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Housing and Development Newsletter "We had a good day overall today," said San Marcos coach Jeff Ashton. "Both Jeffrey Forster and Holdt Gore shot season lows to make the cut and give themselves a chance to qualify for CIF. Holdt, a freshman shot a 79. Royals' freshman Shams Jahangir-Arshad carded a 74 to sit in fourth place. "Ruben Mendoza on the Canyon Course (second nine ) went birdie-par-birdie-birdie on the first four holes," said DP coach Kevin Ahlers. "He had a very consistent round on a very narrow course."  Michael Gentry of DP had two birdies and finished at 3-over 75. Santa Barb...

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Housing and Development Newsletter In three games, Ast has rushed for 534 yards on 70 carries and caught 12 passes for 192 yards. In other games, Bishop Diego travels to Kern County to play defending CIF Division 3A state champion Bakersfield Christian on Friday. On Saturday, Carpinteria completes its spring football season at Santa Paula. Santa Barbara High and Lompoc’s games were canceled because their opponents were sidelined by COVID-19 protocol. The Dons and Braves play each other in the season finale next week at Peabody Stadium. Bishop Diego (3-0) at Bakersfield Christian (1-0), 7 p....

Due to school's landmark status, city's Historic Landmarks Commission must review project for authenticity A window replacement project is proposed for Santa Barbara High School, which has original windows from its construction in the 1920s and ’30s.  (Santa Barbara Unified School District photo) By Joshua Molina, Noozhawk Staff Writer | @JECMolina April 4, 2021 | 8:15 p.m. The Santa Barbara Unified School District is looking to replace 102 windows at the Santa Barbara High School campus, a move that would cost the district about $1.26 million. Funding for the project would come out...

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