March 28, 2022
Tag: Letter Perfect

Grocery Workers Vote to Call a Strike
But no date has been set yet. Other recent news: Branding Santa Barbara as Silicon Riviera; trapeze school to extend its stay in Vera Cruz Park; 332-apartment complex proposed for Goleta; neat houses featured in Santa Barbara magazine; Hearst Castle will finally reopen; Letter Perfect stationery shop has left Coast Village Road; Instagram retools its algorithm to favor video (so sign up for the email newsletter!). 10
January 18, 2022
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yeah Topper remember that lady that was practically bawling at a hearing saying the bright lights from the neon sign could cause drivers on State… — jimbooo
I agree with Jefferson. Banning local oil forces us to import it. California regulations at extraction facilities ensure minimal leaks, safe working conditions, and local… — Mira D.
You haven't set foot on State St in 5 years and you put the blame the hapless city council for the demise of local retail?… — Sam Tababa
Not surprised Starbucks is leaving State Street. We’ve lost all of our good stores: Saks, Nordstrom especially, RH, and most of Paseo Nuevo. Thanks to… — Karen Lewis
I have a sandwich board sign for my business in the Funk Zone. It works! Many many people that visit my shop tell me they… — J.C.
"...aggressive tree trimming," NO, NO, NO, are you kidding me? Sorry Erik but that's the attitude that is destroying the 'semi-rural character' of Montecito... as… — Dan O. Seibert
When is downtown Santa Barbara going to landscape the 1200 block of State st? Dug it up 3 weeks ago and now a dirt pit.… — Margaret Spaniolo
I'm so glad they fixed the intersection of Anacapa and Haley. I drive through there multiple times per day and either someone would turn left… — Jim
how is that unfortunate? This is great news, seeing a new competitor in a more convenient location undercut prices. A big win for the customer!… — Geoffrey
I agree! Going to REI is so convenient, but getting back home.. Argh!! The same was true of the (former) Staples parking lot. — Victoria Valente