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Longtime Winemaker Sees El Niño Impacts on Vineyards and Harvest Schedules (opens the original)
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT)- Traditionally, today – a fall Friday – would be the first day of harvest for local wine growers. Instead, due to the affects of El Niño, this is the last day of harvest; at least for the team at Margerum Wine Company. We met up with Douglas Margerum, Owner and Director of Winemaking at Margerum Wine Co., in his tasting room on East Mason Street off lower State Street. He called weather changes in recent years "dramatic." And, perhaps not in the way you might think.
24th Congressional District Candidate Changes Political Status (opens the original)
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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, CA (KEYT) - Bob Smith, the congressional candidate hoping to unseat incumbent congressman Salud Carbajal, is no longer aligned with the GOP. Smith confirmed Friday afternoon to your News Channel that he was distancing himself from both parties and registered No Party Preference or Independent. A News Channel crew met up with Smith at the Santa Barbara County Elections Office minutes before he signed the paperwork. "I've realized the diverse interests that we have here on th
Man-made Reef Plays Critical Role in Restoring Kelp and Protecting Beaches (opens the original)
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GOLETA, CA (KEYT) - If there was ever a time to give Mother Nature a helping hand, it's now. Santa Barbara-based Fish Reef Project is doing just that, giving nature an offshore, underwater boost in seven countries and, here at home. The nonprofit team is now in a race against time ahead of California's next super El Niño. "We are what you'd call 'true believers.' Nothing stops us," said Chris Goldblatt, Founder and CEO of Fish Reef Project. We met up with Goldblatt at the Goleta Pier. He pointed
Hurricane Marie Churns Up High Surf Along Santa Barbara's Coast (opens the original)
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) - Energy from Hurricane Marie is kicking up big surf along local beaches that are normally described as "flat water" beaches, including East Beach. "We've got waves out here six to eight feet face beach-break meaning that when it breaks hard it breaks all at once," said Brittney Gamble, a beach lifeguard and EMT. "It can be a life threatening situation if you're not a strong swimmer." The Harbor Patrol boat was spotted early Saturday afternoon patrolling off the coas
"Postcards from Paradise" Event Encourages Voter Participation (opens the original)
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GOLETA, Calif. (KEYT) - A group of local voters skipped the beach Labor Day Saturday and headed to a local brewery, not for social reasons but political. Draughtsmen Aleworks in Goleta hosted a "Postcards from Paradise" Get Out the Vote event. "I did this in 2024 and this is an advocacy pack called "Postcards to Swing States," said Joni Kelly, who organized the event. "Basically, they tested the messaging that gets people to the polls." The so-called advocacy pack came with 2,000 postcards; volu
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