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Accessible Santa Barbara Cafe Eyes Winter Opening (opens the original)
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Santa Barbara’s first cafe designed with and for individuals with disabilities is working toward opening downtown in December. State of Mind Cafe will offer an accessible third space for all to enjoy coffee, local art, and connection at 918 State St., formerly Cookie Plug, according to its founders. The cafe fills a gap in spaces accessible to people with disabilities in Santa Barbara, State of Mind Cafe founder and executive director Rebecca Benozare said. Benozare’s work for philanthropist Sar
Carpinteria Children’s Project to 'Plant the Future' with Outdoor Classrooms (opens the original)
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Early education and family services nonprofit Carpinteria Children’s Project wants to add four outdoor classrooms to its campus to support its preschoolers with hands-on, nature-focused, bilingual learning. Through the “Plant the Future” buy-a-brick campaign, community members and local businesses can purchase customizable engraved bricks that will be displayed in the Gratitude Garden at the front of CCP’s 5201 Eighth St. campus. “We really wanted to have a piece of the campaign where the commun
It's 'Long Dog Summer' for Santa Barbara's Dachshunds (opens the original)
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A different kind of hot dog is taking Santa Barbara by storm this summer — this one with four legs and fur. Santa Barbara Hot Dogs gathered dozens of dachshunds and their families at Cabrillo Park on Coromar Drive in Goleta — near Cabrillo Business Park — on Sunday for a summer-send-off party known as Long Dog Summer. Coral Martinez and Matt Roberts organized Santa Barbara Hot Dogs’ first meetup in 2024, bringing together members of a preexisting text thread for local dachshund owners. They now
4th Black Youth Leadership Summit Welcomes 100 Students to SBCC (opens the original)
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More than 100 Santa Barbara County students gathered at Santa Barbara City College last weekend for a day of learning, joy and community at the fourth annual Arts & Culture Day Black Youth Leadership Summit. Gateway Educational Services, a Santa Barbara nonprofit learning center dedicated to advancing equity in education, organized the first summit in 2023. The Parents of Black Students Advocacy Council (PBSAC) — an ad hoc group of parents with children enrolled at Gateway — requested a day of c
Providence School Breaks Ground for New Middle, Upper Campus in Santa Barbara (opens the original)
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Independent Christian school Providence welcomed families and community members to its new middle and upper school campus in Santa Barbara on Thursday for a dedication and groundbreaking event. The 531 E. Ortega St. location marks Providence School’s first permanent campus in its 68-year history. The renovated and new buildings on the site will include eight classrooms, student commons, a gymnasium and a chapel. “I hope that (students) feel that every decision — from the design to the classroom
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