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Buellton evaluates flood danger, pushes for more public outreach before winter storms
With a wetter-than-usual winter forecast, Buellton officials have cleared storm drains, installed barriers at flood-vulnerable spots and started working with regional agencies. Yet one blocked section of Zaca Creek still has not been resolved, leading Mayor David Silva to quiz city staff on legal avenues and prompting the City Council...
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Lompoc Council pursues wastewater bill relief; grants space base developer two year extension
Council recently instructed staff to address the dramatic hike experienced by some residents on their wastewater bills and also approved a two-year extension for Pale Blue Dot Ventures who is behind the proposed Space Base California project in Lompoc, allowing the developer to meet its looming land lease agreement deadlines with the city.
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Bridge hearing delayed: Defense aims to throw out 25 counts; prosecutors seek transfer of trial to Santa Barbara
The hearing on Lompoc City Council member Steve Bridge’s bid to dismiss 25 criminal counts was put off Thursday until Nov. 5, when the court will also consider a separate prosecution request to relocate the trial to Santa Barbara. Thursday’s court calendar was crowded, and the matter was first...
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Great Pacific Pumpkins extends hours
VENTURA, Calif. (KEYT) The search for great pumpkins is in the home stretch in the final week of October. Great Pacific Pumpkins had full hayrides on the final weekend before Halloween. This year there is a corn maze that survived the recent rain. Photos opportunities are throughout the pumpkin patch. Many visitors consider a trip to the The post Great Pacific Pumpkins extends hours appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .
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Weighing in on two city council races | Letters
Vote for Campos for council I’m writing about the unusual council campaigns in Ventura this year. Particularly district 1. It is rare for a sitting council member to form a PAC attempting to overthrow a sitting council, but this is what we are seeing. My particular concern is the hate speech being thrown about by a group led by a clearly hateful minister. Council member Liz Campos has had her campaign signs marked with anti-LGBTQ graffiti and marked with hateful messages about people with disabilities. It makes me wonder what kind of city Ventura has become. Hateful messages and drawings are being scrawled on school trustee Peterson’s signs as well. Let’s go back to being kind Ventura. Liz Campos may be disabled but she has shown over the last for years why she was elected in the first place. Liz Cares for immigrants’ rights, LGBTQ protections, animal welfare, and children’s safety from drug use. All these as reflected in the policies she has brought and passed. Liz Campos is currently waiting for policies to ban flock cameras, ban data centers citywide and stop building more gas stations or other toxic industries in historically disadvantaged neighborhoods. Liz is a first-class climate