Ingrid Bostrom
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 6
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- Sep 29, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for The Santa Barbara Independent
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- Aug 8, 2026
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Star-studded One805LIVE! Brings The Temptations, Pat Benatar, Oprah and More to Support First Responders (opens the original)
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The 805’s biggest, bougiest, charitable backyard party of the year took place Friday and Saturday evenings at Kevin Costner’s Carpinteria property. One805LIVE!, the annual fundraiser supporting mental health services for first responders, added a second night to this year’s event, drawing roughly 4,000 attendees across both evenings — with significantly more guests on Saturday than Friday. The event’s mission is to raise funds to support first responders as they navigate the emotional toll of ex
Santa Barbara Environmentalists Join ‘Hands Across the Sand’ to Oppose New Offshore Oil Drilling (opens the original)
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Hundreds of environmental advocates gathered at West Beach on Saturday to join hands, voices, and a statewide movement against new offshore oil drilling. “Hands Across the Sand” brought people together in nearly a dozen coastal communities to mark the 50th anniversary of the California Coastal Act, the landmark law protecting coastal resources and guaranteeing public access to the state’s shoreline. The images captured at each location serve as a visual expression of solidarity with one another
Summer Solstice Pick Your Theme Party (opens the original)
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As the autumn equinox set in, Summer Solstice Festival zealots were still in the summertime mindset — scheming theme options for next year’s event at the “Come Dressed as Your 2027 Theme Idea!” party and fashion show at Son Y Sabor on Saturday. Seasoned solstice creatives arrived in their signature playful style — decked out in elaborate costumes ranging from insects and space travelers to fantastical, colorful creatures open to interpretation. A banner at the entrance listed themes from 1979 (c
Art, Healing, and Hope at Lompoc High School (opens the original)
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Lompoc High School set a bold, meaningful example in addressing mental health and inspiring young people through a recent artist residency with director, movement artist, and Emmy Award–winning choreographer Jon Boogz. Boogz was joined by his wife, Malaena Eagle, also an accomplished movement artist and his essential creative collaborator in both life and work. Santa Barbara has become increasingly familiar with — and fond of — Boogz, who lives in Las Vegas, through a series of local collaborati
Pozole, Churros, and a Whole Lot of Confetti: Fiesta Lives On at Our Lady of Guadalupe (opens the original)
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Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish, home to unofficial, long-standing Fiesta week celebrations, was brimming with activity and authentic Mexican food late Saturday afternoon, August 8. Pozole was first on the agenda, with a bustling station overseen by Carmen and Manuel. At the cashier window, an attendee said the same recipe has been used for years, with the day’s preparation beginning at 4 a.m. and the pozole simmering for roughly five hours. The Rios family, born and raised in Santa Barbara, were t
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