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There’s something for everyone: A Carpinteria estate inspired by a Chumash canoe; Yankee Farm midcentury with ocean views; a Hedgerow charmer; Toro Canyon farmhouse furnished by Ellen and Portia; rad Riviera pied-à-terre; an Upper East grande dame; a sweet little Spanish in San Roque; and more.
Know where this was shot? Prove it in the comments. (Update: We have a winner!)
More food news: Golden Line Coffee Bar will cease operations at month’s end; happy hour with dim sum at Secret Bao; the name of Chris Chiarappa’s Finney’s-esque restaurant in Goleta; Kate’s Bread and the Dutchess have parted ways; Isla Vista’s Pizza My Heart is closing; lunch at Solvang’s Craft House at Corque.
Other recent news: The Museum of Contemporary Art is closing; State Street Promenade to get more lights and regular cleaning; new fencing along freeway off-ramps popular with the homeless; Olympic figure skater bought in the Hedgerow; interim police chief Barney Melekian steps down; emergency alert system to be tested in Montecito; Ventura’s 1,645-acre Mariano Rancho to be preserved.
Plus: The Randall Road Debris Basin is just about done; the Chumash are working on a 31,000-square-foot commercial building in Santa Ynez; 2023 dates of the Santa Barbara International Film Festival; the city’s ugly new solar arrays; this year’s French Festival has been canceled; what not to do with used corks.
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Last week’s sales also include Larry David’s flip of a Hedgerow classic; a boxy 1985 fixer in Ennisbrook; Upper East four-bedroom; ground-floor condo in Bonnymede for $4 million; 12 acres at auction for far less than it was listed; and more.
Summerland’s reputation as a shopping destination continues to grow with the debut of new two stores, Farm to Paper and Home Crush.
Plus: An East Beach motel changed hands; petition to save 63 trees along Modoc Road; bronze statue honoring divers to be installed at the harbor; “Official Competition” extended at the Riviera; a chance to see MOXI without kids; last week’s “Where in Santa Barbara…?” answer.
Burning Questions
- What’s This Pole With a Flashing Blue Light?
- What Are These Sculptures on the Riviera?
- What’s the Origin Story of This Fence on Hot Springs Road?
- What’s the Housing Development Under Construction Next to the Polo Fields?
- Why Is Part of This West Beach Mosaic Covered in Concrete?
- What Was the Weeping Willow Inn?
- Why Are There Story Poles at Calle Real Center?
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