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January 13, 2024
Community members are invited to attend the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum's (SBMM) Maritime Distinguished Speaker Series, which will present leading
December 23, 2023
Former Santa Barbaran here. Thanks for the Dec. 21 coverage of the storm, “Storm Causes Flooding, Road Closures in Santa Barbara; More Rain Expected.”
December 16, 2023
Noozhawk’s Dec. 14 article, “Coastal Commission Denies UCSB’s Project for Artificial Turf at Uyesaka Stadium,” is an example of arrogance on the part of
September 30, 2023
Well, so much for reopening State Street, as reported in the Sept. 26 article, “Santa Barbara Council Again Votes Against Opening State Street to Cars.”
June 24, 2023
I was heartened to hear the Santa Barbara Historic Landmarks Commission’s opinion to remove off-State Street parklets and its desire to return State
May 20, 2023
Regarding Joshua Molina’s May 15 article, “Santa Barbara County Supervisors Give Themselves a 5% Salary Increase,” Supervisor Das Williams can cry me a
April 4, 2023
Historian Jarrell Jackman reveals the intriguing details behind the creation of the Santa Barbara Presidio, and the controversial effort to restore it in
September 24, 2022
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April 19, 2021
Jarrell Jackman: Santa Barbara Presidio Hosts More ‘Mudslinging’ and a World-Class Exhibition Restoration project builds to groundbreaking display of early ceramics and their homemade importance to Spanish California Then-Santa Barbara Mayor Marty Blum, center, celebrates progress on the Presidio Northwest Corner Project with Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation board, staff, supporters and other guests in 2008. (Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation photo) The reconstructe...
April 12, 2021
The Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation has proven itself adept at much that it undertook over its more than 50-year history. Not least was its commitment and ability to acquire properties that advanced its preservation goals. Besides El Paseo, there were literally dozens of real estate transactions that SBTHP has been involved with. In this column, I will mention three as indicative of the expansion and fulfillment of the organization’s interests and goals. The 1995 purchase of the...