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Vol. 29_38 | Sep. 21 – 28, 2023

Montecito has some new faces on the health front. Blending functional medicine and Eastern practices, the Montecito Wellness Clinic is ready to serve the community

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Vol. 29_37 | Sep. 14 – 21, 2023

Hearts of Gold – What connects big hearts, stuffed bears, and an aurous hue? The Teddy Bear Cancer Foundation’s annual Golden Gala of course! Come celebrate its 21st anniversary and the heroes behind the organization.

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Vol. 29_36 | Sep. 7 – 14, 2023

Granada Legends – Take to the stage and celebrate the artistic contributions of Fannie Flagg, Brooks and Kate Firestone, and the Ensemble Theatre Company at this year’s Granada Theatre Legends Gala

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Vol. 29_35 Aug. 31 – Sep 7, 2023

A Roundabout Way of Doing Things – The flags are down… The signs are up… And the San Ysidro roundabout is ready for business (See more details on page 6). But the MPs Gwyn Lure has her concerns about Montecito losing Its character with the newest traffic addition, and asks: It works… but does it […]

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Vol. 29_34 | Aug. 24 – 31, 2023

The Legacy of Larry – After leading world-class exhibits, a $50 million renovation, and numerous other initiatives since 2008, Robert and Mercedes Eichholz Director and CEO of the Santa Barbara Museum of Art, Larry J. Feinberg, is set for his November retirement. He sits down with the MJ to discuss his lauded legacy and what he has […]

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Vol. 29_33 | Aug. 17 – 24, 2023

And the President Is… – After an exhaustive search and reviewing over 50 applicants, the Music Academy has named the upcoming CEO and president. Read what the new appointee has to say inside

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Vol. 29_32 | Aug. 10 – 17, 2023

Reports of Montecito Being Exclusive to the Newly Wed and Nearly Dead Turn Out to Have Been Greatly Exaggerated – Last week I wrote about the long demise of the Santa Barbara News-Press and the poignance that the final chapter of its tortured story turned out to be Chapter 7. And I touched on the […]

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Vol. 29_31 | Aug. 3 – 10, 2023

Wreck-Quiem for the Santa Barbara News-Press – We live in this time of great schadenfreude – consider. the case of the OceanGate submersible. I’ve never seen so many posts online from random people gloating over the misfortune of a billionaire. However, I for one take no joy or comfort in

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Vol. 29_30 | July 27 – Aug 30, 2023

El Presidente Bolton – This year’s head of Old Spanish Days, David Bolton, reflects on his past and rise to the role with longtime friend and collaborator, Paul Vercammen

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Vol. 29_29 | July 20 – 27, 2023

Save the Sea Life! – See any heartbreaking sights on the beach lately? The Domoic Acid Crisis is creating an influx of sea lion and dolphin deaths. Find out what is causing it and what you can do about it. 

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Vol. 29_28 | July 13 – 20, 2023

French Laundry Chef to Open Eatery in Montecito – With seven Michelin stars, Chef Thomas Keller to oversee all of Coral Casino’s eateries… including Tydes, which will be open to the public now that the MC appeal has been resolved

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Vol. 29_27 | July 6 – 13, 2023

Anthony Parnther Presents – From grade school oboe to playing and conducting with the greats, Anthony Parnther speaks about his cinematic career and upcoming concert, including the string suite from Hitchcock’s Psycho

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Vol. 29_25 | June 22 – 29, 2023

Sacred Space Odyssey – Summerland’s spiritualist origins find their nexus in The Sacred Space – and new owner Amy Cooper’s vivid eye for the eternal. Come in for a deeper look

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Vol. 29_24 | June 15 – 22, 2023

Long Haul Helpers – A new documentary that you can be a part of… A specialized clinic… An administrative law judge… These are the people helping remove stigmas and provide solutions for those experiencing Long Covid and other long-term illnesses

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Vol. 29_23 | June 8 – 15, 2023

Montecito’s Magic Man – From a family traveling act to the father of the renowned Magic Castle, the legacy and final moments of Milt Larsen’s magical life are recounted by his wife and longtime collaborator, Arlene, and the MJ’s Jim Buckley

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Vol. 29_22 | June 1 – 8, 2023

The Highball House – A pulsing discotheque, glassware in the ceiling, a glowing pool… It’s not a party gone awry, it’s the Sheats-Goldstein House

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Vol. 29_21 | May 25 – June 1, 2023

Village Walk Remodel – Coast Village Walk is seeking to remodel the space. The scope of work has been put in front of the Santa Barbara Architectural Board of Review. See what they think inside

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Vol. 29_20 | May 18 – 25, 2023

Standing with Maria – Democracy’s tipping point… The inevitable impact of AI… The sociological strike of social media… Maria Ressa covers these pressing topics and more in her new book, How to Stand up to a Dictator. MJ’s Gwyn Lurie speaks with Ressa before the Nobel laureate’s upcoming talk at UCSB’s Campbell Hall, to find out what […]

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Vol. 29_19 | May 11 – 18, 2023

Through fires, the debris flow, and a pandemic, United Way of Santa Barbara County has been here for the community … and that was only in the past five years. Now the organization is turning 100 and having a celebration to honor a century of work, but mostly those who have helped make it happen

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