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September 3, 2023

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Newsletter: September 3

September 3, 2023|by Erik Torkells

UP IN THE VALLEY
Flying high above the Santa Ynez Valley: Test-driving the biggest and the fastest ziplines in California at the new Highline Adventures park outside Buellton.

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JUST LISTED
Noteworthy new listings: 1925 Hope Ranch hacienda for $7.185 million; Mission Canyon midcentury with a caveman bathroom; ocean-view flip in Pepper Hill; Ennisbrook casita for $5.3 million; Constance Lane fixer; and more.

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FOOD STUFF
••• A visit to Mollie’s Italian Deli in Carpinteria.
••• Clarification about Validation Ale’s second location.
••• What Third Window plans to do with its E. Haley space.
••• Food pop-ups and more at the Refugio Ranch tasting room in Los Olivos (above; photo by Heather Daenitz).
••• Vega Vineyards has added a farmstand and store.
••• Cookie Plug chain opening on State Street.
••• Metropolous Fine Foods parking space.
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NEWS ROUNDUP
••• State Street Promenade to get a designated bike lane.
••• Downtown library plaza delayed.
••• Goleta Beach Park update.
••• UCSB will fail to meet housing obligations until at least 2029.
••• 24-unit homeless housing coming to Patterson Avenue and Highway 101.
••• The Santa Barbara Studio Artists Open Studio Tour is this weekend.
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