Story Archive for August 2007

Friday, Aug. 31

• La Laguna Ranch, Workers to Be Prosecuted for Zaca Fire

• Military Investigation of Dr. Laura’s Son Complete

• Coral Casino Partially Re-Opens

• Stevie Wonder at the Bowl

• Bizarre Books

• UNKLE

Thursday, Aug. 30

• Small Favors

• Thunder Rolls Through Santa Barbara

• Romero Canyon Fire Under Control

• Basketball Coach Hit With Additional Assault Charge

• Foot Chase Ends in Parking Lot of Chapala Street Ralphs

• Sex Drive?

• Looks Aren't Everything

• Sitting Bill

• Lines in the Sand

• Community-Help Housing

• Cross to Bear

• Vetoing Empathy

• Rivals' Interests

• Gevirtz Study Examines Fiscal Impact of Dropouts on State

• International Antarctic Conference at UCSB

• Measure A Draws Fans, Detractors

• Mental Health Gets Axed

• Back in Session

• Shallow Waters for Steelhead?

• Wilco

• Wanda Jackson Remembers Elvis

• Industrial Meat Production Threatens Human and Environmental Health

• The Dave Brubeck Quartet

• Melvin B. Lane 1922 - 2007

• Drive Your Imagination (Instead of Your Car)

• A German Beer Garden in the Heart of a Phantom Zone

• Three One-Act Comedies

• UCSB National Soccer Champs Kick Off Against Westmont

• Zoot Suit, presented by El Teatro Campesino.

• The Urban Myth: Visions of the City.

• Vacation Daze

• Dazed Dogs and Dog Days

• Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals

• Living page Photo

• Quiz: Gotta Get Away

• 16 million

• Solar Artist Brian Chandler

• The Fog Rolls Over El Encanto

• News-Press’s Daily Goings-on Scrutinized at NLRB Hearing

• Black Rebel Motorcycle Club’s Peter Hayes Talks Rock and Rebellion

• Personal Retreats

• Beastie Boys

• Man Auction Peeps

• Dog Drives Car

• Introducing Jan Timbrook’s Chumash Ethnobotany

• Planetarium Shows

• This Week in History

• Give a Little

• Do This: Labor Day

• The Global Implications of Preserving our Farms and Fisheries

• The Archer Files Features the City’s Favorite Detective

• Our Man Obst

• The Nanny Diaries

• No End in Sight

• Joseph Edward Nida 1940 - 2007

• Places to Go, Things to See

• Positively State Street

• NancyBell Coe Leads the Music Academy of the West

• The Survival of the El Zoco Art Lofts

• Slow, Flat Food

• Pink Pearl Apples

• Kinothek

• Eat Locally, Eat Well

• Reasons to Eat Out for Heather Mattoon on September 8

• Lost Souls at SBMA

• Chicken Tomato Salad with Croutons

• Fire ‘Burns’ Cold Spring

• O‘ahu and the Spirit of Hawai‘i

• Crowded House, with Pete Yorn.

• Older and Happier

• ‘Capital-T Things’ at Joshua Tree

• 311 and Matisyahu

• ’Tis the Season for Elderberry Shrubs

Wednesday, Aug. 29

• Body Found at East Beach

• Death on 101 Deemed Suicide

• Sparrow Test Positive for West Nile

• Sheriffs Seek Carp Assault Suspect

• Arnold Opts to Continue Supporting Williamson Act

• Pig Hunters Complete Work on Santa Cruz Island

• Surfrider and Citrix Clean Up Isla Vista Beach

• Fish and Game Looks Into Banning Leaded Ammunition

• Cassano Returns From Arctic

• New Frontiers Commended for Use of Cage-Free Chicken Eggs

• ATK Scores Contract to Naval Air System

• PUEBLO Seeks New Executive Director

• Big Dog Protests Footballer Vick

• Firestone Hired New Planning Commissioner

• Eastside Stabbing Deemed Gang-Related

• Median Resale Home Price Reaches $1.1 Million

• Light Blue Line Project Withdrawn Due to Protest

• Cooper Drops Out of SB City Council Race

• Trust for Historic Preservation Angry About Wine Cask Tree Removal

• Landmarks Commission Rejects Arlington Condo Complex

• Kern County Fireman Injured Combating Zaca

• Zaca Fire Seems to Crawl to a Strop

• Vasquez Released From Jail

• Pot Dispensary Robbed

• Stolen Bike Sparks Labor Line Fight

• Micro Loan Pioneer Thinks Bigger

• Isla Vista Fight Ends in Stabbing, Arrests

• Law Enforcement Amp Up Labor Day Patrols

• Capps Hales Resignation of Alberto Gonzalez

• Supervisor Wolf Hospitalized After Fall

• School Board Tentatively Reinstates Youth Offender Program

• School Board Scrutinizes Budget Surplus

• Light Rain Falls on SB

• MoveOn.Org Protests Bush

• Watch Out for Weekend Heat

• Big Dog Spanks Michael Vick

• Houses Sell

• Condor Death by Lead

• Final Report from Bahrain

• Rodney Brown to Lead Bankers' Lobby

• Your Worship

Tuesday, Aug. 28

• When Oprah Met Obama

• East Meets West

• Cannon Blast

• Fishbon Holds Breathless

• Zaca Fire Update

• Life’s a Beach

Monday, Aug. 27

• Firestone Appoints New 3rd District Commissioner

• MoveOn Rallies Against War

• Enter the Santa Barbara Bands Contest!

• Lyndon Lea’s Zacara Wins Polo Tourney

Sunday, Aug. 26

• Surfrider and Citrix Team Up and Clean Up

Saturday, Aug. 25

• News-Press Trial Rolls On

• Fire Fighters Make Great Progress on Zaca Fireline

Friday, Aug. 24

• Close of Friday, August 24

• CHP Wrongly Identified Woman Killed in 101 Collision

• The Long Road to Justice

• Your Worship

Thursday, Aug. 23

• Romero Canyon Single Track Receives a Facelift

• Zaca Fire May Be In Final Stages

• Steepleton Wrote NLRB Staff Report, Says Ex-Editor

• Body Found at East Beach

• Armed Robbery at Marijuana Dispensary

• Cooper Drops Out of City Council Race

• Labor Line Fight Ends With Stabbing, Arrest

• Santa Maria Man Reported Missing

• White Flag on Blue Line

• West Nile-Infected Bird Found in Lompoc

• Clothing Optional

• Man Arrested in Year-Old Beating Case

• City Approves Funding for RV Parking

• State Budget Finally Passes

• Zaca Fire Spreads to Ventura County

• Students Protest at ATK Offices

• Man Found Dead in Harbor

• Judge Melville to Retire

• Missing Woman Found

• Memorial Ride Held for Slain Cyclist

• Woman Killed Crossing 101

• TG Carrillo Sues ConocoPhillips

• Zaca Fire 3rd-Largest in California History

• State Assesses Need for LNG

• Measure A May Change City Election Years

• NLRB Rules In Favor of News-Press Employees

• War Costs Taxpayers $1.01 Billion

• Downey’s Celebrates 25 Years of Fine Dining

• Police Crack Down on People Near Train Tracks

• Appalling Apparel

• Virginia in California

• Breeding Discontent

• Nadir of Lies

• Election Deform Act

• Out of Sight

• Salt Lake Mayor Takes on Bush

• S.B. Resists Housing Mandate

• DA Weighs in On Prison Crisis

• Juarez to Stand Trial

• La Dolce Vita Is Not for the Timid

• Cottage Hires New Neurosurgeon

• Talented Chefs Keep Santa Barbara Kitchens Creative

• City Favors Commuter Rail

• Sci-Fi Skies

• SBCC’s Adult Ed Offers Learning Opportunities for All Ages

• Just Say No to Tall Buildings and Fences

• Capps Decries Cigarette Ads in Women's Magazines

• A Tribute to the Musical

• From Markets to Midnights, Eating Up the Hungry Cat

• Superbad

• One County Agency Provides Solutions for Domestic Violence

• Helper’s Help

• Quiz: Helping Hands

• Jazz Great Brubeck Returns to Lobero

• San Marcos High School Opens New Gym

• Bad Apples presented by Rubicon Theatre Company.

• The Buzz Surrounding The Volt Per Octaves

• DA Investigating Two Men in Zaca Fire

• Local Higher Education Nationally Ranked

• Lompoc Fire Burns 250 Acres

• 61.2 Million

• Gatekeeper Program

• Alejandro Escovedo and A.J. Roach.

• Chipotle Selling Hillside Tix

• Teen Concert at Courthouse

• County Approves IV Master Plan

• IV Noise Ordinance Tweaked

• This  Week in History

• Local Teacher Receives Honors For Chalk Art

• Weekspot photo: Ahoy, maties!

• High School Teacher Marian Musmecci’s Debut Novel

• Give a Little

• Child-proofed: Song & Dance

• New Beach Stairs for IV

• High Numbers of Blue Whales In Channel

• S.B. Art: A View from Here.

• 3 Q's with David Starkey

• Oil Meets Girl

• The Real Thing

• CAF Encourages Pláticas en español

• Creature Feature & Forbidden Zone at Magic Lantern

• Polo’s Pacific Coast Open Rolls On in Santa Barbara

• Pick it Up

• Positively State Street

• The Invasion

• Pete Yorn Circles the Globe

• Firestone Sells Wine Company

• S.B. Paints a Light Blue Line

• Drummer Glenn Kotche Opens Up About All Things Wilco

• Bald Eagles on the Rise
  on the Channel Islands

• Creativity Camp

• Six Things Your Band Must Send Us Now

• Bakin’ in the Sun

• Twilight Tours

• Carrie Rodriguez’s Solo Return to Santa Barbara

• Volunteers Needed

• The Countdown Is On for The Indy’s Triathletes

• Toxic Uproar at El Puente School

• Okra

• How to Help the Hungry

• Red Dog Rising

• Unplugging Carpool Lanes

• Okra and Snap Pea Green Curry

Wednesday, Aug. 22

• Into the Wild Blue Yonder

• Making a Statement About Commuter Rail

• Firestone Sells Family Vineyard Land

• Peggy Hernandez Selected New Forest Supervisor

Tuesday, Aug. 21

• Sheriffs Make Arrest in Goleta Sizzler Hold-Up

• A Final Farewell

• Missing Woman Found

• Jonathan Winters Thanks Zaca Firefighters

• Zaca Fire May Be Contained Behind Santa Barbara Today

• If I Were Going to Oprah's

• Burning Bridges

Monday, Aug. 20

• New Fire Near Lompoc

• Nonagenarians To Boogie Down at Fess Parker

• Downtown Loses Power

• Firefighters To Burn The Final Piece

Sunday, Aug. 19

• Showdown on Pendola Jeepway Delayed a Day

• Your Worship: Islamic Society

• Zaca Fire One Dogleg Short of Containment

• Isla Vista's Biko House Hosts Alt Rock Night Monday

Saturday, Aug. 18

• Successful Backfire Strategy Cools Zaca Fire

• Plume Puts Santa Barbara on Edge

• SBCAG Rejects State Housing Mandate

• Gallery Spotlight: Gallery on State

• Zaca Fire Threatens to Move into Ventura County

• Zaca Fire Morning Update

Friday, Aug. 17

• UPDATE: “Evacuation Warning” Issued for Camino Cielo Road

• NLRB Validates Union Vote

• Screeching Metal Comes to Isla Vista Venue

• Actress Tia Carrere Sings at State Street Borders

• KCSB Concerts Cater to Teen Audiences

• Botanic Garden Construction Halted

• County Colleges Ranked by U.S. News & World Report

• A Trying Trial

• Memorial for Slain Bicyclist Scheduled for Sunday

• Baby Bistro's Next Step

• City Aims to Subsidize Middle-Class Housing

• Down Home

• Zaca Fire Morning Update

Thursday, Aug. 16

• Chief Kevin Wallace Talks Zaca Fire

• Zaca Fire Concerns Smolder in Montecito

• Battle to Hold Monte Arido Ridge

• Global Warming Expedition Launches from Santa Barbara

• Woman Reported Missing

• The Great Disney Smoke-Out

• Zaca Fire Morning Update

• Animal Compartmentalization

• America Classic

• Tried and True

• Taking Potluck

• High Water

• Worlds Apart

• Possible Morality

• The Problem with Pride

• The Good, the Bad, and the Missing

• Resolve to Impeach

• If This is Success...

• Reasonable Candidates

• Council Incumbents Face Six Challengers

• News-Press on Trial

• The Fire and the Wild

• School District Cutbacks Bemoaned in Light of Budget Surplus

• Saxophone Virtuoso Ernie Watts Comes to SOhO

• SB Asset Management to Direct New Mutual Fund

• Beware of Fat Friends

• Pick it Up

• Burning Man Flick

• Designing Your Home With Pet-Friendly Décor

• Style Phile

• Rush Hour 3

• Stardust

• The Pretenders, with the Stray Cats.

• A Whoreshoes’ Homecoming

• Education for All

• The Canine Ultimatum

• 50%

• Journey to the Flames: 8 Years of Burning Man

• Quiz: School Daze

• Give a Little

• Im(press)ions: Contemporary/Modern Prints 1960-Today.

• Mark Stein’s Bad Apples Gives Criminals a Break

• Vessels: Function and Whimsy in Clay.

• Launching Rocket Science by Jeffrey Blitz, Winner of Best Director at Sundance

• Merv Griffin 1925-2007

• Surviving Fiesta, The Week of Eating Dangerously

• Head Back to School To Learn About Plants and Gardening Techniques

• Alejandro Escovedo’s Big Comeback

• Chile Verde Chowder

• This Week in History

• Green and Beer It

• Stow House Free Concert Series

• Nights event at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art

• Because When God Is Too Busy: Haiti, Me, and the World.

• Tuesdays at 8

• The Mystery of Edwin Drood

• Bodies Unbound Promises Insight, Relief

• Arcadia Publishing Releases Carpinteria

• Did ALO Go Pop?

• Bob Goodwin’s Good Fight

• Animal Shelters Are Bursting with Abandoned Pit Bulls

• A New Print of Chaplin’s City Lights Comes to Campbell Hall

• Goleta Native Kirk Reynolds Bids 49ers Coach Bill Walsh Farewell

• Preliminary Hearing Continues for 14-Year-Old Juarez

• Six Weeks and Burning

• Saying So Long to the Summer

• Dream Foundation

• Man Dies in Fire at La Patera Ranch

• Bicyclist Killed by Tractor-Trailer

• Cleese Family Helps Fundraise for La Casa de Maria

• UC President Announces Resignation

• Schwarzenegger Urges Budget Passage in Santa Maria

• Montecito Creek Pumps Threaten Endangered Fish

• Former Maritime Museum Director Studies Global Warming

• Earthquake Rattles Santa Barbara County

• Former Goleta Water District Attorney Dies

• SB Tech Developer Sells to Buy.com

• Zoom Motors Completes Gas Station

• New Airport Facility Aims to Attract More Travelers

• Raspberry Lime Rickey

• Santa Maria Company Adds New Division

• Verizon Customers Loose Reception

• Chamber of Commerce Seeking Donations for Firefighters

• Report States County Has $11.4 Mil in Surplus Funds

• County Looks into Waste Conversion Technology

• UCSB's Security Group Finds Flaws in Voting Machines

• Light Blue Line Project Worries Developers, Realtors

• City Council to Draft Affordable Housing Ordinance

• City Issues Moratorium on New Pot Dispensaries

• Mehas Refuses to Respond to D.A.'s Subpoena

• Chumash Check Forgers Arrested

• Rehabilitation Employee Charged with Assault

• State Street Bank Robbed

• The Web’s Gift to Wine Lovers

• The Courthouse Jazz Series

• Food for Thought

• Trap Art Day

• Standards, Surfing, and Subculture

• Check Out SB Cannes' Movies with a Message Series

• The Spires

• George Lopez. Star. Spanglish. Banter.

• A Little City Finds Its Voice

• Killer Tomatoes

• Songstress with Quiet Verve

Wednesday, Aug. 15

• Bias Is as Bias Does at the News-Press

• Body Found in Marina Waters Identified

• Former Eastside Gang Member Testifies at Juarez Hearing

• Quintron Reaches Out to LA

• New Nuveen

• Zaca Fire Update

Tuesday, Aug. 14

• A Tale of Two News-Press Histories

• Fiery Finances

Monday, Aug. 13

• Police Arrest Man in Year-Old Assault Case

• Habit Restaurant Chain Sold

• Firefighters Battle to Turn the Corner

• Capps Hates Pink Camel

• Remote Office Access for Fire Evacuees

• Zaca Incident Morning Update

Sunday, Aug. 12

• Zaca Incident Commanders Cautiously Optimistic

Saturday, Aug. 11

• Zaca Fire Team Meets with Mission Canyon Residents

• Witness: Armed Eastsiders Attacked First

• The Things We Lug

• Zaca Fire Incident Information

Friday, Aug. 10

• Verizon Customers Lose a Few Bars

• Fire Command Considers Burning Out Backcountry

• Robert Goodwin Dies

• Chamber of Commerce Seeks Donations for Firefighters

• Foresters on Fire

• Mission Canyon Meets Friday About Zaca Fire

• Your Worship: Center of the Heart

• Zaca Fire Update

• Leaf Blower Battles

Thursday, Aug. 9

• Zaca Fire Meeting in Ojai on Friday

• Goleta House Fire Kills One

• Channel Islands Marine Reserves Expand

• State Street Bank of America Robbed

• Bicyclist Killed By Truck in Goleta

• Explosive Flashbacks

• Light Blue Line Not Erased

• Insular Outlook

• Brave Abusers

• Up in Smoke

• Boys Need Men

• An Unreasonable Campaign

• Multiple Intelligences

• Unnecessarily Racy

• Chatsworth-based Quake Shakes SB

• Major Fire Battle Looms This Weekend

• Big Inning Sends Foresters Forward

• Rehab Staffer Charged With Sexual Assault

• Pathologist Describes Stabbing in Juarez Prelim

• Zaca Fire Morning Update

• Fatal Fiesta

• Good News on Zaca Fire

• Stray Cats’ Bassist Lee Rocker Prepares to Rock the S.B. Bowl

• Randy “Mad Dog” Madron 1954-2007

• Renter Goes to Jail

• Juarez Hearing Begins

• Summing Up a Month of the Zaca Fire

• Medicare Auditors Blasted

• CAF Makes Music and Popcorn! Outdoors at Samy’s Camera

• 2008 HBO Comedy Arts Fest Cancelled

• You Camp Be Serious!

• Indulgent Peeps

• Nava Accuses Senators of Blocking State Budget Passage

• City Council Creates Citizen Task Force

• Barking for Rain

• A Turtle’s Dream Come True

• Anders Johnson’s Stone Sculptures

• Filmic Rites of Passage

• Living Page Photo: Little Dogs, Big Kisses

• Capps Helps Block Expansion of Surveillance Act

• Quiz: Heavy Petting

• Wigged Out

• 94%

• 101 Chihuahuas

• La Bohème

• Perception and Reflection

• Politics May Have Hurt Endangered Frog

• Lee “Scratch” Perry

• The Summer Haze Tour

• The Comedy of Errors

• Fantasies Wanted

• Dracula

• Student Film Webcasts

• Actors Take Note

• Pick it Up

• Homeless Woman’s Death Not Caused by Prior Attack

• Le Meu Le Purr

• Redevelopment Agency May Live Past Expiration Date

• See These Films by Ingmar Bergman (1918-2007)

• Lima Beans

• Positively State Street

• Injunction Bans High-Powered Sonar Off Coast

• The Week Spot Photo

• Capps Visits Problematic Santa Maria Levee

• Capps Fights for Children’s Healthcare

• Water Filter System

• What Goes Well with Lots of Beer? More Beer!

• Watch Group Protests Logging in Los Padres

• Private Donation Funds Light Blue Line Project

• Governor Signs Declaration of Emergency for Zaca Fire

• Not Suffering for Succotash

• Pet-Friendly Plants

• Fungus May Be Cause of Frog Population Decline

• The Bourne Ultimatum

• This  Week in History

• Army Specialist Jaime Rodriguez Jr., 1987-2007

• Plane Crashes on Goleta Beach

• House Fire Breaks Out on Riviera

• Police Report Decrease in Fiesta Arrests, Citations

• Homeless Man Charged with Starting Two Fires

• Raid Produces $266 Million Worth of Pot

• Mold Forces Children’s Center to Search for New Location

• Planned Parenthood Offers Gardasil Injections

• City Chicken-ers

• In Praise of Rescue Dogs (and Cats)

• The Independent Celebrates Animals

• Petting Zoo

• The Ten

• Daily Sound Agrees to Turn Over Stabbing Photos

• Brown Pelican Restaurant Looking for New Leaser

• Stevie Wonder Heads to the Santa Barbara Bowl

• Journalist Matthew Rothschild Discusses His New Book

• Drunks and Subpoenas

• Minnie Driver’s Musical Mission

• An Ounce of Prevention

• Hot Indie Nights

• Give a Little

• Hometown Hero Karch Kiraly Set to Retire This Summer

• The Awful Truth

• Glen Phillips Lends His Talents to the Fight for Social Justice in Africa

Wednesday, Aug. 8

• Nava Blames Republicans for Blocked Budget

• UCSB Study Implicates Fungus in Frog's Decline

• Capps Strives for Larger Doctor Reimbursements

• Citizen Task Force to Raise Infrastructure Funds

• Council Looks at Protecting Affordable Housing

• Zaca Fire Morning Update

Tuesday, Aug. 7

• Preparing for the Zaca Fire

• Drama Lessens Today on the Fireline

• Foresters Move Ahead in World Series

• Running With the Bulls

• Zaca Fire Incident Information

• Brent’s B-Day and Swimming with Jamal

• Bring on the Freshman

Monday, Aug. 6

• Zaca Fire Heads into New Territory

• Toxic Environments

• HBO Nixes Discussed SB Comedy Festival

• A Break in Your Life Line Can Mean a Leap Towards Your Destiny

Sunday, Aug. 5

• Zaca Fire Information Meeting for Montecito

• Zaca Fire Continues its March East

• Your Worship: Calvary Chapel

Saturday, Aug. 4

• Police Release Details of State Street Shooting

• Zaca Advisories and Bare Facts

• Barney’s Friday Fiesta

• Man Shot and Killed by Police Officer

• Air Quality Dicey

Friday, Aug. 3

• Zaca Update:
  Friday takes a turn for the worse

• Braving Isla Vista

• Autopsy Gives Insight Into What Killed Transient

• StateSide Restaurant Rises Like Brigadoon for Fiesta

• Zaca Fire Explodes

• Plaza del Mar Festival Protests Nukes

• Daily Sound Submits Unpublished Photos to Court

• Fiscal Chaos Plagues Schools

• Bahrain's Friendship Society for the Blind

Thursday, Aug. 2

• Fire Stalls In the Santa Cruz Drainage

• Saint Nick

• National Gratitude

• Careless Intolerance

• The Other Side

• Priests or Heretics?

• Old Spanish Daze

• Granny's Yarn

• Troublesome Tenant Gets One Year in Prison

• Colorful Counsel Lauded by Colleagues

• Skirmish at Botanic Garden

• Philanthropist Mercedes Eichholz Talks About Life and Politics

• Daily Sound Ordered to Surrender Photos

• Rhapsody in Yellow

• Kitchen Aid Coffee Grinder (and More)

• Peach Fizz

• Daughtry

• Lyle Lovett, with k.d. lang.

• ORIGAMI CAN SAVE THE WORLD

• Week Spot Photo

• Let’s Dance!

• Give a Little

• This  Week in History

• Santa Barbara Tours

• Succulent Crossbreeds

• A Trio of New Poetry Books from Artamo Press

• The Junior Spirit of Fiesta

• Pump Boys and Dinettes.

• Fiesta Horse Parade Lineup

• A Fiesta Film Noir

• Cattle Drives through the County

• FlamenColores, presented by Sonidos Gitanos.

• The 40 Years that Shaped Santa Barbara: 1782-1822

• Artist Jana Zimmer Acknowledges the Holocaust, Respectfully

• Bobby Caldwell Sings at the Lobero

• County Residents to Receive Break on Property Taxes

• Santa Barbara Art Studios

• Foresters Hope to Repeat Last Year’s World Series’ Victory

• Shakespeare Santa Barbara Presents The Comedy of Errors

• Pablo de la Guerra Speaks Out Against Injustice

• Fiesta Events

• 2007 Fiesta Guide

• The Simpsons Movie

• Sunshine

• Eats & Peeps

• Montecito Author Stephen Murdoch’s IQ: A Smart History of a Failed Idea

• Baby & Barcliff & Bair

• Light Blue Dog

• Indy Publisher’s Car Stolen, Returned

• City Council Declares Children Top Priority

• Santa Barbara Architect Passes Away at 75

• Carpinteria Soldier Killed in Iraq

• Dr. Laura Honored by Secretary of Defense

• O’Connell Rumored to Consider Gubernatorial Bid

• Oprah’s Benefit for Obama Sells Out

• Microsoft Buys Carpinteria-based AdECN

• Mold Forces Temporary Closure of Children’s Center

• Residents Speak Out Against Drilling Proposal

• Broken Water Pump May Have Killed Koi

• Fire Forces Evacuation of Peachtree Community

• Officials Complete Investigation of Fire’s Cause

• Zaca Fire Roars Back to Life

• UCSB Bans On-Campus Camping

• City Council Moves Forward with Children’s Museum Development

• City Rejects At-Large Mayoral Elections

• City Discusses Resident-Only Parking for Hacienda Neighborhood

• Police Continue Campaign Against Homeless Loitering

• Police Begin Pre-Fiesta Gang Sweeps

• Police Investigate Trigger-Happy Officer

• Hazmat Called to Carpinteria Salvation Army

• North County Pot Club Raided, Shut Down

• Santa Maria Man Arrested for I.V. Stabbing, Drunk Driving

• Cocaine Dealer Arrested at Carpinteria Bar

• North County Drug Busts Yield Five Arrests

• Quiz: Making a list and Checking it Twice

• A List of Wrongs

• Let Peace Begin with Me

• Squash Blossoms Stuffed with Goat Cheese

• The Dangerous Book for Boys

• Calling Documentarians

• Barney’s Kulture Kwiz

• The Incredible Lightness of Moving

• Hail to the Chief

• The Spectacle of Area Wine Lists

• The Spirit of Fiesta

• G. Love & Special Sauce Prepare to Headline the Bowl

• Why There Is Still Reasonable Doubt About Citizen Ralph Nader

• Fiesta Equestrian Parade

• Honorary Vaquero Bob Williams

• Positively State Street

• Summer Punctuators

• Meeting Discusses Plans for Cold Springs Bridge Barrier

• How to Speak Flamenco

• Pick it Up

• Timetable of Old Spanish Days

• A New Way to Renewable Energy and Energy Independence

• Dr. Mac’s Music

• Music for your Eyes

• Police Chief Cam Sanchez Explains the Law’s View on Gangs

Wednesday, Aug. 1

• Eating at Del Norte

• Police Look Into Homeless Woman's Death

• The Daily Sound Stands Its Ground

• City Council Pledges to Help Kids

• City Rejects By-District Voting

• City Takes Steps Toward Children's Museum

• Lynch Officially Out as County Medical Director

• Carp Residents Vent About Venoco Drilling Plan

• SB Police Arrest Nearly 40 in Gang Sweep

• County Reviewers Meet the Miramar

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