September 9, 2024
Tag: The Salmon Trader
A Long Stretch of Route 192 Will Be Closed for Five Weeks
Plus: Ace Rivington is moving next door; Warlock shop to open at Victoria Court; Tamsen Gallery is taking over the Maune Contemporary space; Elvn is relocating within the Funk Zone; travel expert Rick Steves to speak here; more on the Jeff Shelton building coming to Equestrian Avenue (and his next book). 2
August 7, 2024
Faherty Is Opening a Big Store on Coast Village Road
Plus: Domecíl has taken more space in Victoria Court; Momentum Dance Company appears to be opening a studio; the renovation of the Plaza del Mar bandshell is complete; Clare V. is expanding at the Montecito Country Mart; two Shakespeare productions at Elings Park; clarification about the Salmon Trader's potential shop. 3
July 28, 2024
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I agree on this point. If you have the means to rent a house for $50,000-$75,000 a month - or you own a house that… — SBSL
There’s a new simple way to report price gouging in LA: https://x.com/MayorOfLA/status/1878630125786566664 Is there something like this for SB? — Ellen
Just for informational purposes and what is legal and not, Los Angeles County's declaration of emergency has no bearing on Santa Barbara County, therefore large… — Seth
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RE. Harding bridge, it was built in the 1990's because of flooding. — Hans
If your monthly rent is more than what many make in a year you should not be receiving the same rental protections. — Jefferson A.
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Interesting attempt to finger point at and label those who care about victims of disasters. Those who believe in free market principles are not always… — Bettye Jones