Santa Ynez Valley People Helping People recently selected Adriana Reyes to the role of full-time program coordinator for diversity, equity and inclusion in an effort to address an increase in hate crimes, racial slurs and various forms of discrimination and bias in the community.
Hancock College may need an additional wing for all the hardware members of the Bulldog baseball team are picking up this spring.
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Santa Barbara County Counsel Michael Ghizzoni received a standing ovation from the Board of Supervisors and staff during Tuesday’s meeting, hi…
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From Southside Little League to Santa Maria High School and then Hancock College. Now local baseball star Trevor Garcia is ready for the next level.
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Dear Heloise: I had your pamphlet on vinegar, and it was a lifesaver. It included not only household hints but recipes as well. One of our favorite recipes was the one for your coleslaw. I referred back to it on many occasions for help. When we moved, the pamphlet got lost, and I can't remember all the ingredients in this yummy side dish. Please, would you reprint this dish for all of us who love coleslaw? -- Ashley K., New Berlin, Wis.
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The second episode of Marvel’s “Loki” debuted this week. It has a unique premise just like the other Marvel series released this year. “WandaVision” had a quirky slant based on classic television tropes; “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” was an action spy thriller.
Local hard rock band Echoswitch will kick off the concert series on June 23, featuring Solvang Mayor Charlie Uhrig as part of its lineup.
The live event will feature renowned pianist Robert Cassidy and cello soloist Ani Aznavoorian, who will perform a program of sonatas that includes Beethoven’s Sonata in C Major, op.102 #1. Debussy’s Sonata for Cello and Piano and...
The Cypress Gallery is back, with more members and new members exhibiting work. The beginning of summer days and the end times of the COVID-19 daze is celebrated with a variety of exuberant art.
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The parade will kick off at 11 a.m. July 4 down a route that has yet to be determined but will soon be announced, according to Allan Jones, longtime parade announcer and member of the Solvang Rotary Club, annual parade sponsors.
The first of 7 shows kicks off June 20, featuring group SitaraSon.
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