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Cabrillo senior, Corrin Juré, wouldn’t let a canceled marathon appearance throw him off course, he simply found a new path.

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Overcoming the odds 16-year-old Santa Maria High graduate Bryan Santa Maria High Barriga graduate headed to Notre Dame

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ryan Barriga admits he didn’t have the typical childhood experience.

When he was 4, Bryan’s father was diagnosed with Meniere’s disease, a disorder of the inner ear, and has been unable to work ever since. At 7, his mother and younger sister were deported to Mexico.

“I think it just drove me,” Bryan

By MITCHELL WHITE told the News-Press during a recent NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER phone interview. “I knew that I needed to have a better future for my ryan Barriga admits heparents and I justhave wanted help them didn’t thetotypical out. They’ve done soexperience. much for me just childhood so I could have an education.”

When he was 4, Bryan’s father was KENNETH SONG / NEWS-PRESS PHOTOS Last month, received his diagnosed withBryan Meniere’s disease, Documentary filmmaker Steven Barber and his wife Tamara are shown with various Apollo 11 celebratory items, including a bust of Neil Armstrong, below. high schoolof diploma from Santa a disorder the inner ear, andMahas ria High School at the agesince. of 16.At He been unable to work ever 7, is first member of his family to histhe mother and younger sister were graduate school and in the fall deportedhigh to Mexico. he“I will be heading to theme,” University think it just drove Bryan of Notre Dame. told the News-Press during a recent Being the first“I inknew his family to atphone interview. that I needtend came future with itsfor challengits 50th anniversary, Santa Monica-based from paraplegic athletes to the heroes of

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Mr. Hart confirmed that the loafter Bivens vs.two Sixin Unknown invertebrates and spend much of still lacking in numbers, so it was um and nitrogen-rich compounds in From Monday through Wednes-(inSanta Maria, Lompoc cal facility is not ain Motel 6, and it 133.0, while L.A. is at 122.3. San- In the North County, Santa Ma- their Narcotics Agents, a 1971 decitime resting the kelp forday crews will be restriping lanes WENDY McCAW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Co-Publisher cluding one at the Lompoc fed- ta Barbara is sixth in counties ria High School is already being is unknown if suspects Saturday’s news of necessary to select an area with a their waste. est, Mr. Peters they act as and moving concrete safety barrision in which the court held consistently sizeable population to The crustaceans gather together eral prison) and one is pending.

ARTHUR VON WIESENBERGER . . . Co-Publisher a conveyor statewide would ers to prepare for the next “a beltpartnership of nutrients,” directthat to stages be there- with more than 100 cases at 88.8. utilized for this purpose. determine whether or not the crea- in dens during the day, which Mr. Of someone the 394 claiming cases, 152 are impact the franchisees locally.

On Saturday, Gov. Newsom ly • In the United States, there of work,ofaccording a press supplying their waste and urine tures have a significant impact on Peters suspects may result in more victim an illegalto arrest andrecovering at home, 173 have fully are now 761,964 confirmed cas- was outspoken about the need to lease from SBCAG. into the canopy. search could sue the arrestherbivores moving into the reefs if recovered, 41will arehave in the hospital es, with 35,314 deaths, nearing house the state’s homeless pop- email: nmasuda@newspress.com nutrient levels.

Highway alternatWhile the UCSB team’s collaboraing officers101 for violating the 4th “Sea otter populations are start- this leads to an increase in algae ing lane closures between Linden tors at the United States Geological ing to recover in Southern Califor- around the lobster dens.

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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY NEWS Fire hydrant sheered in crash SANTA BARBARA The top of a fire hydrant was sheered off, spewing a large amount of water onto the street and down a storm drain, in a two-vehicle collision Friday morning in the 100 block of East Pedregosa Street, authorities said.

The collision occurred around 7: 40 a.m. involving a GMC Yukon and Chevy Tahoe. One of the vehicles collided with the hydrant and “caused it to expel copious amounts of water”

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and prompted to city’s Public Works staff to respond and shut off the hydrant, said Battalion Chief Robert Mercado, spokesman for the Santa Barbara City Fire Department.

Water service was restored after a time. Minor injuries were reported in the crash, Battalion Chief Mercado said.

Both vehicles sustained minor to moderate damage. The Santa Barbara Police Department is investigating the circumstances of the collision.

SANTA BARBARA Cottage Health and community partners are asking residents who receive a survey phone call to participate in a community health needs RAFAEL MALDONADO / NEWS-PRESS assessment, offidals said Friday.

A two-car collision at 128 E. Pedregosa St. broke a fire hydrant that gushed water down the street.

— Mitchell White The survey is being conducted “to better understand the needs and strengths of the entire community, and the many diverse groups within it,” Cottage Health spokeswoman Maria Zate said in a news release.

Findings will help Cottage Health and community partners recognize the scope of population health concerns.

The assessment will include Continued from Page A1 2,500 telephone surveys, with calls to randomly selected cellest in getting back to normal because normal was never phones and landlines. All regood enough for me.” sponses will be confidential, A representative of Rep. Salud Carbajal, D-Santa Barand information collected will bara, also spoke at the event, and said, “We are here today not be connected to names or because we refuse to be complicit in the abuse of children phone numbers. Calls will beand refuse to stand idly by while our American identity is gin the week of July 15 and conbeing used to commit human rights abuses.” tinue through September.

The representative, a mother of two children, held back In addition, later this summer tears while speaking to the crowd. the collaborative will gather feedAfter the Rev. Moore and the representative, several othback during a listening tour to hear ers followed to express their opposition against the centers from individuals and organizations along the border. regarding health-related needs in The last protest in Santa Barbara that addressed the the community. The listening tour detention facilities took place a year ago according to Miwill include online surveys, group chal Lynch of IAC. discussions, phone interviews, and The last speaker to address the more than 100-strong visits to various community-based crowd was bilingual. She taught the protestors the unity organizations. clap, which, according to her, represents a resistance moveThe assessment collaborative ment’s slow but steady beat that builds momentum over time. includes Lompoc Valley MediKENNETH SONG / NEWS-PRESS PHOTOS After explaining the symbolism and history of this clap, the cal ParentJohnCenter, SteffensPlanned and Corrin Juré make their way on a 26.2-mile trek to Jalama, with plenty of fan support along the way, with more than 50 family and friends providing moral support all the way to the beach. crowd joined her and finished off the gathering. hood California Central Coast, The Santa Barbara Police Department was aware of the Santa Barbara County Public rally. Sgt. Brian Miller said the department monitored the Health Department, Santa Barsituation but the protestors remained on the sidewalk and bara Foundation, Santa BarbaContinued from A1 protested peacefully. ra Neighborhood Clinics, and SOE HAN THA / NEWS-PRESS UCSB. “I couldn’t help but laugh, it Protesters marched from the Santa Barbara County Courthouse and walked along Anacapa Street to the plaza. email: stha@newspress.com Results will beto be,” availwas like it was meant Mr. able by the end of the year at Steffens said. cottagehealth.org.

There was one caveat — the course was absolutely brutal, — Christian Whittle featuring steep climbs, massive drop-offs and terrain not necessarily meant to be run upon.

Corrin didn’t care, it worked for That will entail recording how how their diet and the water temhim. long the animals stay in the kelp perature around them impact their Continued from Page A1 forest canopy day to day, and using nitrogen output.

Mr. Steffens, who has run more models to estimate how much they According to the release, lobthan 20 marathons, likened it to biomass is located, near the surface, excrete. Whereas the invertebrate sters along with sea stars have an Santa Barbaa CARPINTERIA back-to-backThe he has done in his Mr. Peters’ next study will explore study covered five coastal locations, “outsized effect in shaping the ecora County Association of Governrunning career — doing the Boswhether other marine animals con- the upcoming study will focus on an system” because of their predatory ments released an update Friday tonnext to Big Sur,work which dotribute to nitrogen levels in the kelp area just south of Point Conception. nature. Because their diets contain on week’s onfeatures the Highing the followed forest canopy. way 101:Boston LindenMarathon and Casitas Pass Sea otter populations in many oth- more protein than other inverteby the Big Sur Marathon just six Because sea otters forage for reef er Southern California waters are brates, they release more ammoniconstruction project. days later.

The latter is Wednesknown as invertebrates and spend much of still lacking in numbers, so it was um and nitrogen-rich compounds in From Monday through thecrews hilliest marathon on the West their time resting in the kelp for- necessary to select an area with a their waste. day will be restriping lanes Coast. est, Mr. Peters suspects they act as consistently sizeable population to and moving concrete safety barriThe crustaceans gather together look at it as a bad thing, but I look plans to utilize moving forward, ers“The to prepare the next stages run tofor Jalama is on par “a conveyor belt of nutrients,” direct- determine whether or not the crea- in dens during the day, which Mr. at it positively,” Corrin said. “We’ll choosing to attend Hancock Colof work, according to a press rely supplying their waste and urine tures with that two-marathon combo, have a significant impact on Peters suspects may result in more always be the Class of 2020, the lege for a year before moving on to lease into the canopy. that’sfrom how SBCAG. hard this run was,” Mr. nutrient levels. herbivores moving into the reefs if COVID-19 year.

That makes us the Air Force, where he will follow Highway 101 will have alternatWhile the UCSB team’s collaboraSteffens said.

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From 8 p.m. to 7 clouds a.m. putting on any and every uniform can tell you, I didn’t think about just happy I could help him find “I’m following his lead, if he’s to me.” continued to roll in.

Eventually, Monday through Wednesday possible in an attempt to find his running once. All of those people his way.” ok, then I’m ok,” Khrystal said, With the marathon now checked theysouthbound were running in a complete the offramp at Capassion. helped that,” Corrin quipped.

As a senior at Cabrillo, it’s not also a Cabrillo High grad. off his young to-do list, he has a sitas Pass Road will be closed downpour.

But, Corrin didn’t want Football, soccer, rugby — “I kind There was Corrin’s former lost on Corrin that 13 years of hard “When I was in school, the long-term goal that should keep as to needed. pack it in and call it a day — of liked rugby because it was so cross-country coach, Steve Anwork will end in a unique fashproms, the graduations, those him focused.

Real is closed from Casitas heVia accepted the challenge and different around here,” Corrin derson, who has known him since ion — no graduation ceremony, really meant a lot to me, as I was “I want to own a small plane.”

Pass Road to the old northbound pushed back. said — you name it, he tried it. seventh grade at Vandenberg Midno tossing hats into the air and no very social. But Corrin is so deterHighway 101final onramp.

LocalofresThat should help with any next year.

Over the two miles the But running seems to have been dle School, just there in case he track season. idents have access to mined, he knows this isn’t his final long-distance issues he might have “You get to do literacy, math, all kinds of stuff. My fatraining run,one-way he actually dropped his destiny, as Mr. Steffens was also needed a word encouragement.

But he refuses to look at it as a Continued from of Page A1 Hales Lane on Via Real. Pedesstep.” in the future. vorite part is recess or lunch. We get to do foursquare,” time to under 7-minute miles. once his baseball coach some 11 “He’s driven, I’m not surprised negative. trians can use the sidewalk on The discipline that running has she said.

“He just has it,” Mr. Steffens program combines learning fun.earlier and recognized the years that he wanted to finish whatwith he having know sofavorite many people that Via Real, but people are asked given him is something that he email: nmasuda@newspress.com Like Nathan, Judith“Isaid her activity of the said.

“Is he theentering fastest? Maybe “We learned about owls and theyworld eat their to refrain from the consmall that led him tothe help started,” Mr. Anderson said.

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101 onramp at Casitas Pass Road on this journey, it gave me great demanding. I’m sure he felt it, but working together in a collaborative setting. All of our inopen a runner.”

Nathan said the Olympic games arejoy,” a highlight of is and the temporary ramp said Mr. Steffens, who works he put all of that time in, that work games are embedded in that, that teamwork mindset,” his summer, a great opportunity to see old friends and Sunday, Corrin and Mr. hasOn been removed. alongside Corrin’s said father, with “Anything we can do to get them wet and he completed his task. He had Ms.Gus, Cabrera, meet new people.

The offramp at Linden Avenue and dirty is perfect.”

“Everyone knows each other,” he said. is closed for approximately six to Friday’s event was sponsored by the Brain Balance Nathan listed off a dozen new friends he made before nine months. Drivers are asked he ran off to try the giant inflatable obstacle course, a Center of Santa Barbara. to use the of-ramps at Reynolds “They are very generous to lend their support to favorite at the event.

Avenue or Casitas Pass Road to Many of the students have participated in Fun in the this event today and we’re very grateful,” said Ms. Careach the beach and downtown COURTESY PHOTO Sun in the past, but newcomers are quickly welcomed brera.

Carpinteria. into the group. Judith Figueroa, 11, said this is her first Students in United Way’s Fun in the Sun Summer Program Olympics year in the program and said she wants to come back email: cwhittle@newspress.com — Christian Whittle compete in the pie-eating contest Friday at El Camino Elementary School.

Variety of speakers took part in demonstration PROTEST

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Continued from Page A1 very morning. She added that her mother, an Italian immigrant and enthusiastic lover of Fiesta, would have been thrilled to see her chosen.

“I’m glad for my mother’s sake, because it meant so much to her,” she said.

Though she spent many years away from all Fiesta activities, Ms. Parker’s involvement with the festival has “bloomed” since 2013, when she reconnected with Old Spanish Days through her retirement home Gar-

den Court. There, she one day mentioned told she would be Spirit until a few days bethat she was the first Spirit of Fiesta and fore the parade. a woman at the home overheard her. That “My mom said something like, ‘You’re gowoman also happened to have a daughter ing to be Spirit of Fiesta.’ It was like three who was that year’s Spirit, and through her days before the big parade. … They sprung Ms. Parker’s activity in Fiesta resumed. it on me and I didn’t have a dress. I had to Ms. Parker attended the April 13 audi- borrow a dress that belonged to an adult, and Despite not being official tions that ended with 16-year-old Sophia thatan was a huge deal for a 12-year-old.” marathon, Mr. Steffens named Cordero being named Spirit of Fiesta and Suddenly thrusting Ms. Parker into ac10-year-old Paloma Valenzuelait chosen as Distanced tivities seemed to be her mother’s nature. the Social Junior Spirit.

Ms. Parker credits her mom for not only Unofficial Marathon, with both Back in 1949 the choice of Spirit of Fies- getting her involved in Fiesta, but dancrunners wearing numbers ta wasn’t as organized. Spirits and Junior ing in general. After Ms. Parker suffered from start Spirits are now chosen a few months in ad-to finish. a broken leg that refused to properly heal, vance of the event, but Ms. Parker wasn’t her mother placed her in dance lessons to

strengthen it.

“She felt that instead of hiding away and just favoring it, that exercise would help,” Ms. Parker recalled.

Ms. Parker looked back fondly on her time as Spirit and said dancing in the parade was fun but challenging. Though not a major aspect of the parade today, Ms. Parker said that military bands used to be a prominent part of the event and that she even danced with one behind her. Flamenco dancing to military band music wasn’t easy and for a second she thought, “Oh no, this isn’t possible,” but she let “common sense” and her “positive will” take over to meet the chal-

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“You think, ‘I’m here to give the best I can,’ and you just make yourself strong,” she said.

While being Spirit of Fiesta was fun while it lasted, this giving of oneself to make others happy is what Ms. Parker still carries from that experience.

“You learn not to think of yourself, you learn to think of other people… You really are a symbol for something and it just forces you out of your own little cubby hole, and that’s very important to anybody,” she said. email: jgrega@newspress.com

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By JOSH GREGA NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER

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o help amid the COVID-19 pandemic, hotels throughout California and other states owned by Santa Barbara resident Pat Nesbitt are allowing first responders and healthcare professionals to stay overnight free of charge.

CEO and chairman of Windsor Capital Group and owner of 10 hotels in the United States, seven located in California and one in Lompoc, Mr. Nesbitt told the News-Press his Marriott and Embassy Suites by Hilton locations began this offer on Monday. These room donations are through a greater joint effort

by Hilton and American Express, which are reimbursing all participating hotels $30 per overnight stay.

According to Mr. Nesbitt, the $30 donations just barely cover the cleaning costs for a room. Keeping his hotels open at a time of self-isolating and almost no traveling cuts into their financial reserves even as they each operate with a skeleton staff of at most five employees.

The hotel owner approximated that around 50% of his costs come from paying employees, who are all getting paid even if they aren’t working during the health crisis.

However, even if that were to change and the hotel resultantly found around half of its expenses slashed, the other half of costs that includes utilities remains no matter how the hotels are doing.

“A lot of expenses continue to go on whether you have one guest or a thousand guests,” Mr. Nesbitt said.

Despite the costs, Mr. Nesbitt said he feels compelled to help the current situation just by watching the news and hearing about the challenge that hospitals are facing.

“You’ve got to only watch about five minutes to see what healthcare workers are going through,” he remarked.

When the offer was first rolled out earlier this week, the hotel owner

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The Embassy Suites by Hilton in Lompoc said his only hotel getting used by healthcare workers was the Marriott location in Walnut Creek. Mr. Nesbitt’s only hotel located in Santa Barbara County, the Embassy Suites by Hilton in Lompoc, hasn’t yet gotten an influx of first responders or healthcare professionals, according to its General Manager Golda Escalante. However, the manager stated that she has called healthcare facilities in the area and informed them of the offer to those on the front lines who may not want to return home and risk infecting loved ones.

“We have not received any of the first responders or healthcare workers yet, but I have made calls to local hospitals telling them that we are here to help,” Ms. Escalante said.

While first responders and healthcare providers may not be taking advantage of the offer yet, a Federal Bureau of Prisons support team of around 27 officers, wardens, and supervisors is staying at the hotel for 18 days. Made up of individuals from across the western United States, the team is working to ad-

dress an outbreak of coronavirus in Federal Correctional Institution, Lompoc. The outbreak was first reported on April 3 and currently 68 people incarcerated in the prison have tested positive.

As he keeps his hotels open for the sake of those at the forefront of battling COVID-19, Mr. Nesbitt has been working tirelessly to find a way of sustaining their operations amid the pandemic in a way that will allow hotel employees to keep getting paid.

To achieve this, his hotels have signed up for the Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Program like many local businesses have. Now of course, Mr. Nesbitt’s hotels are waiting in line to receive their aid, which the owner expects will take a while to arrive.

“It sounds like a great program but they’ve got to implement it. Like everything the government touches I imagine it’s very bureaucratic and very time consuming,” Mr. Nesbitt said.

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ear Abby: I but I’m miserable. I hate have been going back to school. divorced for My husband, “Clay,” is five years, yet insisting that I finish so I I can’t seem to can get a high-paying job. make headway. I constantly I’d love to stay home and obsess about my failed care for our kids, one of marriage and the fact that whom has high-functioning my ex has moved on and autism. Clay has never been remarried. I plot every day a good provider. Paying the how to make his life bills has always been BEST OF miserable, which up to me. Everyone gives me some says I should stick relief. I have been it out and graduate, to counseling, but but I feel like I’m can’t seem to move neglecting our forward. I don’t children and I’m want to be stuck grumpy all the time.

Abigail in this rut forever.

I feel like a horrible Van Buren Please help me. mom.

— Can’t Get Over it There is no way in Pennsylvania to lighten the class load.

Dear Can’t: The quickest What should I do? Quit and way out of the rut would seek a job at which I can be to find another licensed work a normal day and then therapist and get more go home and care for my counseling. Clearly, the first kids? Or tough it out and be one didn’t help you. miserable for another year?

Plotting to make your ex’s — Student Stuck in North life miserable is not the Carolina answer. Acquiring the tools Dear Student: To stay to make your own life better at home and care for your is the healthy, constructive children would take the way to go. And while cooperation of your underyou’re at it, keep busy with providing husband, and he’s activities you enjoy so you’ll unwilling to do that. I don’t have less time to fixate on think you have much choice your situation. other than to continue Dear Abby: I am married your studies and return to with two small children. helping support your family Last year, my job of 18 years financially — including him. was outsourced overseas.

Dear Abby: I’m in my midSince then I have had an 20s and haven’t lived in my opportunity to go back mother’s home in more than to school and further my four years. However, mail education. It sounds great, still occasionally comes and I know a lot of people for me at her address. would jump at the chance, Whenever it happens, my

mother opens it.

When I try to talk to her about it, she claims that because she lives alone she’s not in the habit of looking at the name on the front of the envelopes. If this had happened only once or twice, I’d believe it was an honest mistake. But it is every envelope, every time.

What can I do? I don’t think this is something I should have to grin and bear.

— Frustrated Buffalo Girl Dear Frustrated: Mail is considered to be private property. When another party breaches that privacy, that person may be guilty of mail tampering, which is a crime. You should have explained that fact to your mother when you first realized that what she was doing wasn’t an accident.

Because this annoys you so much that you have written to me about it, and if you haven’t already done so, register your change of address with the post office so your mail can be delivered properly, and contact those who may not know that you have moved, so this won’t keep happening.

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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Lobero Theatre launches online series ‘Intermission’ while closed due to pandemic

By JOSH GREGA NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER

The Lobero Theatre’s doors remain closed and its stage dark with concerts postponed to curb further spreading of COVID-19, but the venue is maintaining its connection with the Santa Barbara community by taking a backwards glance into its long history with the online information series “Intermission.”

Through daily posts on the Lobero website aptly named “Onstage on this Date,” the series highlights notable past events in the theater’s history that occurred on the corresponding date of posting.

These events include New York actress Anna Boyle’s four-night run of melodramas in 1886, the London String Quartet playing at the theatre in 1926, Violinist Isaac Stern’s second Lobero performance in 1940, and Joan Baez playing the Lobero when she was just 21 in 1962.

The daily posts include photographs of old newspaper clippings on the performers from circa the same period as the featured performance and in some cases, vide-

os of them performing elsewhere.

“Intermission” isn’t a digital series in which the Lobero releases its own archived videos of past performances like the Santa Barbara Symphony’s new “Sunday With the Symphony” streaming series or the similar series recently started by Opera Santa Barbara.

In an interview with the NewsPress, Lobero Theatre Executive Director David Asbell said his venue doesn’t boast as comparable a wealth of recorded performances as companies like the Santa Barbara Symphony or Opera Santa Barbara.

Still, it does have a couple and if it can get permission from the artists in the footage, may consider releasing them while the theater is closed.

Mr. Asbell added that the Lobero does have the technical ability to do live streaming, which it may do in the future. If this were to happen, it would be at a time when gathering restrictions would allow for marshaling a small filming crew, but not a regular performance with a packed audience. If such a time comes and Mr. Asbell

and his colleagues see a demand in the community for this kind of content, they will consider making it happen.

“We do have that capability, so we’re definitely looking into that,” he said.

As the Lobero is currently without income and running on the money saved up in its bank account, Mr. Asbell admitted that it is a stressful time for his theater like it is for all other venues. However, the Lobero it turns out is luckier than some others as it has managed to postpone and reschedule almost all of the concerts that were planned for the spring, rather than cancelling them outright. While doubtful that some of the Lobero’s June gigs will go on as planned, many of the postponed events have been rescheduled to August and when the theater reopens, Mr. Asbell expects it will proceed with just as it planned before the coronavirus.

“This will end and when it does, we’ll be right back where we left off,” he said. email: jgrega@newspress.com

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Aries: A friend or neighbor you need to contact could be in and out all day, Aries, and so you could have trouble reaching him or her. Phone or email probably won’t work, since your friend could be too busy to check messages. The best way to make contact might be to hop in the car and drive to wherever they might be. Take the side streets, however. The main roads are probably clogged with traffic!

Taurus: This probably isn’t a good day to do work that concerns money, Taurus. Your mind may not be in the right space. You could make errors that cause problems. If possible, also avoid working on any kind of creative project, since your mind might not be very clear and you probably won’t be happy with the results. However, this is a great day for routine work that doesn’t require much concentration.

Gemini: A lost object could have all the members of your household going through every room trying to find it, Gemini - probably without success.

Visitors could pitch in as well and help with the search. The item is probably in a fairly large room that everybody uses, probably among other objects.

If no one locates it, however, let it go for now. It could reappear later as if by magic.

Cancer: This could be a very busy day in your community, Cancer. Some kind of rally, protest, or other public gathering might take place. If you attend, you may not hear much because of all the noise, and the event could seem disorganized at best. It could also render traffic impossible! If you can, stay home today. Going out could be more trouble than it’s worth.

Protest with your vote or your wallet instead.

Leo: A future course of action that you may or may not take could depend on information you might receive today, Leo. However, don’t be surprised if the information is vague and needs to be clarified. On top of it all, you might not be able to reach the person who can clear it up for you!

Hang in there. You’ll want to make up your mind as soon as possible.

Virgo: Are you unhappy or uncertain about your current profession, Virgo? Are you thinking of making a change? News could reach you today of possible avenues to explore, but you shouldn’t make any decision today. Your mind isn’t as objective as it should be to think through everything.

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Scorpio: The atmosphere around you could seem somewhat unreal today. If you get a weird vibe from someone, Scorpio, take everything this person says with a grain of salt.

He or she has an agenda and isn’t above distorting the truth to achieve it. If what they say doesn’t affect you, don’t worry about it. If it does, take pains to learn the facts before acting on it. You’ll be glad you did.

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Don’t accept any news at face value today. The lines of human and technical communication are definitely out of whack today.

Aquarius: Staying in touch with a love partner could be difficult today, Aquarius, almost to the point of causing a minor panic. Don’t jump to any unwarranted conclusions about possible problems in the relationship.

What’s causing the silence is probably beyond your friend’s control, and could well be related to sudden and unexpected crises, or possibly something as mundane as a computer breakdown. Be patient and hang in there.

Pisces: Are you having problems with the lighting or heating in your home, Pisces? If so, you might not be able to get a professional out today.

There could be problems in the entire neighborhood. You might have to get out the candles and flashlights to get you through the evening. Don’t let this throw you. It’s a minor inconvenience that will be fixed soon. Think of it as an adventure!

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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY NEWS Fire hydrant sheered in crash

and prompted to city’s Public Works staff to respond and shut off the hydrant, said Battalion Chief Robert Mercado, spokesman for the Santa Barbara City Fire Department. pline as service a whole.

Water was restored after a “What I will say is were that teletime.

Minor injuries reported health shouldn’t take theChief placeMerof in the crash, Battalion clinicsaid. care,” she said. “There will cado always a timesustained and placeminor to get to Both be vehicles hands-on care.

There are certain moderate damage.

The Santa Barbara Policewhere Department is best invesconditions that is the tigating theacircumstances choice. But lot can be done of in the collision. telehealth.

“They should work together.”

— Mitchell White

Physical therapist embraces virtual opportunities SANTA BARBARA The top of a fire hydrant waswhole sheered off, spewing helping the movement of a large amount of water onto the street telehealth work,” she said. “I hope and down a storm inthat a two-veit stays like that…drain, I think hicle collision Friday morning in the when people try it, it’ll stick. What 100 block of East Pedregosa Street, I’ve experienced so far is that my authorities clients havesaid. decided health care is The collision a good option. I occurred think it’s aaround matter7: 40 a.m. involving a GMC Yukon and of getting used to it.”

Chevy One of the vehicles AndTahoe. once the dust settles, Ms.collided theevery hydrant and of “caused Lambwith hopes avenue PT it to expel copious amounts of water” can work in tandem, a goal she

THERAPY Cottage surveying Continued from A1 on health needs emerging business model at the

SANTA Cottage time, Ms.BARBARA Lamb wanted toHealth provide and community partners are more access to those for whom asking residents who receive a in-person care is difficult, like survey phone call to participate pregnant and postpartum mothers. in a community health needs “I was working with moms in the RAFAEL MALDONADO / NEWS-PRESS assessment, offidals said Friclinic, and I saw a high drop-off day.

A two-car collision at 128 E. Pedregosa St. broke a fire hydrant that gushed water down the street. rate ofsurvey womeniswho wouldn’t find The being conducted believes will strengthen the disciemail: tkenny@newspress.com childcare and couldn’tthe schedule “to better understand needs appointments in the advance,” said and strengths of entire comMs. Lamb.

“I saw as a munity, and the telehealth many diverse groups within it,”therapy Cottage Health solution to bring to them.” spokeswoman Maria Zatehas said in Since then, Ms. Lamb spent a news release. her time making sure the budding Findings willashelp Cottage practice, known Pregnancy to Health and community partners Performance, comes to life. Yet as recognize the scope of population the coronavirus prompted stay-athealth concerns.

KAZMERZAK, Gil home orders and made elective The assessment will include Continued from away Pagepeacefully A1 medical appointments a scary Born February 15, 1932, and passed April 3, 2020.

2,500 telephone surveys, with endeavor, her focus again shifted – Per his wishes, no funeral will be held. calls to randomly selected cellest in getting back to normal because normal was never this timeand unexpectedly. phones landlines. All regood enough me.” daily in the Santa Barbara “Telehealth has become a huge Obituary notices are for published sponses will be confidential, A representative Salud Carbajal, D-Santa Barpart information of health care,” she said.

“It’s News-Press and also appear on of ourRep. website: www.newspress.com and collected will bara, also spoke at the event, and said, “We are here today the only way people can get access, not be connected to names or Text can be submitted by email towe obits@newspress.com, faxed to (805)in 966-1421, or brought into our because refuse to be complicit the abuse of children De La Guerra Plaza office. Please include: name, address and contact phone number. phone numbers. my Calls will beso I’m expanding telehealth and refuse to stand idly by while our American identity is gin the week of July 15the and con-to practice and opening doors The deadline Tuesday-Friday’s is 10 rights a.m. the previous day. beingfor used to commitedition human abuses.” tinue through September. anyone.”

Saturday, Sunday and Monday’s edition deadline is at 12 noon on Thursday.

The representative, a mother of two children, held back In addition, lateristhis summer Now, Ms. Lamb developing Obituaries must be prepaid. accept all major credit cards by phone, or payment can be made at our office. tearsWewhile speaking to the crowd. the collaborative will gather feedP2P to include Path to PerforThe cost is approximately $6.00 per/line daily and $6.35 per/line Sunday plus $25 per photo*,**.

After the Rev. Moore and the representative, several othback during a listening tour to hear * All obituaries include a $40 Service fee. mance, an associated practice ers followed to express their opposition against the centers from individuals and organizations **Ask our representative about Spotlighting your obituary online for an additional $10. open for all physical therapy along the border. regarding health-related needs in A line consists of approximately 75 characters, which includein spaces & punctuation without a photo and 40-55 characters withthe a needs. Both avenues to therapy The last protest Santa Barbara that addressed the community. The listening tour photo. Photos can be submitted digitally (jpeg format/at least 200dpi) or an original can be brought into our office for scanning. willinclude open for public accessgroup on detention facilities tookmust place a year ago according tocanMiFor further information, please call (805) 564-5249.

Free Death Notices be submitted by your mortuary.

The News-Press not will online surveys, chal Lynch IAC. April 21. Byphone then, interviews, those interested accept Death Notices from individuals, pleaseof consult your mortuary. Please email Death Notices to: news@newspress.com. discussions, and The last speaker to address the more than 100-strong can make an appointment at pathvisits to various community-based crowd was bilingual. She taught the protestors the unity toperformancept.com or pregnanorganizations. clap, which, according to her, represents a resistance moveCOURTESY PHOTO cytoperformance.com.

The assessment collaborative LOCAL FIVE-DAY FORECAST ment’s slow but steady beat that builds momentum over time.

Annick Lamb offers remote physical therapy sessions through Pregancy to Performance and Path to Performance.

Virtual Lompoc PT may seem like forincludes Valley MediAfter explaining the symbolism and history of this clap, the TODAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY cal Parenteign Center, territory,Planned but Ms. Lamb urges crowd joined her and finished off the gathering. hood California Central Coast, potential patients to keep an open Luckily, Ms. Lamb is confident hope my prices reflect that, too.” formation they need to be treated The Santa Barbara Police Department was aware of the Santa Barbara Public mind. So long as County they have a comin P2P’s ability to care comparable swiftly once in the doctor’s office.

Ease of access has been reflectrally. Sgt. Brian Miller said the department monitored the Health Department, Santa Barputer, tablet or smartphone with a to in-person clinics. She in part ed by the government as well, For now, as in-person visits remain situation but the protestors remained on the sidewalk and bara Foundation, Santa Barbawebcam and speakers, telehealth Partly sunny and Sunny much of Sunny and very owes the simple transition to her with state and federal regulators limited, Ms. Lamb hopes people protested peacefully.

Mostly cloudy Sunny and nice ra Neighborhood Clinics, and breezy the time warm visits are as simple as they sound. agreeing to reimburse doctors who focus prior approach to PT. Even realize they aren’t being forced SOE HAN THA / NEWS-PRESS UCSB. INLAND INLAND INLAND INLAND INLAND After an appointment is booked, when she worked at Hayashida provide telemedicine services to into a lesser option.

Protesters marched from the Santa Barbara County Courthouse and walked along Anacapa Street to the plaza.

Results will be avail70 45 email: 77 stha@newspress.com 50 88 57 86 58 92 51 all that’s left to do is throw on and Associates and other facilities, patients on Medicare and Medi“I still think patients are thinkable by the end of the year at COASTAL COASTAL COASTAL COASTAL COASTAL some loose clothes, find a quiet Ms. Lamb preferred exercise and Cal. Likewise, California has also ing, ‘If I want PT, I have to do it cottagehealth.org.

67 52 73 54 77 59 80 59 81 58 space and follow an email link to ordered all private insurance com- movement-based treatments to this way,’” she said. “But I see it as the video call. those more hands-on. panies to reimburse doctors for a really powerful treatment tool — Christian Whittle Pismo Beach Shown is today's weather. Temperatures are today's highs and tonight's lows.

59/46 If patients are limited to their “People expect physical therapy telemedicine during the current to recover on your own doing the phones, they must download the to involve a lot of hands-on care, state of emergency. things you love.”

Maricopa “Telehealth by SimplePractice” but there’s so much you can do Still, though the coronavirus Ms. Lamb’s confidence is built 69/52 Guadalupe app to access their appointments.

That will entail recording how how their diet and the water temwith exercise and visual cues just continues to pave the way towards on more than speculation. Oper62/48 long the animals stay in the kelp perature around them impact their SimplePractice, LLC is P2P’s watching someone do something,” telehealth services, Ms. Lamb has ating on a soft Santa Maria Cuyama Continued fromopening Page A1of P2P, she 64/47 forest canopy day to day, and using nitrogenNew output. practice management software she said. “That’s how I structured noticed a sluggish start to accept has spent the past few months 66/43 models to estimate how much they According to the release, lobfor scheduling, case management Vandenberg (sessions) in the clinic, focusing the mediated technique. preparing for the big launch of biomass is located, near the surface, Ventucopa Los Alamos CARPINTERIA The Santa Barbaexcrete.

Whereas the invertebrate sters along with sea stars have an 60/50 video visits, and therapy notes. on activity and getting someone to “It’s been slow to pick up to be her Peters’ practicenext anystudy way that 59/43 65/47 Mr. willshe explore study covered five coastal locations, ra County Association of Govern“outsized effect in shaping the ecoThe platform uses a HIPPA move in a pain-free way.” honest,” she said.

“People are could.

On top of taking additionwhether other marine animals con- the upcoming study will ments released an update Friday Solvangsystem” because of their predatory focus on an Buellton compliant software, so the all patient Through just an initial e-visit, confined to their homes right now, al extended learning classes 66/45 tribute to nitrogen levels in the kelp area just Lompoc on next week’s work on Highsouth of Point64/46 Conception. nature. Because their diets contain information remains secure.

Ms. Lamb can typically narrow A lot of them are cancelling their to specialize forest canopy.in pregnant and 60/47 way 101: Linden and Casitas Pass Sea otter populations in many oth- more protein than other inverteSANTA Likewise, P2P’s prices are dedown a patient’s condition to one Because sea otters for reef er Southern California waters are brates, they release appointments, but you don’t have postpartum care, thisforage has meant construction project.

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68/51 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2020 est, Mr. Peterscurrent suspects they act as consistently and will moving pay perconcrete session.safety Initialbarrivisits forward, patterns of pain start to for physical therapy.”

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After a few in-per64/52 Unhealthy Moderatelevels. lease from SBCAG. are then $60 a Not Available herbivores moving into the reefs if into thevisits, canopy. nutrient Follow up sessions the limitation in contact may even health services and particularly son PT the woman decided FORECAST Highway 101 for willaround have alternatUCSB collabora“Sea otter populations are start- MARINE this leads to an increase in algae piece and run 25 minmotivate patients to put more virtual PT is a good option not just to While take athe turn withteam’s Ms. Lamb.

ALMANAC SANTA BARBARA CHANNEL ing lane closures between Linden tors at the United States Geological ing to recover in Southern Califoraround the lobster dens. utes. To put this in perspective, effort towards rehabilitation.

Santa Barbara through 6 p.m. yesterday for convenience but for patients’ Five sessions together later, she Wind west-southwest 7-14 knots today. Waves and Bailard avenues. One lane Survey have studied otter activity at nia and that is a stable population,” Mr. Peters said he hopes con1-3 feet with a west-northwest swell 2-4 feetto at 13 TEMPERATURE Ms. Lamb looked into the cost of “I like exercise because it puts overall health and improvement has regained a level of movement will remain open. monthly intervals for 13 years, Mr. Mr. seconds.

Visibility clear.otter study by fall of Peters said. clude the sea High/low 65/45 visiting a physical therapist under the ball in their court,” said Ms. as well. And now, PT in particular she didn’t think possible with the From 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. Monday POINT ARENA TO POINT PINOS Peters told the News-Press that he Normal high/low to observing sea otters, 68/48 In addition this year. her personal insurance plan, and Lamb. “That’s the most powerful may be more essential than ever, telehealth realm. Another success Wind west-northwest 7-14 knots today. Waves 1-3 Record high will lead a study that 87 in 2009 through Wednesday, the northCOURTESY PHOTO and his team will observe them on Mr. Peters takes feet with a south-southwest swell 3-5 feet at 18 even she was surprised to see such with the coronavirus limiting Record low 39 in 1972 thing the withuse telehealth.

It automatistory comes from a younger wombound onramps at Casitas Pass a “finer scale.”

The UCSB study on kelp growth involved of divers. a closer look at spiny lobsters and seconds. email:Visibility jgrega@newspress.com clear.

PRECIPITATION a large disparity. cally sets the ball up in their court. activity and movement. an working through the impact of Road and Linden Avenue will POINT CONCEPTION TO MEXICO 0.00” “I was looking to see how much I can give them advice through “I feel like the pandemic is shoulder surgery, who now has full 24 hours through 6 p.m. yest.

Wind west-northwest 7-14 knots today. Waves 1-3 have alternating closures as Month to date (normal) 2.06” (0.73”) feet with a south-southwest swell 3-5 feet at 18 it would be to see a physical the screen, but it’s up to them to needed.

From 8 p.m. to 7 a.m. stretching farther than some of rotation of her arm.

Season to date (normal) 11.48” (16.80”) seconds. Visibility clear. therapist if my insurance covered Monday through Wednesday get better, as opposed to manual us expected,” said Ms. Lamb. “I With proven progress under her TIDES LOCAL TEMPS the session southbound offramp Caand the copay at would therapy where a patient is waiting wonder if because people are belt, Ms. Lamb knows once people SANTA BARBARA HARBOR TIDES Today Tue. sitas Pass be starting closed be $75,” sheRoad said. will “So my for someone else to make them sitting more they might get some give it a try, P2P can be an asset City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Date Time High Time Low as needed. price is actually much cheaper better.” new aches and pains. It might be during and long after the current Cuyama 66/43/c 68/45/pc April 20 9:05 a.m.

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4.8’ 3:10 p.m. 0.5’ Pass Road to the old northbound Lompoc 63/49/c 66/50/pc April 21 9:41 a.m.

4.2’ 3:40 a.m. 0.6’ physical therapist. My goal is to needed down the line, telehealth their team checking on you to help “Ever since the pandemic, a Pismo Beach 59/46/c 65/49/pc Highway 101 onramp.

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101 onramp at Casitas Pass Road Africa overlooks the world’s fourth into action on the base.” social distancing, though many have ally by 10 people in an urban environment. working together in a collaborative setting.

All of our Catalina 56/50/c 62/55/s Nathan said thesaid Olympic games are a highlight is open and the temporary ramp busiest waterway,” Capt. Ken Petty Officerof Hernandez said tried to use this to their advantage.

Storage 156,214 acre-ft. and a native of Santa Barbara.

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Eureka 56/45/c 57/46/pc The offramp at Linden Avenue Lemonnier, Djibouti. “A mission Navy is being able to travel around distancing and facility closures assistant to the commanding officer, Inflow 289.5 acre-ft. and dirty is perfect.”

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6:20 a.m. one of them, including Petty Officer Petty Hernandez credits served as a cryptologic technician, continent of Africa. into the group.

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Variety of speakers took part in demonstration PROTEST

Work continues on Highway 101 widening

Researcher suspects sea otters act as ‘a conveyor belt of nutrients’ OTTERS

‘Everything we do at Fun In the Sun is really rooted in teaching the kids teamwork and confidence’ OLYMPICS

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First Spirit of Fiesta: ‘You learn not to think of yourself, you learn to think of other people’ MARSHAL