More food news: C’est Cheese deliveries; start-up growing microgreens; family meals from Barbareño and Los Agaves; Duo Catering & Events brunch baskets; the good works of Veggie Rescue.
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This Edgewater Way property checks a lot of the boxes of what today’s buyers want: It’s a move-in-ready, new-construction, lock-and-leave house with ocean views, and it’s within walking distance of the best of the Mesa.
Plus: New boat-share club opening in Ventura; residential real estate was added to the list of “essential services”; vintage Montecito Police Patrol sign for sale; progress on the Carpinteria phase of the 101 widening project; New England–style house sold.
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Plus: Where to get updated coronavirus stats over the weekend; the library is now offering delivery; new online rentals from the Riviera Theatre; county website for economic recovery resources; one cool cow.
The week’s other top price reductions: Partial ownership of a funky oceanfront compound on the Mesa; Montecito mansion that needs new surfaces and a sculpturectomy; stylish Upper East renovation with location issues; sprawling California cottage in Cielito.
More food news: C’est Cheese shifts to pre-order only; chef Justin West will shop the farmers’ market for you; an updated list of area CSAs; Satellite is giving away wine tonight.
More food news: The Rosewood Miramar Beach resort is sending out a food truck with free breakfast burritos; CSA meal-prep boxes from Bell’s; the Berry Man now delivers to individuals; the BLT at Bossie’s Kitchen.
Other local news: Santa Barbara County has 32 cases, and Ventura County has 61; Sansum Clinic is furloughing half of its non-physician employees; dentists are struggling; county halts new marriage licenses.
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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Just to be clear, the city (and maybe county) no longer allows lighted tennis courts. I'll try looking into when and why, but I think… — Erik Torkells
Why and when did the ban on tennis courts come into being? — Judy's Older Brother
I love the old stove in the Brinkerhoff place. I wonder if the exterior color combo is in keeping with the era? — eliza
I don't recall which location it was. Restaurant Guy has taken the post down, with no explanation, so either the info was inaccurate or the… — Erik Torkells
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