November 26, 2024
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January 2, 2021
Noteworthy sales from the past seven days include a $13.25-million flip, Padaro Lane beachfront for eight figures, a lot where the Mt. Calvary Monastery once stood, and a midcentury cottage in Mission Canyon.
January 1, 2021
Plus: Art photographs of Lotusland; help Santa Barbara Channelkeeper keep our watershed clean; a visit to Empire Cleaning Supply; the answer to last week's "Where in Santa Barbara...?"
December 31, 2020
A look back at the year's most popular posts—somehow, the royal arrival only came in third—and a reminder that feedback is genuinely welcome. 1
December 30, 2020
More food news: Chocolats du CaliBressan closed its Santa Barbara shop; Persona Pizzeria has reopened; a Dunkin outpost closed; the city is trying to force liquor-store owners to stop patrons from being a nuisance. 4
Notable new listings also include a renovated ranch house in Montecito, a cutie in Bungalow Haven area, and a Spanish Colonial up near E. Mountain Drive.
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December 29, 2020
More food news: The debut of La Vecinita's Kitchen, serving "authentic Mexican food"; Barb's Pies does right by healthcare workers; online ordering at Mesa Verde; forthcoming vegan restaurant in Ventura; apple-pie bialy; Grocery Outlet's wine manager.
December 28, 2020
Other recent news: A documentary about the self-declared security guard at the old Miramar resort; Tunnel Trail power lines removed; Westside shop closes after 30 years; TV producer bought in Birnam Wood. 2
Potstickers, pancakes, smash burgers, soufflés.... The final post in this series—in which local foodies recommend their favorite dishes—has something for everyone.
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SB Public Library. Anapamu St side. — Karl
Pizza Bianco is my favorite pizza ever, hope you had the WiseGuy. Sad to hear Sedona is so crowded these days, my folks had a… — julie richman
Cease and diciest the illegal occupation of the Pueblo reservation — Ortega
I was last in Scottsdale 6 years ago. Prior to that it was in 1996. I just cried to see how it had been turned… — MO
Don’t even think about it! Too trendy and negative energy! — Bruce
Wow! This was one of the best travel articles ever..You captured the beauty perfectly. Also the highs and low of travel. I loved our trips… — Lynda Stuart
Nope, but thanks for guessing! — Erik Torkells
Paseo Nuevo — stacey
hmmmm, thoughts on a black kitchen? Please discuss. : ) — eliza
FYI, I don’t believe there is a Pizzeria Bianco in Scottsdale. Having lived here part time for many years (SB the other times), I wish… — Mike
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SB Public Library. Anapamu St side. — Karl
Pizza Bianco is my favorite pizza ever, hope you had the WiseGuy. Sad to hear Sedona is so crowded these days, my folks had a… — julie richman
Cease and diciest the illegal occupation of the Pueblo reservation — Ortega
I was last in Scottsdale 6 years ago. Prior to that it was in 1996. I just cried to see how it had been turned… — MO
Don’t even think about it! Too trendy and negative energy! — Bruce
Wow! This was one of the best travel articles ever..You captured the beauty perfectly. Also the highs and low of travel. I loved our trips… — Lynda Stuart
Nope, but thanks for guessing! — Erik Torkells
Paseo Nuevo — stacey
hmmmm, thoughts on a black kitchen? Please discuss. : ) — eliza
FYI, I don’t believe there is a Pizzeria Bianco in Scottsdale. Having lived here part time for many years (SB the other times), I wish… — Mike