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Santa Barbara City Council Agrees to Spend $55,000 for Bike Lanes Along State Street | Local News - Vimarsana News

Santa Barbara City Council Agrees to Spend $55,000 for Bike Lanes Along State Street | Local News

Bike lanes are coming to State Street. The Santa Barbara City Council voted 5-2 on Tuesday to spend $45,000 to stripe the 500 to 1200 blocks of State

Santa Barbara Seeking Charter Amendment to Change Construction Bid Process for More Flexibility | Local News - Vimarsana News

Santa Barbara Seeking Charter Amendment to Change Construction Bid Process for More Flexibility | Local News

Quality over quantity. That's Santa Barbara's new motto when it comes to public construction projects. The City Council took the first step Tuesday toward

Digging into the ever-growing love affair between the Texas Rangers and Creed - Vimarsana News

Digging into the ever-growing love affair between the Texas Rangers and Creed

While the Texas Rangers may have adopted the band Creed and their music during a playoff run, it isn't the first time the Metroplex has welcomed them.

Rangers welcome band Creed at ALCS Game 3 vs. Astros - Vimarsana News

Rangers welcome band Creed at ALCS Game 3 vs. Astros

Creed was welcomed in Arlington, Texas, “With Arms Wide Open” on Wednesday night when the band made an appearance at Globe Life Field when the Rangers returned home for Game 3 against the rival Astros. 

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Santa Barbara Council Backs New Process for Outdoor Dining Parklets | Local News - Vimarsana News

Santa Barbara Council Backs New Process for Outdoor Dining Parklets | Local News

Mayor Rowse opposes the parklets, citing four accidents that have occurred and the city's Vision Zero initiative to prevent accidents