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Newsletter: July 24

July 24, 2022|by Erik Torkells

 SHOP TO IT: MACHER
Celebrating form and function at Mācher in Goleta: “It’s a little mishmash of sustainable living and the kind of pretty stuff people love to give and receive,” says Alexis Gruetzmacher, who has opened the shop with her husband, Josh. “The focus is on small-batch, artisanal, and crafted.” Take a look around.

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JUST LISTED
Noteworthy new listings: A glamorous slice of the old Arcady Estate; 1957 beachfront on Padaro Lane; suburban Tuscan above E. Mountain Drive; an East Valley Road curiosity; new-build up against Elings Park; and more.

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ODDS & ENDS
••• The State Street Axe Club is opening soon.
••• Jenni Kayne Home’s Montecito shop is open.
••• An intriguing new business called Palma.
••• Santa Barbara’s luxury car scene takes a hit.
••• Nine Inch Nails and Trey Anastasio Band to play here.
••• Dates for the Santa Barbara Studio Artists’ Open Studios Tour.
••• Any word on the conversion of Montecito’s Vons into a Pavilions?
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NEWS ROUNDUP
••• The when, where, and what of this year’s Old Spanish Days Fiesta.
••• UCSB chancellor won’t cooperate in hit-and-run investigation.
••• Aloha Fun Center says it’ll open next month.
••• Roller-skating shop coming to Paseo Nuevo.
••• The state of insurance in Montecito.
••• Magic Castle Cabaret isn’t reopening after all.
••• Carrillo Street gymnasium to get a makeover.
••• FlightAware founder bought in Montecito.
••• How drought and other factors are affecting Ojai farming (photo courtesy Ojai Pixie Growers).
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WHERE IN SANTA BARBARA…?
Congratulations to Karl for identifying where this was shot. We’ll play again Saturday morning.

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Recent Comments

Cafe Stella is closing?! What a bummer! That’s a been a great place for so long! 😢 — Christine_Z28

Still owned and resided in by the Smock family. — Matt Smith

The county approved it, not the city. The description is that way for legal reasons. — Paul

As always, I love your writing and willingness to take us along on your adventures. Thank you. — ES Corchero

Our favorite smash burger at Third Window is the avocado jalapeño. Just delicious. — Anne Call

I find it sad that a landlord would kick out a successful business to put a new concept in its place. I wish 7 Bar… — TRACY

Houses at that price point ($20-$100 million) take a lot longer to sell, even in a hot market. — Erik Torkells

There are a number of very expensive homes listed on Padero Lane that don’t appear to be moving. Is there an issue with that street… — Leslie

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I find it disturbing that you would post this article with an address. Shame on you! — Diane Vee

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News roundup: The city has called a meeting about Coast Village Road’s parklets; why Aloha Fun Center is delayed another month or two; new start dates for Olive Mill and San Ysidro roundabouts; progress for the West Beach hotel project; could oil rigs be turned into artificial reefs?; 34 trees to be removed for Modoc Road bike path; Heal the Ocean’s Hillary Hauser has a new memoir; school board member won’t seek reelection; the recent buyer of a prominent Hot Springs house; public comment sought about Los Padres forest thinning. More at SitelineSB.com

News roundup: The city has called a meeting about Coast Village Road’s parklets; why Aloha Fun Center is delayed another month or two; new start dates for Olive Mill and San Ysidro roundabouts; progress for the West Beach hotel project; could oil rigs be turned into artificial reefs?; 34 trees to be removed for Modoc Road bike path; Heal the Ocean’s Hillary Hauser has a new memoir; school board member won’t seek reelection; the recent buyer of a prominent Hot Springs house; public comment sought about Los Padres forest thinning. More at SitelineSB.com ...

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