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• September 08, 2008
• 4:07

  Public input sought on Lake Cachuma rec plans

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• 4:07

  Airing things out

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• 4:07

  SLO County may lift mobile-home park conversion ban

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• 4:07

  ‘Miss Wiz’ honored for dedication to education

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• 4:07

  Embezzlement shocking, but all too common in Lompoc

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• 4:07

  Fall Cleanup Week offers free pickup of extra trash

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• 4:07

  County Lines for September 8, 2008

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• September 07, 2008
• 21:04

  Rogers/Dalhausser Stage a Comeback for the Ages

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  Local volleyball stars escape certain defeat; May-Treanor/Walsh upset in women’s semis.
• 21:00

  Goleta’s Graffiti Fighters

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  Meet the men and women who volunteer to clean up tagging in Goleta.

• 6:07

  More offshore oil drilling might clean beaches

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• 6:07

  Delta 2 rocket lifts satellite for Google Earth

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• 6:07

  Marathon spelling bee garners a winner’s circle return for Riddles

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• 6:07

  N.County jail, oil appeal on supervisors’ agenda

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• 6:07

  Grant approved for watershed coordinator

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• 6:07

  Lompoc artists bring another wall to life

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• 6:07

  Group opposes new Halcyon Road project

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• 6:07

  Home and Garden Expo shows the spices of life

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• 6:07

  County Lines for September 7, 2008

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• 6:00

  Fit Enough to Fight Alzheimer’s

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  Santa Barbara woman aims to help improve mind, body, and life for victims of this disease.
• 6:00

  Interfaith Ramadan

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  A mixed religious celebration of the Muslim holy month.
• 6:00

  Providers Turn Eyes to the Aged

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  Huge gathering marks a beginning for Santa Barbara nonprofits, government officials, and philanthropists.
• September 06, 2008
• 21:36

  SBCC Falls in Thriller

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  Vaqueros almost pull it out in final seconds, but Hancock wins football season opener 14-10.
• 19:11

  Top-seeded teams reach semifinals on West Beach

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  Olympic champs Rogers/Dalhausser and May Treanor/Walsh both need three sets to gain their berths.
• 13:48

  MySpace Takes the Stand in Juarez Trial

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  Prosecution uses defendant's Web page to try to prove that the teen killed to "benefit" his gang.
• 8:00

  Pro-Choicers, Gay Supporters Rally at Courthouse

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  Group convenes to encourage “no” votes for Props 4 and 8.
• 6:00

  Kid Reporter Gets Big Break

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  Santa Barbara Middle School’s Harrison Gilman to write for Time for Kids.
• 6:00

  Battle Over Oil Hardly Over

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  City Council to launch rhetorical strike in favor of anti-oil moratorium.
• 6:00

  Sand Sculpture and Surfing Ducks

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  Weirdness abounds when there’s big fun for big kids.

• 3:50

  Stadium’s new name fit for a Saint

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• 3:50

  Investigation into suspicious death ongoing

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• 3:50

  Restaurants showcase traditional Mexican foods

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• 3:50

  Agency proposes Central Coast habitat area for La Graciosa thistle

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• 3:50

  Satellite launch a ‘go’ for today

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• 3:50

  CMC to pay $40,000 for sewage spill

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• 3:50

  Freeway accident blocks lanes

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• 3:50

  SB County sued over big house

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• 3:50

  Santa Ynez School gets $1.4M state grant

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• 3:50

  Pet of the Week

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• 3:50

  County Lines for September 6, 2008

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• 0:07

  UCSB soccer team blanks Kentucky 1-0

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  Walker scores on header and defense makes it stand up for Gauchos’ second straight win.
• 0:00

  Midnight Juggernauts

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  This hipster-friendly album comes to us from France, and imports are, in and of themselves, undeniably cool.
• September 05, 2008
• 23:59

  San Marcos High honors its four Olympians

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  Todd Rogers shows off gold medal, will hit the sand at West Beach in weekend AVP tournament.
• 16:39

  Eat Food

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  How can you tell if it's real?
• 13:01

  Not Everyone Is Happy With The BAER Report

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  County officials concerned the Forest Service is not doing enough to deal with the impacts of the Gap Fire.
• 8:00

  Homeward Bound

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  Dog is reunited with family after five years.
• 8:00

  Soul Calibur IV

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  I’ve found myself less than enthused about some of the games I’ve reviewed in the past, but I jumped at the opportunity to review Soul Calibur IV.

• 6:55

  Woman’s body discovered in SM residence

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• 6:55

  Greka reaches settlement on 4-year-old lawsuit

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• 6:55

  Solvang honors gold medal winner

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• 6:55

  City staff reviews Downtown plan for planners

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• 6:55

  Man stabbed, car stolen by another

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• 6:55

  Better weather forecast means Saturday launch a go

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• 6:55

  New state test scores reveal a mixed bag

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• 6:55

  County Lines for September 5, 2008

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• 6:00

  Man Assaulted Tuesday Near Waterfront

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  Two arrested for punching victim and stomping on his head.
• 6:00

  Jesse James Hollywood Back in Santa Barbara Court

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  Judge declines to take death penalty off table yet during Thursday session.

• 1:03

  Goleta teen found dead

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  BY COLBY FRAZIER DAILY SOUND STAFF WRITER The body of a 14-year-old Goleta girl who had been missing since Monday night was discovered yesterday in the brush along Highway 101. California Highway Patrol officials said the investigation is being considered a hit-and-run collision. Authorities confirmed the body was that of Christina Veloz-Payne at 5 p.m., about five hours after a Caltrans
• 1:02

  Judge weighs death penalty for Hollywood

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  BY ERIC LINDBERG DAILY SOUND STAFF WRITER A Superior Court judge denied a motion by the attorney of Jesse James Hollywood, the alleged mastermind behind the slaying of a 15-year-old boy, to rule out the death penalty as a possible sentence yesterday. “This seems a bit premature,” Judge Brian Hill said. “We haven’t even got to the point of guilt or innocence to the charges filed.” He said
• 1:01

  Panhandling turns violent on Milpas Street

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  BY COLBY FRAZIER DAILY SOUND STAFF WRITER Santa Barbara Police officers arrested two men yesterday for allegedly kicking a 57-year-old man in the face after he told the duo he didn’t have any money. Sgt. Lorenzo Duarte, a police spokesman, said the victim was walking to work with his 17-year-old daughter in the 200 block of north Milpas St. on Wednesday when the assault occurred. The victim
• 0:09

  Police blotter

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  Aug. 28, 11:40 p.m. — Nightlife enforcement officers on patrol received a phone call from security personnel at Tonic nightclub about a woman using a false ID. Police arrived and examined the Brazilian passport being used by the woman as identification. Officers immediately spotted discrepancies in facial structure and questioned the woman. She admitted to being an 18-year-old Santa Barbara
• 0:05

  Junior League gives $6k in grants

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  BY BENJAMIN GOTTLIEB DAILY SOUND CORRESPONDENT In an emblematic display of community support, the Junior League of Santa Barbara (JLSB) awarded $6,100 in grant money this week in support of six new programs designed by Santa Barbara nonprofit organizations. Known as the Community Assistance Fund, the JLSB grant awards funds to local organizations which help improve the lives of at-risk children,

• 0:00

  Beck

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  It’s been nearly 15 years since Geffen Records released Beck’s Mellow Gold and introduced the world to the gawky white kid who would one day become alt-rock royalty.
• September 04, 2008
• 17:44

  Body Identified as Missing Goleta Girl

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  CHP speculate that Christina Veloz-Payne may have been trying to cross Highway 101. The investigation continues.
• 17:35

  Vandalism at Sullivan Goss Gallery

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  Brick thrown through glass in apparent protest of anti-war exhibit.
• 13:25

  Body Found in Goleta

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  Unidentified dead woman discovered on Calle Real and Plumas Avenue.
• 12:00

  More Witness Tetsimony in Juarez Murder Case

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  Two attorneys relate what they saw on the day of Luis Linares’s murder.

• 11:00

  Palin deserves a little respect

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  BY GINA PERRY Nothing embodies the societal standard set for women better than the Enjoli perfume commercial from the 70s. In it, a gorgeous, seductive blonde sings, “I can bring home the bacon, fry it up in a pan. And never, never let you forget you’re a man. . . cause I’m a woman.” I can still hum the tune. Unfortunately, women in America are still judged by different standards than men.
• 11:00

  Nominee Sarah: Palin’ by Comparison

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  BY CHERI RAE Since Helen Reddy’s bold anthem, “I am Woman” rang across the land, women have been empowered to go for it in ways previous generations never could. I’ve been privileged to personally witness females making great strides toward gender equality in a series of memorable “firsts.” As a sports writer, I regularly interviewed and profiled accomplished athletes for Women’s Sports and

• 9:00

  Teamsters, News-Press Trade Grievances

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  Complaints lodged about firing of sportswriter Dennis Moran, anti-NP campaigning.
• 9:00

  MacKinnon Courts South Coast Dems

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  Judicial candidate picks up endorsements from mayor, sheriff.
• 7:00

  The Devil in the Details

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  Why the I.V. Master Plan is both a promise and a threat.

• 5:49

  Officers honored at Law Enforcement Night

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• 5:49

  Maldonado cites lessons from father in speech

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• 5:49

  Convicted rapist faces life sentence in prison

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• 5:49

  Visitors have whale of a time at Discovery Museum

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• 5:49

  First Gap Fire rehab plan targets mulch, signs

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• 5:49

  Owner vows compliance following fire in back unit

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• 5:49

  Keeping memories of their father

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• 5:49

  County Lines for September 4, 2008

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• 4:01

  Report released on Gap Fire’s impact on area

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  BY ERIC LINDBERG DAILY SOUND STAFF WRITER As local leaders aggressively prepare for potential mudslides and floods in the areas below the Gap Fire in Goleta, the U.S. Forest Service released its report on the fire’s impact and recommended treatments. Known as the Burned Area Emergency Response, or BAER, report, the 40-page document describes the 9,544 acres of land scorched by the Gap Fire in
• 4:01

  Arrest made in assault of 58-year-old man

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  BY ERIC LINDBERG DAILY SOUND STAFF Santa Barbara police arrested two men who assaulted a 58-year-old local man on Tuesday after the attack was witnessed by an off-duty police officer. Authorities received reports of the assault from witnesses near Cabrillo Boulevard and Calle Cesar Chavez at 7:01 p.m. on Tuesday and arrived to find medics treating the victim, Sgt. Lorenzo Duarte said. The
• 4:01

  Museum Cafe gets a fresh new canvass

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  BY ERIC LINDBERG DAILY SOUND STAFF WRITER In a place where art is expected to be hung on the wall, Brenda Simon and Emily Stuart are creating art on plates and bowls. As the new proprietors of the Museum Café at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art, Simon and Stuart launched their art-themed menu earlier this week and are already hitting their stride. “We were swamped through yesterday’s lunch and
• 4:01

  SBIFF to honor Ed Harris

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  BY COLBY FRAZIER DAILY SOUND STAFF WRITER Ed Harris, who has starred in such films as “Gone Baby Gone,” “Apollo 13,” “The Truman Show,” and “The Right Stuff,” will receive the Santa Barbara International Film Festival’s Kirk Douglas Award for Excellence in Film, festival officials announced yesterday. SBIFF Executive Director Roger Durling called Harris an “actor’s actor,” and lauded the

• 0:00

  Donkeys Go Bonkers in Denver

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  Wrapping up last week’s Democratic National Convention.
• 0:00

  Supes Balance Coastal Priorities as Feds Send Less Money than Anticipated

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  Just six months ago Santa Barbara County supervisors debated with some bitterness about how best to spend this year’s offshore oil-flavored kick-down from the federal government.
• 0:00

  Runner Killed by Alleged DUI Driver

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  A 66-year-old woman training for a run to raise money to support cancer research was killed when she was hit by a van driven by a 56-year-old man, whom police say was driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs on Las Positas Road the morning of Saturday, August 30.
• 0:00

  H2Oprah

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  Montecito Water District officials are cautiously optimistic that managers of Oprah Winfrey’s two Montecito properties have brought the media mogul’s spigots under control.
• 0:00

  Six to Stand Trial for 2007 Stabbing

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  The preliminary hearing of the six adults and minors charged in the July 2007 stabbing death of Lorenzo Carachure has come to a close.
• 0:00

  ‘Below Market’ Condos to Go to City Council

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  Plans for a three-story complex of 45 condos on East Montecito Street selling marginally below market was approved by the Santa Barbara Planning Commission last week by a vote of 6-1 and will be reviewed by the Santa Barbara City Council next week.
• 0:00

  S.B. Police Chief Wants Cops to Learn from Holocaust Survivors

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  Designed to share the survivors’ extreme prison camp rags-to-new-world riches stories with the public and cultivate awareness between people from different backgrounds, the Jewish Federation has found that the group they have been able to reach in an especially meaningful way is at-risk youth.
• 0:00

  Gatsby Jazz Festival

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  In a nutshell, at the first Gatsby Jazz Festival Saturday at the Polo Grounds, technical bugaboos threatened to undermine the well-laid plan, but the smooth jazz party prevailed.
• 0:00

  Freebirds World Burrito

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  A review of this Isla Vista institution serving Mexican food in a college atmosphere.
• 0:00

  Positively State Street

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  By the end of our long afternoon of music in the park last Sunday, it was Carpinteria’s Dominic Balli who walked away the winner of the first Independent Road to West Beach Contest.
• 0:00

  Farmer Boy Restaurant

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  A review of this down-home neighborhood diner serving breakfast and lunch.
• 0:00

  Frank "Pancho" Tacadena 1946-2006

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  It’s hard to believe two years have passed since my father was so brutally taken from us.
• 0:00

  Solstice Justice

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  I just came across your article titled “Solstice Funds Withheld,” which seemed slanted toward Solstice and against the decision of the S.B. Arts Commission.
• 0:00

  Inside the Debate over What to Officially Call Fortified Red Dessert Wines

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  What's in a name? If it's Burgundy, Champagne, or Napa, it's not just wine. It's a place, too, and there is simply no argument about it.
• 0:00

  X-Files Creator Not Spooky

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  Chris Carter talks Santa Barbara, surfing, and the future.
• 0:00

  Five Things You Should Know About Willie Nelson

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  Everyone knows that Willie Nelson is a country music legend who often wears pigtails, always boasts a pot-smoking outlaw image, and, at the ripe old age of 75, continues to constantly tour the world.
• 0:00

  Eyes Black Gold Seeping

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  Referring to the disputed relationship between oil extraction and a decrease in oil and gas natural seepage, you wrote: “Ironically, the UCSB research used to back up this claim done by Bruce P. Luyendyk at the Coal Oil Point reserve beneath Platform Holly was effectively discredited by Luyendyk himself Tuesday when he testified that such conclusions drawn from his work were unjustified and unwarranted extrapolations” [“Santa Barbara Eyes Black Gold,” 8/28/08, independent.com/blackgold].
• 0:00

  Harlequins and pie

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  El Capitan Ranch made a beautiful setting for this holiday weekend party.
• 0:00

  Cuts, A Musical Docu-Comedy!

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  Directed by Westmont Theater graduate Casey Caldwell, Cuts focuses on the poignant and silly stories people share about their hair.
• 0:00

  Jack Johnson

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  Say what you will about Jack Johnson’s campfire-ready, sing-a-long friendly brand of acoustic rock—the UCSB alum can put on a show.
• 0:00

  News to Yous

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  The Wildling Art Museum (2329 Jonata St., Los Olivos) will hold an awards dinner and benefit auction on Saturday, September 20, to open their fall exhibition, Nocturnes.
• 0:00

  Bringing Home the Hermes Birkin

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  Martha Stewart carried one to court when she faced criminal charges. So did rapper Lil’ Kim. It’s the ultimate stealth “it bag,” the Hermes Birkin.
• 0:00

  Babylon A.D.

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  True science fiction film fans haven’t had much to chew on lately.
• 0:00

  Brian Wilson’s That Lucky Old Sun Tour Rises at the Lobero

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  When former Beach Boy and pop music legend Brian Wilson takes the stage at the Lobero Theatre on Wednesday night, he feels there will be a lot riding on the reception of his new record, That Lucky Old Sun.
• 0:00

  A Touch Away

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  A Touch Away on DVD: This Israeli TV miniseries directed by Zafrir Kochanovsky has recently made its U.S. debut at the 2008 Santa Barbara Jewish Film Festival.
• 0:00

  Playing the POW Card

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  John McCain spent over five years as a POW in Viet Nam.
• 0:00

  Marilynne Robinson’s Housekeeping Hits Santa Barbara

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  No, it’s not a how-to guide for aspiring domestic goddesses.
• 0:00

  Mel’s Memories

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  Mel’s Memories
• 0:00

  Media 9-4

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  The Teamsters Union has filed a grievance with the National Labor Relations Board charging that the Santa Barbara News-Press terminated sports writer Dennis Moran this past weekend because he belongs to the union’s bargaining team.
• 0:00

  Going South

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  Road trips are a staple of summertime travel, and this version of Off the Wall is inspired by a mini-trip down the coast to explore our neighbors to the south: Montecito and Summerland.
• 0:00

  This Week in History

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  At the Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany, a group of Palestinian terrorists storms the Olympic Village apartment of the Israeli athletes, killing two and taking nine others hostage.
• 0:00

  Tailor Michael Anderson Makes Suits to Fit

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  London’s Savile Row and Haley Street in Santa Barbara might seem light years apart—until you meet Michael Anderson.
• 0:00

  Give a Little

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  You have the power to improve your community and change lives! Help other adults improve their reading and writing skills.
• 0:00

  Law and Disorder 9-4

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  Two wayward surfers — lost in the fog and paddling miles offshore — were plucked from Santa Barbara Channel waters on 8/27 by the U.S. Coast Guard.
• 0:00

  Hendry’s Floats Its Boathouse

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  Santa Barbara's newest buzz-worthy restaurant, The Boathouse at Hendry’s Beach, has staying power and is sure to become a staple on the dining scene.
• 0:00

  Believe It or Don’t

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  A black man might be elected U.S. president this year, but there was a time in the not-too-distant past when it was tough for an African American to be hired by a major newspaper.
• 0:00

  Why Morninglory Closed

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  A news brief in the August 28 issue contained several factual errors about the closing of Morninglory Music.
• 0:00

  Frozen River

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  If the title Frozen River readily reminds us of Mystic River, there are areas of thematic crossover between the two.
• 0:00

  Naples Eulogy

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  Naples seemed to go out with a whimper, not a roar.
• 0:00

  Politics, Sex, and Cocktails

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  Arianna Huffington will be speaking on History In The Making: The 2008 Election at this year’s Politics, Sex & Cocktails annual fundraising event
• 0:00

  Non-Profit 9-4

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  Goleta-based Direct Relief International (DRI) announced on 9/1 that it will send $250,000 in “special hurricane response funds” to assist medical units responding to Hurricane Gustav.
• 0:00

  F is for Flavor of India

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  Flavor of India is a small, family-owned and -operated favorite on upper State Street. Expect attentive service and the highest quality ingredients used to make everything, even cheese, from scratch.

• September 03, 2008
• 22:59

  Before big match, Rogers talks indepth about career, family

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  BY STEVEN LIBOWITZ DAILY SOUND CORRESPONDENT At first it seemed like Todd Rogers’ Olympic dreams were all coming crashing down around him. He had struggled for so long since first hitting East Beach 17 years ago. There was that dream of a Gold Medal that had prompted him to first leave behind Dax Holdren, his hometown boyhood partner – whom he watched reach the Olympics in 2004 with another

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  Gregory Doan Charged in Las Positas Road Runover

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  Allegedly intoxicated driver charged with second degree murder of jogger Carolyn Samuels.
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  Party Favors

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  Doing away with kiddie birthday party extravaganzas.

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  Search is on for missing Goleta girl

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  BY COLBY FRAZIER DAILY SOUND STAFF WRITER Santa Barbara County sheriff’s detectives are looking for a missing 14-year-old Goleta girl who was last seen at the city’s fireworks show on Monday night at Girsh Park. Sgt. Alex Tipolt, a sheriff spokesman, said the missing girl is Christina Veloz-Payne. He said the girl went to the fireworks show with friends, but before the show could begin,

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  P is for Parapsychology

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  Caitlin Crandell probes the mind of Dean Radin, whose research at universities and think-tanks including Princeton and SRI helped inform the film WHAT THE #WHAT THE #$*! DO WE KNOW?!
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  Sheriff Searches for Missing Goleta Girl

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  Christina Veloz-Payne was last seen at Girsh Park fireworks festival.