The Goleta Grapevine
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The Borgatellos
An Entrepreneurial Family Who “Never Forgets Its Past”
The Goleta Grapevine interviews Mario, the leader of this entrepreneurial family who “never forgets its past.” Read story.
Flexibility for All, or Just Development Friendly?
What Do Goleta City Council Candidates Think of Amending the General Plan?
What do Goleta City Council candidates think of amending the General Plan? Read story.
Tourism Good for the Good Land?
Silvia Uribe Surveys Goletanos on the Coming Hotels
Silvia Uribe surveys Goletanos about the coming hotels. Read story.
Goleta: The Brightest Jewel in the Crown of the American Riviera?
Arguments on the Superiority of Santa Barbara’s Neighbor to the West
Arguments on the superiority of Santa Barbara’s neighbor to the west. Read story.
The Second Generation of Columnists Take Over
Goleta Grapevine Enters the Second Phase of Its Evolution, With a Weekly Rotation of Writers
Goleta Grapevine enters the second phase of its evolution, with a weekly rotation of writers. Read story.
Platform Holly Wants More Oil
Venoco Pushes Pipeline Expansion Project Off Goleta Coast; Plus, Author Running for City Council
Venoco pushes pipeline expansion project off Goleta coast; plus, our columnist announces her run for City Council. Read story.
Bishop Ranch Seeks Zoning Change
Largest Undeveloped Property in Goleta Gets Important Review at City Council on Tuesday
Largest undeveloped property in Goleta gets important review at City Council on Tuesday. Read story.
Ballot Measures: Not To Be
Goleta City Council Backs Off Threat to Derail Measure A, But Revenue Neutrality Woes Persist
Goleta City Council backs off threat to derail Measure A, but revenue neutrality woes persist. Read story.
Independence Day, Goleta-Style
Big Booms at Girsh Park, Quiet Afternoons in Nature
Big booms at Girsh Park, quiet afternoons in nature. Read story.
Are Hotels Good for the Good Land?
They're Coming, Regardless, and Bringing New Place to Stay With Them
In a year or two, anyone looking for a place to stay in Goleta will have several new choices. Read story.
How Bicycle Riders Donate to Car Drivers in Goleta
Two-Wheel Commuters Give Us Less Traffic and Pollution, Lower Gas Prices, and More Parking Spaces
Two-wheel commuters give us less traffic and pollution, lower gas prices, and more parking spaces. Read story.
Goleta Gets Police, Party, and Potentially Problematic Planning
New Cop Shop Opens; Good Land's Mini-Fiesta Bash Occurs; UCSB Expansion Gets Heat
New cop shop opens, Good Land's mini-Fiesta bash occurs, and UCSB expansion gets heat from Storke Ranch neighbors. Read story.
Getting to Work in Goleta
Goleta Grapevine
Every day, thousands of commuters from north Santa Barbara County and Ventura come to jobs in the South County, including many in Goleta and UCSB. Read story.
The June 3 Primary IS Important
…And Then June 4 Will Be Festive
…And then June 4 will be festive. Read story.
Water Worries Return
The Goleta Grapevine
The history of the Goleta Valley is written in water. As a rural farming community, it relied on creeks and wells. Read story.
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