November 2, 2023
Tag: Tajiguas Landfill
State Street Promenade to Get Bike Lanes Again
Other recent news: Montecito debris nets to be removed; UCSB officially pulls the plug on Munger Hall; new refillable store in Goleta; the Modoc Road Multi-Use Path makes progress; proposed expansion of the Tajiguas Landfill; ExxonMobil subsidiary wants to repair an oil pipeline rather than build a new one; fiddling with the boundary of the Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary; real estate commissions could be headed for a change; the tree of the month. 7
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Eric thinks what is gong on in LA is “mostly protests” so just accept that he is partisan but Siteline is a million times better… — Jimbo
Corbusier's brutalist towers in Nantes, France became virtual slums. The locals scoff at them. — Leslie Colasse
Fox News talking point says what? — Doug B
This project is entirely out of context with its historical surroundings and the general neighborhood. If Bildsten is involved, she should be ashamed of herself.… — Leslie Colasse
ICE is tracking criminals. If they are hiding among strawberry pickers, ICE will go there. These are not nice people. Listen to the people who… — Cate
So Cate, why was ICE in Oxnard yesterday literally in the fields where strawberries are grown? — Dan O. Seibert
Yeah Christine!, you're talking about Jan. 6, right?! — Dan O. Seibert
You know, perhaps I was triggered by the idea that Erik shouldn't post information—on his own publication, no less—about a peaceful gathering to protest authoritarianism… — Jonny
I heard the same and big changes are in place. Any more info? — Mike Aline
It is completely irresponsible for any firm to take on a project of this scale and design that will ruin the setting and neighborhood of… — Paul