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Ventura County Restaurant Week spotlights local restaurants, flavors (opens the original)
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VENTURA, Calif. — Ventura County Restaurant Week is underway, giving diners an opportunity to explore special menus while supporting local restaurants. This year's event features 12 participating restaurants, including three Ventura spots offering very different dining experiences: The Masala Twist, The Greek and Rocks & Drams. For some restaurant owners, the event comes at a time when attracting customers remains a challenge. Susan Abbott, founder of Ventura County Restaurant Week, said she has
GROUNDSWELL: Ojai filmmaker’s award-winning documentary explores regenerative agriculture (opens the original)
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OJAI, Calif. — An Ojai filmmaker is taking a global look at how changing the way food is grown could help address some of agriculture’s biggest challenges, from drought and depleted soil to extreme weather and climate change. Rebecca Tickell, director of the documentary Groundswell, transformed her former avocado farm in Ojai into a biodiverse food forest where regenerative agriculture practices are put into action. “It's really important to me that I don't just talk about what regenerative agri
San Marcos High School takes action after students share blackface social media post (opens the original)
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — San Marcos High School says it has taken disciplinary action against four students after they shared a social media post portraying them with artificially darkened skin. The post, which was reported through the Santa Barbara Unified School District’s Safe to Speak Up system about two weeks ago, showed the four female students posing for what the school described as a group-chat meme. San Marcos Principal Dare Holdren addressed the incident in a letter to the school commun
District 4 Candidates Debate Cost, Funding of Santa Barbara State Street Master Plan (opens the original)
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — The future of Santa Barbara's State Street Master Plan is emerging as a key issue in the District 4 City Council race, with candidates expressing support for revitalizing downtown while raising questions about the project's cost, funding and oversight. At a recent candidate forum, Genevieve Taft-Vasquez, Monte Wilson, Jason Dominguez and James Altman, who is representing candidate Devon Wardlow, discussed their positions on the master plan and how they believe the city sh
Housing Crisis Takes Center Stage in Santa Barbara District 5 Race (opens the original)
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — The housing crisis and the future of rent stabilization are taking center stage in the race for Santa Barbara City Council District 5. At a recent candidate forum, all three candidates — Cevin Cathell, James Zurlinden and Ian Baucke — pointed to the city's policies and decisions as part of the broader housing shortage, while offering different ideas for increasing the supply of housing. Zurlinden said the city's responsibility dates back decades. “The late 90s into early
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