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It’s going to be hot today. A high near 92 is expected today in Santa Barbara, which is reason enough to go to Cabrillo Boulevard and enjoy the ocean breeze at West Beach.

Heatwave incoming breaking day in Santa Maria. Temperatures at the Santa Maria Airport reached 92 Temperatures may reach degrees on Thursday, eclipsing triple digits this weekend in the previous record of 89 Santa Barbara County. degrees set in 1991. An incoming An excessive heat To see streaming video warning has been heatwave is GO TO expected over issued for Santa the next several newspress.com Barbara County days, which Mountains and the is expected Cuyama Valley, to produce scorching beginning today through 9 temperatures in several areas p.m. Monday. Mountain areas of the county. The hot conditions come Please see weather on A4 on the heels of a record By JOSH GREGA

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The Dolores Huerta Street Renaming Project is trying to rename San Andres Street to “Calle Dolores Huerta” to honor the labor leader and civil rights activist who launched the National Farm Workers Association and fights for women’s, immigrants’ and farmworkers’ rights. The leaders of the project claim Andrés Pico was neither a saint nor a Santa Barbara resident.

To keep or not to keep Westside street name debate continues

such astounding rights for the conquered enemy that treated them as equals,” Mr. Graffy told the News-Press. “He set all that The fate of San Andres Street’s name is still up for grabs, and both up. They admired him so much for that.” those who want it changed and He continued that the elevation those who do not are speaking up. to sainthood was “a tongue-inThe Dolores Huerta Street cheek thing because they liked Renaming Project, led by Santa him so much.” Barbara residents Miguel “By naming the street ‘San Rodriguez and Miguel Avila, is petitioning to change the Westside Andres’ and elevating Pico to ‘sainthood,’ the Committee street name to “Calle Dolores displayed how the native Huerta” to honor the labor leader Californians felt about him and and civil rights activist who fights their sense of humor, which can for women’s, immigrants’ and be found winding in and out of farmworkers’ rights. our original 52 street names,” Mr. Flyers posted around town by Graffy wrote in a statement. the project say, “San Andres is In response to Mr. Graffy’s named after Andrés Pico, who was piece, Miguel neither a saint nor a resident of Santa To see streaming video Rodriguez wrote a statement titled, Barbara.” GO TO But there’s more newspress.com “Andrés Pico Was Very Rich and to the story, Santa Definitely Not a Barbara historian Saint.” Neal Graffy told the News-Press. “What is not included in his Mr. Graffy dug into the history article is the fact that, after the of Andrés Pico and the reasons war, Andrés Pico became a United behind the original naming of the States citizen and made a fortune street. on the 60,000 acres of land allotted He mentioned many reasons to him by his brother Pio Pico,” behind the name, including Mr. Rodriguez wrote. “This was Andrés Pico’s “elevation to land annexed from Mexican sainthood,” the level of respect owners as spoils of war which he had from native Californians were taken over and became part for his decisions in the Mexicanof California. We have to ask: how American War and the lives he would people of Mexican heritage saved. Mr. Graffy also mentioned feel about honoring a man who that Pico was the first black became fabulously wealthy from senator in California and the receipt of lands repossessed from first black person to have a street their ancestors?” named after him. He went on to ask if his “I think that Andrés Pico’s sainthood designation is to be decisive victory at San Pascual, passed off as “humorous.” plus the treaty that he signed, the Treaty of Cahuenga, had Please see san andres on A4 By GRAYCE MCCORMICK NEWS-PRESS CORRESPONDENT

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s new private home in Santa Barbara is confirmed to be a $14.65 million mansion in Montecito, featuring nine bedrooms and 16 bathrooms.

Sources confirm $14M home in Montecito for the royal couple By GRAYCE MCCORMICK NEWS-PRESS CORRESPONDENT

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Residents of Santa Barbara are debating the history of the Westside street name “San Andres,” which was named after a native-born Californian in 1810. Andrés Pico saved many soldiers’ lives in the Mexican-American War as Captain and signed the Treaty of Cahuenga, which pardoned all combatants and granted protection and all privileges of american citizenship, according to Santa Barbara historian Neal Graffy.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s new private home in Santa Barbara is confirmed to be a mansion in Montecito. The couple reportedly spent $14.65 million on their ninebedroom, 16-bathroom mansion, according to media reports. The high-end, 18,671 squarefoot estate is set on 7.4 acres of land with a pool and is secluded on a private, gated street. The seller, Russian businessman Sergey Grishin, acquired the estate in 2009 for $25.3 million and reportedly had been attempting to sell it many times in recent years. The home was put on the market in May of 2015 for $34.5 million and was relisted in 2017,

2018 and 2019. The Mediterranean-style main house includes a library, gym, separate wet and dry saunas, an elevator, arcade, game room and home theater. The detached guest house features two bedrooms and bathrooms. The royal couple aims for more privacy to raise their 1-year-old son, Archie, after they had to deal with drones capturing photos of him playing at Tyler Perry’s house. Being the first home the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have owned together, the mansion was a product of careful research and decision-making. They are reported to be enjoying complete privacy, and hope to give Archie the chance to play with other children his age.

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County reports 75 new Candidate list finalized for COVID-19 cases Forest Service extends Chuck’s Waterfront Grill November election state-wide campsite and Endless Summer Bar and picnic area closures Cafe close permanently

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SOUTH UNINCORP. 22 SANTA BARBARA 57 GOLETA 7 ISLA VISTA 1 GOLETA VLY/GAVIOTA 13 the fires in the area last month, SANTA VALLEY 5 trash buildupYNEZ of dense vegetation, LOMPOC 84 and debris has been a concern, accordingFED. to city officials.106 LOMPOC PRISON “We are so grateful to Caltrans SANTA MARIA 135 crews for the hard work they ORCUTT 36 put in the last two weeks to address NORTH UNINCORP. 25 this important public safety PENDING 5 concern,� Goleta Mayor Paula

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LOMPOC — Three small spot fires broke out Thursday afternoon in the middle of the Santa Ynez River near the RATE PER 100,000 site of Wednesday’s small fire, authorities said. The fires were reported at 3:30 p.m. Thursday, totaling approximately a half acre with a slow rate of spread. Thursday’s fire was reported off River Park Road near Lompoc, according to the Santa Barbara County Fire Department. Lompoc City Fire Department crews were joined by county fire units, as well as a crew from Vandenberg Air Force Base. The cause of the fires is under investigation.

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Perotte said in a statement. “While much progress was made, there is still more work that needs to be done. We will continue close coordination efforts with our allied agencies to do everything we can to ensure the safety of the entire community.� For more information, visit www.cityofgoleta.org or call 805961-7500.

the same traffic violations. For pedestrians, officers will observe if they cross illegally or fail to COUNTY STATUS yield to drivers who have the AT HOME 75right of way. RECOVERED 376 In the past three years, HOSPITALIZED the police department has 33 INTENSIVE CARE UNIT investigated over 228 injury12 HEALTHCARE WORKERS 66 collisions involving pedestrians and bicyclists, with four resulting in fatalities. This operation is one of five that will focus on bicycle and pedestrian safety in Santa Maria over the next 12 months. The grant provides funding for 56 individual operations for traffic-related issues such as DUI checkpoints, DUI roving saturations, general traffic enforcement, distracted driving, traffic safety presentations and bike or pedestrian operations. These operations are part of a $260,000 grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

four new cases (85 overall, eight By MITCHELL WHITE active), according to the data. NEWS-PRESS ASSOCIATE EDITOR December, the other two being Three new cases were reported Susie Durbiano and Dennis in the city of Goleta (172 overall, The Santa Barbara County Keever. Ms. Durbiano will run five active), while the community Public Health Department on against Bradley Charles Hollister. of Orcutt and unincorporated Thursday reported two additional Three local school districts, Los areas of Sisquoc, Casmalia, Garey, deaths of individuals who tested Olivos, Solvang, and Vista Del Mar Cuyama, New Cuyama and city of positive for COVID-19. Union, will have both short- and Guadalupe each reported two new Both decedents were over the long-term positions on the ballot cases. Both areas have seven active age of 70, bringing the county’s By GREGA Brekkiesdeaths by Chomp, cases. and Mortensen’s Danish Bakery. inJOSH November. total number of COVID-19 NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER The initial lease for thecases Chuck’s and Endless SumLos Olivos School District Six announced Thursday to 75. were with still pending. A totaloptions of 280 to board member Ness Hamaoui property four, five-year One victim wasmer a resident of is 10 years cases are pending, 14 of which More 20 years after they first opened, Chuck’s will bethan running for re-election the North Countyextend unincorporated the term of the lease. remain active. unopposed, while Waterfront Grill andappointed The Endless Summerarea Barwho CafĂŠsuffered are from Mr.underlying Petersen is inheriting the existing lease with The Santa Barbara County health conditions. The victim incumbentsclosed. Leanna Riccitelli permanently On the morning of April 30 the wa- only the four, five-year options remaining, with an Sheriff’s Department announced resided a congregate care Drammer and Robert R. Walmsley terfront restaurant announced its closure with ainfareaverage seasonally adjusted base rent of $23,585 per Thursday that 11 more inmates facility, though it was not a skilled willpost be running in a short-term well on its Instagram account. have tested positive. nursing facility. month. race. The post read, is with heavy hearts that we anTheplans new cases were detected The other victim was a Santa Though Mr. Petersen to continue running Vista Del Mar “It Union School during a follow-up nounce we have of closed our doors for good. Thank you who Maria resident did not have District Board Trustees Chuck’s and Endless Summer in linefrom withthe its four current cases from the jail’s general conditions. for your constant The will never health be operation president Nicolesupport. Jones will bememoriesunderlying for a time, the restaurant has upgrades population that were reported The county Public Health forgotten.â€? running for re-election come planned for around Aug. the fall. According to the Department reports a death when 3. One inmate from theagenda, November, will incumbent Despite theascurrent economic chaos due to thecertificate COV- under Mr. Petersen’sgroup business plantesting the second floor of a death is processed refused and one trustee Ryan Harrington. Kitof Chuck’slisting ID-19 pandemic, the prospect and Endless COVID-19 as a cause or a inmate tested negative. Ten of the establishment will be converted into a traditional Boise-Cossart run fordates a shortSummer ceasingwill operation back to before the outsignificant condition. thesandwiches, inmates whosoups, tested positive deli cafĂŠ focused on and salads, term seat. total of 75 new COVID-19 are asymptomatic and arebeer, beingand break. According to the agenda of a March 24ASanta Barwith a gourmet grocery area selling wine, Of the five members on the cases were announced Thursday, housed in double or triple cells. bara City Council meeting in which assignment of the prepackaged foods. For evenings, the second floor Montecito Fire Protection bringing the county’s total to 7,148. One inmate is symptomatic and will restaurant’s leaseof todirectors, a new operator thethose, first item, District’s board four was Of have a full bar and medically a dinner menu focusing on “adult 207 remain active. isolated in a negative air Chuck’s Endless Summer Hyslop will seeand their terms expire in co-owner Steve The city of Santa Maria food andreported beverages.â€?flow cell. informed theIncumbents Waterfront Sylvia Department of 28 hisnew desire to86 of which December. cases, remain The total of inmates The restaurant’s ground floornumber is proposed to be simEaston and Michael N. Lee will2019. be active. The Northilar County cityPetersen’s has sell the establishment in August who have tested positiveIts formenu of to Mr. Chomp restaurants. now reported 3,199 total cases and running for re-election in a field lease coronavirus in the Main Jail is now After receiving the department’s assignment burgers, fries, 40 deaths -- both the most in the and shakes will cater to families, young that includes Mr. Robert Kemp and searching requirements, Hyslop began for a new adults, and retirees, 25. and for evenings will be converted county. John Abraham Powell. Appointed Seven inmates tested positive buyer and ultimately found it in businessman Aaron The city of Santa toBarbara a “dinner type atmosphere.â€? incumbent board member Judith upon being booked, while 18 have Petersen, who operates a number in14 Solreported new cases and has now contracted the virus within the Ishkanian sees her term expire of restaurants reported 942 cases. A total of 37 vang including and Chomp, The Coffee House by Chomp, in December will be running facility. One inmate has died, five email: jgrega@newspress.com cases remain active. a short-term race for re-election. have been released from custody, Isla Vista reported nine new She is unopposed. four have recovered and 15 cases cases (103 overall, 17 active), the Carpinteria-Summerland Fire remain active. city of Lompoc reported seven new  Protection District Board of cases (542 overall, 18 active), and email: mwhite@newspress.com Directors member Suzy Cawthon the Santa Ynez Valley reported is running for re-election in a race that includes Randy McGlade. Jena Jenkins is running a short term race.  email: jgrega@newspress.com

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tests, but were unable to determine the substance that killed the trees. The trees, DEATHS OVERALL / THURS. located at 527 W. Main St. and 307 W. Taft St., were a 20-foot TOP 3 IN COUNTIES tall London Plane, a 15-foot tall LOSBlue ANGELES 23,233 Icee Yellowwood, and a RIVERSIDE 4,031 Brazilian Pepper Tree. They were SAN DIEGO 3,564 discovered by the city’s Park and Urban Forest Supervisor in late NICK MASUDA / NEWS-PRESS GRAPHIC June. “Based on the condition of the trees at the time of assessment and the injuries present (hacks from a small ax, or drill holes), it is believed that the decline and death of the trees were the result of chemical injury,� read a city news release. According to the city’s contracted certified arborist, there was not enough live tissue remaining to perform a successful analysis to confirm chemical presence, officials said.

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The Santa Barbara County Fire Department has sent a five engine SANTA MARIA — The city of strike team, along with a battalion Santa Maria issued an update chief, to assist the Los Angeles Thursday into an investigation into three trees that were recently County Fire Department and U.S. Forest Service with the Lake Fire. found dead after being drilled into XFFL PS FWFO UXP XFFL MPOH DPVOU The Santa Maria City Fire and ejected with chemicals. Department also sent one engine One person confessed to killing company to the blaze. one tree and explained he did not The fire erupted Wednesday realize it was a regulated tree that NBJM JO CBMMPUT XJMM CF ESPQQFE PGG afternoon in the Angeles National required a permit for removal. Forest near Lake Hughes and He paid $425 for a city permit ‰" MBSHF OVNCFS PG CBMMPUT XJMM Prospect roads southwest of and two replacement trees will Lake Hughes. As of Thursday be planted at a vacant space or at afternoon, the fire had charred a park. The party responsible for 10,500 acres with no reported the other dead tree has not been determined, according to officials. containment. The city conducted pathology — Mitchell White

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position. in the race are: Alexander By JOSH GREGA Incumbent Area 1 trustee Hilda Murkison; Janet Blevins; Martin NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER Zacarias is unopposed. Casey; Tom Blanco; Gary Cox; Santa Barbara Unified School and Kathi Froemming. The official list of candidates District Board of Education Santa Ynez Valley Union set to appear on the Nov. 3 has eight candidates running High School District Board of general election ballot was for positions, including three Education members Eileen finalized Thursday by the county incumbents. Preston and Christine Burtness’ Department of Elections. CHRISTIAN WHITTLE bara Front Country andexpire accesson roads. Current board member Wendy trails terms Dec. 11 of this Among the seats up for WS-PRESS STAFF WRITER “What we’re seeingyear a lot ofneither folks are is for Sims-Moten, current board vice and are doing running grabs will be four positions president Jacqueline and re-election. forgothe on the Santa Barbara County they’re Reid driving up alongside of the Competing road and just Developed recreation including sites in California willpresident re- ingLaura board Capps will That’s seats will be: Janine Board of Education, for hikes up there. ok. There’s not Robitaillean order look to Forretain their seats. They Filippin; Stephen Luke; inincumbents closed through 15 after the USDA Peter May MacDougal, against hiking trails,� said Andew Madsen, U.S.Jose Forwillclosures be facing challengers Monie Juan Ibarra; Peter Wright; Richardissued Fulton,anRoberta Heter, Service order extending the est Service spokesman. Dewit, Brian Campbell, Sebastian Calisse M. Courtney; and Lucy and Weldon Howell who will be ursday. “We just want to make sure if people go out they’re Antonio Fernandez-Falcon, Padilla. seeking to retain their seats. The order was issued for the entire Pacific Southsafely spaced between one If you get to of a Virginia Alvarez and Elrawd John Twoanother. incumbent members Dr. MacDougal is running st Region and its 18 National Forests,MacLearn. which in- trailhead and there’s just too many cars there, you the Santa Maria Joint Union against Cage J. Englander, Dr. des the Los Padres National Forest. Goleta Union School District Highto School District Board of should find a different area go to as opposed to tryFulton is running against Bruce The initial closure order went into effect March Board of 26 Trustees Education, Jack C. Garvin and Porter, and Mr. Howell against ing toSholeh get in.� d Lou was Segal. set to expire Aprilis 30. Jahangir, whose As term on the Amy Lopez, their seats Mrs. Heter facing state and local responses towill thedefend coronavirus board comes to an end in against challengers Angie challengers in the race t two applied to recreational use for areas such as camppandemic continue to evolve, the Forest Service Marie felt to remain Bolden, Jennifer Melena, Gabriel her position: Michelle De Werd unds, day use sites and picnic areas. November, is running that the situation warranted a two week extension of on the board against five other Amaro Morales, and David E. and Jim Richardson. The order was issued to discourage large gatherthe closures, said Mr. Madsen. candidates: Vicki Ben-Yaacov; Baskett. 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“Can you imagine saying ‘Saint Robert E. Lee’ or ‘Saint Ulysses S. Grant?’ “The process of canonization is rigorous and demanding, sometimes taking hundreds of years to complete. It is, at best, irreverent and at worst offensive to the Catholic faith to apply this designation so inappropriately,� Mr. Rodriguez wrote. In conclusion, Mr. Rodriguez stated that the project is in agreement with Mr. Graffy that future generations should embrace history as part of the community’s legacy. “Let us choose to honor a woman who fought for social justice her whole life rather than a man who fought in a 10- to 15minute battle and then lost the war,� he wrote. In the interview with the NewsPress, Mr. Graffy spoke to the concept of removing historic statues and renaming streets with a historian’s viewpoint. “We are sitting here in our 21stcentury comfy chairs with our bottle of Pinot and judging these people from a bygone era and the accomplishments that they had and the respect that they had from the people at that time,� he said. “We’re just saying, ‘Whatever you guys thought, our guys are better.’ So if we start renaming things, what is to stop the next generation from coming up and saying, ‘Who cares about whoever this person was? Steve Jobs gave us the cell phone. Let’s rename the Dolores Huerta street to Steve Jobs Street.’� He said that each generation will honor new people for different reasons, and should find new ways

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below 5,000 feet are expected to experience temperatures ranging from 97 to 108 degrees, while conditions in the Cuyama Valley may reach up to 111 degrees, said Joe Sirard, meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Oxnard. Also expected to receive significant heat this weekend is the Santa Ynez Valley, with highs between 92 and 104 degrees. The Santa Ynez Valley has been designated with a heat advisory, a lesser cautionary status than an excessive heat warning, Mr. Sirard said. The city of Santa Barbara hasn’t received any advisories or warnings and is expected to reach a high temperature of 92 degrees today. Mr. Sirard said Saturday will likely be the hottest day of the heatwave, reaching a high of 94 degrees in the city. Conditions on Sunday and Monday are expected to be “very slightly cooler, but still very hot,� Mr.

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Neal Graffy is a Santa Barbara historian who wrote a book titled “Street Names of Santa Barbaraâ€? that tells the story behind each of the 52 original street names. He said he supports honoring Dolores Huerta, but not at the expense of AndrĂŠs Pico’s history.

to honor those people. “I think it’s sad that we cast judgment on these people from a bygone era who can’t defend themselves. They’re long dead and the people that supported them are long dead,� Mr. Graffy said. “Judging people with 21stcentury morality is not always the answer. I think you really need to understand what these people came from and what the people of the time thought.� The historian has lived in Santa Barbara since he was 9 years old in the year 1961. He wrote a book

titled “Street Names of Santa Barbara� that details the stories and history behind each of the original 52 street names of the city. Mr. Graffy said he supports honoring Dolores Huerta, and encourages planting a community garden named after her, as “something that gives to the people instead of taking away from history.� “I don’t think they should rename anything,� he said. “I think that when people are wanting to honor somebody, they should find a way that does not

Sirard said. The high temperature for both days is 89 degrees, according to the Weather Service. The excessive heat warnings may be extended into next week, Mr. Sirard added. “There’s a possibility that the excessive heat warning could be extended into Tuesday for the interior parts of Santa Barbara County,� Mr. Sirard said. Throughout the heatwave, the Santa Barbara Municipal Airport will be far cooler than the city, with highs reaching the low to mid 80s. Over the weekend, Mr. Sirard recommends local residents “use common sense� and protect themselves from the hot weather. “What we tell folks to do is drink plenty of fluids because they want to be hydrated, stay in an air-conditioned room if possible, and try to stay out of the sun as much as possible,� he said. email: jgrega@newspress.com

trespass on the accomplishments and achievements of people from another era. Take yourself back to that time and don’t judge them with your 21st-century values. Understand what their thoughts and concepts were, and then judge them accordingly to what their time was like.� The Dolores Huerta Street Renaming Project is set to meet with the Community Advisory council on Aug. 24 to decide next steps.  email: gmccormick@newspress.com

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Clouds towered above the Santa Ynez Valley Thursday morning, as seen in this view from the eastbound State Route 246.

Counseling center to hold fundraiser at drive-in The Santa Barbara New Beginnings Counseling Center will show “The Fisher Kingâ€? (1991) Oct. 22 at the West Wind Drive-In, 907 S. Kellogg Ave., Goleta. The benefit will take place from 6 to 9 p.m. The comedy-drama stars local celebrity Jeff Bridges and Robin Williams and follows a radio shock jock as he finds

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our planned fundraiser this year (a theatrical performance of the award-winning show — ‘Every Brilliant Thing’), we are very grateful that we have the opportunity to hold our annual fundraiser at our local drive-In,� according to a statement by the center. The Santa Barbara New Beginnings Counseling Center provides counseling and

supportive services to lowincome families and individuals in the community. For more information, go to the New Beginnings website, sbnbcc.org, where tickets will be sold in a few weeks. You also can contact Development Manager Michael Berton at 805-963-7777, ext. 112, or mberton@sbnbcc.org. — Brian Mackley

Public opposition to logging project reaches 10,000 comments By BRIAN MACKLEY NEWS-PRESS CORRESPONDENT

Community members primarily from Santa Barbara, Ventura and San Luis Obispo counties have submitted more than 10,000 public comments regarding the U.S. Forest Service’s logging proposal along the six-mile ridge known as Pine Mountain in the backcountry of Ventura County. With the deadline for public comment today, opposition for the project has been building as environmentalists say the project has received more comments than any single previously proposed project in the Los Padres National Forest. According to a group of local forest advocates known as Los Padres ForestWatch, concerns about the project include a lack of an appropriate environmental study, disturbance of cultural sites

and damage to recreational areas, an increase in wildfire risks and the chance the project would be conducted by a commercial logging company. Local tribal groups, elected representatives and more than 30 businesses in the area have chimed in on the project. “Our primary concern is the project’s lack of attention and near total insensitivity to the potential impact to Chumash cultural values and resources,� Julie TumamaitStenslie, chair of the Barbareno/ Ventura Band of Mission Indians, said in a statement. Equivalent to the size of 575 American football fields, environmental groups claim the Forest Service intends to fast-track the new proposed project deep in the Ventura backcountry by citing it as “forest health and fuels reduction.� According to the LPFW,

vegetation removal projects like Pine Mountain can increase wildfire risk by removing fireresistant trees, increasing heating and drying of the forest floor, and spreading non-native invasive grasses and weeds that ignite more easily and spread wildfire more quickly. “I understand, the U.S. Forest Service’s own assessment of potential and existing fuel breaks in the southern Los Padres National Forest ranks this project as 118 out of 163 in terms of priority,� Rep. Julia Brownley, D-Ventura, of California’s 26th Congressional District, said in a statement. “Given the project’s low priority, it is unclear to me why this project has been selected to bypass complete environmental analysis.� Nearly 70 environmental and social justice organizations have signed a separate letter to challenge the U.S. Forest Service’s

actions surrounding the project. Environmental advocates said more than one-third of the project area is protected by the Central Coast Heritage Protection Act, which was approved by the House in February. The bill has yet to be approved by the Senate and is expected to be included in the National Defense Authorization Act which will go to conference committees in the coming weeks. “Much of the project area is in its natural state, evolved over time without the disturbance of heavy modern machinery. Once trees are cut and the landscape is scarred by a project like this, the wilderness quality of the place is ruined,� said ForestWatch advocacy director Rebecca August. “We hope that those who have not yet spoken make their voices heard before it’s too late.� email: bmackley@newspress.com

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Dr. Paul J. Willis, an English professor at Westmont College, has written his first young adult novel, “All in a Garden Green.”which was inspired by Hengrave Hall in England, the home of the Westmont-in-England semester for 20 years.

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usic can bring people together across borders, religion and even time. Dr. Paul J. Willis, professor of English at Westmont College in Montecito, explores this idea in his newly published young adult novel, “All in a Garden Green” (Slant Books, 2020). His experience teaching at Hengrave Hall in England (the home of the Westmont-in-England semester for 20 years) inspired him to depart from his usual nature writing and pen a story set in the 16th-century manor house presided over by a group of nuns. While exploring the house with her new friend Pedro, 13-yearold Erica Pickins walks through a chamber door into the year 1578. There, she finds a music master who mistakes her for Margaret, the elder daughter of the house who is late for a lesson on the virginal, a forerunner of the piano. It seems in a matter of days, Queen Elizabeth I will arrive on a formal visit, and the girl is to play for her. Erica pretends that she is Margaret and manages to pull off her final performance but not before the real Margaret reappears at exactly the wrong moment. The author said he got the idea for the book years ago when he and his wife, Sharon, took a group of college students for a fall semester of study at Hengrave Hall.

“Our children, who were then 5 and 7, were with us, and I always wondered afterward what the visit was like for them. So I did some research about the place and found that it had a distinctive musical history, and I also learned some interesting things about the visit of Queen Elizabeth in 1578. So 1578 became the date to which the children in the story go back in time,” said Dr. Willis. The book’s title, “All in a Garden Green,” is the name of a song that Erica plays on the piano and the virginal. It was popular in the court of Henry VIII and was still popular in the court of his daughter Elizabeth. As his first book for young adult readers, Dr. Willis hopes that it will prove to be an adventure for them. “I can’t predict where that adventure will take them in their imagination. That said, I do have to admit that insofar as the story dips into the deep sense of conflict between Catholics and Protestants in 16th-century England, I do want to educate young readers about what that might have been like — and to warn them away from taking part in that kind of conflict as they get older. By the end of the story, the power of music becomes an almost magical way in which this conflict (at least for the moment) is resolved. I suppose I want to provide some hope that our differences, however intractable, can be transcended.” Dr. Willis is also the author of four eco-fantasy novels in one big book, “The Alpine Tales.” The novels are set in a mythic version of the Cascade Range in the Pacific Northwest and are “full of climbing, hiking, skiing, caving and river-running adventures, not to mention a few talking marmots.” This book is different from the others in how at least a part of it

got written, according to Dr. Willis. “The climactic chapters came all in a rush in a single night. I had spent the day in a very sad way, helping a friend who had just been divorced move some of his stuff out of his house. That evening I felt emotionally exhausted. “After dinner, I sat down to revise a few pages of what I had written thus far, but then, unexpectedly, I kept going. And going. “It was as if the story was being told to me, and my job was to just keep up. When I got to the end of the significant action, and Erica had come back to her own time, I looked up and found the sun was coming through the window, and my wife and kids were having breakfast. Some writers experience this sort of thing all the time, but I am usually more of a plodder.” The author, who has published six collections of poetry and two collections of essays, has already drafted a sequel to “All in a Garden Green” in which Erica’s little brother, Walter, goes back in time to visit a pioneer community in the wilds of California. “Of course, he gets himself in trouble, so Erica has to go back in time herself again to help him out,” said Dr. Willis. “The story takes place in a wilderness area behind my home in Santa Barbara, so this puts me back on familiar ground.” email: mmcmahon@newspress.com

FYI “All in a Garden Green” by Paul J. Willis is available for $18 at the Westmont College BookStore, 955 La Paz Road in Montecito; Tecolote Book Shop, 1470 East Valley Road in Montecito; The Book Den, 15 E. Anapamu St.; Chaucer’s Books, 3321 State St. in Loreto Plaza;0 and amazon. com.

Dr. Willis said he hopes young readers will find his new book to be an adventure.

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Lompoc native joins Cottage Health board By BRIAN MACKLEY NEWS-PRESS CORRESPONDENT

Lompoc native Ginger Salazar has joined Cottage Health’s volunteer Board of Directors. After receiving her bachelor’s in economics from Stanford University where she is now cochair for the LEAD Council, Ms. Salazar began her professional career in brand management and marketing for Procter & Gamble. Following her time at Procter & Gamble, she co-founded a direct marketing company that formed public and private partnerships with the government known as Imagitas Inc. The company received the White House Hammer Award from Vice President Al Gore and was recognized by Congress for improvements in government work cost and efficiency. Currently, Ms. Salazar leads branding at Kate Farms as well as serves on the boards of the Santa Barbara Foundation and the Towbes Foundation. In the past, Ms. Salazar served

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on the boards of Prevent Child Abuse America, the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History and The Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara. She also cochaired a committee to create and fund the recently completed Lompoc Community Track & Field.Â

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As a new member of the Cottage Health board, Ms. Salazar will “serve without compensation to guide the not-for-profit Cottage hospitals in the mission to provide superior health care through a commitment to our communities and to our core values of excellence, integrity and compassion,â€? according to a news release. Cottage Health’s specialties include the Cottage Children’s Medical Center, Level 1 Trauma Center, Neuroscience Institute, Heart & Vascular Center, Center for Orthopedics and Rehabilitation Hospital. With more than 700 physicians, Cottage Health hospitals in Goleta, Santa Barbara and Santa Ynez Valley provided impatient care for 21,000 people, treated 80,000 patients through its 24-hour emergency departments and helped deliver 2,100 newborns last year. For more information, visit cottagehealth.org.  email: bmackley@newspress.com

‘Bend it Like Beckham’ at West Wind Drive-In GOLETA — UCSB Arts & Lectures has added the comingof-age soccer movie “Bend it Like Beckhamâ€? to its Summer Cinema series at West Wind Drive-in. The free screening will take place at 8:30 p.m. Aug. 26 at the drive-in, 907 S. Kellogg Ave., Goleta. The movie is among the sports movies in the series, which has the theme “Game On! Grit, Grace & Glory — Movies Under the Stars in Your Cars.â€? â€œBend It Like Beckhamâ€? (2002) stars Keira Knightley and Parminder Nagra as two West London teenagers who want to play professional soccer just like their idol, David Beckham. Gurinder Chadha directed the comedy. According to UCSB Arts & Lectures, seating is first come, first served, and gates will open at 7 p.m. Food trucks and concessions,

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and pre-film entertainment will be available before the screening. Those who attend are asked to respect the safety of fellow

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Once I was home, it didn’t take very long for my family to devour the package. My kids stacked a hearty pile atop those deliciously sweet Hawaiian rolls, with a little extra rolled up and served on the side. My wife, who rarely goes a day without eating some sort of salad, diced it up and used it to top her mixed greens, along with heirloom tomatoes, sliced cucumber, red onion and Drake Farms garlic and herb chevre. For myself, I immediately ate a couple large rounds right out of the package. And the rest, I diced and worked into a breakfast stuffed poblano chili pepper dish. Loaded with eggs, cheese and Pork Palace ham, then topped with avocado and homemade salsa, this really hit the spot and is a great way to start the day. Sam Edelman is general manager of the Santa Barbara Certified Farmers Market Association and host of “Farm to Table,â€? which airs live 9 a.m. Thursdays on KZSB AM 1290.Â

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Breakfast Stuffed Poblano Chili Peppers 4 Poblano Chilies 1 tablespoon butter 4 eggs, scrambled 4-5 slices Pork Palace Smoked Deli Ham, diced into small pieces 1 cup shredded cheese (Jack, cheddar, pepper-jack or any good melting cheese you prefer) 1 large firm-ripe avocado, quartered and sliced Fresh salsa Sour cream (optional) Â Blister your poblano chilies and remove the skin. Cut a slit from the stem towards the base and remove the seeds and membrane inside. Melt butter in a pan and add eggs. Cook for about a minute, then scramble in ham. Cook until just done but try not to overcook. Fill the cavity of each pepper with your egg and ham mixture, then top with cheese. Place under the broiler for about 2 minutes, or until the cheese is melted. Top with avocado and fresh salsa. You can also serve with a dollop of sour cream if desired. Yield: Serves 2.

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“To his dog, every man is Napoleon; hence the constant popularity of dogs.� — Aldous Huxley

ARIES — You may feel like you’re being tested in some way and must prove that what you’re doing is valid and correct, Aries. Fortunately, you should feel an emotional boost that will help you be confident about who you are, regardless of what other people think. The biggest tests are those that you give yourself. You are your toughest critic. Take concerted steps to go easier on yourself. TAURUS — You’re able to assert yourself with more confidence than usual, Taurus. You should have a grounded perspective regarding your emotions. You aren’t afraid to speak your mind in a situation where normally you’d only say anything that helps keep the peace. Other people may prefer that you keep things on an even keel, but you aren’t working for them. You’re working for yourself. GEMINI — Just when you feel like you’ve come to a point of emotional stability and calm, Gemini, something happens to throw you off balance. You may be uneasy with the notion of stability and feel what you really want is risk, action, and excitement. This inner conflict makes it hard for you to operate. Try not to overanalyze every piece of the equation. The solution will come to you. CANCER — You have lots of energy and self-confidence, Cancer. That’s wonderful, but it may also put you at greater risk for dangerous experiences and accidents. You could find that you’re much more aggressive, especially if someone crosses you. An emotional irritation could manifest in physical ways like reckless driving or arguments with people who don’t deserve your anger. LEO — Be happy with yourself and others, Leo. Stop trying to find fault with everyone you interact with. By criticizing what they do and how they do it, you could wake up one morning and find that you have no friends. By only seeing the bad in people, you may talk yourself out of relationships with them. Be careful about coming across as a know-it-all. It isn’t your job to dictate or judge. VIRGO — You may be bursting with energy and yearning to be a free spirit, Virgo. At the same time, your emotions could find a way to block these thoughts. You may feel like there’s some sort of weight holding you down, making it difficult to act freely. This could cause you to act fitfully, leaving you frustrated and defeated. Calm +*#!2 +1$)"$ down and take things one step at a

time. LIBRA —You may feel a bit blue due to a nagging weightiness that pins you down to reality instead of being free to fly, Libra. You may act out in an effort to prove to yourself and others that you’re somehow above Earthly things. Get over the mental block that says being grounded is a bad thing. Plant your feet firmly on terra firma. That’s how you find balance and attain your goals. SCORPIO — You’re able to work much more efficiently and effectively, Scorpio. Your energy is strong, and you don’t need to fight in order to get your voice heard. Attend to details and don’t get discouraged by any discomfort that might arise. As long as you approach things with a positive attitude, everything should work out fine. You shouldn’t have to put in any special effort to be successful. SAGITTARIUS — Different people measure success by different scales. You shouldn’t get discouraged if your accomplishment today seems small compared to what others have done in the same period. Comparisons will make it difficult for you to feel like you’re getting anywhere. Someone else will always do more. Be content with what you do today, even if it’s something simple. CAPRICORN — You could feel as if the battle has begun and you’re the target, Capricorn. If you don’t have a solid force behind you, this period could be difficult. Emotionally, this may not be your best day. Instead of feeling your feelings, you examine them in a methodical, rational manner. It may seem like you’re dealing with them when you’re really trying to talk yourself out of feeling them at all. AQUARIUS — It could be scary for you to do anything risky for fear of conflict or failure, Aquarius. Perhaps you’ve tried to become invisible in different situations so you can avoid being noticed. These defense mechanisms may serve you for a while but acting out of fear or guilt won’t get you where you need to go. To achieve what you want, you must act with confidence, love, and faith. PISCES — This is a terrific time to start some physical activity that takes you outside and gets your blood pumping, Pisces. Don’t think this means you have to become the star player at a tennis club. A simple walk around the block every morning may be all you need to feel a boost in physical and mental energy. Also note the clarity of mind that comes when you get your body moving.

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Chumash foundation donates $100,000 to schools The Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Foundation is donating $100,000 to 12 Santa Ynez Valley schools. According to Thursday’s news release, the funds will help address unforeseen costs caused by COVID19 restrictions. The amounts given to each school will be announced in a few weeks. “We felt this was an opportunity to give our schools some assistance as they navigate distance learning and continue to provide a proper education for local youth,� Kenneth Kahn, tribal chairman for the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians, said in a statement. “The schools in our community have different needs, so we’re hoping these funds will help ease the burden and provide access to the resources they need to operate a virtual classroom.� Known for a long tradition of giving back to the community, the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians has donated more than $25 million to hundreds of groups, organizations and schools around the country. For more information contact Veronica Sandoval, director of public relations and the Chumash Foundation, at vsandoval@ sychumashfoundation.org or 805688-7997 or visit santaynezchumash. org. — Brian Mackley

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Pediatric Resiliency Collaborative and KIDS Network of Santa Barbara County received $350,000 in grant funds to take part in the state’s Adverse Childhood Experiences Aware initiative. ACEs are defined as stressful or traumatic experiences that occur before the age of 18, such as abuse, neglect, substance abuse, divorce, or domestic violence. The funds, provided by the Office of the California Surgeon General and the Department of Health Care Services, are given to organizations that design and implement training and education activities for providers

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database contains a profile for every tax-exempt nonprofit registered with the Internal Revenue Service, said Tim Dougherty, director of marketing and communications for the foundation. “The Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara is in select company, as few local nonprofits have received both honors. This organization has long been committed to operational

excellence, and we are proud to be recognized by both GuideStar and Charity Navigator,� Scholarship Foundation President and CEO Barbara Robertson said in a statement. The foundation has awarded nearly $130 million to more than 53,000 county students since its founding in 1962. For more information, visit www. sbscholarship.org. — Mitchell White

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FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT File No. FBN 2020-0001650 The following person(s) is doing business as: Shockworks Development, 4227 Pinelake St., Santa Maria, CA 93455, County of Santa Barbara. Nicholas Sciacqua, 4227 Pinelake St., Santa Maria, CA 93455 This business is conducted by an Individual. The registrant commenced to transact business under the fictitious business name or names listed above on 04/08/2020. /s/ Nicholas Sciacqua This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Barbara County on July 6, 2020. Joseph E. Holland, County Clerk 7/24, 7/31, 8/7, 8/14/20 CNS-3381883# SANTA BARBARA NEWS-PRESS

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT File No. FBN 2020-0001872 The following person(s) is doing business as: Dying Breed Specialty Coffee, 135 Potrero Lane, Santa Barbara, CA 93105, County of Santa Barbara. Jason Kamen, 135 Potrero Lane, Santa Barbara, CA 93105 This business is conducted by an individual. The registrant commenced to transact business under the fictitious business name or names listed above on N/A /s/ Jason Kamen This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Santa Barbara County on July 29, 2020. Joseph E. Holland, County Clerk 8/14, 8/21, 8/28, 9/4/20 CNS-3388179# SANTA BARBARA NEWS-PRESS

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FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT, FBN No: 20200001738. First Filing. The following person (s) are doing business as: PRECISION PAINTING, 4146 N REFUGIO RD, SANTA YNEZ, CA 93460; MAILING ADDRESS: PO BOX 670, SANTA YNEZ, CA 93460, County of Santa Barbara. Full Name(s) of registrants: TELESFORO MOREIDA, 113 SOMERSET PL, LOMPOC, CA 93436. This business is conducted by: AN INDIVIDUAL. This statement was filed in the office of JOSEPH E. HOLLAND, County Clerk-Recorder of SANTA BARBARA COUNTY on 07/16/2020 by: E35, Deputy. The registrant commenced to transact business on: JUL 11, 2020. Statement Expires on: Not Applicable. NOTICE: This fictitious name statement expires five years from the date it was filed in the office of the County Clerk. A new fictitious business name statement must be filed before that time. The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state fictitious business name in violation of the rights of another under federal, state, or common law (See Section 14400, ET SEQ., Business and Profession Code). (SEAL)

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The young Goleta boy would ride his bike to the convenience store on Encina Road every chance he got, but not just for the snacks. Little Ben Howland also wanted to talk basketball with the teenage clerk. “I met Jay Hillock when I was 7, hanging out at the 7-Eleven store where he used to work,â€? said Howland, who has since guided four different schools to the NCAA Tournament. That meeting of the young minds resulted in two of the most respected careers in basketball. Howland won national coach of the year honors at Pittsburgh in 2002 and again at UCLA in 2006 when he took the Bruins to the first of three straight Final Fours. He had just guided Mississippi State to its first NCAA Tournament in a decade when Hillock, now 71, called it quits last year after his own 42 seasons in the sport. Hillock spent 17 of those seasons as a collegiate coach and 25 in the NBA. That included a dozen years as Director of Pro Personnel for the Chicago Bulls and then two more as a scout before he settled down for good at his Ventura home with wife Cindy. His lofty ascent in the game of basketball came as no surprise to those who knew him during the 1960s as Goleta’s King Gym Rat. He was the first of four Goleta Boys Club members to become NCAA Division I coaches, with Howland, Larry Lessett (Maryland-Eastern Shore) and Shantay Legans (Eastern Washington) following in his footsteps. “I met Jay when he was 15 or 16‌ He was friends with my brother Greg,â€? said Sal Rodriguez, another Boys Clubber who became its long-time director. “He knew basketball and he wanted to learn more.â€? That was evident even when Hillock was on the bench as a senior during San Marcos High’s run to the CIF semifinals in 1967. “I made it a point to sit next to Jay to listen to him wax poetic about what was going on the floor — match-ups, who should be substituted, what kind of offense should we run,â€? said teammate Laird Hayes, who would continue on to a long career as an NFL referee. “Jay was a basketball savant. He saw things on the court that I never saw.â€? Classmate Jeff Nelson, the star of those 25-4 Royals who would become a two-sport athlete at Cal Poly, saw “both passion and smartsâ€? in his San Marcos teammate. “We called him Pops as he seemed like a middle-aged, Midwestern basketball coach in high school,â€? Nelson said. Hillock was actually born in Hoosier country. He moved from Indiana to California at age 12 when General Motors transferred his father to Goleta’s Delco Electronics. His parents, Jesse and Ann, became major figures on the Santa Barbara tennis scene. Jay, the eldest of their five children, was more set on a life in basketball. He earned his bachelor’s degree at Gonzaga University and his master’s at Cal Poly in 1975 before volunteering to help Santa Barbara City College’s new coach, Ed De Lacy. Howland’s family had moved to Cerritos when he was a sophomore in high school, but Hillock recruited him right back to Santa Barbara to play for the Vaqueros. Within the next three years, they became the top-ranked community college team in California. “We went 33-2, and 10 of us from that team went on to play at fouryear schools,â€? said Rich Alvari,

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Above, Jay Hillock, who was John Stockton’s head basketball coach at Gonzaga, helped induct the former NBA star into the College Basketball Hall of Fame in 2017. Attending the event in Kansas City were, from left, former assistant coach Bruce Wilson, Hillock, Stockton, and former assistant coach Rich Alvari. At left, Mr. Hillock shows his passion while coaching basketball at Gonzaga University during the 1980s.

another former San Marcos star who played at SBCC from 1977-79. “Jay and Ed had a lot to do with that.� The late Dan Fitzgerald, Gonzaga’s coach and athletic director at the time, brought Hillock back to his alma mater as an assistant coach in 1979. He’d seen enough within two years, promoting him to be his successor. At age 32, the Goleta gym rat had become one of the youngest head coaches in Division I basketball. The Zags, who now rein among the college basketball elite, were a bare-bones program in those days with a recruiting budget of just $7,500. They toured California’s high school gyms in an old, battered car that they warehoused in San Francisco. They’d even sleep in it when they ran out of hotel money. Fitzgerald knew he needed a work horse to take over his program. “The Hillocks did a lot of good things raising their kids,� he once said. “But more than anything else, they taught them to work.� John Stockton, Hillock’s star player and a future NBA Hall of Famer, remembers the young coach doing much of the grunt work around Gonzaga’s old gym. “Jay and our trainer, Steve, would get out the scrapers and redo our floor every year,� he said. “They’d varnish it themselves.� He brought another hardworking Hillock — his younger brother Joe — onto his staff. Joe spent a dozen years at Gonzaga and is still coaching basketball at a high school in Utah. “Joe and Jay came hand-inhand,� Stockton recalled. “You talk about basketball rats, if those two weren’t in the gym, they’d be together looking at game film.� Hillock also hired Howland — the kid who liked to talk basketball over Slurpees — to be his first graduate assistant. He brought Alvari into the same position a few years later. He had a vital assignment for Howland after his backup point guard left school, asking him to match up against Stockton in

practice. “I fouled him a lot,� said Howland, who had been Weber State’s top defensive player just two seasons earlier. “He probably thought I was a jerk.� Stockton thought nothing of the kind. “He was very physical and very verbal, but it wasn’t unpleasant,� he recalled. “He made things hard but also rewarding for me.� Hillock took the same approach with the future Utah Jazz star. “Jay was very high-energy and a speedy talker,� Stockton said. “I remember once when he was trying to get my attention, he had both hands on my cheeks and was slapping them. I can’t remember the lesson he was trying to teach, but he wanted to make sure I heard it. “I appreciate that in a guy — someone who cares about the game and is as involved in it as much as you are.� Gonzaga posted a 60-50 record during Hillock’s four seasons as head coach. They even upset DePaul in Chicago when Ray Meyer had the Blue Demons ranked among the nation’s top teams. But a rash of injuries kept the Zags from continuing on to the NCAA Tournament. “I thought we had a great chance my senior year, but literally everybody except me in that senior class got hurt,� Stockton pointed out. The frustrations, Hillock admitted, were difficult to handle. He stepped down after the Zags, who had started the 1984-85 season with a 13-5 record, finished at just 15-13. “I have a lot of positive feelings toward Gonzaga,� he said. “I just caught myself in a situation where I was so down, I didn’t know if I wanted to coach again.� But that changed after Hillock was recruited to be the top assistant at Loyola Marymount. He played a key role in the Lions’ 1990 run to the NCAA Elite Eight, implementing the man-to-man press that complemented coach Paul Westhead’s run-and-gun offense.

“We started from scratch,â€? Westhead said. “He was an extremely knowledgeable basketball person who I relied on. What I learned later was (that) he’s extremely reliable.â€? Hillock took over the program when Westhead and the team’s top players moved on. He was fired after posting a win-loss record of 31-28 over two seasons “We couldn’t sustain it,â€? Hillock admitted, “but Loyola never knew what it wanted to be.â€? But he still knew what he was meant to be: that basketball savant that Laird Hayes had once identified in 1967. The Utah Jazz hired Hillock as a scout in 1994, beginning a quartercentury odyssey in the NBA that included stops in Washington and Vancouver. Scott Layden, then the general manager of the New York Knicks, eventually lured him to Madison Square Garden in 2002 to be his Director of Pro Personnel. “What always strikes me about Jay is how incredibly humble and modest he is, especially considering what he’s accomplished in the game of basketball,â€? Layden said. “He has always been dedicated to the profession, as a student and teacher of the game. “His excitement and passion for coaching and scouting isn’t just obvious, it’s contagious. He reminds me why we are all so lucky to do what we do. “His greatest quality by far, though, is his loyalty, which makes him a winning coach, a stellar scout and the best friend I know.â€? That never wavered, whether he was tending counter at a 7-Eleven or taking his final tour of duty with the Chicago Bulls. “Jay had a great career,â€? Howland said. “He was highly regarded and so well-liked in the league. “As for me, I’ll be forever indebted to him for getting me into basketball coaching‌ and for being such a phenomenal person and friend.â€? email: mpatton@newspress.com

NCAA cancels December’s College Cup at UCSB By MARK PATTON NEWS-PRESS SENIOR WRITER

The NCAA officially removed the College Cup from UCSB’s athletic calendar on Thursday. NCAA president Mark Emmert announced that, “We cannot, at this point, have fall championships� because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Final Four for men’s soccer, which was previously held at UCSB’s 16,000-seat stadium in 2010 and 2018, was set to make a third return on Dec. 11 and 13. UCSB athletic director John McCutcheon said he had already notified the NCAA that his university would be incapable

of holding the event, especially with the coronavirus protocol that would have been required. “We’ve had several calls with them leading up to this,� he said. “When our fall season got canceled by our conference, we told them that it would be extremely difficult for us to host. “We called them again last week and had a conversation in which we said that we just can’t do it.� Although men’s soccer and other fall sports could still be played next spring, McCutcheon said UCSB still would be hardpressed to host the College Cup. “It’s a different situation for us in the spring, depending on what the timing is,� he said. “If all of

our fall sports are playing in the spring, our staff would be spread out too thin. I can’t envision handling all that and still hosting the championships.� He expects the NCAA to make a quick decision about moving fall sports to the spring or simply canceling seasons altogether. “I think there’s going to be unbelievable pressure put on them to come up with a format soon,� McCutcheon said. He’s against conducting a season that consists of just a handful of games. “You can’t ask an athlete to burn a season of eligibility if there’s not a significant season,� he said. “We first have to see what

the championship format would be and then what the conference is planning. Given that, we can figure out what we can do to make it a meaningful experience.� McCutcheon is unsure when UCSB’s student-athletes will be allowed back on campus. “There are a lot of moving parts to that,� he said. “What do we need to do to comply with the guidelines set by the NCAA, and by the state, and by the county? What are the requirements in regards to access to facilities? “It’s not an easy process to go through. I foresee a phased-in process in which we don’t bring all 500 athletes back at once.� email: mpatton@newspress.com

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LOCAL FIVE-DAY FORECAST TODAY

SATURDAY

SUNDAY

Sunny

Mostly sunny

Partly sunny

INLAND

INLAND

MONDAY

TUESDAY

Partly sunny and Mostly sunny and beautiful nice

INLAND

INLAND

INLAND

104 61

106 62

99 67

105 63

106 65

80 62

83 63

79 64

78 64

81 64

COASTAL

COASTAL

Pismo Beach 82/59

COASTAL

COASTAL

COASTAL

Shown is today's weather. Temperatures are today's highs and tonight's lows. Maricopa 107/81

Guadalupe 83/59

Santa Maria 87/61

Vandenberg 76/58

New Cuyama 107/67 Ventucopa 100/71

Los Alamos 97/62

Lompoc 80/57 Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. Š2020

Buellton 94/61

Solvang 100/63

Gaviota 79/63

SANTA BARBARA 80/62 Goleta 83/63

Carpinteria 79/63 Ventura 77/65

AIR QUALITY KEY Good Moderate

Source: airnow.gov Unhealthy for SG Very Unhealthy Unhealthy Not Available

ALMANAC

Santa Barbara through 6 p.m. yesterday

TEMPERATURE High/low Normal high/low Record high Record low

84/58 74/58 90 in 1994 49 in 1988

PRECIPITATION 24 hours through 6 p.m. yest. Month to date (normal) Season to date (normal)

0.00� 0.00� (0.05�) 11.57� (17.62�)

City Cuyama Goleta Lompoc Pismo Beach Santa Maria Santa Ynez Vandenberg Ventura

STATE CITIES Bakersfield Barstow Big Bear Bishop Catalina Concord Escondido Eureka Fresno Los Angeles Mammoth Lakes

107/83/s 111/81/s 84/50/s 102/62/s 89/78/s 108/70/pc 96/69/s 69/57/s 107/80/s 96/72/s 82/47/s

Wind west-southwest 7-14 knots today. Waves 2 feet or less with a south-southeast swell 1-3 feet at 11 seconds. Visibility clear.

POINT ARENA TO POINT PINOS

Wind west-northwest 4-8 knots today. Waves 2 feet or less with a south-southwest swell 2-4 feet at 16 seconds. Visibility clear.

POINT CONCEPTION TO MEXICO

Wind west-northwest 4-8 knots today. Waves 2 feet or less with a south-southwest swell 2-4 feet at 16 seconds. Visibility clear.

TIDES

LOCAL TEMPS Today Hi/Lo/W 107/67/s 83/63/s 83/61/pc 82/59/pc 87/61/pc 104/61/pc 76/58/pc 77/65/s

MARINE FORECAST

SANTA BARBARA CHANNEL

Sat. Hi/Lo/W 109/69/s 87/63/s 79/60/s 81/58/s 83/60/s 106/62/s 73/58/s 79/65/s

SANTA BARBARA HARBOR TIDES Date Time High Time Aug. 14 Aug. 15 Aug. 16

8:37 a.m. 6:51 p.m. 9:07 a.m. 7:36 p.m. 9:35 a.m. 8:19 p.m.

LAKE LEVELS

3.5’ 5.5’ 3.7’ 5.9’ 3.9’ 6.3’

1:48 a.m. 12:21 p.m. 2:27 a.m. 1:13 p.m. 3:02 a.m. 2:00 p.m.

Low 0.6’ 2.9’ 0.1’ 2.7’ -0.2’ 2.5’

AT BRADBURY DAM, LAKE CACHUMA 108/80/s 113/82/s 85/53/t 103/61/s 90/73/s 102/68/s 96/67/s 71/55/pc 109/79/s 96/71/s 84/49/t

At Lake Cachuma’s maximum level at the point at which water starts spilling over the dam holds 188,030 acre-feet. An acre-foot is 325,851 gallons, equivalent to the amount of water consumed annually by 10 people in an urban environment. Storage Elevation Evaporation (past 24 hours) Inow State inow Storage change from yest.

146,220 acre-ft. 736.33 ft. 54.7 acre-ft. 33.0 acre-ft. 0.0 acre-ft. -127 acre-ft.

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