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Santa Ynez Tribal Health Clinic to provide free dental care for veterans on Nov. 5

The Santa Ynez Tribal Health Clinic will host its fourth annual Veterans Smile Day on Thursday, Nov. 5, offering military veterans complimentary dental treatment and health screenings. The clinic’s dental department is located at 90 Via Juana Lane on the Santa Ynez Chumash Reservation. Available services provided by volunteer professionals...

Santa Ynez, CA · 16d

Santa Barbara Independent

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Santa Barbara County Animal Services Looks for Foster Homes after Seizing 300 Birds, 21 Dogs in Santa Maria

Santa Barbara County Animal Services took in 300 birds and 21 dogs after a major rescue effort in Santa Maria on October 14. Due to limited space at the County’s three animal shelters, the agency is looking for foster homes for the mix of pigeons, chickens, cockatiels, parakeets, and dogs that it possessed through the recent operation, said Animal Services Director Sarah Aguilar.

Santa Maria, CA · 20d

Santa Barbara Independent

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Election Results Restored at Santa Barbara’s Washington Elementary

During a school assembly at Washington Elementary on Monday morning, the actual winners of the student government election were announced. This followed the election-cheating scandal that erupted in September after a whistleblower revealed that Principal Arielle Curry had named her child, a runner-up in the contest for class president, as the winner instead of the 6th-grade student who received the most votes.

Santa Barbara, CA · 18d

Santa Barbara Independent

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On Protest, Electoral Reform, and Why Santa Barbara Needs Ranked Choice Voting

When I started writing this column, Indy Editor-in-Chief Marianne Partridge and I went back and forth about whether to call it “The” or “An” Unruly Woman. In the end, as she often does, Marianne had the last word, and thankfully so, concluding “An” would be better because, as she wrote, it “implies there is more than one Unruly Woman thrashing about the shrubbery.”

Santa Barbara, CA · 17d

KSBY News

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Wild pigs damage turf at Rice Ranch Park in Orcutt

Damage to the grass fields at Rice Ranch Park in Orcutt, attributed to wild pigs, is raising concern among local families and youth sports organizations.

Orcutt, CA · 19d

Santa Barbara Independent

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Rent Control Will Hurt the Landlords Who Keep Santa Barbara Affordable

On October 6, the Santa Barbara City Council gave final approval, by a single vote, to a rent control ordinance that caps annual increases at 60 percent of inflation or 3 percent, whichever is lower. I urge readers to look past the good intentions and consider what this measure will actually do.

Santa Barbara, CA · 18d

Santa Barbara Independent

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Montecito Water District to Sell Nearly Half of Its State Water Allotment to Solomon Hills Housing Project

This article was underwritten in part by the Mickey Flacks Journalism Fund for Social Justice, a proud, innovative supporter of local news. To make a contribution go to sbcan.org/journalism_fund. What does the Montecito Water District have to do with a massive housing project proposed in North County? On September 29,...

Montecito, CA · 17d

Backyard Garden Lover

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California Principal is Back After Rigging Student Election to Ensure Her Child Became President

A Santa Barbara elementary school principal is back on campus after acknowledging that she helped override a student election in which her own child became president without receiving the most votes, according to the Santa Barbara News-Press. Washington Elementary Principal Arielle Curry returned October 9 after being placed on administrative leave September 28. Her return...

Santa Barbara, CA · 18d

Santa Barbara Independent

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Flood Watch Issued for Santa Barbara County for Wednesday and Thursday

The next couple of days are likely to bring steady rain to Santa Barbara, with a flood watch announced from Wednesday morning through Thursday afternoon when as much as a full of inch of rain could pound down over the course of an hour, the National Weather Service predicts. “The...

Santa Barbara County, CA · 18d

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Man sues bikes shop and Rad Power after front wheel detaches from e-bike

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (BRAIN) — A man is suing a bicycle shop and Rad Power Bikes after the front wheel of his e-bike detached after applying the brakes, causing various injuries when he was thrown to the pavement. Also named in the civil lawsuit filed by Anatoli Ratsa on...

Santa Barbara, CA · 18d

Lompoc Record

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Central Coast space history on display at Vandenberg museum

Locals and visitors can learn about the history of spaceflight and missile development, with exhibits that highlight the region’s contribution to the nation’s space program at the Space and Missile Technology Center on Vandenberg Space Force Base. Referred to as SAMTEC, the center presents historic models, artifacts, and...

Lompoc, CA · 17d

Coastal View

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In other school board news…

Board President Andy Sheaffer, Vice President/Clerk Eric Bridgford and member Aaron Smith voted to approve a student teaching internship program, monthly warrants and various donations at its Oct. 13 meeting. The CUSD and Western Governors University for Student Teaching/Internship Program places student teachers with master teachers in the district. The...

Carpinteria, CA · 17d

Santa Barbara Independent

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Dos Pueblos Water Polo Is Making Waves

With the CIF Southern Section playoffs on the horizon, the Dos Pueblos High School boys’ water polo team has the talent and experience to compete with the top teams in Southern California. The Chargers have won eight of their last nine matches and, as of deadline, are on an...

Goleta, CA · 18d

Lompoc Record

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Lompoc Chamber salutes community leaders at annual awards banquet

Lompoc Chamber of Commerce paid tribute to local business and community leaders Friday during its annual awards banquet themed "Rooted in Community, Growing Together." Members of the community gathered at the Dewees Center to honor 'Man of the Year' Christopher Ladwig, 'Woman of the Year' Susan Hott and Small Business Award recipient Eye on I, owned and operated by Heather Hovey.

Lompoc, CA · 19d

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Lompoc council to consider a second extension for Space Base California developer

The developer behind Space Base California says investor interest is rising, yet it still needs an additional year to line up financing and finish the project paperwork required by its lease with Lompoc. Council is set to review a second extension for Pale Blue Dot Ventures during Tuesday’s meeting. The...

Lompoc, CA · 19d

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State Street Master Plan opponents exceed petition goal

Opponents of Santa Barbara’s State Street Master Plan, backed by the SIMA Corporation, submitted over 6,000 petition signatures forcing Santa Barbara’s City Council to either repeal the $96 million master plan or let voters decide. For weeks, gathered signatures targeting Ordinance No. 2026-6235, which amended Code Title 31...

Santa Barbara, CA · 20d

Santa Barbara Independent

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No Kings Rally in Santa Barbara Pays a Visit to a Ballot Box

An estimated 2,000 to 3,000 people attended Saturday’s No Kings: Vote Early rally in downtown Santa Barbara. The rally — one of nearly 3,000 events attended by millions across the U.S. that day, according to organizers — asserted the importance of voting in the midterm election on November 3, which will decide the composition of the U.S. House and Senate.

Santa Barbara, CA · 20d

Santa Barbara Independent

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Will The Muse Light the Fuse for Downtown Santa Barbara?

Young kids were singing and celebratory champagne flutes were getting tipped last Thursday evening as five ceremonially hard-hatted movers and shakers with the Music Academy of West leaned forward for the cameras and turned their silver-plated shovels full of dirt as part of the official groundbreaking for what will soon become a humming musical hot spot at the longtime vacant corner of State and Canon Perdido streets.

Santa Barbara, CA · 18d

San Luis Obispo Tribune

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Starving seabirds are washing up on SLO County beaches. Here's why

Swaddled in a towel, a small and stout tuxedoed seabird sat on an exam table waiting for blood work on Oct. 12. By then, this once-emaciated common murre had been receiving treatment from Pacific Wildlife Care for more than a week, and he was almost healthy enough to be returned to the wild. From Sept. 1 to Monday, the nonprofit wildlife rehabilitation clinic Pacific Wildlife Care admitted 867 common murres for care — more than ever before, development coordinator Kelley Boland said. “It’s the biggest influx of common murres we’ve ever seen,” she said. Most of those seabirds arrive at the clinic emaciated as part of what seems to be a mass starvation event off the Central Coast, Boland said. But the murre getting his blood work done on Oct. 12 had finally recovered, and he weighed a whole 1 kilogram. “He’s very fat,” rehabilitation technician Sophie Swan said with pride before drawing his blood. Murres resemble penguins with dense, waterproof feathers that look like a tuxedo and function like a wetsuit — trapping a layer of air against their skin to keep them warm and dry, Boland said. They spend most of their lives at sea, then during the

Santa Barbara County, CA · 17d