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Santa Barbara High School Opens Expanded Wellness Center (opens the original)
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Stress toys, a hygiene pantry, and space to decompress are all things Santa Barbara High School students now have access to at the expanded wellness center. The school celebrated the opening of the new larger space this week, thanks to funding and support from the Grace Fisher Foundation and the State of Mind Cafe. “It’s been so fun partnering with my alma mater,” Fisher said on Tuesday. “This is a space that would have been so beneficial for me as a student.” The center is available to students
Rent-Stabilization Ordinance Clears Santa Barbara Council By One Vote (opens the original)
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Santa Barbara’s rental-stabilization ordinance passed by the skin of its teeth Tuesday night. As the debate once again centered on expectations for Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara and Section 8 units, no one quite knew how the night would go. In the end, the City Council voted 4-3 to adopt the ordinance and directed to staff to find pathways for Housing Authority and Section 8 tenants to bring forth habitability concerns. Mayor Randy Rowse and Councilmen Eric Friedman and Mike Jor
San Marcos High Students Face Consequences for Blackface Incident Posted Online (opens the original)
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A social media post sent shock waves across San Marcos High School this week over the portrayal of blackface. The Goleta Valley school has “instituted consequences” for students responsible for a TikTok that showed four female students with artificially darkened skin, recreating an image of four black children in matching school uniforms. The caption read “meet the gc” (groupchat) and included several ninja emojis, which is often used online as a stand-in for the N-word. Dare Holdren, San Marcos
Santa Barbara Mayoral Candidates Talk State Street, Rent Rules, City Budget (opens the original)
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With two Santa Barbara City Council members and a former school board president running to be the city’s next mayor, November’s election will have a lot at stake. At a major turning point for the city, the elected mayor will have to guide the council through State Street construction, the start of the rent stabilization ordinance, a budget crisis and uncertainty about federal operations. Running to take on that responsibility are Councilwoman Kristen Sneddon, 55, Councilman Eric Friedman, 49, an
Santa Barbara Commission Approves Senior Housing Redevelopment (opens the original)
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The Santa Barbara Historic Landmarks Commission approved the Presidio Springs senior housing redevelopment project last Wednesday, if begrudgingly so. A handful of members took issue with the mass and density associated with the project, but due to state housing laws, the commission had to approve it anyway. Commissioners did so in a 5-3 vote, with critics concerned about the large size of the new buildings. The project includes demolishing five buildings with a total of 48 units and replacing t
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