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Village Properties: Home sales still soaring in Santa Barbara area - Vimarsana News

Village Properties: Home sales still soaring in Santa Barbara area

A new report by local real estate company Village Properties shows home prices and sales in the Santa Barbara area remain strong, but not quite at the frenzied levels seen during the pandemic.

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Rotary Club of Montecito Awards Grants to 14 Local Nonprofits | Good for Santa Barbara - Vimarsana News

Rotary Club of Montecito Awards Grants to 14 Local Nonprofits | Good for Santa Barbara

The Rotary Club of Montecito Foundation has awarded a total of $14,000 to support the work of 14 Santa Barbara area nonprofit organizations. The grants

Teacher's Fund Celebrates Raising $2.1 Million in 21 Years | Good for Santa Barbara - Vimarsana News

Teacher's Fund Celebrates Raising $2.1 Million in 21 Years | Good for Santa Barbara

The Teacher's Fund marked its 21st year by hitting a significant milestone thanks to strong community support during its annual Supplies Drive. The

The Teacher's Fund Gets Creative with Classroom Requests | Good for Santa Barbara - Vimarsana News

The Teacher's Fund Gets Creative with Classroom Requests | Good for Santa Barbara

Amid the constraints of tight budgets, a simple request for spiral notebooks to support students at Goleta Valley Junior High School illuminates the

Teacher's Fund Plays Crucial Role in Classroom Success at Schools Throughout Santa Barbara County | Good for Santa Barbara - Vimarsana News

Teacher's Fund Plays Crucial Role in Classroom Success at Schools Throughout Santa Barbara County | Good for Santa Barbara

Soon after Village Properties first opened — nearly three decades ago — the real estate agency began receiving requests for support from local nonprofit