Captain in the US Navy Reserves, cardiologist and member of the Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital medical staff — was recently honored with a Hospital Hero Award from the National Health Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the health of the underserved.
The Associated Students Coastal Fund, a student-driven funding organization at UCSB, has recently granted $6,390 to Goleta Valley Beautiful.
Congresswoman Lois Capps (CA-23) reintroduced the Heart disease Education, Research and Analysis, and Treatment (HEART) for Women Act, which would strengthen our nation’s fight against heart disease in women.
The Bank of American Charitable Foundation has awarded a $5,000 grant to the Housing Trust Fund of Santa Barbara County (HTF) for support of the agency’s pilot First-Time Homebuyer Down Payment Loan Program.
Anyone who works out as frequently as the members of Crossfit Pacific Coast knows how quickly gym shoes can get worn out.
Managing director of the Boston Symphony Mark Volpe reports that the orchestra is looking forward to its first concert in Santa Barbara since the early 1950s.
Don Hertzfeldt returns to his alma mater, screens new animated film.
The coming of fall at the Rescue Mission is marked by snoring. All windows are open at all times, but the heat of the men results in snoring. A wild roaring symphony develops around 9 p.m. and reaches a true cacophony at midnight.
The MIT scholar and inventor of hyperinstruments will give four free on-campus lectures this December and January.
Alan Parson’s go-to axe man merges blues and hard rock on new LP.
