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More outdoor dining? Goleta City Council to consider allowing restaurants to spill onto sidewalks, streets By MITCHELL WHITE NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER

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Hundreds of locals protesting the recent killing of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police gather at the Courthouse Sunken Garden on Sunday in a demonstration hosted by Black Lives Matter Santa Barbara and Juneteenth Santa Barbara.

‘We have history here’ Black community members call out police violence, racism during peaceful SB rally By PAUL GONZALEZ

SB Council to discuss expanding sit-lie ordinance

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Hundreds of community members of all races packed the Courthouse Sunken Garden on Sunday afternoon to decry police violence across the country and demand accountability from local law enforcement. Black Lives Matter Santa Barbara and Juneteenth Santa Barbara hosted the protest to provide a space for local black community members to mourn the deaths of Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery and George Floyd and speak out against police violence and the erasure of local black history. On May 25, Mr. Floyd, a black man, died while being detained by police in downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota. According to a video of the incident, Derek Chauvin, a white Minneapolis police officer, pinned Mr. Floyd on the ground and put his knee on Mr. Floyd’s neck for over eight minutes. While the incident has sparked riots and looting across the country, local protesters raised only their voices. “We are here today as black women who love black people,” an event organizer said. “We intentionally centered our speakers around black folks especially black women because we know how often our deaths are erased. We were intentional about inviting our non-black folks of color who support us because we understand that our liberation is linked,” she said. Some attendees carried protest signs supporting Black Lives Matter and with messages urging others to speak out against police violence.

By MITCHELL WHITE NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER

Protesters of varying ages and races turned out to the demonstration, intended as an opportunity for local black community members to mourn the deaths of Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery and George Floyd.

“If you have the luxury of breath, you better shout,” read one. “If you can’t breathe, I can’t breathe,” and “In a racist society it is not enough to be not-racist, you must be anti-racist,” read two other signs. Some signs carried anti-police messages. Event organizers published a list of demands from the local black community to Santa Barbara City Council and Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors including: transparency and accountability from the Santa Barbara Police Department and Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office; protection and preservation of local black landmarks, “rather than monuments to white supremacy;” and “institutional support” for

an annual Juneteenth celebration. Juneteenth commemorates the day slaves were informed of their liberation from slavery. “Today, I think a lot of folks forget that people of color, black folks, we been here. We been in this community five generations deep,” an event organizer who identified herself as Crystal said. She added that her parents and grandparents were born in Santa Barbara. “Milpas was black folks, the Eastside was black folks, Haley that was black folks. We been here, we have history here and as a matter of fact they need to start teaching it in these K through 12,” she said. “I share this because it’s been paining my grandparents to sit at home and see this is still happening. We forget MLK, he was shot, Please see PROTEST on A8

Event organizers demanded transparency from local law enforcement agencies and preservation of local black landmarks.

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The Goleta City Council on Tuesday will consider a resolution that would allow for outdoor dining. The resolution would suspend current zoning and development permit requirements for openair areas and parking spaces, allowing for other uses for private property. If approved, the expanded outdoor dining and use areas would allow Goleta restaurants and other specific uses to reopen safely, while also ensuring adequate pedestrian and vehicle circulation and patron safety -- all while meeting physical distancing standards, according to a staff report. The emergency program would assist restaurants located in Goleta’s shopping centers by using open-air spaces and parking lots, though city officials noted it “would not be feasible” to close Hollister Avenue for restaurants located in Old Town. Citing sidewalk widths, circulation and police and fire access, city officials do not recommend the use of the public roadway in the Old Town area, though those restaurants can still take part in the program if they have open-air areas or a parking lot to expand into. According to a staff report, these businesses could work with a neighbor’s openair space or parking lot. Both Camino Real Marketplace

and Calle Real Shopping Center have expressed an interest in the expansion of dining areas for restaurants, city officials said. The proposed program would allow extension as long as it does not encroach into parking areas or affect vehicle circulation. The program could also apply to retail, fitness classes and yoga, or faithbased gatherings, according to the staff report. The proposed program does not call for charges or fees for permits. While it is unclear how many permits will be issued under the program, the fiscal impacts “would be difficult to quantify” if the city were to elect to impose a permit review fee. In other business, the council is expected to review staff’s recommended response to the Santa Barbara County Civil Grand Jury report regarding cyber attacks. The report was issued March 18, which determined multiple municipalities were illprepared for a cyber attack and issued several recommendations to lower the risk of threats or damage. In its response letter, the city agreed with several of the findings from the report. The city disagreed with a finding that the city did not have an adequate understanding of what communication and electronic systems they use and what data they maintain, and further don’t understand the risks, security Please see goleta on A2

The Santa Barbara City Council on Tuesday will discuss amending the current sit-lie ordinance to portions of Cacique and Milpas streets. The council directed the City Attorney’s Office during the April 28 meeting to prepare a proposed extension of the ordinance to “certain high traffic portions” on the city’s Eastside, while also requesting a supplemental legal analysis. The city’s Ordinance Committee recommended adoption of the proposed ordinance on May 19, though the committee requested the coverage area extend north of Milpas to Mason Street, as opposed to ending at the Highway 101 roundabout at Carpinteria Street as was originally proposed. “The Ordinance Committee found the two-block section of Milpas Street between Carpinteria and Mason Streets to suffer from the same conditions that apply elsewhere in the proposed corridor, namely, narrow sidewalks, heavy pedestrian traffic, and high levels of vehicular traffic on the street,” the staff report reads. The committee further recommended that council direct a review of “sidewalk obstruction issues” along Milpas Street as far north as Canon Perdido Street, while also calling for a “civic engagement public meeting” for nearby residents. The city has already regulated sitting and lying down on the first 13 blocks of State Street, and in 2018 added the first two blocks of East Haley Street to address sidewalk obstruction. The ordinance applies from 7 a.m. to 2 a.m. daily. The proposed amendment would add South Milpas Street between Calle Puerto Vallarta and Mason Street, including the 101 roundabout, as well as along Cacique Street between South

Milpas and South Alisos streets. “Both streets experience very high vehicle traffic volumes. Sidewalk obstructions force pedestrians into vehicle travel lanes,” the staff report reads. These types of ordinances are considered “generally lawful,” though neither the council nor law enforcement officials can target those laws against people experiencing homelessness. The staff report cites “serious constitutional limits against laws the courts find to criminalize indigent, homeless people who reside outdoors voluntarily,” adding the importance to limit the ordinance to specific geographical areas with time limits. In other business, the council will receive a presentation from the Community Development Department and the City Attorney’s Office regarding the fiscal year 2021 recommended budget. It will mark the sixth budget work session, as various city departments have presented their respective budgets to the council before adoption of the budget. At a meeting scheduled for 6 to 9 p.m. June 15, the council will receive final budget recommendations from the Finance Committee and staff will be asking the council for final direction. Also on Tuesday, the council will receive a report from Novak Consulting Group on the preliminary findings of a Land Development Process Improvement Study, while also hearing recommendations from the city’s COVID-19 Business Advisory Task Force. The council will be asked to initiate a municipal code amendment to address scope of plan review and building inspection. Tuesday’s meeting will be held at 2 p.m. To stream online, visit www.santabarbaraca.gov/cap. Visit the city’s website to learn how to participate electronically. email: mwhite@newspress.com

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These activities are consistent with previously analyzed activities and are similar to family -owned Ablitt’s Fine Cleaners and are one for $12, two for $20, and $10 for every crowd. those that have occurred here for decades. Launderers is now selling custom masks using mask after that. “You’re walking around with this mask over The Navy is also consulting with interested parties for the National Historic Preservation Act recycled materials in a variety of patterns and Ablitt’s will also pick up the materials and your face and you can’t even see people. You Section 106 process regarding potential effects on historic properties. designs, perfect for locals looking for a unique deliver the finished product. can’t see the smile. You can’t see the whole Public Involvement look for their face coverings. “We have a wonderful pickup and delivery face and it’s harder to recognize people. I The Navy welcomes public review and substantive comments on the Draft EIS/OEIS and think this whole idea of getting something Ablitt’s has been making masks out of old service, and we are everywhere every day. We potential effects on historic properties. Visit www.pmsr-eis.com to reviewDanish the document and that’s to you istrails a really fun thingroads. and worn-out 100% natural clothing since latego from Goleta to Carpinteria. By JOSH GREGA We’re probably CHRISTIAN WHITTLE Brekkies by Chomp, and Mortensen’s Bakery. baracustom Front Country and access submit comments online, or submit by mail to: NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER WS-PRESS STAFF WRITER it helps keep everything lighter,â€? said Ms. March, helping to reduce the billions of pounds in the The initial lease for the Chuck’s and Endless Sum“What we’re seeing a lot of folks are doing is area twice a week, so we can pick up the Commander, Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division Ablitt. of clothes that go into U.S. landfills every year, material on Monday and we can deliver the they’re driving up alongside of the road and just gomer property is 10 years with four, five-year options to Range Sustainability Office Ablitt’s sells a new popular round mask not an order and now has begun accepting mask back onMore Thursday,â€? than 20 years after they first opened, Chuck’s Pointextend Developed recreation sites in garments Californiafor will re- ing Mugu Sea Range, Bldg. 53A, lease. Rm. 106G, Code EB2R00M for hikes up there. That’s ok. There’s the term of the that customers enjoy because of their Customers can go online to ablitts.com to Summer Bar CafĂŠ are 575 I Ave., Suite 1 Waterfront Grill and The Endless incustom closeddesigned throughmasks. May 15 after the USDA For- design against hiking trails,â€? said Andew Madsen, U.S. ForMr. Petersen is inheriting the existing lease with and comfortable fit, as well as its original “It canissued be anything andextending we’ll turn it into make an account and sign up toOn purchase their of April 30 the wa- Point Mugu, CA 93042-5049 permanently closed. the morning Service an order the closures look est Service spokesman. only the four, five-year options remaining, with an Attention: EIS/OEIS Project Manager masks for them. We’ll repurpose whatever they one size-fit- all square mask with pleats design. mask, or give Ablitt’s a call at 805-963-6677. terfront restaurant announced its closure with a fareursday. “We just want to make sure if people go out they’re average seasonally adjusted base rent of $23,585 per Public comments must be postmarked or received online by June 8, 2020, for consideration in the “Those are still good if someone’s really have in their closet, and so they can pick the Ablitt’s is also in the process of collaborating on and its Instagram account.to The order was forthey the entire Pacific South- unsure Final EIS/OEIS. safelywhat spaced another. If you getwith to aTablewell month. sizebetween will work,one because it works patterns theyissued want and can repurpose Salt post Design Screen Printing The post read, on “It masks is withusing heavy stitRegion and just its 18 Forests, which in- fortrailhead MorePetersen Information plans to continue running everybody,â€? Ms. Ablitt into a mask forNational them. They can choose designs a hearts that we anandsaid there’s just too many cars there,screen you print custom ThoughForMr. nounce we have closed our doors for good. des thestyle, Los Padres Forest. Ablitt’s will return the garments, unless their they canNational choose their size, they can nontoxic water-based ink. Due Thank to currentyou federal and state guidance social distancing in response to COVID-19, Navy should find a different area to go to as opposed to tryChuck’s and on Endless Summer in line with itsthe current notnever hold in-person meetings for to support the Draftthe EIS/OEIS public review and comment for your constant support. The memories will will be public The initial closure order wentmake into effect March make ones for kids. We can as many as 26 customers ing to gettell in.â€?them to keep the materials for operation a time, restaurant has upgrades period. If you have questions about the Proposed Action, the draft environmental impact analysis, other email: cwhittle@newspress.com want of their material,â€? said owner forgotten.â€? d they was set to out expire April 30. Asmasks. state and local responses to the coronavirus for around the fall. According to the agenda, or the Section 106planned process, please email info@pmsr-eis.com or call 888-238-2375. Despite the current economic chaos due to the COV- under Mr. Petersen’s business plan the second floor of t applied to recreational use areas such as camp- pandemic continue to evolve, the Forest Service felt ID-19 pandemic, the prospect of Chuck’s and Endless the establishment will be converted into a traditional unds, day use sites and picnic areas. that the situation warranted a two week extension of Summer ceasing operation dates back to before the out- deli cafĂŠ focused on sandwiches, soups, and salads, The order was issued to discourage large gather- the closures, said Mr. Madsen. break. According to the agenda of a March 24 Santa Bar- with s of people and promote safe social distancing of PUBLIC NOTICE “At the end of that they’ll evaluate and see where a gourmet grocery area selling wine, beer, and bara City Council meeting in which assignment of the prepackaged foods. For evenings, the second floor will ying more than six feet apart. we’re at and whether or not we’re going to continue restaurant’s lease to a new operator was the first item, have n the Santa Barbara Ranger District, 12 camp- as we need it,â€? said Mr. Madsen. CITY SANTA a fullOF bar and a dinnerBARBARA menu focusing on “adult Chuck’s and Endless Summer co-owner Steve Hyslop unds and picnic areas will remain closed, includ“This order can be rescinded at any time. If local food and beverages.â€? informed the Waterfront Department of his desire to the Fremont campground and White Rock and health officials say it looks like the sky has cleared up In accordance with 24 CFR 91.05(c)(2) and subpart B of the The restaurant’s ground floor is proposed to be simsell the establishment in August 2019. d Rock picnic areas. we can rescind the order tomorrow. For right now, we ilar relative to Mr. Petersen’s restaurants. Its menu of federal regulations to citizen Chomp participation for Community AfterSANTA receiving the department’s leasePlanning assignment The order Thursday does not add to the closures don’t want to extend it out too far. burgers, fries, and shakes cater towaivers families, young BARBARA — In and Development Programs and will applicable made within next six months,â€? reads. requirements, Hyslop for a new adults, and retirees, and for evenings will be converted eady in place for Santa Barbara. While other arlight of theMr. school yearbegan being searching “We just the want to make sure inthe thedraft nextletter couple of available to those requirements through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, of Goleta shares Jury’s buyer ultimately found it the in businessman Aaron to a “dinner type atmosphere.â€? like the Monterey Ranger District have closed weeks “The cutand short due to COVID-19, as weCity monitor what’s goingthe onGrand that we are takContinued from Page A1 and Economic Security Act (CARES Act), the City of Santa Barbara concern regarding Cyber-Attacks threatening Petersen, operates a number of restaurants in Solilheads and forest roads, locals will still have ac- ing the Santawho Barbara International appropriate steps public along with ourCity state and is notifying the public of an amendment to its 2015-2019 Consolidated Santa Barbara County entities. staff Festival is accepting vangFilm including Chomp, The Coffee House by Chomp, email: jgrega@newspress.com s to the many Santa Ynez Valley and Santa Bar- local partners.â€? have already been working on these issues and will issues and costs associated with destruction or loss Plan and its 2019-2020 Annual Action Plan. submissions for an online continue to cooperatively and proactively address of data. student film festival for Santa NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Consolidated Plan many of the findings and recommendations of the It was recommended that each entity within the Barbara County high school and Action Plan amendment is available for a 5-day public review and county complete a full inventory of their data systems Grand Jury’s report,â€? the letter reads. and college students. comment period starting June 1, 2020 through June 5, 2020, after which Tuesday’s virtual meeting will begin at 4 p.m. with and determine the related security risks. According The high school and college the amendment will be submitted to U.S. Department of Housing and closed session, with the regular meeting scheduled to to the letter, the city said it has an existing inventory submissions will be grouped of its data and is “in the processâ€? of completing begin at 5:30 p.m. The meeting will be livestreamed Urban Development (HUD). The amendment is available at www. separately, and each group an update of the inventory of data, electronic and online and be streamed on Goleta Channel 19. To SantaBarbaraCA.gov/humanservices. Citizens wishing to submit will have a Jury Prize and communication systems. view the online stream, visit www.cityofgoleta.org. Audience Winner, according to written comments during the public review and comment period can do “The City has yet to complete a full analysis of the SBIFF. so by emailing HHS@SantaBarbaraCA.gov by no later than 4:30 p.m. all the security risks. Both tasks will be completed email: mwhite@newspress.com Participants must be a June 5, 2020. high school or college student This amendment to the 2015-2019 Consolidated Plan and currently enrolled in a Santa its 2019-2020 Annual Action Plan will enable the City to receive and Barbara County high school COUNTY AGES COUNTY CITIES COUNTY CASES CA. or college, and submissions administer $530,774 in Community Development Block Grant (CDBG0-17 21 AT A SOUTH UNINCORP. 22 must be an end of year school GLANCE 18-29 84 CV) and other funding from HUD made available through the CARES SANTA BARBARA 57 project for this school year. CONFIRMED OVERALL 30-49 183 Act to help prevent, prepare and respond to the coronavirus 19 (COVIDGOLETA 7 Applications are due by June 2. A pair 50-69 167 ISLA VISTA 1 19) pandemic. of Santa The films will be available 70-PLUS 41 CASES OVERALL / THURS. GOLETA VLY/GAVIOTA 13 Lastly, as part of this amendment, the City has revised the Barbara to view on June 8, and the ANNOUNCED SANTA YNEZ VALLEY 5 County THURSDAY Santa Barbara community Consolidated Plan’s Citizen Participation Plan to include the 5-day Sheriff’s and beyond will have the LOMPOC 84 comment period as indicated above, as well as to make other changes. COUNTY STATUS DEATHS OVERALL / THURS. deputies opportunity to vote for the LOMPOC FED. PRISON 106 The revised Citizen Participation Plan is available for review on the AT HOME 75 hold Audience Winner for each TESTS TO aDATE SANTA MARIA 135 RECOVERED 376 City website at www.SantaBarbaraCA.gov/humanservices. TOP 3 IN COUNTIES gift bag division. SBIFF will put ORCUTT 36 HOSPITALIZED 33 LOS ANGELES 23,233 For additional information, contact Community Development staff by from Los together a panel of industry NORTH UNINCORP. 25 INTENSIVE CARE UNIT 12 RIVERSIDE Angeles professionals who will4,031 vote e-mail at HHS@SantaBarbaraCA.gov. RATE PER 100,000 PENDING 5 Š 2020 Ashleigh Brilliant, 117 W. Valerio Santa Barbara CA 93101 (catalog $5). www.ashleighbrilliant.com HEALTHCARE WORKERS 66 SAN DIEGO residents on the Jury Winner for3,564 the while two sections. Winners will be providing NICKannounced MASUDA / NEWS-PRESS on June 23.GRAPHIC mutual Students can find additional aid guidelines and submit their Saturday films at https://sbiff.org/ night. education/showcaseinplace/. For questions about the contest, contact Claire Waterhouse at Claire@sbiff.org. 7%.$9 -C#!7 #O 0UBLISHER NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER

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ack in early March, Brooke Hansen was shopping at stores all across the county and, like most local Santa Barbarans, had trouble finding necessities needed to help protect oneself against the COVID-19 pandemic. One of these necessities was hand sanitizer. “I shopped for five hours before I found six bottles of hand sanitizer,” Ms. Hansen recalled with a laugh. “Everywhere I went, nobody had hand sanitizer, and even for the people working there, there was no sanitizer, and that was alarming to me. I thought, ‘Wow, how could these people, who are working and sacrificing their health, not have hand sanitizer? This is insane.’ ” Seeing the lack of help, not just for herself, but especially for frontline workers, drove Ms. Hansen to come up with a solution of her own: Make her own hand sanitizer. A couple months later, Ms. Hansen, director of The Little Bath Co. and sister business Surf’s Up Bath Co., fulfilled her dream, releasing her hand sanitizer on May 14. “We have been manufacturing products for 25 years, and when this (pandemic) happened, before it fully came to the United States, and I knew we were going to be in trouble so we need hand sanitizers, we need to start making products that people need, and we accomplished part of that,” Ms. Hansen said. The hand sanitizers can be purchased at surfsupbathco.com.. At first, Ms. Hansen did want

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to provide people with the option of buying hand sanitizer as the market was really drying up. But as she went along during the process, she was really shocked at the lack of aid for first responders. Knowing that, Ms. Hansen knew she wanted to help in any way that she could. As a result, Ms. Hansen not only created the hand sanitizer line, but will be donating 10% of its inventory indefinitely to provide relief to those first responders. On the sanitizer launch date, Ms. Hansen and Surf’s Up Bath Co. donated 1,000 bottles to local nonprofit One805 to support COVID-19 relief, before the company even sold a bottle. “It’s always been my vision for running my own company: How can I contribute to society? And this was just a perfect opportunity for us to say ‘oh my gosh, let’s make something we can give back.’ Even if we don’t sell anything, let’s make something that we can give to all these people as opposed to sitting back and doing nothing,” Ms. Hansen said. Ms. Hansen said the entire process of making the sanitizer to be able to ship it out took about eight weeks, but it was a bit difficult. Due to the current pandemic, there has been a shortage of lots of things, such as ethyl alcohol,which is needed to make hand sanitizer, as well as caps, bottles, pumps, etc. Luckily, it all came together. Their manufacturer eventually got the alcohol, and Ms. Hansen had a slew of packaging that she was able to repurpose to sell the sanitizer in. “We were sitting here on a huge amount of inventory getting ready Please see helping on A4

Brooke Hansen, director of Surf’s Up Bath Co., decided to make her own sanitizers to help first responders and the community.

Rare print of Nano Lopez’s giclee has rich history

F. sends me a canvas giclee by the Colombian artist Nano Lopez. The image size (without the frame) is 14.25 x 18” and the edition number (how many were made in a series) is 280. E.F. has the 267 copy. Editions can be larger than what is stated on the canvas; many artists make artist’s proofs and a few more for the print house. So, a good question when you buy a print, E.F., is the total size of an edition. This is important because the larger the edition size, the less rare the image is, and therefore often less valuable. Nano (1955) grew up in Bogota, Columbia, and had a grandmother who sculpted, and a metal sheet maker father. In 1980 he studied at the Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux Arts in Paris. He made a mark as a master enlarger, an expert in preparing the technology around models. He founded a series of animal sculptures called Nananimals. Your giclee (which is a print process, but still multiple) was a study for a bronze figure by Nano titled “Lucy.” Many of his castings had their inspection in a sketch. And because his market likes to see these sketches, he capitalized and made copies of his sketches as he was designing the bronze. I can’t print a photo of that bronze in the

paper because it is copyrighted, supported by the mother. And the but I did send you a copy of what wax cools. your sketch “grew up” to be. Craftsmen make “gates” which I thought I would explain what are armatures or supports and would have happened after the openings, for the molten bronze artist completed the sketch, and to be poured. A coating, called a show you what Lucy would have slurry, of liquid ceramic is painted become, and the process she would over the wax, which hardens have undertaken to become a to the shape and texture of the bronze. original piece. In an After sketching inconspicuous place Lucy, she would have the wax seal, called been modeled in the cap, is broken. Now clay in a small scale the mold goes into the (called a maquette). kiln, and all the wax is Then she would be melted away, so that all enlarged to actual that remains is the mold size in clay. Since itself. the artist adds At this point 2100ask the little objects that degree molten bronze he has found to the GOLD DIGGER is poured into the mold, sculptures, the clay is filing the empty shell Dr. Elizabeth Stewart impressed with these where there once was objects. After that, wax. The metal will take she would have been the form of the original coated with silicone. Then a master model when it is hardened, but mold (called the mother) would be first a craftsman with a pneumatic fitted over the pliable silicone. hammer chips away the ceramic Now we are into the meat of mold. the process which is called “the Now you will see the bronze lost wax process,” created for resembling your sketch of Lucy. decades upon decades. The goal The bronze is sandblasted, and if is to create a sculpture of bronze it is a complex sculpture, modeled matching the model of clay, the in parts, those parts are welded original design. together, and the unwanted Now the rubber mold bronze and mold lines are ‘chased’ surrounded by the mother is away with power tools. pulled away from the clay. Hot A mix is prepared that creates wax is poured into the silicone a tone to the bronze; anywhere

from a gold tone to a deep black is achieved with chemicals: this is called the patina. Bronze can be “cold painted” after it is cooled; an artist can apply acrylic colors for accents. Lacquer is applied in the end as a sealant. E.F., your sketch leads to a Lucy bronze figure of which the artist made only 280, and this was one of his earlier figures so the actual Lucy in bronze is no longer available for sale though the artist or his gallery. She would have been 10.5 x 12 x 10.” The value of your giclee sketch is hard to ascertain because these sketches were usually sold with the bronze. So I was not able to find one of any kind selling without the bronze at auction. However, I am seeing Lucy giclees offered on eBay for $900 or so. I would think if yours was to come up at auction, however, I would expect a price at under $500.

Dr. Elizabeth Stewart’s column appears every week in the Salon & Style section. Her new book, “Collect Value Divest: The Savvy Appraiser,” is available at local bookstores and at amazon.com. Send questions and photos to Ask the Gold Digger, c/o NewsPress, P.O. Box 1359, Santa Barbara 93102-1359, or email ElizabethAppraisals@gmail.com.

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Continued from Page A3 to fill for our spring and summer, and I thought I can use all of our existing packaging and it all just worked perfectly,â€? Ms. Hansen said. Now, a couple weeks after launch, Ms. Hansen has seen such a positive response from the community on all the hard work she, her husband and everyone else involved provided. First, she received wonderful responses from first responders, especially because of the convenience. “The first responders were really excited because we donated the two-ounce travel size, which, when they’re out on the in the field, they don’t have time to take a huge pump or bottles with them, so they can just put it in their pocket and then have easy access and they can use it between stops which they love,â€? Ms. Hansen said. Then the community started to order the product. Orders came not just from local community members, but managers and shop owners as well to keep their employees safe. Ms. Hansen is happy with she can lend a hand to those who need it. “It feels so good to do something that you love to do,â€? Ms. Hansen said. I mean I love my job, I love

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Don Hansen, Brooke’s husband, helps with Surf’s Up Bath Co. and its sanitizers.

packaging and making premium products and the fact that I get to do this and contribute is the most rewarding thing I’ve ever done.� Even though the pandemic has most people in a daze, Ms. Hansen said the opportunity to be able to create has also been a huge help to her mental health. “It’s so easy to get frustrated with being locked down and not seeing your friends but focusing on doing something that you love in any way that you can think is necessary for our survival,� Ms. Hansen said.

“I feel fortunate that I can make products that have such an effect and the benefit, and I wake up every morning and I’m filled with gratitude.â€? email: jmercado@newspress.comÂ

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Local scholarships announced SANTA BARBARA — The Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara has awarded more than $6 million in college scholarships to nearly 1,800 students in Santa Barbara County for the 2020-21 academic year. Of the $6,000,694 awarded, $2.9 million will help support 1,000 students in North County, while $3.1 million has been distributed to 797 South County students. Scholarship awards for undergraduate students average $2,734. Overall, for both graduate and undergraduate students, awards average $3,357. Scholarships can be used for

college, graduate and vocational studies, including law school and medical school, said Tim Dougherty, director of marketing and communications for the foundation. “This news could not come at a better time. In spite of everything our community has endured in recent months, we are helping almost 1,800 students get a college education. This organization’s status as Santa Barbara County’s leading provider of college scholarships and financial aid advising services is undiminished,� Scholarship Foundation President and CEO Barbara Robertson said in a news release.

While foundation Board Chair Christie Glanville acknowledged the numbers were encouraging, more needs to be done. A total of 1,021 applicants were turned away this year due to a funding shortfall. â€œWe look forward to working with our many generous donors and other community partners to reduce this number in the coming year,â€? she said. Since it was founded in 1962, the foundation has awarded nearly $130 million to more than 53,000 students. For more information, visit sbscholarship.org. â€” Mitchell White

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Horoscope.com Monday, June 1, 2020 Aries — Venus retrograde is moving through your communication sector. Hello, mixed messages! The lunar eclipse on Friday is opening up some major opportunities for you, Aries. But it may also make you a little more vociferous than usual.

Libra — The lunar eclipse might see you actually expressing how you feel (*gasp*). With Venus and the sun linking up, it might be helpful to talk out some important issues you’ve let fall to the wayside. Release the things that are no longer useful, Libra.

Taurus — You’re going to be combing through someone’s proposal with a fine-tooth comb, Taurus. Thanks to Venus retrograde in your finance zone, you’re not letting anything slide. Lastly, the lunar eclipse in an intense zone makes this weekend a bad time to make decisions.

Scorpio — Your emotional sector is being highlighted, Scorpio. Mars in your romance zone is making some direct angles that may cause some extra romance. The lunar eclipse on Friday will turn your attention away from this, however, over to financial matters.

Gemini — This week, you’ve got Mars in Pisces in an interesting zone—making you a little more imaginative than usual. It’s a great time to ponder what’s next for you in your life. Also, on Friday with the lunar eclipse, feelings are getting intense and there may be something you need to say to your partner. Go easy, Gemini.

Sagittarius — Wow, the lunar eclipse in your sign is happening this week! And it’s happening right on your relationship axis. But as Mars is linking to Pisces, you might not be thinking about expressing your concerns to your partner. It might be wise to challenge that energy.

Cancer — With Mercury in Cancer, you’re feeling ready to express yourself this week. Venus and the sun are moving through a sensitive zone, which may stir up the need to really express your feelings around money and relationships. Finally, the lunar eclipse makes you stir up a change in your dayto-day. Leo — Mars could bring back some bad memories this week, Leo. Perhaps it’s time to talk these things through. With a lunar eclipse rolling through your partnership zone, all tying up with Mars, things could get romantic with a special someone. Virgo — The sun is at the top of your chart, meaning you’re in the highest spotlight, Virgo. But with Venus and Mars tangling, plus with Venus still retrograde, someone may be stepping in your way. Over the next few weeks, you’ll start to see the true colors of people you thought were on your side.

Capricorn — The sun is meeting retrograde Venus, asking you to accept any personality clashes with someone else. Friday’s lunar eclipse is giving you some major feels, Capricorn, so don’t be bewildered by the fact that you actually want to talk about your emotions. Aquarius — Venus and Mars are moving through your finance zone,Aquarius. While it’s been great to spend on whatever you want, now might be the time to slow things down—especially with the lunar eclipse coming up! It’s hitting right across your romance axis. You may feel an urge to dive in, but you need to take things slowly.

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SANTA BARBARA NEWS-PRESS

NEWS

MONDAY, JUNE 1, 2020

Supervisors to discuss commercial cannabis requirements By MITCHELL WHITE NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER

The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday will consider implementing new development standards and permit requirements regarding certain commercial cannabis activities. In July 2019, the board directed staff to have the Planning Commission come up with recommendations or strategies to help mitigate the odor and other impacts of cannabis operations along urban-rural boundaries, as well as conflicts with existing agriculture operations. Following four public hearings, the Planning Commission adopted a resolution and recommended the board amend the County Land Use and Development Code and added the requirement of a conditional use permit for all cultivation and related activities. In addition, the commission recommended the board amend an article of the Coastal Zoning Ordinance to ensure odor abatement plans wouldn’t be detrimental to the health, safety or general welfare of the neighborhood and would be compatible with the surrounding area. “By making this change to the development standard for odor abatement plans, the Planning Commission’s recommended odor control requirements would be aligned with the standards for approval of the CUPs that would be required for cannabis cultivation and related on-site processing activities,” the staff report reads. Under the proposal, all coastal zone

cultivation operations, including cultivation, distribution and processing, would require a conditional use permit that is appealable to the Coastal Commission. This would also apply to certain inland operations, according to the staff report. For odor control, it is recommended that the development standard be changed to account for impacts to all possible “sensitive receptors to odors,” according to the report. “The new development standard would require decision-makers to determine the requisite amount and type of odor control based on the proposed type of cannabis activity, manner in which the cannabis activity would be conducted (e.g., indoor or outdoor), odor-generating activities’ (e.g., on-site drying or freezing) proximity to sensitive receptors surrounding the project site, site-specific meteorological conditions and topography, etc., using the discretion that would be afforded to decision-makers when considering the findings for approval of the CUP that would be required for the proposed project,” the staff report reads. The amendments to the LUDC would take effect 30 days after adoption, while the article amendments would take effect upon certification from the Coastal Commission, which could take up to 15 months after adoption. When the ordinance takes effect, projects that have not been issued land use permits, or those that have the permits but have not implemented them, would be subject to the new permitting and odor control requirements. As of May 19, 241 permit applications are

pending or approved but have not been issued. A total of 28 permit applications have been issued, according to the report. “Cannabis activities that are the subject of an issued LUP or CDP and are vested, would become legal nonconforming based on their noncompliance with the new permitting requirements and, possibly in certain cases, the new odor control requirements,” the report reads. Also on Tuesday, the board will receive a COVID-19 update and the county’s response and operations. In other business, the county will consider adopting an urgency ordinance to authorize the Public Works Director to temporarily issue special encroachment permits for operations by businesses and community entities in county rights-of-way during the pandemic. The ordinance requires a four-fifths vote. The board will also discuss suspending zone regulations and permit restrictions on wineries and wine tasting rooms serving food, as long as they are compliant with state laws regarding retail food and alcohol and state and local directives on reopening. Tuesday’s meeting will be televised on local cable channel 20, as well as online at www. countyofsb.org/ceo/csbtv/livestream.sbc. The meeting will also be streamed on YouTube, at www.youtube.com/user/CSBTV20. Those who wish to participate can contact sbcob@countyofsb.org prior to the meeting, or call 805-568-2240. email: mwhite@newspress.com

TYLER, Gail (Walsh) May 24, 1947 to May 21, 2020

Gail was born in Port Credit, Ontario, Canada and immigrated to the United States in 1964. After returning to Canada she moved to the U.S. permanently in 1967. She moved to Santa Barbara in 1969 to be near her brother and sister and raise her twin daughters. She worked as a legal secretary and transitioned to a paralegal during her 25 years with Griffith and Thornburgh. Gail was an excellent athlete and won awards in track while in school. She also enjoyed playing golf and tennis along with biking and hiking. She pursued an interest in art through oil painting which she relished. Gardening also brought her pleasure. She was a giving person who donated her time to several worthy charities including: Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) where she represented several children through the years; Visiting Nurse and Hospice Care where she and her beloved dogs Berkeley and Cleo provided pet therapy to patients at Serenity House: Job Smart (dress for success program) where she volunteered and transitioned into the Executive Director; Casa de Maria as a docent, and the Holiday Project where she and husband Terry visited nursing home residents on various holidays. She was preceded in death by her parents G. Albert and Irene and her brother Robert Walsh. Survivors include her husband of 35 years Terry, sister Patricia & Robert Riley and sister-in-law Roma Walsh. Daughters Polly Pelly (Ivan) and Julie Capps and son Christopher Balsillie Grand sons Aden Capps, Oliver and Ashton Pelly, and Connor, Tyler, and Maverick Balsillie. Nephew Warren, Nieces; Kathy (Paul), Kelly (Jim), Lisa, Tracey (Larry) and 12 grand nieces and nephews. Gail will be remembered for her indomitable spirit and her good will. From the Prophet: “and what is it to cease breathing but to free the breath from it’s restless tides, that it may rise and seek God unencumbered and when the earth shall claim your limbs, then you shall truly dance.” The family would like to thank the kind folks at Visiting Nurse and Hospice care and Serenity House for their caring help. In lieu of flowers please consider a donation to this fine organization. A service will be held at a future date.

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Protesters attended the demonstration carrying signs supporting the Black Lives Matter moverment and calling for an end to racism and police violence.

Murillo: ‘To mend wounds, anger must eventually be channeled into introspection, education, and action’ PROTEST

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Barbara Mayor Cathy Murillo released a statement on Mr. Floyd’s death. “Over the weekend, cities across our nation have become flashpoints of civil unrest. Our local government stands in solidarity with those who choose the pre-ordained right to peacefully protest. To mend wounds, anger must eventually

be channeled into introspection, education, and action right here at home,” Ms. Murillo said. Similar protests were held in both Lompoc and Santa Maria on Sunday. During the Santa Maria protest, a large group of people marched along Broadway before congregating in the street in front of City Hall. While the rally was being

held, the Santa Maria Police Department took to Twitter to thank the community for keeping things peaceful. “We know our community and we know we will get through this together. Thank you for your cooperation and support,” the department wrote in a tweet. email: pgonzalez@newspress.com

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Continued from Page A1 murdered, not too long ago. My grandparents were alive. They remember it, they remember how they felt, they remember the pain, and it is still happening today,” Crystal said. Crystal continued that the Santa Barbara community has erased its local black history and lamented the closure of the first black baptist church in Santa Barbara because of bankruptcy. “Second Baptist Church, it no longer exists because the community banks wouldn’t support it and then a slum lord came and took it,” Crystal said. She continued that church leaders put out newspaper and TV ads to save the church but the community did not support them. Local activists including The Rev. David Moore, Santa Barbara City College Student Program Advisor Chelsea Lancaster and poet Sojourner Kincaid Rolle also addressed the crowd. After the Sunken Garden event, protesters took to the streets. Then they laid on the ground at Anacapa Street and Figueroa street for eight minutes in honor of Mr. Floyd. The Santa Barbara Police Department placed yellow tape across street poles to prevent the group from encroaching on the police headquarters on East Figueroa Street. On Sunday afternoon, Santa

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