More food news: Remembering Industrial Eats cofounder Jeff Olsson; a hint of what’s to come at Linden Hall in Carpinteria; Dave’s Dogs is back on Milpas Street; Santa Barbara Vintners Festival is next month; pub date for Elizabeth Poett’s cookbook; a new way bars handle overserved patrons.
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Last week’s sales also include upper San Roque four-bedroom for $5 million; Hope Ranch teardown; a pair of Butterfly Beach townhomes; farmhouse-style fixer in the Lower Village; 1930 house on Alameda Padre Serra; and more.
Plus: Juniper’s new Summerland shop has opened; Santa’s Convenience Store debuts today; Taylor Swift’s concert film to screen at the Arlington; the reason for the black tarps on the East Beach dunes; an honor to be nominated for “Best of Santa Barbara.”
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Noteworthy new listings also include a Mission Canyon midcentury with a caveman bathroom; ocean-view flip in Pepper Hill; Ennisbrook casita for $5.3 million; Constance Lane fixer; and more.
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Other recent news: Downtown library plaza delayed; Goleta Beach Park update; UC Santa Barbara will fail to meet housing obligations until at least 2029; 24-unit homeless housing coming to Patterson Avenue and Highway 101; the Santa Barbara Studio Artists Open Studio Tour is this weekend.
More food news: Clarification about Validation Ale’s second location; what Third Window plans to do with its E. Haley space; food pop-ups and more at the Refugio Ranch tasting room in Los Olivos; Vega Vineyards has added a farmstand and store; Cookie Plug chain opening on State Street; Metropolous Fine Foods parking space.
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