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Goleta Planners Back Protections for City’s Only Seniors Mobile Home Park (opens the original)
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The Goleta Planning Commission supported a permanent ordinance that would protect the city’s only seniors-only mobile home park from being converted into an all-ages park. The commission voted unanimously on Monday to recommend that the City Council adopt a permanent ordinance that would apply a senior mobile park overlay district across the whole city, protecting University Mobile Home Park’s seniors-only status. “I think preserving senior housing is really important,” Commissioner Jennifer Ful
Santa Barbara Council Candidates Discuss Housing Affordability, State Street (opens the original)
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Not all Santa Barbara City Council candidates believe that the city shares any responsibility in the housing affordability crisis, a recent candidate forum revealed. Radius Commercial Real Estate and Meridian Group hosted the candidate forum last week for the City Council candidates gunning for the four open seats this election season. For two hours at the Cabrillo Pavilion, candidates of Districts 4, 5 and 6 weighed in on the cost of living, the city’s rent stabilization ordinance, the proposed
Santa Barbara Reveals 3 Renaming Options for Calle Cesar Chavez (opens the original)
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Calle Sí Se Puede, Calle Dolores Huerta or Limuw Street. The Santa Barbara City Council is expected to choose from those three names Tuesday to formally rename the city’s Calle Cesar Chavez, after initiating the renaming process in April. The name change would apply to all of Calle Cesar Chavez between East Gutierrez Street and East Cabrillo Boulevard and would cost the city about $1,500 to change the signs, according to a city staff report. The half-mile distance includes 86 “unique” addresses
Free Speech Advocate Greg Lukianoff to Discuss First Amendment, Censorship in Santa Barbara (opens the original)
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That’s what Greg Lukianoff, a best-selling author, lawyer and First Amendment advocate, wants people to consider after his lecture at Santa Barbara’s Lobero Theatre on Oct. 8. Spotlight Santa Barbara will feature “Free Speech Under Fire: Greg Lukianoff on the New Age of Censorship” as part of its speaker series. Spotlight SB was founded by Brian Goebel and Jeff Giordano. “I thought it would be appropriate in a speaker series that’s really devoted to promoting viewpoint diversity to bring in the
Long-Awaited Goleta Raising Cane’s Chicken Confirms October Opening (opens the original)
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The long-awaited Goleta Raising Cane’s Chicken location will finally open its doors next month, bringing its famous chicken box combinations to the Good Land. The new restaurant is set to open on Oct. 12 at 7000 Hollister Ave., in the Hollister Village Plaza, a Raising Cane’s representative confirmed to Noozhawk. The chicken restaurant is popular for its chicken, coleslaw, fries, and Texas toast combination boxes. The location used to be home to Kyle’s Kitchen, which has moved to Storke Plaza, n
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