Give a Little
S.B.-based Food Bank needs donations; Hillside House seeks volunteer assistants for holiday shopping.
Year: 2010
Wass and Overpopulation
I moved to Washington state 10 years ago. I worked many years with David Wass and I am so sorry that he has passed away.
Can’t Please Everybody
Thank you, Ms. Clark, for taking the initiative to ensure us here in Santa Barbara that PBS viewing will not soon be lost. As to your added assurance that Cox Cable shall continue to bring us customers “the highest quality programming,” those are truly welcome words.
Dining Lightly on the Earth
As a local who appreciates many of Santa Barbara’s restaurants, I am often disturbed by the excessive harm caused when eating out.
Leave Edibles Out of Debate
Open Letter to the Santa Barbara Board of Supervisors: I eat, drink and sleep emerging California marijuana law and I appreciate people reading my comments concerning the 12/7 in-session debate about medical marijuana policy in Santa Barbara County.
Baron Ranch Calling All Hikers
County celebrates opening of new Gaviota Coast trail; Camino Cielo connection may be coming.
Overnight Diary
The KCSBeat checks out the experimental lab that is early-morning radio.
Commercial Market Squid Fishery to Close December 17
The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) will close the commercial fishery for market squid Friday, December 17 at noon; the fishery will remain closed until the new season, March 31, 2011
Search and Rescue Team Saves Two Stranded At Seven Falls
Being unable to move any further up or retrace their climbing moves back down, one of the two free climbers was able to get a cellular signal to call 9-1-1 for help as he held onto the cliff face.
Climate Change Predicted to Continue Southwest Forest Destruction
If current climate projections hold true, the forests of the Southwestern United States face more severe — and more frequent — forest fires, higher tree death rates, more insect infestation, and weaker trees.