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Despite parking concerns, Guadalupe City Council unanimously approves new housing - Santa Maria Sun (opens the original)
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Builders got a green light to put up seven new apartments with eight parking spots on an empty lot in Guadalupe. On Sept. 22, City Council members approved the affordable housing project at 855 Pioneer St., which was proposed by the Housing Authority of Santa Barbara County. However, some concerned residents believe there isn’t enough parking to accompany the Dunes Vista Apartments. Public commenter Edward Zarati said his biggest hesitation about the project is vehicle congestion and public safe
Laurie Tamura is the Santa Maria Valley Chamber’s Citizen of the Year - Santa Maria Sun (opens the original)
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Chamber cheersNext year’s gala is scheduled for Aug. 27. To register or become a sponsor, visit santamaria.com. Submit nominations for the 2027 awards online at santamaria.com/connecting/annual-awards. For the more than four decades that Laurie Tamura has lived in the Santa Maria Valley, she’s donated her time to organizations like Scouting America, the Santa Maria Police Council, and EconAlliance—to name a few. Her philanthropy earned the attention of the Santa Maria Valley Chamber of Commerce,
The Creation Station in Buellton celebrates 25 years - Santa Maria Sun (opens the original)
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Cozy slippers shuffling across tile flooring. Pillows cushioning the seats of chairs. A T-shirt reading: Sorry. Can’t. Quilting. Bye. It’s the sight that Linda Papenfus rolled up to at The Creation Station Fabric and Quilt Shop after a tiresome, traffic-riddled drive from Folsom. She carried a suitcase behind her filled to the brim with fabrics to sew placemats, table runners, and a children’s blanket. She’s been to her fair share of quilting retreats but had never been to one in Buellton. “I th
Solvang Cinema Arts promotes film screenings in the valley - Santa Maria Sun (opens the original)
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Bring family and friends to see The Nightmare Before Christmas at Solvang Park on Oct. 2 at dusk. It’s the latest free movie night organized by Solvang Cinema Arts after the sold-out showing of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial on Aug. 28 in Buellton. Audience members are welcome to bring chairs, blankets, and snacks while they enjoy the film. Presented by the city of Solvang, the event will also have hot chocolate, popcorn, and sweet treats available for purchase. The organization is sponsored by the
Personal Point of View returns to Gallery Los Olivos - Santa Maria Sun (opens the original)
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Carrie Givens and Karen McGaw are once again bringing their own perspectives to the forefront of the fine art gallery on Grand Avenue. See their featured duo show, Personal Point of View, through October at Gallery Los Olivos. The painters explore their relationships with the natural world, bringing to the table their distinct artistic voices and styles. Personal Point of View is based on the idea that though people experience the same landscape, everyone has individual emotions and relationship
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