Santa Barbara News-Press: July 06, 2020

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The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors will discuss an appeal from Patrick Nesbitt, who is seeking approval for a private helicopter landing pad in Summerland.

Cleared for landing? County Supervisors to take up appeal of Summerland helistop By MITCHELL WHITE NEWS-PRESS ASSOCIATE EDITOR

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Santa Barbara Boys and Girls Club President David Bolton, left, and United President Tony Vallejo shake hands after signing the merger agreement to bring all area clubs under the United banner.

Boys and Girls Club combines with United Boys and Girls Clubs to provide more service By GRAYCE MCCORMICK

The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors will meet Tuesday to discuss an appeal by hotelier Patrick Nesbit, who is seeking approval for a private helicopter landing pad in Summerland. Mr. Nesbit, who founded, chairs and serves as the CEO of Windsor Capital Group, filed the application on behalf of Carpinteria Valley Farms. He is seeking a conditional use permit and coastal development permit to authorize operation of a helistop with one landing zone to be used for personal use and emergency services. The landing zone would consist of a 25-square foot plastic tarp located in the center of the 20-acre property that would temporarily be placed prior to landing and removed following take off. Personal use of the helistop would be limited to a maximum of two times per week between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Emergency responders would be able to use the helistop on an as-needed basis depending

upon the nature of potential emergencies. The helicopter used by Mr. Nesbit would take the ocean route as opposed to the mountain route in order to avoid potential disturbance to residences. There would be no refueling or maintenance at the proposed landing zone and the project does not propose any construction. The project was scheduled for a hearing before the Planning Commission in June 2019, though it was continued until September to allow review and response to the approximately 200 letters submitted from the community in opposition of the project. Prior to the September hearing, the applicant revised the project description to propose one landing zone, as opposed to two, and adjusted the hours of operations. At the September hearing, the commissioners directed staff to return on Nov. 7, 2019 with findings for denial and the project was denied. Mr. Nesbit asserts that the denial is inconsistent with the Please see SUPERVISORS on A8

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“We looked at each other and said, ‘Let’s make this happen.’ ” Those were the four words spoken between the presidents of two longtime nonprofits — the Boys and Girls Club of Santa Barbara and the United Boys and Girls Clubs of Santa Barbara County — that brought both organizations together as one. The nonprofits announced their merger today. From Carpinteria to Lompoc, every club will now operate cohesively as one organization — a move that is expected to cut down on operation costs in order to provide more for the kids. The merger has been a work-in-progress for eight months now, and David Bolton, president of the board of the Boys and Girls Club of Santa Barbara, referred to it as “a long, lengthy process, but a very beneficial process.” “This would not have happened without the vision of both boards, the commitment of the board members, the hard work of the staff and the generosity of so many supporters that understand the benefits of having a boys and girls club in their local community,” Mr. Bolton said. “From Carp to Goleta, from Santa Barbara to Lompoc, the boys and girls clubs have impacted thousands and thousands of our youth.” Mr. Bolton said that because of the merger, the Boys and Girls Club of Santa Barbara’s operating budget will likely reduce to 20% on an annual basis. “When your operation costs reduce, there’s more money to offer programs and scholarships,” Mr. Bolton said. “There’s such an important need, especially right now. Now, more than ever, the boys and girls clubs are going to be playing a very important role to make sure our youth do not take a step backwards.” Please see CLUBS on A8

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Outdoor tables are set up on Linden Avenue in Carpinteria on Sunday.

Fourth of July weekend fizzles out By PAUL GONZALEZ NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER

The United Boys and Girls Club now serves more than 5,000 kids from Lompoc to Carpinteria, with 450 volunteers in addition to the staff.

Multi-colored fireworks lit up the night sky along the South County on the Fourth of July evening, but that excited energy didn’t translate into overcrowded beaches on Sunday. An overcast morning and county-wide beach “passive recreation” ban didn’t stop some families from toting their

umbrellas and lawn chairs to Carpinteria State Beach, though most beachgoers were walking, jogging, swimming or taking part in an activity. According to Santa Barbara County statistics, the county has 3,406 COVID-19 cases, as of Saturday. Cottage Health is caring for 253 patients across all campuses. Spokeswoman Maria Please see FOURTH on A2

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actually gave up four runs, but the had started. But give (the Halos) three he surrendered in the fifth credit. They made plays. inning were unearned after the “You’ve got to tip your hat to A home run by Willie Barcena Halos committed a two-out error. them. They played really well. and a solid pitching performance At the time, it gave the Foresters a They made plays when they had by professional arm Konner 4-1 lead. to, and they made pitches when Arnold lifted the Southern “Their guy pitched really they had to.� California Halos to an 8-5 victory well,� Santa Barbara manager As was the case for the first over the previously unbeaten Bill Pintard said. “He had us offfour games, and what will be Santa Barbara Foresters on balance. He mixed (his pitches) the case for the remainder of Sunday afternoon at Pershing really well. He’s a professional the Foresters’ home schedule — Park. pitcher in independent ball, and trails which through CHRISTIAN WHITTLE bara Front Country andruns access roads.mid August Barcena’s first homer of he had us a little offstride.� — no fans were allowed in to WS-PRESS STAFF WRITER “What we’re seeing a lot of folks are doing is the season, a two-run shot, The Foresters had outscored watch Sunday’s game because of they’re driving up alongside of the road and just gohighlighted a four-run seventh their opponents, 72-6, over COVID-19 protocols. Developed recreation sites in California will re- ing for hikes up there. That’s There’s not an order inning for the Halos, which gave their first four games — which It isok. a shame that Santa inthem closed through May When 15 after the USDA Forhikingof trails,� Andew Madsen, U.S. Forthe lead for good. included a 35-2against schallacking the said Barbara-area baseball fans won’t Service issued an order closures Braves Southern California took extending the lead the Bakersfield on Saturday est Service spokesman.be allowed to enter the ballpark ursday. in the seventh, it was the first time at Pershing. Pintard some forsure thisifsummer’s because “We rested just want to make people goteam, out they’re The order was issued for theinentire Santa Barbara (4-1) trailed its Pacific of hisSouthstarters safely on Sunday, andbetweenthe Foresters what spaced one another.have If you getmight to a five games theNational summerForests,the Halosintooktrailhead full advantage of be the pool of talent stfirst Region and itsof18 which and there’s just toobest many cars there,the you season. lack of offensive organization — which has won des the Los Padres National Forest. Santa Barbara’s should find a different area to go to as opposed to trywhose minor league firepower it had displayed seven National Baseball Congress The Arnold, initial closure order went into effect March 26thating to get in.� canceled because of over its first four contests. World Series titles — has ever had. d season was setwas to expire April 30. and local responses the coronavirus Covid-19, allowed one earned run “We mixed up As ourstate lineup a little With theto prestigious Cape Cod t applied to recreational use areas such as camp- pandemic continue to evolve, the Forest Service felt on five hits with five strikeouts bit today,� Pintard said. “For some League and other elite summer unds, daywalk. use sites picnic areas. of them, it wasthat the situation a twoleagues week extension of the and one Theand right-hander the first time theywarranted collegiate throughout The order was issued to discourage large gather- the closures, said Mr. Madsen. s of people and promote safe social distancing of “At the end of that they’ll evaluate and see where ying more than six feet apart. we’re at and whether or not we’re going to continue n the Santa Barbara Ranger District, 12 camp- as we need it,� said Mr. Madsen. unds and picnic areas will remain closed, includ“This order can be rescinded at any time. If local Don Alessi he came to freedom you know, you can have a the Fremont campground and White Rock and said health officials say it looks like the sky has cleared up visit Carpinteria from Lancaster pleasant lunch. We’re from Santa dContinued Rock picnic areas. from Page A1 we and can rescind the order tomorrow. For now, we I’ve with his two sons seven Clarita. This is theright second time The order Thursday does not add to the closures don’t want to extend it out too far.since 1974, if you can grandchildren. Mr. Alessi has been here eady in place for Santa Barbara. While other ar- Carpinteria “We just for want to make sureit,� in Ms. theReaber next couple been visiting believe said. of Zate said 201 patients are acute like the Monterey Ranger District have closed almost 40 years. Shegoing explained that weeks as we monitor what’s on that weher areother takcare patients and 172 acute care ilheads and forest roads, locals will still“We havedoacthis every year, we come steps family members visitstate Carpinteria beds remain available. ing the appropriate along with our and s toOn the many afternoon, Santa Ynez Valley and for Santa one Barweek a local year. With all the regularly. Sunday a Santa partners.� problems, we didn’t know until the Linette Marsh enjoyed a pizza Barbara County Sheriff’s Office last minute that we could come. lunch with her two young children helicopter flew out to Santa This is not really bad. If everything at a table across the street from Claus lane because of the crowds. was actually really closed, we Ms. Rebar’s group. The crew used a loudspeaker wouldn’t be here. We love the town. “We live here by Concha Loma to remind beachgoers that the It’s not a hustle and bustle place,� and we were out on a bike ride. beaches were closed. Mr. Alessi said. He said he used to We didn’t know that these (tables) Some people packed up and take his children camping at the were open. We were excited to see left, but most were indifferent and nearby campground when they them and we wanted to support continued to enjoy the surf and were young. local businesses, so we bought a sand in spite of the warning. “They all love it here,� he said pizza,� Ms. Marsh said. The Linden Avenue side of The city of Carpinteria closed She added that she would the beach drew smaller crowds, off a section of Linden Avenue continue to use the tables if the possibly due to drastic parking and set up picnic tables so visitors city left them AGES out past Fourth of COUNTY COUNTY CITIES COUNTY CASES restrictions, including twocould support local restaurants July 0-17 weekend. 21 SOUTH UNINCORP. 22 hour parking limits and parking and enjoy a takeout meal 57 with While the outdoor dining84 area 18-29 SANTA BARBARA closures near the beach and on their families, despite county-wide provided some restaurant traffic, CONFIRMED OVERALL 30-49 183 GOLETA 7 portions of Concha Loma Drive. dining room closures. Seastrand women’s clothing 50-69 167 ISLA VISTA 1 A handful of family groups Patti Reaber enjoyed a quiet store owner Taylor Rice said that 70-PLUS 41 GOLETA VLY/GAVIOTA 13 were spread out along the water lunch from Reynaldo’s Mexican business was slow. ANNOUNCED THURSDAY and others lined up outside SANTA YNEZ VALLEY 5 Bakery with her family at one of “I was looking at previous years the beachfront properties on the tables. this morning and it has definitely LOMPOC 84 COUNTY STATUS Sandyland Road. “The weather is beautiful, there’s been slowing. Usually this time LOMPOC FED. PRISON 106 NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER

Chuck’s Waterfront Grill and Endless Summer Bar Cafe close permanently

country shut down because of the coronavirus, Pintard has been able to lasso a number of talented players who would have been off to one of the other leagues — most notably, the Cape Cod League. It’s a group that includes five members of the UCLA team that was ranked No. 2 in the nation when the season came to an in early March. Byabrupt JOSHhalt GREGA Brekkies by Chomp, and Mortensen’s Danish Bakery. “I think, offensively, NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER yes, this The initial lease for the Chuck’s and Endless Summight be the best group of mer property is 10 years with four, five-year options to talent ever had,â€? Pintard More we’ve than 20 years after they first opened, Chuck’s Š 2020 Ashleigh Brilliant,extend 117 W. Valerio CAlease. 93101 (catalog $5). www.ashleighbrilliant.com the Santa termBarbara of the said. “Top to bottom, yes, I Waterfront Grill and The Endless Summer Bar CafĂŠ are Mr. Petersen is inheriting the existing lease with believe it is the best. We have permanently closed. Onin the morning of April 30 the wa- only the four, five-year options remaining, with an eight guys out of nine our terfront announced its closure with a fare- average seasonally adjusted base rent of $23,585 per lineup restaurant who are capable of hitting well post on its Instagram account. home runs. month. “They’re fast. Their defense The post read, “It is with heavy hearts that we anThough Mr. Petersen plans to continue running is really our our pitching nounce wegood, haveand closed doors for good. Thank you Chuck’s and Endless Summer in line with its current isyour just outstanding. We’veThe been for constant support. memories will never be operation for a time, the restaurant has upgrades playing really clean on the field, forgotten.â€? planned for around the fall. According to the agenda, but today we didn’t.â€? Despite the current economic chaos due to the COV- under Mr. Petersen’s business plan the second floor of ID-19 pandemic, the prospect of Chuck’s and Endless the establishment will be converted into a traditional email: gfall@newspress.com Summer ceasing operation dates back to before the outWE BUY CARS,TRUCKS, VANS, & HEAVYsoups, EQUIPMENT deli cafĂŠ focused on sandwiches, and salads, break. According to the agenda of a March 24 Santa Bar- with a gourmet grocery area selling wine, beer, and ANY CONDITION CASH! WE PICK UP FREE! bara City Council meeting in which assignment of the prepackaged foods. For evenings, the second floor will restaurant’s lease to a new operator was the first item, have a full bar and a dinner menu focusing on “adult Chuck’s and Endless Summer co-owner Steve Hyslop food and beverages.â€? of year we a ton of tourists. informed thehave Waterfront Department of his desire to The restaurant’s ground floor is proposed to be simThey want to spend their 2019. sell theall establishment in August ilar to Mr. Petersen’s Chomp restaurants. Its menu of money and I havethe tons of foot After receiving department’s lease assignment burgers, fries, and shakes will cater to families, young traffic,â€? Ms. Rice said. requirements, Mr. Hyslop began searching for a new adults, and retirees, and for evenings will be converted She added that she has regular buyer and ultimately found customers from all over the it in businessman Aaron to a “dinner type atmosphere.â€? Petersen, operates number of restaurants in Solstate, butwho many haven’tavisited vang including Chomp, Coffee House by Chomp, email: jgrega@newspress.com Carpinteria this season.The Seastrand is located at 919 Linden Ave. #2044. The Grapeseed Company gift shop, at 961 Linden Ave in Carpinteria, had a busy weekend, according to sales representative Kelly Kite. Ms. Kite said the shop’s scented-hand sanitizer has been flying off the shelves. “We were gonna close on the fourth, but we decided to stay open. It worked out and I was surprised with the beaches being closed. The hand sanitizer has essential oils Carpet Care, Oriental & Area Rugs, in it. It smells really good and it CA. Wood Floors Repaired & Refinished, has ATanAingredient that makes your hands really soft,â€? Ms. Kite said. GLANCE Water Damage & Mold Service “I was a little nervous just knowing all the people were coming in from out of town, but it CASESout OVERALL / THURS. worked perfectly where the flow was great,â€? Ms. Kite said.

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SANTA BARBARA — Sheriff’s deputies arrested a vehicle theft and burglary suspect early Sunday. According to a Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Department, at 4 a.m. deputies responded to assist Santa Barbara Police Department officers on a stolen-

for treatment, then booked into vehicle recovery in the 400 block County Jail for two outstanding of Arroyo Road. A subject took a NICK MASUDA / NEWS-PRESS GRAPHIC warrants: one for vehicle theft and black 2015 GMC truck from the a no bail warrant for a violation of 100 block of Bath Street earlier probation. Saturday evening. The vehicle’s OnStar system tracked the vehicle — Paul Gonzalez to an Arroyo Road address. Deputies had responded to the same address earlier that evening during a burglary investigation where a subject took items from a vacant home, including a garageGOLETA — Fireworks sparked door remote. a carport fire Saturday evening. Sheriff’s deputies, SBPD Santa Barbara County Fire officers and California Highway Department spokesman Capt. Patrol officers set up a perimeter Daniel Bertucelli said fire around the house and used a crews responded to reports of a PA system to urge the suspect to structure fire in the 6200 block of surrender. Westmoreland Place at 9:51 p.m. When the subject did not When firefighters arrived, respond to their requests, they found an attached carport deputies entered the house engulfed in flames. with a K9 unit. The K9, named Firefighters attacked the fire Odin, found the suspect, 41-yearaggressively and prevented it from old Benny Velasquez of Santa spreading to the main residence. Barbara, in the upstairs area of Capt. Bertucelli said the house and apprehended him. investigators determined the use Mr. Velasquez suffered minor of fireworks in the area caused injuries and received medical the fire. attention at the scene. He was XFFL PS FWFO UXP XFFL MPOH DPVOU transported to an area hospital — Paul Gonzalez

Santa Barbara announced its 10 honorary El Presidentes and La Presidentas for next month’s Fiesta celebration. Among those named were Hugh P. and Dianne Davis; Bill and Solange Springer; Geoff Grow, Kathy Baron, Nancy Callahan, Robin Gauss, Erin Graffy de Garcia and John Palminteri.

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The Matchmaker By MARILYN MCMAHON NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER

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lthough she didn’t realize it at the time, the economic recession of 20072009 turned out to be a blessing in disguise for Trudie Reich of Carpinteria. Instead of pursuing a career in social work, she became the founder and owner of Beach Baby Nannies, which is somewhat of a misnomer because the flourishing agency provides child care specialists in addition to other household staff such as personal and executive assistants, private chefs, housekeepers and house and estate managers. “I consider myself a matchmaker. I match individuals and families with the right kind of help to make their lives easier,” said Ms. Reich, who earned her bachelor’s degree in sociology in 2009 at UCSB. “Unfortunately, because of the recession, there were no jobs in social work, so I decided to take a position as a nanny for a family in San Francisco. I had been babysitting since the age of 14, earning money for my cell phone and other expenses all through junior high at La Colina and high school at Santa Barbara High and college. It was a great source of income, and I love kids. I never considered it work,” she said. Her year as a nanny for two infants was not only lucrative — she earned $100,000 for the year she was there — but she also traveled with the family to Aspen, Hawaii, New York City, London and Paris. “It was a real eye opener because for the first time I observed the importance of a

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household staff. I realized that a always associated with Santa job in a home could be a career,” Barbara.” said Ms. Reich. “Someone had to After designing her own website connect the family with the right — “something I had never done staff person. Families go to an before and the same with business agency to get professionals with cards” — she launched her experience who are reliable and company in January 2017. discreet, which is very important.” “I was a one-woman show, Her observation was reinforced making flyers and placing them when she went to Los Angeles in around town. I had a placard on 2011 and became a nanny for a my minivan. I didn’t get my first number of celebrities. client until December, almost “It was a a year later,” glamorous said Ms. Reich, lifestyle, who describes traveling on herself as a oneFor more information about Beach private jets woman show. Baby Nannies, call 805-637-2634, around the “I’m as good email beachbabynannies@gmail.com world. It put me as the people I or visit www.beachbabynannies.com. on the next level represent. My in my career in background the industry,” spans over 15 said Ms. Reich, noting that there is years as a professional nanny/ a fine line between being a nanny family assistant/ house manager and becoming part of the family. and with a toddler of my own, “The boundary shouldn’t be I bring a wealth of knowledge crossed. You are an employee first and experience to the agency’s and part of the family later if that executive role. I’m also very should happen,” she said. familiar with the Santa Barbara The idea to launch her own area, having grown up here since I agency came during a traumatic was 2 years old.” period in her life when she Today, Beach Baby Nannies, became the mother of Scarlett, which has clients from Ventura her relationship with the father and Oxnard to Montecito and ended, and she came back to Santa Ynez, is a member of the Santa Barbara. International Nanny Association. “I was in a very dark place. I In addition to the nannies, who was 30 years old, had postpartum must have a minimum of three depression, no job, no income and years of child care experience, was living with my parents,” said the agency also provides Newborn Ms. Reich. Care Specialists, Newborn With the support of her family Nannies and Postpartum Doulas. and therapy, she began to recover “Our biggest need for child and decided to start her own care currently is families who household staffing agency, even are bringing home a newborn though she had no business and getting help at night, and background. since the COVID-19 crisis, people “I said to myself, ‘What have want nannies who can help with I got to lose?’ ” said Ms. Reich, education in the home in the who chose the name Beach Baby mornings and basic child care in Nannies “because the beach is the afternoon,” said Ms. Reich,

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“Nannies are paid one rate to care for all children in their employer’s family,” Ms. Reich said.

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Aries —Mars is moving through your sign still—firing you up. However, thanks to the Jupiter and Pluto clash with the sun in your career sector, going for what you want at work may be harder than ever. Mars and Chiron also click this week, making you more insecure. Taurus — Being a Taurus, you’re always looking to expand. But with Jupiter and Pluto connecting this week, things are not exactly going to go your way. It could also make you a little brash with your actions—something that you’re not used to. Gemini — Money and resources need a balance right now, Gemini. Pluto and Jupiter could be affecting your bank account. Mars and Chiron hits your social sector, asking you to re-evaluate your friendships. Cancer — When are you finally going to put your foot down with your friendships? Your career sector is getting highlighted, but you’re caught trying to figure out things with your friends. People might be cancelling last minute or just being a bit shady. It’s time to fight for yourself. Leo — Your work and social life is going a little crazy, Leo. But with the Jupiter and Pluto connection happening in your lifestyle section is bound to throw in some surprises. Virgo — Mars is moving through an emotional section of your chart, Virgo. It’s also making a connection with Chiron—which rules our deepest insecurities. So, you’re going to be a little sensitive this week. Get ready! Libra — Mars is moving through Aries right now and

it’s also connecting with Chiron. When those two meet, your relationships are going to become the center of your attention. Who’s worth it to keep in your life and who’s not, Libra? Scorpio — Some very intense planets are moving through your communication zone. What’s that mean? You’re about to be much more open about your feelings than your usual Scorpio self. These planets could also inspire some great ideas this week. Sagittarius — The sun is moving through an intense sector of your chart, all while Jupiter and Pluto touch the same zone. This isn’t just going to affect one area of your life‌ You’ll be considering all of it. It’s a great week to start seeing a therapist or talking things out with a friend, Sagittarius. Capricorn — Saturn is retrograde in Capricorn right now. And with Jupiter and Pluto also retrograde, you might feel totally off balance these days. Projects or plans might not be going well. But be patient. This week may be rough, but things will get easier.

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ear Abby: My help for it — IF he is willing 36-year-old son to admit that he needs it. lives with me, A licensed mental health which benefits professional could help both of us. I him understand why he am retired and his income is hoarding and motivate helps. The problem I’m him to change the habits having is he hoards that have led to BEST OF garbage. it. There are also It’s terrible. There’s medications that garbage on his bed, can lessen his and it has reached compulsion to the ceiling in other hoard. However, parts of the room. it won’t happen This has been going unless you finally on for many years. put your foot down Abigail Two years ago, I and inform your son Van Buren filled up two large that what he’s doing garbage bags to throw is a health and out. It didn’t even make a safety hazard, and a risk you dent. When he got home, he will no longer tolerate. Tell was furious and deducted him that unless he gets help, $50 from the rent because he will no longer be able to he felt I needed to have live under your roof. consequences for what I did. Dear Abby: I am a 68-yearI realized then how serious old male reader, married, this is. I know it’s a health with many friends and hazard as well as a fire acquaintances. My best hazard. friend (“Brent�) has a longI’m at my wits’ end. I time girlfriend (“Judy�) we understand this has to do are with all the time. There with loss, and he has had is also another couple many, including a dad who (“Tom� and “Sue�) we like left when I was pregnant. very much. There has been no contact The six of us have gone during his lifetime. Please out and had what I thought help. was a good time, but when — Son’s a Hoarder I proposed another getDear Son’s a Hoarder: together, Judy said she felt Your son is suffering from Sue was condescending a mental disorder. There is and unfriendly to her. I

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have never experienced this with Sue, and I didn’t observe anything like that when we were all together, but I suppose I could be oblivious. My problem is, there are times it’s awkward to not invite Tom and Sue (as well as the fact I have fun with them and would like them there). Is there something I can do to change this situation? — Awkward in the East Dear Awkward: Do not get into a squabble between the two women. If Judy prefers not to socialize with Sue, she may not accept an invitation if she knows Sue will be present, which is her privilege. Because you like both couples, see them separately until this blows over — if it ever does. If you are asked why the dynamic has changed, tell Brent the truth about what Judy told you so he won’t think it has anything to do with him. Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at www. DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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MONDAY, JULY 6, 2020

Drive-by sermons By PAUL GONZALEZ NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER

Carpinteria Community Church Pastor Jarrett Johnson took his sermon to the rooftops on Sunday morning. On Easter, Mr. Johnson started holding services outdoors to comply with social distancing guidelines. Church members pull into the parking lot and form single file lines with their cars. Risdon’s 76 Service owner Don Risdon directed the traffic. Mr. Johnson celebrated the service on the church roof and attendees tuned into an AM radio frequency to listen to the readings and sermon. “Our church mission is ‘To worship God together and share Christ’s love with the world,’” Mr. Johnson said. “From the very beginning it was clear that the pandemic was going to make the ‘worship-Godtogether’ part very difficult. The drive-in service has enabled us to continue our mission because there is a certain degree of proximity that allows people to participate together,” Mr. Johnson said. Over 20 cars filled the church parking lot on Sunday, most had more than one person inside. Some church members sat on spaced-out chairs in the parking lot to enjoy the weather. Friends waived at each other, sang along with the hymns in their cars and received bread and juice for the celebration of The Lord’s Supper. Even the church’s most devoted puppy, a Yorkie-Poo named Kobe, was in attendance. “It’s been quite important for us to have the ability to be together. It’s important for us in a whole lot of ways,” Mr. Johnson said. The pandemic forced the church to stop all its youth activities. Mr. Johnson said the church is funding youth outreach through donations to the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. “They work with high schools throughout Santa Barbara County. Our resources go to Carpinteria High School,” Mr. Johnson said. Mr. Johnson admitted that he misses holding services in the church sanctuary and interacting with church members more closely, but he said the view from the roof is a unique experience in its own right. “When I look from the roof, you can see the mountains right there and a lot of palm trees in the background. It’s beautiful. It’s nice for us to be outdoors and there’s a

Carpinteria Community Church Pastor Jarrett Johnson delivers a sermon from the church’s roof as his congregation listens in or near their cars on Sunday.

CLUBS

Now, kids will be able to walk into any club in Santa Barbara County and receive the same services. Mr. Bolton said it’s important for the clubs to be consistent and allow any person to walk in and feel like they’re part of something. The combined boys and girls clubs will now serve more than 5,000 youth from Lompoc to Carpinteria, with 450 volunteers working together with the staff. The Boys and Girls Club of Santa Barbara will continue to

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connection to the beginnings of this church before this building was built,” Mr. Johnson said. He explained that in the 1930s,

the congregation worshiped outdoors for two years. “There’s a historical connection for us in that way. Our mission is to proclaim Jesus Christ to the world.

The drive-in service really helps us be true to that mission that God gave us,” Mr. Johnson added.

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can now all work together to be a stronger, more efficient organization means we can use those extra resources to help those kids. I think it’s going to be so good for the boys and girls clubs and the whole county to see us all working together to bring every possible resource to the kids in this community.” The Boys and Girls Club of Santa Barbara, located at 632 E. Canon Perdido St., is the first club in the merged nonprofit to open today. Directors from all the other clubs will staff it in order to learn how to navigate limited capacity, social distancing and all other protocols.

SUPERVISORS

county’s zoning ordinance and other laws and there was no substantial evidence to support the denial. He also said there was a lack of fair and impartial hearing, according to a staff report. The board will discuss whether to deny the appeal, thus denying the project. Several community members wrote the commissioners speaking out against the proposed project, with many saying it would open the door for similar permits in the future. “This would certainly change the character of my neighborhood and likely lead to diminution of my property value,” wrote John Genovese, of Montecito.

“We’re going to use that as an opportunity to make sure our staff knows exactly how to manage the COVID world. We’re going to have a very experienced and dedicated staff,” Mr. Vallejo said. He added that the reopening of all the other clubs will depend on fundraising, and they need as much help as they can get from the community to “charge as little as possible for our kids to come to the club.” The clubs will shift their focus to provide resources to the youth who have fallen behind in homeschooling amid the school closures. email: gmccormick@newspress.com

cannabis activities. The board previously considered setting a hearing June 2 and 11. In other business, the board will receive a COVID-19 update and provide direction as appropriate. Also Tuesday, the board will receive an update on the progress of the county’s energy and climate action plan goals in the development of the 2030 Climate Action Plan. The board will be asked to approve an agreement with Rincon Consultants for $516,235 for climate action planning services. The meeting will be held virtual and will be streamed live on local cable channel 20, online at www.countyofsb.org and on YouTube at www.youtube.com/user/CSBTV20. email: mwhite@newspress.com

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Vandenberg 68/51

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Los Alamos 84/53

Lompoc 66/51

Buellton 81/51

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Board to set hearing on cannabis-related ordinance amendments Continued from Page A1

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Wind west 4-8 knots today. Wind waves 1-3 feet with a south-southwest swell 3-5 feet at 14-second intervals. Visibility clear.

POINT CONCEPTION TO MEXICO

Wind west 4-8 knots today. Wind waves 1-3 feet with a south-southwest swell 3-5 feet at 14-second intervals. Visibility clear.

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STATE CITIES

“The noise and danger are obvious to even the most casual observer, and you would be setting a horrific precedent that will then lead to other of our neighbors asking for helicopter permits,” wrote Tom and Amelia Mullaney, of Santa Barbara. “It is hard to understand who would think that landing helicopters in a residential area would be reasonable behavior,” wrote Susan Viniar, of Carpinteria. “Anyone who can afford to arrive in a helicopter can land at an airport and take a car to their property.” Also on Tuesday, the supervisors will set a hearing to consider recommendations regarding the county Planning Commission’s recommended ordinance amendments to the county land use development code and the coastal zoning ordinance to implement new development standards and permit requirements regarding certain commercial

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own its property and provide funding. But under the merger, the United Boys and Girls Clubs of Santa Barbara County will oversee all operations. Mr. Bolton calls it a “merger of two equals.” “It’s really exciting that two groups like this can come together and become one,” he said. “It’s a good feeling when everybody’s together.” Tony Vallejo, president of the United Boys and Girls Clubs of Santa Barbara County, was once a “club kid,” and his son was also a part of the club in Goleta. “I know how important clubs are,” he said. “The fact that we

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Guadalupe 71/52

‘It’s a good feeling when everybody’s together’ Continued from Page A1

LOCAL FIVE-DAY FORECAST

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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 151,156 acre-ft. Elevation 738.25 ft. Evaporation (past 24 hours) 59.7 acre-ft. Inflow 12.7 acre-ft. State inflow 16.9 acre-ft. Storage change from yest. -104 acre-ft. Report from U.S. Bureau of Reclamation

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