October 13, 2020
Other recent news: Santa Barbara school district mulls return to in-person classes; downtown developer says he'll pull the plug on a project (sparing the Press Room); design changes possible for State Street Promenade; rumored buyer of 237-acre Rancho San Carlos; people are shooting wildlife with pellet guns; Cottage Health is allowing limited hospital visitors again; Eco Friendly Cleaners profile; a big tree on Anapamu fell over; the tree of the month; school-board candidate Jackie Reid.
September 15, 2020
Other recent news: The Los Padres National Forest closure has been extended; Westerlay Orchids donation to Carp students; western Goleta fire station gets the go-ahead; more on the school-board candidates.
July 28, 2020
Other recent news: Design for 103-unit affordable-housing complex at Carrillo and Castillo streets; three places you can recycle plastic bags; another photo of the Montecito bear; outside service doesn't help salons that much; school-board candidates; computer game about zombies in Santa Barbara.
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So glad the SloDoCo opened and is 24/7! We tried their donuts over the weekend and they are great! Lots of flavors to try and… — Erik
Never in the history of restaurant's has the opening week crowd numbers keep going after the first week, it will mellow out and the noise… — Rambo
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I love your news letter. It is so informative. It keeps the locals well informed on so many levels. Altho', I feel like it gives… — cathy
In the 80s and 90s we had wonderful parties at Knapp Castle. It should also be noted that Lotte Lehmann owned the property and it… — Jo an Rutkowski
i stopped at the bank friday afternoon and there was absolutely no parking. 6 car backup waiting for a space to open up. that's going… — laurie childs
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So glad the SloDoCo opened and is 24/7! We tried their donuts over the weekend and they are great! Lots of flavors to try and… — Erik
Never in the history of restaurant's has the opening week crowd numbers keep going after the first week, it will mellow out and the noise… — Rambo
We went last night (Saturday) to have dinner. It was super crowded and so noisy that we decided to go elsewhere. We'll definitely try again… — Doug B
Totally agree! I like the newsletter too, but also treasure local secrets, which are becoming more and more rare because of online sites. Traffic and… — zoe
Yes this was certainly anticipated. Everyone who can, RIDE YER BIKES! — Matthew
Monoculture can be a real mistake. St.Paul Minnesota used to be called “The city of elms”, then Dutch elm disease hit and the whole urban… — Keith
Dang. Missed this one. One of my favorite little spaces in Santa Barbara. — jillian
I love your news letter. It is so informative. It keeps the locals well informed on so many levels. Altho', I feel like it gives… — cathy
In the 80s and 90s we had wonderful parties at Knapp Castle. It should also be noted that Lotte Lehmann owned the property and it… — Jo an Rutkowski
i stopped at the bank friday afternoon and there was absolutely no parking. 6 car backup waiting for a space to open up. that's going… — laurie childs