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November 3, 2020

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Newsletter: November 3

November 3, 2020|by Erik Torkells

HOT PROPERTY
It was another strong week for Santa Barbara real estate, with notable sales including a midcentury project that sold for $2 million over ask, a penthouse in Jeff Shelton’s El Andaluz condominium, a boxy peach thing in Campanil, and an eccentric compound near Butterfly Beach.

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FOOD STUFF
••• Tyger Tyger has pressed pause.
••• Accolades for Bettina, Bell’s, and Sushi Bar Montecito.
••• Better Burrito now available at Dart Coffee Co.
••• Aperitivo is offering retail bottles of wine.
••• Goleta’s Mercury Lounge has reopened.
••• Santa Barbara County Vintners Association abandoned its BID bid.
••• Zaca Creek restaurants.
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ODDS & ENDS
••• The Miramar resort is selling day passes.
••• “Secret Garden Market” and bake sale coming up in the Funk Zone.
••• Meeting about the plan to renovate Ortega Park.
••• Construction on Route 150.
••• Public input sought for a new fire station shared by Montecito and Carpinteria.
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NEWS ROUNDUP
••• Isla Vista continues to hold the county back.
••• The UCSB editor monitoring the lack of social distancing.
••• Santa Barbara water rates to go up.
••• Mission Canyon trail reopens on weekends.
••• Randall Road Debris Basin funding comes through.
••• Coffee with a Black Guy founder James Joyce III is being encouraged to run for mayor.
••• Westmont bought a building downtown.
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ODDS & ENDS
••• Tourism development proposed on Santa Rosa Island (photo by Tim Hauf).
••• Occhiali is closing its downtown store.
••• Coda Studio’s home decor shop debuted in Montecito.
••• Santa Barbara Museum of Art has reopened.
••• Thousand Steps and Andrée Clark Bird Refuge are planning to have some work done.
••• How to complain about the cannabis stink.
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Recent Comments

Casa del Herrero is celebrating its centennial anniversary this year. Docent-led tours are on Wed and Sat. Self-guided tours on Tuesday - reservation required. https://www.casadelherrero.com/visit — Susie

I was at the dealer on Monday and Acura is moving to be with Honda in Goleta and they have added Bentley to Land Rover… — Curtis

Great list. On the way to checking out Crafter’s Library, grab a coffee and donut at Hook & Press next door. — Andy

Thanks Anne - I did not know about Erin's book on public art - and of course the Siquieros mural "Portrait of Mexico" at SB… — Leslie Westbrook

Great article Erik, thank you. And Leslie is correct wonderful murals and public art in our community. Check out the late Erin Graffy's book, Old… — anne luther

Has anyone else checked out all the Ikat & Pearls locations in Carpinteria, Ventura and Ojai? A great fun boutique to treat yourself and others… — Elyse rossler

Wonderful wrap up of Peru. Too bad you couldn't experience more dining in otherwise dismal Lima...but some of the best food in the world at… — Kevin S

Barbareño is opening a restaurant in the Louie's California Bistro space inside the hotel: https://www.sitelinesb.com/barbareno-is-opening-a-second-restaurant-downtown/. — Erik Torkells

This is a great list Erik and much appreciated! Also, thanks for all the mentions in Carp - - but don't forget our many wonderful… — Leslie Westbrook

Recent editions have included pics of the Upham but no news attached. The place seems almost shut down. Any info? — Tom Gorton

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