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Lompoc Record
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...
Santa Barbara Independent
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The Biggest Residential Sale in Montecito History
2840 Hidden Valley Lane has been sold for $75 million, the highest amount ever for a residential property in Montecito. The seller was Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos, who bought it from Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi for $34 million in 2018; they had purchased it from Ted and Heather Sturgess in 2013 and then added two adjacent parcels, for a total of nearly 17 acres. Despite the boldface names, the most famous former owner was the late interior designer John Saladino, who called it Villa di Lemma (get it?) and published a book about it in 2009. The above photo is from that book (and the place surely looks quite different by now).
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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...
vintageaviationnews.com
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Golden Quadrangle Megamansion Sells for $56.1 Million
Seven-bedroom, 20,000-square-foot mansion designed by Francis T. Underhill in 1917 on 10.5 acres of primest Montecito. Listed: $74 million in July 2021, cut twice to $59.9 million, raised to $60 million. Closed: $56.1 million. Photo: Courtesy Riskin Partners. ·············...
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Round1 of reviving the Pacific View Mall
With recent store closures at the Pacific View Mall, many locals feared for the shopping center’s longevity and community relevance. However, new establishments have recently opened in an attempt to revitalize the mall. On Oct. 10, Round1, an arcade and bowling establishment, held its grand opening as the newest addition to the Pacific View Mall in Ventura, Calif.