Archives

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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Vol. 29_18 | May 4 – 11, 2023

Chamber Tamers – This weekend… Eight virtuosos enter the chamber to master and tame Dvořák, Debussy, Mozart, and more. After years of effort, Lobero Theatre Chamber Music Project is here

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Vol. 29_17 | 27 Apr – 4 May, 2023

Light, Camera, Action! – Four Automated License Plate Readers are coming to Montecito. The installation sites have been selected and permits are in the works

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Vol. 29_16 | Apr 20 – 27, 2023

A night of Flamenco and Spanish song. A cabaret set in 1979. Puccini: La bohème in Occupy Wall Street-era Brooklyn. The Music Academy $ Summer Festival returns for its 76th season of musical magic

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Vol. 29_15 | Apr 13 – 20, 2023

Tydes Coming In – More details emerge about the Coral Casino at the latest Montecito Planning Commission meeting. Read more inside about its Tydes restaurant, plans for launching, and which areas will be open to the public

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Vol. 29_14 | Apr 6 – 13, 2023

Sound Wall Hearing – They’re in. They’re out. Will the 101 widening project have sound walls or not? The community wants to be heard. Listen to the appeals from the latest Board of Supervisors meeting

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Vol. 29_13 | Mar 30 – Apr 6, 2023

The hammers are down and the art is up! After nearly 40 years in business, Diane and Ralph Waterhouse are ready to open a new art gallery in Montecito at the former Scoops store

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Vol. 29_12 | Mar 23 – 30, 2023

What do Sunkist® and a Collector Car Vault have in common? A sustainability symposium, if you can imagine. From horticulture and fire ecology to environmental salvation, Lotusland heads offsite to talk sustainable future for the next generation of garden lovers and a greener world

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Vol. 29_11 | Mar 16 – 23, 2023

Cannabis Revenues Disappoint – The cannabis tax revenue numbers are in … and they are way down. Projecting a $10.5M deficit, where is the loss revenue coming from? Laura Capps and the other County Board of Supervisors have questions

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Vol. 29_10 | Mar 9 – 16, 2023

San Ysidro Roundabout Construction Begins – After years of waiting…the San Ysidro roundabout is on the way! Median islands to be installed. Vegetation to be removed. Flaggers directing traffic. Work crews pulling old pavement. But in which order? Will it be at night? Will they finish before school starts? Find out more inside

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Vol. 29_9 | Mar 2 – 9, 2023

Open to the Public – Swimsuit weather is on the way, and the Miramar is thinking ahead with plans to bring back its oceanside public swimming deck

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Vol. 29_8 | Feb 23 – Mar 2, 2023

A Year in Ukraine – As the Russian-Ukrainian war hits its one-year anniversary, ShelterBox USA president Kerri Murray speaks to us about the conditions and the past year of ShelterBox’s work supporting Ukrainians in the ongoing crisis 

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Vol. 29_7 | Feb 16 – 23, 2023

Changing of the Guard – After a 35-year career, Montecito Fire Chief Kevin Taylor announces his retirement with David Neels, Division Chief of Operations, named as his successor.

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