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Buellton Moves Forward with Making Oak Park Playground ADA Compliant (opens the original)
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The Buellton City Council on Monday approved plans to transform Oak Park into a fully ADA-compliant space and pursue grant funding for new equipment. During the meeting, the council directed staff to move forward with improvements to the Oak Park playground, the longest-standing one in the city, in order to make it more accessible. The staff is preparing a vendor grant application, and finalizing equipment preferences for anticipated construction next summer. Public Works Director Rose Hess gave
Santa Ynez Valley Children’s Museum Receives $2 Million State Grant (opens the original)
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The Santa Ynez Valley Children’s Museum has received a $2 million state grant, securing the necessary funding to finish the building’s development and its outdoor discovery campus. Developed in partnership with the children’s museum and the City of Buellton, the state funding allows the building to begin construction, after being approved by the Buellton Planning Commission. The $2 million state funding was secured with the help from California Senate President pro Tempore Monique Limón. She hig
Los Alamos Valley Celebrates Eight Decades of Tradition in Sunday Parade (opens the original)
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Horses danced along Bell Street to mariachi music during Sunday’s Los Alamos Old Days Parade, celebrating the annual tradition’s 80th anniversary. This year’s Old Days, a three-day annual festival held the last full weekend of September by the Los Alamos Valley Men’s Club, took place with the theme “Boots, Buckles and 80 Years of Memories” to honor the event’s milestone. The event included the “Biggest Little Parade” plus a 5K run, a car show, vendor booths and various live music. The parade beg
Sea of Learning: Cabrillo High School Aquarium Highlights Students, Chumash Mural (opens the original)
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Cabrillo High School’s aquarium was overflowing on Wednesday night as the community marveled at the little sea of creatures and students showcasing their marine life exhibits. The aquarium’s open house celebrated the 40th anniversary of the Lompoc facility and unveiled an updated mural highlighting Chumash heritage. The aquarium was founded in September 1986 by former coach Dave Long, who wanted to establish a way for students to show off what they were learning by holding events, similar to how
Volunteers Pitch In to Beautify City During Serve Santa Maria (opens the original)
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Community residents got up bright and early on Saturday for Serve Santa Maria, a biannual event where volunteers clean up and improve areas around the city. The 31st gathering began at 8:30 a.m. and wrapped up in the mid-afternoon. At the start of the day, 150 volunteers gathered at the Abel Maldonado Community Youth Center and enjoyed coffee and doughnuts for breakfast until they split into groups. Organizer Carl Nielsen said 250 people stopped by to help throughout the day. According to Nielse
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