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Vol. 30_2 | Jan. 11 – 18, 2023

Ivan Rasmussen’s Wild Ride – Ivan Rasmussen recollects his path from UCSB lecturer to impassioned activist in the heat of the ‘60s civil rights struggle

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Vol. 30_1 | Jan. 4 – 11, 2023

Rig Reefs or Removal? – The offshore oil platforms are destined for decommissioning. Some want them completely removed. Others want them converted to artificial reefs. But what do the studies say about the life teeming underneath?

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Vol. 29_51 | Dec. 21 – 28, 2023

A Cup of Teeccino with Caroline – It’s warm… It’s oh so roasty… It’s caffeine-free and all kinds of healthy… It’s Teeccino. Founder Caroline MacDougall shares her story and how the herbal blend came about

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Vol. 29_50 | Dec. 14 – 21, 2023

No Unclaimed Shelter Beds – The recent meeting of Hands Across Montecito unearths an unsettling truth… there are zero emergency shelter beds left for the houseless

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Vol. 29_49 | Dec. 7 – 14, 2023

Chef Mollie Goes LOCAL! – Lavish layers of lasagna… meatballs dotted with raisins and swirled around spaghetti… delicate, decadent tufts of tiramisu… the irresistible Italian fare of Chef Mollie is coming to LOCAL Montecito 

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Vol. 29_48 | Nov. 30 – Dec. 7, 2023

Let’s Go HTO – Senator Limón and Assemblymember Hart help secure half a million dollars to help fund Heal the Ocean’s study of the seeps and leaks along Summerland’s abandoned oil wells

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Vol. 29_47 | Nov. 23 – 30, 2023

The Thanksgiving leftovers are served, and the holiday lights are coming up. Get ready to give some gifts from the Lower Village in part one of our four-part series on holiday shopping around town. 

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Vol. 29_46 | Nov. 16 – 23, 2023

The Unforgettable Art of Rick Sharp – Ethereal lines, dreamy landscapes, and timeless designs… an era captured in the poster art of Rick Sharp. His new memoir reflects on his career and life in his Montecito studio with more to be said at the upcoming Tecolote book talk 

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Vol. 29_45 | Nov. 9 – 16, 2023

Iconic Cypress Torn Out – After surviving fires, floods, and road closures… the decades-old, lone surviving cypress tree is removed to make way for the HWY 101 Widening project

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Vol. 29_44 | Nov. 2 – 9, 2023

Ring Nets Are Coming Out! – At an impasse with the County and in El Niño year, The Project for Resilient Communities is pulling out the Debris Nets

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Vol. 29_42 | Oct. 19 – 26, 2023

It’s Beautification Time! – The sun is shining, the Citizen of the Year is selected, and the streets of Montecito are soon to be sparkling with community care as citizens don some safety vests and get ready for Beautification Day. As this year’s theme says, “It Takes a Village!”

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Vol. 29_41 | Oct. 12 – 19, 2023

Not Your Grandfather’s Symphony – With versatile style and creative collaborations, the Santa Barbara Symphony is deviating from classic concerts but still keeping it classical

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Vol. 29_40 | Oct. 5 – 12, 2023

The Friend in the Center – Is it a gathering place for our aging loved ones? Or a source of inspiration for those who work there? The Friendship Center has a new Executive Director, Kathryn Westland, who talks about the role and the joys of fulfilling it.

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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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