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Santa Rosa Island Looks to Rebuild After Historic Fire (opens the original)
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When ecologist Michelle Gados learned of a fire on Santa Rosa Island, she couldn’t fully comprehend what she was hearing. It was a calm, foggy morning in May — not the right time of year for backcountry camping in that part of the island, where her colleague was reporting the fire over the radio. “I just didn’t register (it). Like, that’s impossible,” Gados said. “He went and got eyes on it — and it was happening.” The arrival of the flames would mark the beginning of the largest fire in the isl
Get Ready to Wattle: Volunteers Rush to Prepare Santa Rosa Island for Rainy Season (opens the original)
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Do you like to roll? Santa Rosa Island could use your help. Months after a vegetation fire tore through Santa Rosa Island, volunteers are working overtime to prepare the island for the rainy months by rolling and packing long tubes, known as wattles. The long cigar-like tubes are part of park staff’s efforts to protect the island from erosion and landslides after the fire burned through much of the island’s vegetation. The fire began on May 15 and was fully contained on June 4. By the time fire
Temptations Headline First of 2 Nights of One805LIVE! Benefit Concerts (opens the original)
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One805LIVE! returned to Montecito on Friday with a concert headlined by the legendary Motown group, The Temptations. For the first time, the annual charity event was split into two nights, with two different lineups at Kevin Costner’s oceanside estate, Field of Dreams. The Temptations ended the show by playing a medley of their classic songs for a crowd of hundreds. The set included “I Wish It Would Rain,” “Get Ready,” and “My Girl.” The Four Tops performed before the Temptations. The group sang
County Supervisors Extend Moratorium on New Gun Retailers (opens the original)
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The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors extended a moratorium on new gun retailers in the county’s unincorporated areas until August 2027. The board extended its temporary moratorium by 10 months on Tuesday as the county continues to investigate restricting new gun stores near schools and other public spaces. It was extended in a 4-1 vote, with Supervisor Bob Nelson voting against it. Supervisors Joan Hartmann, Laura Capps, Roy Lee and Steve Lavagnino voted in support of the item. On Sept.
Santa Barbara Remembers 9/11 on 25th Anniversary of Terrorist Attacks (opens the original)
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Like millions of people on Sept. 11, 2001, Santa Barbara County Fire Department Capt. Howard Orr watched the terrorist attacks unfold on television. Days later, he drove through New York City, where images and descriptions of the missing victims lined the streets on his way to the area that became known as Ground Zero. His story was shared on Friday during a memorial in the Santa Barbara Courthouse’s Sunken Gardens, where the community gathered to recognize the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 a
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