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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 5
- Latest publication
- Oct 1, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for The Santa Barbara Independent
- Top 500K sites
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- Aug 14, 2026
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Celebrating Country Roots (opens the original)
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It’s been called an “oenophile’s Disneyland” and hailed as “America’s best small food and culture town” but for people like Greer Araujo, Los Olivos is just called home. The director of marketing grew up in the Valley and has dedicated the last seven years working for Fess Parker. Officially, though, she’s been with the legacy Valley brand for much longer – she’s family. Araujo is part of the Los Olivos Chamber of Commerce team that is building an ode to Los Olivos with the 2026 Day in the Count
A Journey From Mystical Childhood Experiences to Struggles with Fertility and Ultimately, Motherhood (opens the original)
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Even if you haven’t read What You Become in Flight, the first memoir from Ellen O’Connell Whittet, you’re able to tell that the writer and UCSB professor was a former ballerina. Whittet glides into every room — whether it’s a coffee shop, the UCSB pool for her kid’s swim lessons, or the classroom — with posture commoners are envious of. She has a poise about her that feels comforting yet authoritative, which is why her debut novel, Book of Hours, is such a surprise. It’s at once a political stat
Cowboys and Cocktails in Paso Robles (opens the original)
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There was a moment where I second guessed myself. As I stepped into the cool, dark interior of Paso Robles Inn’s Cattlemen’s Bar, I initially felt out of place. The space, which includes a long bar, several leather couches, and a small outdoor balcony overlooking Spring Street, transports guests to an earlier Paso Robles where cowboys rule and Stetsons are required. The moment is fleeting as staff, dressed in dungarees and spurs, greet us warmly and take us to a rich mahogany table in the center
The Celebrity of Chelsea Handler Shines on Santa Barbara (opens the original)
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When I told friends and family I’d had the chance to chat with Chelsea Handler, everyone was thrilled. Everyone, it seems, knows Chelsea Handler. And it’d be hard not to — the comedian and host who has been on the stage for nearly 25 years is everywhere. The author of seven New York Times best-selling books is filming her next special while touring (her High and Mighty Tour visits Santa Barbara September 18), plus, she’s expanded her podcast into the Dear Chelsea Network. The world knows Chelsea
Third-Generation Pizza Empire Goes Roman Style (opens the original)
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For a few minutes, my family along with a group of women playing mah-jongg have the patio to ourselves. The quiet doesn’t last long. For a Monday, the new Roman-style pizza shop on Calle Real is surprisingly busy. Soon enough, families come in and out of the former Home Plate Grill to pick up long boxes of uniquely flavored pies, Florentine-style sandwiches, and soft serve. Just weeks into opening, PEGASLICE has already settled comfortably into Goleta’s Ellwood Heights. It seems like everyone ha
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