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Permanent Housing for Homeless Begins to Yield Results E-mail
By Rob Kuznia   
Tuesday, June 12 2007

When Mary Baratto lost her 3-year-old daughter to a trailer fire 17 years ago, she started a spell of binge drinking that didn’t stop until last year. She was stricken with cervical cancer and putting down a liter of vodka every day. Then she found El Carrillo studios. “It saved my life,” she said Monday.
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Richard Ross, Guggenheim Winner, Returns from Iran E-mail
By Melinda Burns   
Monday, June 11 2007

Richard Ross, a UCSB art professor and the recent winner of a Guggenheim fellowship, is back from a personal fact-finding trip to Iran as a photographer and concerned citizen.

In May, Ross set off on a two-week trip with Jeff Clark, a Santa Barbara photographer who’s a former student of  his, in hopes of finding out what life was really like in Iran, an Islamic country that is Aryan, not Arab, and ascribes to Shiite, not Sunni beliefs.

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S.B. Newsroom Makes TV Debut E-mail
By Santa Barbara Newsroom   
Friday, June 08 2007

Please join us in viewing the inaugural installment of the Santa Barbara Newsroom newscast. For more information, please see the commentary at the bottom of this Web page.





 
Who's The Big Dog? E-mail
By Andrea Huebner   
Sunday, June 03 2007
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Democrats Court Religious Leaders E-mail
By Melissa Evans   
Friday, June 01 2007

Hoping to dispel the myth that Democrats aren’t religious -- and that the religious only care about abortion and gay marriage -- clergy and liberal politicians will come together for an unprecedented summit this weekend in Goleta.

The event, coordinated at the request of the California Democratic Party, is the result of more than a year of informal conversations and roundtable discussions with local clergy.

 

***WATCH THE VIDEO

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Chalk Paintings Color Plaza at S.B. Mission E-mail
By Santa Barbara Newsroom   
Monday, May 28 2007

More than 400 artists participated in this weekend’s I Madonnari festival, a colorful chalk display that livens the pavement at the Santa Barbara Mission each spring. The plaza at the Mission was transformed into pictures of everything from brilliantly-colored fish to religious portraits to landscape and nature murals.
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VIDEO REWIND: Latest Offerings E-mail
By Santa Barbara Newsroom   
Thursday, May 24 2007

• Rehab Institute Explores Partnership With Cottage:
WATCH

•Bald Eagles are a Big Hit: WATCH

• Evacuation Drill: WATCH

• S.B. Considers New Dance Rules:
WATCH

• Jerry Roberts Responds: WATCH

• Deli Closing:
WATCH  

• Sperm Whale Dissected: WATCH

• Homeless Trek to Oprah: WATCH


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Police: Car with Dead Body in Santa Maria Tied to 1985 Murder Suspect E-mail
By Santa Barbara Newsroom   
Sunday, May 20 2007

SANTA MARIA — A badly decomposed body was found inside a parked car in Santa Maria — a vehicle associated with a person wanted in a 1985 murder, officials said Saturday.

Officers were called at 8:09 p.m. Friday to the 1000 block of E. Hancock Avenue "in regards to a non-responsive person," according to the Santa Maria Police Department.

"Officers arrived and determined a male was dead in the back seat of a 1991 Lincoln Towncar."

"It was determined that the car was associated with a person wanted for the murder of a female in 1985 in Banning," police said in a statement. "
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Survey Reveals Area Views on Immigration E-mail
By Rob Kuznia   
Thursday, May 10 2007
Seven in 10 people in Santa Barbara and Ventura counties would like to make it more difficult for undocumented immigrants to find jobs, according to a UCSB survey.
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