — Ashley M

Restaurant News

  • Two More New Additions to the Santa Barbara Public Market
  • Korean-Inspired Food Coming to the Santa Barbara Public Market
  • Barbareño Is Opening a Second Restaurant Downtown
  • The Restaurant Parking Wars Are Heating Up
  • Starbucks Appears to Be Leaving One of Its State Street Locations

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