Jack White
On his latest, Jack White deconstructs and then reupholsters Americana music into something refulgent.
Year: 2014
Mesa Memories of Chris Whitcraft
Three friends remember the winemaker, neighbor, and co-founder of this weekend’s Santa Barbara Wine Festival.
volume 28, number 441, June 26 – July 3, 2014
Mission Street Start-Up Takes Printing to the Next Dimension
Legal Expert Calls for Supreme Court Reform
Harvard’s Laurence Tribe proposes term limits for Supreme Court justices, sees women’s rights threatened.
The Promise of Printeer
Meet Mission Street Manufacturing, Santa Barbara’s 3D printing startup.
Editorial Assassins
It’s been quite an award-winning season for our own editor in chief, Marianne Partridge (left), who founded The Santa Barbara Independent back in 1986.
Teeing Off on Tranquillon Ridge
Jackson floats bill to ban drilling at Vandenberg.
Free Your Hounds from the Pound
Poodle cuts baby in half on race, class, and district elections.
Goleta Moves Forward with New Residential Complex
The Goleta City Council will get the final say on a 465-unit Villages of Los Carneros residential complex near Los Carneros Road and Highway 101, after the city’s Planning Commission voted 4-1 on Monday to approve the project.
Eva Landecker Menkin: 1923-2014
The therapist, author, tennis enthusiast, and proprietor of the Menkin Motel is lovingly remembered by her son.
