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November 20, 2019
This weekend's open houses also include a 2.5-acre oceanfront cottage compound on the Mesa; a sprawler on Hidden Valley Lane; midcentury sex appeal in Cielito; and a Cubist white elephant.
The menu is far more interesting than anything this side of Merci Montecito and Bettina, and the setting—at a communal table inside or out on the terraces—couldn't be lovelier. 1
"The state of California wants to ensure more housing get built quickly," writes broker Scott Williams. "This is one of the biggest opportunities in real estate since my career began in 1977."
November 19, 2019
Other recent news: City Council to allow more housing downtown and decide fate of Westside hotel; new barber shop downtown; visitor's center opened on State Street; wind farm proposed south of Lompoc; La Cumbre Plaza art pop-ups; Los Padres forest gains 800 acres; local paints Mickey Mouse on rocks and leaves them for people to take.
Plus: The rise of "South American Theft Groups"; four-story, 21-unit rental complex planned for De La Vina Street; Patti Smith charity performance; closing prices for two houses profiled on this site; Olive Mill roundabout design.
November 18, 2019
There's a lot to like about the location, but the house—currently listed for $7 million—isn't in great shape, and anyone hoping to tear it down might face objections from the county. So this ought to be interesting....
More food news: S.Y. Kitchen is said to be taking over the Fess Parker Wine Country Inn restaurant; first look at the interior and menu of The Daisy, opening tomorrow on State Street; all-day restaurant coming to E. Cabrillo; new tenant for the Little Door space; Yume Sushi is back from the dead.
November 16, 2019
Other recent news: Private helistop rejected; final election results; has the cannabis industry bought favor with Carp school officials?; power company settles public-entity fire/debris flow claims; San Ysidro roundabout; Funk Zone parking vote; Montecito watershed masterplan; Carp dog park.
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I did see the word "rarely" and "very rarely" in regards to evolving into mass shootings. I would have preferred to see "does not" or… — Don
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I can't believe you're shrugging your shoulders at a gun store opening up next to a preschool! No, it doesn't automatically mean people are going… — Paul
As someone who drives this stretch of DLV daily, there are more cars than bikes on the road and taking away another lane is only… — CW
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The Win Dow on Chapala/Ortega. — Ana
It is possible to commute on bicycle. — D
Do you have an opinion on the Hidden Oaks Golf Estate and its price moves considering course is pretty much gone, the CUP encumbers, price… — Jax
I did see the word "rarely" and "very rarely" in regards to evolving into mass shootings. I would have preferred to see "does not" or… — Don
Guns shops sell clay pigeons that are used for sport, alongside alongside essential items like ammunition, tactical holsters, optics, and cleaning kits- so there are… — Christine!
I can't believe you're shrugging your shoulders at a gun store opening up next to a preschool! No, it doesn't automatically mean people are going… — Paul
As someone who drives this stretch of DLV daily, there are more cars than bikes on the road and taking away another lane is only… — CW