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December 6, 2025

  • Odds & Ends

Tourism Development Proposed on Santa Rosa Island

Plus: Occhiali is closing its downtown store; Coda Studio's home decor shop debuts today 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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October 29, 2020

  • Price Cuts

Cubist White Elephant on the Riviera

The week's top price reductions also include a new-build manor in central Montecito, a former Finnish ambassador's fanciful throwback, and a mini-compound near the Museum of Natural History.

October 28, 2020

  • News Roundup

Santa Barbara County Is Weeks Away from the Orange Tier

Other recent news: A mosquito with West Nile Virus was found here; Santa Barbara schools to return to in-person learning in January; Lucky Brand closed its State Street store; Solvang recall effort.

  • Just Listed

1910 Gardener’s Cottage on the Market for the First Time

The week's notable new listings also include a brawny contemporary in Foothill, a likely teardown on five acres in Hope Ranch, and six thousand square feet of questionable choices.

October 27, 2020

  • Food Stuff

Gelato Shop Opening on State Street

More food news: Birria tacos, ramen, and more at Kultura's Tuesday pop-up; a profile of Turkish bakery Lokum; Tavern at Zaca Creek now serving lunch and brunch; the right bread for BLT season; last call for food judges.

  • News Roundup

UCSB Students Blocking County From the Next Reopening Tier

Other recent news: Burglary suspect arrested after getting stranded by the rising tide; Museum of Sensory & Movement Experiences opens at La Cumbre Plaza; 462 students have left the Santa Barbara Unified School District since June; Santa Barbara looks at ways to increase affordable housing; Carp skate park update.

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Newsletter: October 27

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October 26, 2020

  • Welcome Wagon

Italian Wine Bar Aperitivo Opens Tomorrow Night

The interior and menu tell a refreshingly sophisticated story, and rare for these parts, the wine list is almost entirely Italian.

  • Odds & Ends

The Santa Barbara Swap Meet Is Back With a Bang

Plus: A trio of Funk Zone buildings for sale; exhibit of Santa Barbara Bowl posters at the Shopkeepers; rescued chihuahuas up for adoption; coastal trail study seeks input; fabulous Queen Anne landmark for sale. 1

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