January 18, 2022
Plus: Solar panels proposed for somewhere above the Santa Barbara Bowl; the design of a standardized plaque for historic landmarks and structures of merit; the Hotel Indigo sold; opening date for "children's fitness center" My Gym; a show of landscapes at Mollusk; the answer to last week's "Where in Santa Barbara...?"
April 17, 2020
Other local news: I Madonnari Street Painting Festival canceled; now 354 Covid-19 cases and a third death; Santa Barbara's grim economic future; Southern California no longer abnormally dry; council member supports temporary city council pay cut; My Gym has closed.
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Walked by the Biltmore today and noticed huge boulders atop the tiki huts - looks like a tacky '70s Disneyland Jungle Cruise ride in there.… — Jilt
Looks like there likely was a falling out with the Picklr franchisor. These systems have ironclad contracts and usually don't let franchisees leave the system… — Don
What’s the name of the place you like? Need to find another good Indian spot. — AFC
You have zero understanding of Caruso or what they do. — Michael Palmer
This is such a strange take. I know there are some people who are against building more housing here, but I've never heard anyone justify… — Doug B
Most "normal" people prefer as short a commute as possible. If you don't want more housing in SB, then maybe you should advocate for less… — Ken
I guess when it comes to professional sports in Santa Barbara, the Sky’s the limit. — Elliott
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Walked by the Biltmore today and noticed huge boulders atop the tiki huts - looks like a tacky '70s Disneyland Jungle Cruise ride in there.… — Jilt
Looks like there likely was a falling out with the Picklr franchisor. These systems have ironclad contracts and usually don't let franchisees leave the system… — Don
What’s the name of the place you like? Need to find another good Indian spot. — AFC
You have zero understanding of Caruso or what they do. — Michael Palmer
This is such a strange take. I know there are some people who are against building more housing here, but I've never heard anyone justify… — Doug B
Most "normal" people prefer as short a commute as possible. If you don't want more housing in SB, then maybe you should advocate for less… — Ken
I guess when it comes to professional sports in Santa Barbara, the Sky’s the limit. — Elliott