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Lompoc Record
Skate park in Lompoc shuts down for $5.15 million overhaul project
College Park has officially closed to the public, kicking off a year of construction on a long-anticipated $5.15 million renovation. The work will replace the park’s 26-year-old skate park and add recreational amenities to the 4.6-acre site located next to Lompoc High School. The city announced on Oct. 19...
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Ventura County Reporter
After Dark: Week of Oct. 29, 2026
If you have something related to nightlife — online or otherwise — please email nshaffer@timespublications.com. Due to the erratic nature of entertainment booking, information contained here is subject to change and not guaranteed. Call venues ahead to confirm. SUPPORT LOCAL MUSIC!. THURSDAY, 10/29. Live Music. The Arena:TBD, 8...
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CAPA Pet of the Week: Champ
Champ, a 1-year-old male black-and-brown Dutch Shepherd weighing about 71 pounds, is available for adoption at the Lompoc Animal Center, located at 1501 West Central in Lompoc. Staff describe Champ as a clever and handsome pup who loves tasty treats, car rides, exploring new places, and learning new skills. They...
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Santa Barbara Independent
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KTLA
Yuu Japanese Food Hall Now Open in Ventura
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Our Ojai-Somis-Santa Paula-Fillmore-Piru Events Calendar Got an Upgrade! See What's New
Finding fun things to do with kids shouldn’t feel like a chore. And thanks to your feedback, we’ve made it even easier!. The Macaroni KID Ojai-Somis-Santa Paula-Fillmore-Piru events calendar has a fresh new look, with helpful features designed to make finding local events, planning your weekends, and keeping track of family fun simpler than ever.
Santa Barbara Independent
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Dinner at This Old California Steakhouse Still Comes With Santa Maria Tri-Tip Grilled Over Red Oak
Pickles and crackers hit the table before you even open the menu, and that is your first clue this California steakhouse plays by its own old rules. From the parking lot, the smell of red oak smoke and sizzling beef pulls you toward a plain building you might have driven past a hundred times.