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June 13, 2020

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Newsletter: June 13

June 13, 2020|by Erik Torkells

COMING ATTRACTIONS
A look at the 12 new restaurants opening here in the coming months: Two new harborfront restaurants, a Roman-style pizzeria, a patisserie, a spinoff of a popular L.A. restaurant, an Italian wine bar, and more. Plus: Opening dates for two supermarkets.

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JUST LISTED
Noteworthy new listings: Midcentury ranch house ready for the next level; lots of light in east Montecito; 1920s house in Mission Canyon with good bones and a stone guesthouse; San Roque semi-contemporary; mega patio with ocean views for $1.4 million.

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NEWS ROUNDUP
••• County allows a new round of businesses to reopen (photo courtesy The Base).
••• Updated rules for restaurants and bicyclists on the closed part of State Street.
••• Santa Barbara City College to hold most classes online.
••• Two UCSB dining workers tested positive.
••• Goleta city council debated a neck hold used by the police.
••• Patagonia’s CEO is stepping down.
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WEATHER FORECAST
“Santa Barbara should start with little to no fog today, thanks to the north winds, and the high will be around 80,” says Jack Martin of Action Roofing. “Tonight, another round of sundowners from the northwest will clear low clouds well away from the coast, bringing a sunny Sunday, warming into the low 80s. Monday should be more of the same, but fog will be back Tuesday and Wednesday.” Email [email protected] to receive daily updates.

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FOOD STUFF
••• A bunch of restaurant updates, including further details about two waterfront restaurants and opening dates for Sprouts supermarket, Coast & Olive at the Montecito Inn, and Noemi pizzeria.
••• San Ysidro Ranch’s Stonehouse reopens soon, but not Plow & Angel.
••• Bell’s is adding a service charge.
••• Artwork at Lucky Llama.
••• New Rosewood Miramar Beach event space.
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PRICE CUTS
The week’s top price reductions: Oceanfront in Hope Ranch now $6 million off the original price; two big Montecito estates—one old, one newish—that have been on the market for nearly a year; semi-demolished house with a big view; a price increase by nearly a million.

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