Caleb Wiseblood
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Unfinished business: Stalled hotel construction in Solvang remains inactive amid yearlong litigation - Santa Maria Sun (opens the original)
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More than a year after Solvang red-tagged his unfinished hotel, Ed St. George said he has no intention of raising a white flag over the dormant development. “We’re already 90 percent done. If we were 40 percent done, I would be willing to tear it down. But we are literally 90 percent done,” the developer told the Sun. “The interiors are painted. The electrical’s in. I’ve spent close to $2 million on this.” Within eyeshot of locals and tourists who traverse the intersection of Mission Drive and A
Solvang Teamsters strike moves into third week - Santa Maria Sun (opens the original)
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Two weeks into the first city employee strike in Solvang’s history, labor negotiators met in closed session with the City Council on Sept. 28. The following morning, Solvang’s unionized members of Teamsters Local 986 made good on their word to remain on strike until the city offers a contract they agree to ratify. “The strike continues,” Jeff Lee, Teamsters’ business representative, confirmed with the Sun via text on Sept. 29. That Tuesday marked the beginning of the union’s third continuous wee
Buellton spots food truck gap in zoning rules - Santa Maria Sun (opens the original)
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On average, Buellton allows food trucks to set up shop within city limits between three to five times a year, according to Planning Director Andrea Keefer. It’s no coincidence, she told the City Council, that those rare sightings align with Buellton’s Fall Festival, Wine and Chili Festival, and other annual gatherings. “The city does not currently allow food trucks in Buellton except for permitted special events,” Keefer said at the council’s Sept. 28 meeting. “There are currently no zoning stan
No deal: Solvang staffers strike after rejecting City Council’s ‘last, best, and final’ pay raise offer - Santa Maria Sun (opens the original)
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Not long after showing up to his cubicle for an 8 a.m. shift on Sept. 15, engineering technician Cole Phillips hit the pavement with around 30 other unionized Solvang employees to participate in the first labor strike of its kind in city history. Before heading out that morning to protest the City Council’s recent handling of a wage dispute, Phillips walked his supervisor—who’s among Solvang staff’s 10 non-unionized department heads—through his daily tasks. He didn’t want to “leave her hanging,”
County opposes eminent domain legislation for Sable pipeline - Santa Maria Sun (opens the original)
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Nostalgia surfaced in statements from U.S. Rep. Salud Carbajal (D-Santa Barbara), when he recently spoke before the dais he once sat on. “It’s always nice to be back,” Carbajal said during public comment at the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors’ Sept. 22 meeting. “Although I certainly wish it was under happier circumstances.” Carbajal was among the speakers who urged the board to formally oppose a piece of federal legislation currently awaiting Senate consideration known as the Hunt Amen
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