Inside Montecito California

31Mar/100

Measure D Waste Part 1 of 4 – Summerland Wall on Route 192


Scott Wenz of www.carsarebasic.org visits an example of Measure D tax dollars wasted by Caltrans errors and incompetence. This retaining wall in Montecito was 100% over budget, many features were rejected by the inspector, and the pole was built in the wrong place, yet the contractor was paid double the bid price. It could have been built for $250000, but it cost $1.4 MILLION just for construction. See www.sbcag.com

31Mar/100

Blooming Lupines

Blooming Lupines
The wildflowers are beginning to bloom, and it looks like a stellar year due to the lovely soaking rains.

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31Mar/100

Buildings by Tom Kundig


Award Winning Buildings Lead by Tom Kundig Include: Montecito Residence, The Rolling Huts, and Outpost Studio.

31Mar/100

Third annual Garden Tour to feature backyard paradises

Third annual Garden Tour to feature backyard paradises
Published 03/24/2010 - 11:45 a.m. Lush, full gardens—whether tropical, native or a combination—are the subject of Ramona Garden Club’s Third Annual Garden Tour.

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31Mar/100

Web site picks Hills and Dales as a top retirement location

Web site picks Hills and Dales as a top retirement location
Long known for its spectacular homes, influential residents and seclusion, Hills and Dales is a unique village that includes about 110 homes and roughly 260 residents. Located in the southeast corner of Jackson Township and rich in history and character, the village placed fifth in a recently-released ranking of the top 20 Retirement Dream Areas across the country. Hills and Dales is joined by ...

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31Mar/100

Residents take advantage of free tax service

Residents take advantage of free tax service
With tax season in full swing, eligible local residents hoping to avoid the convoluted maze of financial documents and forms involved in filing a return can once again take advantage of free tax preparation services.

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31Mar/100

Blotter: Police mired by vehicles stuck in muck

Blotter: Police mired by vehicles stuck in muck
Two vehicles stuck in the mud in a field Tuesday became a saga of problems and police responses.

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31Mar/100

Best Bike Shop

Best Bike Shop
836 Fourth St., San Rafael. 415.454.3747. 1 Gate 6 Road, Sausalito. 415.332.3200.

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31Mar/100

Housing Authority Offers Free Tax Help

Housing Authority Offers Free Tax Help
During this economic climate, it's not surprising that many people are facing hardships. That's why the Housing Authority of Santa Barbara is reaching out to locals who may need help filing their taxes.

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31Mar/105

SBCC Concert Choir at Kylemore Abbey, Ireland: “Barter”


The Santa Barbara City College Concert Choir presented their forth and finale concert on their 2008 Performance Tour to Ireland organized by Incantato on Thursday, June 12 at the magnificent Gothic Church at Kylemore Abbey. The singers under the direction of Nathan Kreitzer enchanted the audience with their full program titled "Songs of the Old and the New World". This videoclip features the world premier of "Barter" by Michael Eglin. Michael Eglin (b. 1975), originally from Niagara Falls, New York, earned his Bachelor of Music degrees in piano and composition from the State University of New York, Fredonia School of Music before moving to Santa Barbara to pursue a phd in composition at the University of California campus there. Active as a conductor and singer as well as a composer, Mr. Eglin presently serves as Director of Music and Organist at El Montecito Presbyterian Church in Santa Barbara. His work Barter won the 2008 Young Composers Competition sponsored by the Pacific Chorale in Orange County, California. He writes: "The figure of the American poet Sarah Teasdale (1884--1933) is one of grand and exquisite writing and also great personal tragedy. Her poem "Barter" is filled with beautiful imagery of all that life has to offer, lovely things which however come at a price. The music for Barter was written in memory of another lovely young woman whose life was ended before her time: my sister Sonya, who passed away from cancer exactly 70 years after Teasdale. Sonya ...

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