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June 26, 2020

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Newsletter: June 26

June 26, 2020|by Erik Torkells

JUST LISTED
Ready for a little Dwell magazine cosplay? The week’s noteworthy new listings also include: Neoclassical compound with ideal guesthouses; architectural eyeful on East Valley Road; Montecito bungalow; ocean views where you wouldn’t expect them; 1920s houses painted peach and pink.

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NEWS ROUNDUP
••• Santa Barbara’s Nordstrom store is officially closed.
••• Cyclists now asked to dismount on parts of State Street.
••• County scaling back plans to expand swimming pool access.
••• Sonos layoffs.
••• Proposed increase of electricity rates.
••• School district looking at a “hybrid scenario” for reopening (above).
••• Why a police officer was fired.
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WEATHER FORECAST
“In June, we typically see days start with fog, followed by the sun coming out after lunch,” says Jack Martin of Action Roofing. “This trend will hold the next seven days, with just some minor tweaks, but nothing notable.” Email [email protected] to receive daily updates.

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FOOD STUFF
••• A new restaurant on Padaro Beach opens this weekend (above).
••• Roman-style pizzeria Noemi soft-opens on Saturday.
••• The Ojai Valley Inn has reopened.
••• Bouchon is incorporating part of Scarlett Begonia’s former space.
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ODDS & ENDS
••• Montecito is about to impost a groundwater tax.
••• Ty Warner’s plants.
••• A better look at the little building under construction way up Hot Springs Road.
••• Industry lobbyists are pushing to defang the state’s insurance commissioner.
••• Four recent sales of note.
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Recent Comments

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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

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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

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