Board and Commission Positions Up For Grabs
Santa Barbara residents who live in the county’s 2nd Supervisorial District are encouraged to apply to serve on a few different boards and commissions that will soon have vacancies to fill.
Year: 2013
Trapping Regulation Bill Heads to Senate
A bill authored by Assemblymember Das Williams to better regulate traps and methods deployed by nuisance wildlife control operators sailed through the Assembly this week with a 76-0-3 vote in support of the bill.
Forest Officials Open Public Roads
Los Padres National Forest officials this week announced the seasonal opening of two popular backcountry roads for public use.
Beware of Darkness Unveils Orthodox
Kyle Nicolaides’s Beware of Darkness drops its debut LP on May 7.
Bernadette Peters in Concert
The Granada Theatre’s concert series continues with Bernadette Peters on Saturday, May 4.
Speaking with Author Erik Larson
Bestselling nonfiction writer comes to UCSB to talk about breathing life into the dead.
Wrangling Wide-Open Ranges
The life, times, and legacy of Santa Barbara rancher Louise Hanson.
What’s the Harm?
Regarding the Santa Barbara City Council’s desire to ban “recyclable” plastic bags and to impose a paper bag tax: Pursuant to the doctrine of equal protection and application of law, what recyclable bag distributor entities must be affected – grocery stores, fish markets, meat markets, vegetable markets, farmers markets, liquor stores, restaurants, bakeries, drug stores, department stores, apparel stores, hardware stores, dry cleaners, book stores, sporting good stores, etc.?
Earl Warren Disturbs the Peace
Deputies end show in middle of performer’s hit song.
Debra “Dee” Weyermann: 1954-2013
Dee Weyermann had just bagged another big story, and the copy desk was going to be working overtime tonight.
