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Robert Sulnick: Media Need to Get Out of 'Balanced' Climate Box | Opinions

In 2023, the United States has experienced a rash of  tornadoes 331 confirmed to date, including one last month in Carpinteria. So far, there

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Praise for rejecting solar panel project

Pacific Current Partners, the current owners of Sandpiper Mobile Home Park, is a company that specializes in buying mobile home parks throughout the country. They do so because many are

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Brief truce in Carpinteria cannabis wars | NewsChannel 3-12


Melinda Burns
The odors from a marijuana plant are strongest after it starts to flower.
One grower makes a pact with neighbors and sets the “gold standard” for odor control. Will others follow suit?
CARPINTERIA, Calif. - For the past three years, the “skunky” stench of marijuana swirling around Carpinteria, penetrating homes, schools, parks, beaches, freeway lanes and even funerals at the cemetery has pitted neighbor against neighbor as the cannabis greenhouse industry exploded just beyond the city limits.
Now, some technological advances – combined with a groundbreaking odor control agreement between one of Carpinteria’s oldest farming families and several members of citizens’ groups that have fought for tighter regulation of the cannabis industry – are upping the ante for future projects.

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