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or years, Santa Barbara has been an epicenter for the COURTESY OF ISAAC HERNANDEZ HERRERO environmental movement. While the concerns over the Santa Maria Highfew graduate ecosystem came to a head in the late 1960s, were Bryan Barriga more apparent than the 1969 Santa Barbara oil spill, which sent more than 21,000 gallons of crude down the California coast.

Since then, the county has rallied behind conservation, acting as one of the first areas to embrace Earth Day in 1970. Some 50 years later, the commitment continues, though admittedly a little different than Santa COURTESY OF ISAAC HERNANDEZ HERRERO Barbara’s initial activists might Santa Maria High graduate Bryan Barriga have imagined.

To honor the event’s anniversary on April 22, the Community Environmental Council will take their annual Earth Day

By MITCHELL WHITE festival online. What’s typically NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER a weekend celebration at Alameda Park will now be a one-day ryan Barriga admits PHOTO he COURTESY livestream beginning at noon on didn’t have the typical Kenny Loggins will perform as Wednesday, available to view at childhood experience. part of Earth Day festivities.

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The adapted celebration, diagnosed with Meniere’s disease, known as the #Together- a disorder of the inner ear, and has WeEarthrise Earth Day Live Festival, be CEC’s only obbeenwill unable to work ever since. At 7, his mother and younger sister were servance of Earth Day this year. While the nonprofit’s in-perdeported tothe Mexico. son gathering had been rescheduled to July, postponed “I think it justof drove me,” Bryan By MITCHELL WHITE festivities quickly became harder to plan as rumors extendtold the News-Press during a recent NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER ing social distancing measures circulated around town. phone “I knew that I needBut not to worry, CEC’s Earth Day teaminterview. have pulled out all ed to have a better future for my ryan Barriga admits heparthe stops, ensuring the festival’s usual tenets remain. ents and I justhave wanted totypical help them didn’t the “In some regards, there’s the same flavor running through out. They’ve done soexperience. much for me just childhood it from the in-person event,” saidso Sigrid Wright, CEC CEO. I could have an education.”

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SANTA BARBARA IDEAS & COUNTY NEWS COMMENTARY Fire hydrant TUESDAY, MARCH 3,sheered 2020 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.

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

Both vehicles sustained minor to of nations, where we Americans moderate damage. The Santa Barno longer rely on ourselves alone bara Police Department Campus Point ofisourinvesfor the vital tigating the necessities circumstances ofnathe tional life. collision. still open That decision is now being exDespite rumblings on social posed as the folly — against which Mitchell White media Monday, Campus Point off Hamilton and economic nationalUCSB’s campus is open and accesists always warned. sible to the public.

According to The Washington According to Mr. Hart, the fencPost, critical ingredients of mediing in place has to do with a service cines and drugs, upon which many project that was already in place American lives depend, are made and nothing to do with potential in Chinese factories now in danbeach closures on the South Coast. ger of being shut down.

The work is being done to the In the ongoing struggle between nearby UCSB Lagoon. nationalism and globalism, the

Public Health officer provides stern warning to youth; Cottage surveying SBPD a slight uptick Coronavirus crisisinisyear-over-year Trump’s time crime to lead on health needsreports A2

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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 block of East Pedregosa Street, County. cluding an update from Santa Bar- seven days a week and they have 100 puses. rect the nation during what could don’tPolice justifyDepartment the emotion.Chief Lori adopted ot until well into were the For age breakdowns, there bara targeted suppression initi- authorities • 139 are said. acute care patients; 234 be a months-long crisis.

And Mr. The death toll as of Thursday Democratic Thecare collision around 7: 11 cases of those 30-49, sixdebate in the 50- Luhnow. atives that focus on crime hotspots acute bedsoccurred remain available.

Trump alone has the power to dewas 2,800, out of 82,000 cases last Tuesday night a.m. involving a GMC 10 Yukon and 69 bracket, two in the 18-29 and one While reporting that the report- and increased visibility. And they 40Of the 139 patients, patients clare a national emergency, should Chevy Tahoe. One of the vehicles colof coronavirus worldwide. The did the COVID-19 in the 70-plus.coronavirus come ing of domestic violence continues are looking to disrupt gatherings are on ventilators; 58 ventilators great majority of these are in Chithat be needed.

RAFAEL MALDONADO / NEWS-PRESS lided with the hydrant andpediatric “caused Ofand theit416 cases, 168 are recov- to climb during the time of the stay- and violent activity.” remain available (adult, na, where the virus originated, If Mr. Trump actsstreet. as a leader, up, was Mike Bloomberg, it to expel copious amounts of water” A two-car collision at 128 E. Pedregosa St. broke a fire hydrant that gushed water down the ering at home, 176 have mandates, Chief Luhnow the disease has urging unity in the struggle to con- and neonatal ventilators). not a CBS moderator, who fully re- at-home though covered, 43 are in the hospital with also indicated that the department • Of the 139 patients, 18 are in spread to every continent, COVID-19, tain the virus and discover a vacraised it: 15“The in thepresident intensivefired care unit. There recently with completed year-overisolation with COVID-19 sympItaly andaSouth Kocine, the hectoring from the Demare cases pending an update. year analysis forhardest crime during toms; 13 are confirmed COVID-19 rea the hit out-this by the 25 pandemic specialist ocratic left,numbers already begun, can the side of China. inThere this country two years come to be as unpatriotic. continues to be a huge time period.

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Whatever ago,” the former New Also, Mr. Trump’s probable opdisparity between the North and There has been a happens 20% increase and • Of 18 patients in isolation, 9 paworldwide numbers through medically —to the York mayor said. “There’s ponent this fall, who would be in South counties, with the North in robberies (from 10 12)morand 11% Monday: tients are in critical care. rate of the virus is(28 charge nobody here to figure of preventing theare coronavirepresenting 78.9%, outincluding increase tality in aggravated assaults • Cottage has collected 2,231 cu• In California, there 33,840 between 2 and 3%said — it’s what the hell weover should rus from spreading like theofSpanand tourism suffering terribly. more than 90% the past three to 31).

Chief Luhnow also that mulative testare samples: 175 resulted confirmed cases (increase 2,310 Pat Buchanan hard to seeincrease how the world be doing. And he’s deish Flu of 1918-19, is Bernie SandSchools are2,023 closing. days. there was a 200% in re- on in positive, resulted in negaMonday), with 1,226 deaths, inaverts a recession if COfunded the CDC.” ers. And what are Mr. Sanders’ Chinese that produce While last week Dr. Ansorg ports from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. tive, and 33factories are pending.

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VID-19 is not soon conNot 24 hours later, Prescredentials and plans? globalists are taking a beating. essential parts for factories and chalked that up to potential more As the Santa Barbara County Jail these tests, patients did notfrom require • Los “Medicare Angeles County email: nmasuda@newspress.com Continued Page A1 tained and controlled. ident Donald Trump, home from Under for All,” is Mr.ap- finished products Like the Chinese and Japanese in the U.S., Eurelaxed social distancing efforts in has tried toDemocrats limit new inmates due proaching 14,000to confirmed Already, are piling India, was in the White House Sanders intends nationalize casthe rope and Asia are shutting down. and Koreans, Americans are not the Northroom, County, he also to distancing measures, the es, est in getting back to normal because normal was never sitting 13,823, which is 136.9 onsocial Mr. Trump for cutting funding briefing flanked byadmitted the entire U.S.atheath care system and Supply chains are being severed. going to be looking to the WHO or good enough Monday that it could alsoexperts, be due to SBPD been for ticketing and warn- cases per Santa Shortages are cropping for thehas Centers Disease Control nation’s foremost health abolish the100,000 privateresidents. health insurup. for me.” U.N. to ensure their health, but to A representative Salud Carbajal, D-Santa Barmore testing in that area. Mike ing peopleand that would have Barbara andmore Prevention failing to redeputizing Vice President ance plans of 140saw million AmeriCounty it’s rate jump The Japanese are talking of can-of Rep. their own And today if a bara, also spoke and nation-states. said, “We are here flect the seriousness of the threat. from “We do not have an exact been taken into custody.

Pence to head the task forcetally to of normally cans 88.8 who to now depend on them.

93.7 on Monday. celing the Olympics.

If the virusat the event, pandemic threatens, transnationbecause we refuse complicit in the abuse of children And issueLuhnow does present a challead America’s battle against the AsIn forthe the pharmaceutical every test that has been done, espeButthe Chief warned that question arises:to bealism’s • United States, inthere spreads here, the “open and refuse to stand by while our borders” Americanideology identityis is lenge to Mr.give Trump’s presidency. spreading disease. dustry, uniquely situated to assist cially in the North County because this doesn’t people freedom to are still hold theiridlynot 792,759 confirmed cases, with Will our two parties a policy that will bring univerbeing used to commit human rights abuses.”

His handling of it may determine Yet, by Thursday noon, the Dow in the crash effort to find a cure they utilize different labs than commit crime.

42,514 deaths and 72,389 fully re- nominating conventions this sumacclamation.

The representative, asal mother of two children, held back his statureare as chief Jones average down 3,000 for the coronavirus, Mr. Sanders mer in Milwaukee and Charlotte?

South County,”was Dr. Ansorg said.

“There stillexecutive. some people covered.

Like Mr. Trump’s America, all tears while speaking to the crowd.

Yet the issue is also tailor-made points on the week, a 10% plunge will confiscate its profits and put The chickens of globalization Gregg Hart, the chair of the that are trying to take advantage • Across the world there are nations, in this crisis, are goingothto After the Rev. Moore and the representative, several for Mr. Trump. from its recent all-time high. those profiteers out of business. to roost. county’s Board of Supervisors, in- of the fear and the uncertainty in 2,476,916 confirmed cases, with are coming home put their own people first.

As they ers followed to express their opposition against the centers First, the disease comes out Trillions of dollars in equity valStill, given the alarming news In recent decades, America’s dicated that wiped furtherout. demographic our community.

When not appropriate, 170,297 and 646,739 fully reof Xi Jinping’s China, Mr. along theelites border. ue had been The great should. coming deaths from countries all over economic and political of information will be made available we educate and warn our commucovered.

Trump’s USA. bull market of the Trump presiThe last Amerprotest in Santa Barbara that addressed the the globe, there is a risk that by both parties surrendered at today’s nity, but we have seen aoccupies uptick in November, the U.S. and the world Second, the president dency maysupervisors be history. meeting. facilities place aJ.year ago according to MiBuchanan writes for ica’s economic detention independence for tookPatrick violence since the stay-at-home what Theodore Roosevelt calledor- may have tumbled into a recesThough only 60 Americans are chal Lynch of IAC. Creators Syndicate. globalism, a new interdependence Health, ders were put in place,” Chief Luh- Cottage the “bully pulpit,” the White known to have been infected, and sion. Airlines are already canThe last speaker to address the more than 100-strong SBPD reports now said. thisthat is definitely a by House.

He“And can use pulpit none has yet died, fear has begun celing flights to and from Asia. crowd was bilingual. She taught the protestors the unity the numbers daily that to command the airwaves to grip thein nation as well as the time people that prey on the Cruise ships are pulling into ports clap, which, according to her, represents a resistance moveuptick crime Cottage Health provided the foland inform,do lead, di-pass. lowing world.

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The city Barbara hosted community update on Monday: Travel After explaining the symbolism and history of this clap, the an afternoon press conference to We have expanded our street en• Cottage Health is caring for a crowd joined her and finished off the gathering. address neighborhood safety, in- forcement team to have a presence total of 190 patients across all camopinions are117valuable conWe prefer submissions. ©Your 2020 Ashleigh Brilliant, W. Valerio Santa Barbara CA 93101 (cataloge-mailed $5). www.ashleighbrilliant.com The Santa Barbara Police Department was aware of the tributions to these pages.

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Sea otter populations in many oth- more protein than other inverteBecause sea otters forage for reef er Southern California waters are brates, they release more ammoniinvertebrates and spend much of still lacking in numbers, so it was um and nitrogen-rich compounds in their time resting in the kelp for- necessary WENDY McCAW . . . .a. . .their . . . waste. . . . . . Co-Publisher to select an area. with est, Mr. Peters suspects they act as consistently sizeable population to The crustaceans gather together ARTHUR VON WIESENBERGER . . . Co-Publisher “a conveyor belt of nutrients,” direct- determine whether or not the crea- in dens during the day, which Mr. ly supplying their waste and urine tures have a significant impact on Peters suspects may result in more into the canopy. nutrient levels. herbivores moving into the reefs if While the UCSB team’s collabora“Sea otter populations are start- this leads to an increase in algae tors at the United States Geological ing to recover in Southern Califor- around the lobster dens.

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Cottage Health BySANTA NICKBARBARA MASUDA DIRECTOR OF NEWS partners are and community asking residents who receive a As Santa Barbara saw its survey phone call to County participate in a community health needs total COVID-19 confirmed cases assessment, offidals said Frispeed past 400, Monday’s Public day.

Health Department announceThealso survey is being ment brought yetconducted another case “to better understand the needs of someone between 0-17. and strengths of theisentire comThe age bracket now up to 17 munity, and the many diverse cases — with the bulk coming over groups within it,” Cottage Health the past week. spokeswoman Maria Zate said in PHDrelease. health officer Dr. Henning a news Ansorg was will outspoken on why he Findings help Cottage believes thecommunity influx of cases are ocHealth and partners n anthe affront curring. recognize scopeto of common population decency and the offacts, “Well I don’t have anyrule hard health concerns. law, the Supreme Court but I have noticed that younger The assessment willthe include this does weeknot shut the court2,500 telephone surveys, age group abide bywith the sohouse door to the calls to randomly selected cellcial distancing as well asfamily the more of a 15-year-old MexicanAll boy phones and population,” landlines. re-Angrey-haired Dr. killedsaid. in Mexico a Border sponses will bebyconfidential, sorg “I think it shows in the Patrol officer who shot at him and information collected will higher rate of infection, unfortufrom the other side of the U.S.not be connected to names or nately. So I just implore the young Mexiconumbers. border. Calls will bephone people in the county to take this seginBut thethe week July 15 by and con5-4of decision the riously.

Young September. age does not protect tinue through court’s conservative majority is usIn from catching this virus.” this summer moreaddition, than justlater a denial of due There were 22 new cases the collaborative will gather feed-anprocess for one aggrieved famnounced Monday, bringing back ily. during a listening tour to hearthe county’s toand 416.organizations from It’sindividuals thetotal latest sign that conA two-day drought the South regarding health-related needs in servative justices seekinto make County was with for two the community.

The listening tournew it hard, if notbroken impossible, will include online surveys, group cases inofSanta Barbara, with the victims abuse by law enforcediscussions, phone interviews, and remaining 20 in North ment officers to the have theirCounty. day visits to various community-based Of those in the north, 14 are in court. organizations. apart of the Lompoc federal prisIn 2010, Sergio Adrian HerThe assessment collaborative on outbreak, with three additionnandez was with some friends includes Lompoc Valley Medial in Lompoc, two in Santa Maria in the concrete culvert becal Center, Planned Parentand one in unincorporated North tweenCalifornia El Paso, Texas, andCoast, Ciuhood Central dad Juarez, Mexico.

According Santa Barbara County Public to lawyers for Sergio’s family, Health Department, Santa Barthe boys were playing a game bara Foundation, Santa Barbathat involved running across ra Neighborhood Clinics, and the culvert, touching a fence on UCSB. the U.S. side will and then Results berunning availback by to the side.

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By PAUL GONZALEZ Mesa maintained that the boys NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER were attempting to illegally cross the border that they Parents know and Anacapa School hadits pelted with rocks. for smallhim class sizes; the school Theenrolled facts might been only 43have students from CARPINTERIA The Santa Barbasorted out if Sergio’s parra County Association Govern-this grades seven throughoftwelve ents had beenstaff allowed toFriday purments released an update year.

School say that being a sue their lawsuit foron damages on next week’s work the High-out tight-knit community smoothed against Mesa in a learning. so-Pass way 101: Agent Linden and Casitas the transition to remote called Bivens action, named construction project.

School spokeswoman Kito Ceafter Bivens vs.through Six Unknown From Monday trulo said on March 16Wednesthe school Narcotics Agents, a 1971 deciday crews will be restriping lanes moved class instruction out of the and concrete safety barrisionmoving in which the court held Downtown campus at 814 Saners prepare for the next thattosomeone claiming to stages be the ta work, Barbara St. andtointo the reliving of a press victim ofaccording an illegal arrest and rooms, bedrooms, kitchen tables lease from SBCAG. search could sue the arrestand studies101 of its students.

Highway have alternating officers forwill violating the 4th “This remarkably smooth traning lane closures between Linden Amendment. sition to remote learning would and Bailard avenues.

One lane The court later permitted not have been possible will remain open.

Bivens-style lawsuits in twowithout From 8 p.m. to a5 claim a.m.and Monday our highly energetic other situations: by innovaa through Wednesday, the northtive faculty.

To be sure, there have former congressional staffbound onramps at Casitas Pass been some kinks to iron out, er that she was the victim of but Road and Linden will I’ve been happily Avenue surprised sex discrimination and an 8th with have alternating closures how well things have gone.

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In fact, Anacapa School found itself in a better position than most to move to virtual schooling.

The allowed such lawsitas Pass Road will be closed newsubscriptions@newspress.com MAILING ADDRESS some recently recruited three new suits even though they weren’t as needed. vacationholds@newspress.com P.O. Box 1359, Santa Barbara 93102 their phones and I don’t want them Cetrulo the administrastudents tois our school remote said. f you’re planning on voting authorized by an act ofsince Conthree thingssaid happening on Elec—Mike Bloomberg: Because the toMs. cancellations@newspress.com Via Real closed from Casitas use their phones.

I want them tion Day brought electives soathat She explained that online school to learning began month ago,” Head gress. former New York mayor has spent for a Democratic candidate thatback will likely cause Pass Road to theaold northbound News Hotline . . . . . . . . . 564-5273 Home delivery of the News-Press is use a desktop, laptop or an iPad students worktwo hikes, art projects millions capturing the airwaves for president whom the usual classyou sched- to of Those Schooldecisions Dr.onramp.

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564-5132 Like Nathan, Judith said her favorite activity of the Department is open 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. 7 —Elizabeth Warren: ry, and you want your vote “We learned about owls and how when they eat their to refrain from entering the confederal courts to protect those at voting locations.

Ms. Cetrulo saidday administrators we haven’t before,” she said. they had existing infrastructure on period. was the inflatable obstacledone course. days a week.

The Massachusetts senato count, read on. prey they cough up hairballs with the bones of their struction area. like Google Hangrights. services —A large of willis the soSchool “I know for a lot of schools that and staff are also providing Google “Everything we do Anacapa at Fun In number the Suncurriculum is ballots really rootClassified . . . . . . . . . . . . 963-4391 tor has been averaging The first thing to know prey,” he said excitedly.

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Ms. Cetrulo get everybody online.

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All of our needof momentum to hit tion is ruled bythe party Nathan said Olympic games are a highlight is thelast temporary ramp $5.08 per week includes sales tax, daily it open did soand again It later in the week. announcements every morning said the school has a level of trust Retail Fax . . . . . . . . . . . 564-5139 model I know where every single mighty.

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Writing sional votes will be cast. days and studentand achievements ing a rigorous classwork load ondoesn’t show up or each if their microand a high school and so we didn’t copy price of 75¢ daily and $2 Sunday dirty is perfect.” congressional districts. every vote will count.

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We need time, so what we talked about in Sun Carpinteria. elementary school threshold in the long count and ters of foreign policy best left —Amy Klobuchar: The Minnecount because your candidate the group.

Judith 11, said this is her first Students United Way’s Fun in the Sunnewspapers Summerfor Program Olympics Teachers host online chats about the best interest of their students to get this fixed,’” Ms. Figueroa, Cetrulo said. the faculty is creating a mixed-me- into All rightsinare reserved on material classrooms. become eligible for a share of Cali- compete to the executive branch in the sota senator dropped outcwhittle@newspress.com of the will receive zero delegates.

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“Certainly locally Santa Barabra has been greatly impacted by the lost revenues and jobs and we’re really mirroring what we’re seeing on a state level and also on a SANTA national scale,”Cottage she said.

“Since BARBARA Health travel basically came to a standstill and community partners are effective March 15, hotel occupanasking residents who receive a survey phone callbetween to participate cies have ranged 10 to in a community health 15%.

It’s also worth notingneeds that this assessment, offidals saidofFriis the absolute worst time the day. year for the industry because balThesheets surveyare is being conducted ance very thin after the “to better understand the needs winter and all of our hospitality and strengths of the entire comindustry operators rely on a robust munity, and the many diverse summer to carry them through groups within it,” Cottage Healththe winter. Given certainly the uncerspokeswoman Maria Zate said in tainty with how long these restrica news release. tions will be will in place, summer Findings helpthe Cottage travel season -- which is so critical Health and community partners to our industry’s bottom line -- is recognize the scope of population likely to be decimated, along with health concerns.

The assessment will include the spring.”

2,500 telephone surveys, with The Santa Barbara Municipal calls to randomly selected cellAirport is continuing its schedphones and landlines.

All reuled services, though overall sponses be confidential, traffic atwill the local airport has and information collected will decreased by 95%, which could not be connected to names or impact future non-stop air serphone numbers. Calls will bevices. gin the week of July 15 and conThe official destination martinue through September. keting organization forsummer the South In addition, later this Coast has also will been significantly the collaborative gather feedimpacted, itsto operaback during acutting listeningall tour hear tional costs -- and which includes layfrom individuals organizations offs andhealth-related decreases to staff wages, regarding needs in the community.

The listening Ms. Janega-Dykes said. tour will include surveys, group “But in online spite of these painful discussions, interviews, impacts tophone our economy, asand we’ve visits to various community-based all said this crisis will end. But organizations. realistically, it’s going to take sevThe years assessment collaborative eral for a full recovery, and includes Lompoc Valley Medito ensure that happens, we need cal Center, Planned Parentto work together to really support hood California Central Coast, our workforce and promote our Santa Barbara County Public destination again,” Santa she said.

Health Department, Barorganization is looking baraThe Foundation, Santa Barba-at traveler Clinics, sentiment studranational Neighborhood and ies, which has shown that 70% of UCSB. Results trips will have be notavailpostponed been able by the end ofathe at rescheduled and highyear number cottagehealth.org. of people won’t consider re-booking until August or beyond. On a — Christian Whittle positive note, projects indicate that seven out of 10 American travelers report wanting to get out and travel again after the outbreak, with more people interested in beach resort destinations and smaller cities.

CARPINTERIA The Santa Barba“Santa Barbara’s appeal is so raunique Countyand Association ofand Governenduring is truly ments released an update an iconic destination inFriday Califoronnia, nextsoweek’s work on the High-are once these restrictions way 101:our Linden andwill Casitas Pass lifted region be particuconstruction project. larly well positioned to attract From Monday through Wednesthat drive market such as the day crews will be restriping lanes L.A. resident who initially will be and moving concrete safety barriinterested infor getaways ers to prepare the nextcloser stagesto she said. to a press reofhome,” work, according Sherry Villanueava, founder lease from SBCAG. and managing partner with Acme Highway 101 will have alternatHospitality which operates eight ing lane closures between Linden food and beverage locations in and Bailard avenues.

One lane will remain open.has been forced Santa Barbara, From 8 p.m.347 to of 5 a.m.

Monday to furlough its 350 employthrough Wednesday, the northees. The company typically does bound at Casitas aboutonramps $17 million in salesPass in an Road andyear, Linden Avenue average but is now inwill a zero have alternating closures as revenue situation. needed. From 8 p.m. to 7 a.m.

Ms. Villanueava explained that Monday through Wednesday not southbound only do restaurants represent the offramp at Caa large number of jobs in the comsitas Pass Road will be closed munity, they are also connected as needed. toVia a diverse -- fishermen, Real isnetwork closed from Casitas delivery workers, distribuPass Roadservice to the old northbound tors and beverage suppliers.

Highway 101 onramp.

Local res“To give a feel for wagestofor idents haveyou one-way access Hales Laneworkers on Via Real.

Pedesrestaurant for the county, trians can use the on $103-104 million in sidewalk wages -- all Via Real, but people of that supporting notare onlyasked those to refrainbut from entering the conworkers how they participate struction area. in the rest of our local economy.

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

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”

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.

— Mitchell White

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est in getting back to normal because normal was never good enough for me.”

A representative of Rep. Salud Carbajal, D-Santa Barbara, also spoke at the event, and said, “We are here today because we refuse to be complicit in the abuse of children and refuse to stand idly by while our American identity is being used to commit human rights abuses.”

The representative, a mother of two children, held back tears while speaking to the crowd.

After the Rev. Moore and the representative, several others followed to express their opposition against the centers along the border.

The last protest in Santa Barbara that addressed the detention facilities took place a year ago according to Michal Lynch of IAC. The last speaker to address the more than 100-strong crowd was bilingual. She taught the protestors the unity clap, which, according to her, represents a resistance movement’s slow but steady beat that builds momentum over time.

After explaining the symbolism and history of this clap, the crowd joined her and finished off the gathering.

KENNETH SONG / NEWS-PRESS PHOTOS The Santa Barbara Police Department was aware of the While many businesses are seeing little to no foot traffic in and around their doors, Highway 101 has also been light on traffic with few people traveling in the rally. Sgt. Brian Miller said thecounty. department monitored the situation but the protestors remained on the sidewalk and absolutely overwhelming,” he said. local economy here,” she said. protested peacefully. In terms of continued claims -SOE HAN THA / NEWS-PRESS “It was both heart-wrenching to which reflect those who continue According to the California hear theCounty needs, Courthouse the fear, the misinto receive unemployment insurRestaurantmarched Association, 30% all Barbara Protesters from theofSanta and walked along Anacapa Street to the plaza. email: stha@newspress.com formation, just the general life-line ance -- those figures are around restaurants will not reopen when that was needed. (I’ve) never expe12 million, compared to roughly the crisis is over, Ms. Villanueava rienced something like that.”

6 million during the Great Recessaid.

His team handled hundreds of sion.

She went on to explain that most thousands of phone calls doing “It’s just going to be massive restaurants are being faced with what Mr. Leis said the government and devastating given that all a “money-losing proposition” by didn’t -- explain the “relatively these people have to apply for shifting solely to take-out or delivThat will entail recording how how their diet and the water simple, but awfully complex,” PPP. unemployment insurance, try temto ery services. long the animals stay in the kelp perature around them impact their “What we thought would be a get their jobs back and who knows “We’re in the business of bringContinued from Page A1 forest canopy day to day, and using nitrogen small number, you know, $28, $29, what theoutput. loss is going to be for the ing people in for a social experimodels to estimate how much they According to employ the release, $30 million in need -- when the businesses that them,”lobDr. ence. That’s how restaurants stay biomass is located, near the surface, excrete. Whereas the invertebrate sters along with sea stars have an program closed (Wednesday) night, Mr. Peters’ next study will explore Rupert said. alive, that’s how restaurants make study covered five coastal locations, “outsized effect in shaping the ecowe did over $100 million of PPP The webinar also included an money, that’s how restaurant emwhether other marine animals con- the upcoming study will focus on an system” because of their predatory loans for well over 300 clients -updateBecause from Dr. their Lynndiets N. Fitzgibtribute to nitrogen levels in the kelp area just south of Point Conception. nature. ployees stay employed,” she said, contain canopy. and that just scratched the surface forest bons, infectious disease adding that purchasing gift cards of the major systems are kind of ployment rates? Never we Sea otter populations inhave many oth- more protein than otherspecialinverteBecause otters forage for reef er of the needs,” he said. ist withthey Cottage Hospital, who really just kicks the cans down the still undersea development, but we seen this in the past. The Greatare brates, Southern California waters release more ammoniinvertebrates spend much of still Many clients are waiting for explained that the social distanc-in road. “Those are still goods and lacking in so about it was um and nitrogen-rich compounds feel like this isand an extraordinary Depression, by numbers, the way, was resting in be thethere kelpand for- necessary their applications to be processed, their ing measures services that have to be provided to select an area waste. in place have saved need time and we want to 25% unemployment and the with Greata their est, Mr. Peters suspects they act as consistently lives.

Fitzgibbons also said that sizeable TheDr. crustaceans gather together for in the future. There’s conversa- though Mr. Leis said the SBA was help everyone we possibly can,” Recession was more population like 10 to to “a conveyor belt of nutrients,” direct- determine whether or not the crea- in dens during the day, took which Mr. never designed to be a volume because Santa Barbara such tions around discounts, and again, Mr. Leis said. “We’re really gearing 12%.” ly supplying their waste and urine tures have a significant impact on Peters suspects may result in more lender. aggressive measures there is a restaurants -- their margins are up with some additional technolUsing the EPI projection for into the canopy. nutrient levels. herbivores moving into the reefs if When the program was first potential for a rebound. so thin and the business has been ogy so that when the next tranche job losses, Santa Barbara County While the UCSB team’s collabora“Sea otter populations are startthis leads to an increase in comalgae announced, the Montecito lender “Most of the people in our hurt so badly that they literally doesatget can Geological hit it really could lose up to 23,000 private tors thefunded Unitedwe States ing to recover in Southern Califor- around the lobster dens. joined a network of 60 other community have not seen this virus cannot take any more of that hard.” have studied otter activity at nia sector 11,000 leisure Survey andjobs thatby is aJune, stable population,” Mr.and Peters he hopes to conmunity banks across the country yet, oncesaid our social connecburden.”

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The study growth the use divers.between aSanta closer look at County spiny lobsters and email: jgrega@newspress.com 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. Wednesday it probably bump into this virus,” the Paycheck Protection Program are all over the map. The Econom54,000 private sector jobs, 26,000 delivered $1 billion of PPP loans she said. and Economic Injury Disaster ic Policy Institute has estimated leisure and hospitality jobs and into the SBA. “Some of us will all get sympLoan programs, Montecito Bank the pandemic could lead to the 17,000 in retail.

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We’ve seen 20 million people have applied said. information has toshe be processed couldn’t believe thelearning call volume. program combines with having fun. that before.

Forty percent unemfor initial unemployment claims.

Like Nathan, Judith said her favorite activity of the -- it could be more inefficient a “We owls how when they eatnot their “I’velearned workedabout at Bank ofand America day was the inflatable obstacle course. prey they cough up hairballs with the bones of their way to get money out,” he said. and I’ve worked at Wells Fargo, “Everything we do at Fun In the Sun is really rootprey,” heincoming said excitedly.

He he also The enjoys studybank has been in contact and the volume ofsaid phone ed in teaching the kids teamwork and confidence and ing math. with Rep. Salud Carbajal and calls from our community were working together in a collaborative setting. All of our Nathan said the Olympic games areprovided a highlight ofinsight is open and the temporary ramp some onare howembedded to games in that, that teamwork mindset,” his summer, a great opportunity to see improve old friends has been removed. theand program for the next “Anything we can do to get them wet said Ms. Cabrera, meet new people.

The offramp at Linden Avenue wave of funding, with imandone dirty is perfect.”

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

Avenue or Casitas Pass Road to at the bank, but the government this event today and we’re very grateful,” said Ms. CaMany of the students have participated in Fun in the reach the beach and downtown didn’twelcomed do a very good job and the COURTESY PHOTO brera.

Sun in the past, but newcomers are quickly Carpinteria. really into the group. Judith Figueroa, 11, saidSBA thiswas is her first caught, in some Students in United Way’s Fun in the Sun Summer Program Olympics ways, flat footed tryingcwhittle@newspress.com to delivyear in the program and said she wants to come back inemail: — Christian Whittle compete in the pie-eating contest Friday at El Camino Elementary School. er this program,” Mr. Leis said.

When the program was launched, the bank had no insight on how this would affect the balance sheet of the bank, both from a liquidity perspective and a capital perspective. den Court. There, she one day mentioned told sheawould lenge.

“The Fed provided sourcebe ofSpirit until a few days be- strengthen it. that she was the first Spirit of Fiesta and fore the parade.

“She felt that instead of hiding away and “You think, ‘I’m here to give the best I liquidity so we don’t have to hamContinued from Page A1 a woman at the home overheard her. That “My mom said something like, ‘You’re go- just favoring it, that exercise would help,” can,’ and you just make yourself strong,” our deposit base to Spirit fund these woman also happened to havemer a daughter ing to be of Fiesta.’ It was like three Ms. Parker recalled. she said. very morning. She added that her mother, who was that year’s Spirit, and through loans, but none of that was transher days before the big parade. … They sprung Ms. Parker looked back fondly on her time While being Spirit of Fiesta was fun while an Italian immigrant and enthusiastic lover Ms. Parker’s activity in Fiesta resumed. mitted to us ahead time, had have a dress. I had to as Spirit and said dancing in the parade was it lasted, this giving of oneself to make othit onof me andwe I didn’t of Fiesta, would have been thrilled to see to do on faith,” heasaid.

Ms. Parker attended the April 13that audiborrow dress that belonged to an adult, and fun but challenging. Though not a major as- ers happy is what Ms. Parker still carries her chosen.

The SBA guidelines also tions that ended with 16-year-old Sophia that waswere a huge deal for a 12-year-old.” pect of the parade today, Ms. Parker said from that experience.

“I’m glad for my mother’s sake, because Cordero being named Spirit ofvague loan forgiveness Fiestaregarding and Suddenly thrusting Ms. Parker into ac- that military bands used to be a prominent “You learn not to think of yourself, you it meant so much to her,” she said.

10-year-old Paloma Valenzuelaand chosen seemed what as to dotivities if a client can’t to be her mother’s nature. part of the event and that she even danced learn to think of other people… You really Though she spent many years away from Junior Spirit.

Ms. Parker credits repay their loan, simply stating “Toher mom for not only with one behind her. Flamenco dancing to are a symbol for something and it just forces all Fiesta activities, Ms. Parker’s involveBack in 1949 the choice of Spirit of Fies- getting her involved in Fiesta, but danc- military band music wasn’t easy and for a you out of your own little cubby hole, and that’s be determined,” he added. ment with the festival has “bloomed” since ta wasn’t as organized. Spirits and Junior in general.

After Ms. Parker suffered second she thought, “Oh no, this isn’t pos- very important to anybody,” she said.

“This is like ing an airplane that’s 2013, when she reconnected with Old Span- Spirits are now chosen a few months a broken that flying in butadstill being builtleg and allrefused to properly heal, sible,” but she let “common sense” and her ish Days through her retirement home Gar- vance of the event, but Ms. Parker wasn’t her mother placed her in dance lessons to “positive will” take over to meet the chal- email: jgrega@newspress.com

Work continues on Highway 101 widening

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

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‘Conviction of the Heart’: Kenny Loggins to perform his song with local teens during Wednesday’s online Earth Day festival

By DAVE MASON NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER

Kenny Loggins is impressed with photos showing a significant change in major cities.

Their skies are clean.

“This ‘shelter at home’ time has produced dramatic photographs of our major cities without polluted skies!” the Montecito singer told the News-Press, answering questions by email. “Who knew that was even possible? And how quickly it happened!”

Mr. Loggins, 72, said he hopes the photos will inspire people to believe a non-polluted environment is possible and could be sustained if they insisted on change from the government.

The musician brings his passion for the environment to #TogetherWeEarthrise Earth Day Live Festival. The strictly online version of the annual Santa Barbara Earth Day Festival starts at noon Wednesday.

(The usual festival was canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic.)

Mr. Loggins, whose hits include the theme of “Footloose” (1984) and “Danger Zone” from “Top Gun” (1986), is among the local musicians performing. He’s doing so in a video from his Montecito home, which includes his band members performing in Los Angeles and Nashville.

In addition, Mr. Loggins has recruited local teens, performing at their homes, to join him and his core band members Dave Salinas, Scott Bernard and Rick Cowling on the chorus of “Conviction of the Heart.” The song appeared on his 1991 album “Leap of Faith.”

Mr. Loggins quoted the chorus: “One with the earth One with the sky One with everything in life.”

Mr. Loggins said he hopes the presence of the teen-agers will emphasize that their generation is inheriting this world.

The singer was praised by Kathi King, the Earth Day festival’s director, for his participation in #TogetherWeEarthrise Earth Day Live Festival.

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“It’s community-oriented featuring local musicians and personalities, and we’re still honoring our previous environmental heroes.”

Through both live and prerecorded videos, different speakers, performances, interviews and messages will fill the five-hour livestream.

On the entertainment front, musicians like Kenny Loggins, Glen Phillips, and Zach Gill are among the CEC’s living room concert lineup. Guest speakers will include former Vice President Al Gore and actor Jeff Bridges, as well as established Earth Day heroes like Florencia Ramirez and Congressman Salud Carbajal.

Even poetry performances will make an appearance, with Santa Barbara Poet Laureate Sojourner Kincaid Rolle and San Marcos High School senior slam poet Madai Quevedo lending their talents to the festivities. To moderate the segments, local journalists and KJEE radio station DJs will serve as virtual emcees.

Although a jam-packed schedule is not atypical for the festival, the shift to digital has also allowed CEC to include more personalities than previously possible. “(This) does provide an opportunity to involve more speakers than might have been able to travel regardless of the (coronavirus) travel restrictions,” said Ms. Wright.

“Around Earth Day, some folks are in high demand, so they have to choose one location to speak at like Washington D.C. or New York.

We are now able to hear from more people.”

Among the new additions is environmental activist and journalist Bill McKibben, who founded 350. org, the first planet-wide movement. For the first time, Mr. McKibben and other coveted personalities can be in more than one place at once. By removing physical barriers, the CEC’s Earth Day Festival can include and reach more than ever before.

The livestream will even be available to those who cannot tune in live, with a rerun of the event playing Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. In between the showings, CEC

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“I have said for 30 years now, the environmental movement isn’t really a political issue. It’s a spiritual one,” said Montecito singer Kenny Loggins, who’s among the performers Wednesday at sbearthday.org.

FYI #TogetherWeEarthrise Earth Day Live Festival will begin at noon Wednesday at sbearthday.org.

Speakers will vary from Santa Barbara movie star Jeff Bridges to former Vice President Al Gore.

There will also be several panel discussions.

In addition, the event will feature local musicians Kenny Loggins, Glen Phillips, Zach Gill, Tina Schlieske and Michael McDonald.

There will also be poetry performances by Sojourner Kincaid Rolle, the Santa Barbara poet laureate, and Madai Quevedo, a slam poet and a San Marcos High School senior.

the last several years at the festival,” Ms. King told the News-Press.

“He’s wonderful.

“Pretty much everyone we reached out to said ‘yes’ right away,” Ms. King said about the musicians, poets and speakers. She noted people have time on their hands and want to help celebrate the 50th anniversary of the festival, the Community Environmental Council (the event’s organizer) and Earth Day itself.

“People are happy to have something to engage in and provide some entertainment and inspiration for people at a time when we need it,” Ms. King said.

invites viewers to take part in a virtual beer garden on Zoom from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., an online gathering the nonprofit has created to support local restaurants.

“We’re made arrangements with local restaurants providing Earth Day specials for takeout,” said Ms. Wright. “I’ve been cooking in my kitchen for the past six weeks, so I’m ready for somebody else to make my dinner.”

Those like Ms. Wright looking to take the Earth Day celebration a step further can find offers at Buena Onda Empanadas, Lemon & Coriander, and milk & honey tapas to name a few. The full list of participating restaurants can be found at SbEarthDay.org/sbearthday-special. Just call in, pull up a chair and enjoy dinner with your fellow environmental enthusiasts – quarantine-style.

If viewers are in search of some more mediated contact, Ms. Wright floated the idea of watching the livestream with one another over Zoom, developing the online ties that much more.

By bringing the community together in more ways than one, this year’s Earth Day festival isn’t that different after all. In fact, the event is fulfilling a role it has had since the start.

“Earth Day truly has always been about connecting with one another and this will bring that same spirit,” said Ms. Wright.

While the celebration finds itself in the sixth week since the statewide stay-at-home order took place, Ms. Wright thinks the 50th anniversary will be a poignant relief from the chaos.

“At the moment, when we are supposed to be having our greatest gathering, we’re separated,” she said. “But I keep coming back to the feeling that the actual lesson or take away is that we’re not isolated.

We’re extremely connected with one another.

“The thing that’s really uplifting is how dependent on each other we are for our health. It’s moving to see how quickly folks organized around protecting each other and protecting public health.”

Going forward, Ms. Wright hopes that willingness can be applied to other crises, namely the conservation movement. And with

Mr. Loggins discussed the power of music to help people during the pandemic and other difficult times.

“Music can be used to calm, distract, nurture, motivate, uplift and heal our hearts,” he said, but added, “It will not be much help if we run out of air or water.”

Mr. Loggins said people have been lulled into accepting a polluted world as a normal, natural byproduct of economic progress, “which of course is the opposite of the truth.” He noted people also believe the “lie that there’s just ‘not enough to go around.’ ” “I have said for 30 years now, the environmental movement isn’t really a political issue. It’s a spiritual one,” Mr. Loggins said, stressing the connection with the earth. “What we do to Her, we do to ourselves.”

Mr. Loggins said his generation may be a lost cause in the environmental movement.

“We almost had the vision of something bigger than daily survival in the ’60s, but we lost it,” he said.

“Our present leadership reflects that lack of consciousness.”

Mr. Loggins said he would like the next generation to produce leaders who are less mired in the selfishness and greed of previous generations.

The singer called for tomorrow’s leaders to value cooperation and demonstrate “the imagination to recreate their world.”

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ear Abby: My “contemporary” look. If he friend “Russ” is needs to learn to dance, a sweet, quiet, show him some steps. reserved guy He may accept some help with a goofy if you approach the subject side. He’s in his mid-20s, with sensitivity. However, but has never kissed a girl I’m not sure how much or gone out on a date. (He more than that you can do is the kind of person because, in the end, BEST OF girls regard as a Russ is going to have brother figure.) He to find a girl whose has no confidence values mirror his and doesn’t drink, own. dance or let loose. I Dear Abby: have seen his dating Our 2-year-old profiles, and they are granddaughter is brutally unappealing. using “dirty words” Abigail I want to help during her visits Van Buren Russ find someone with us. We have before it’s too late. I tried ignoring her, hate seeing him lonely. He and also popping her on needs someone to give him the bottom while saying a chance and help him learn “no.” Her mother uses this to be more confident. I know language, so this situation it’s wrong to try to change is very confusing for our someone, but I feel if he granddaughter. Please help. doesn’t get some help, no one — Confused in the South will ever give him the time Dear Confused: Someone of day. He needs a sense of needs to explain to the adventure and, frankly, a mother that the “dirty change of wardrobe. words” her daughter is being How can I help this “good taught are normal are sure boy” get the attention of the to create problems for her ladies? when she’s old enough for — Amanda in Wyoming school. Perhaps it will be the Dear Amanda: You are wakeup call she needs to a good friend. Talk to Russ clean up her vocabulary. and ask if he would be However, if that isn’t open to a bit of “coaching” effective, then it’s up to you to improve his social life. to teach your granddaughter Tell him you have seen his that dirty words cannot be dating profiles and offer used in your home. Reward to help him tweak them. her when she remembers, If new photos are needed, remind her when she forgets suggest you go shopping and institute penalties if together for a new outfit (or it persists. That’s how kids two), so he will have a more learn, and you will be doing

her a favor if you start early.

Dear Abby: My wife and I have been married for 50 years. We were both raised in a conservative religion, but haven’t attended Sunday services in a long time.

I have become more liberal than my wife over the years, and I recently attended a service at a liberal, internationally recognized church. I felt I belonged immediately. I had never before felt so happy to be with like-minded worshippers. My wife had huge issues with it, and the next time I wanted to attend, she got very upset. I resent my wife’s resistance. This coming Sunday, I plan to tell her I’ll be “going out” and will be back in a couple of hours. No doubt she’ll know I’m at church, and I’ll pay the price with her cold attitude or tears. Does she have a right to tell me I can’t attend a particular church?

— Moved by the Spirit Dear Moved: No, she does not! In light of the fact that you haven’t attended church together in years, she should be happy for you.

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

email: dmason@newspress.com

everything at a standstill, she thinks the pandemic could offer somewhat of an environmental reset.

“Everything that we are experiencing is coming at a horrible cost,” she said. “Not anyone is happy about it, but it’s what we’re doing so we may as well take some lessons and see what we have been doing.”

Not having to drive to work or travel across the country have caused an unprecedented drop in emissions. Levels of nitrogen dioxide in China, for example, were down as much as 30% at the beginning of March, according to NASA. So as the public health crisis pushes the world to adapt, Ms. Wright thinks important lessons could be learned in the meantime.

“Once we’re more familiar with technologies like Zoom, they’ll become life hacks,” she said. “Some of the things that we’ve been playing with could lead to businesses and employees working from home once or twice a month or week.

That would have a real, noticeable impact on emissions and on climate change if we were to take that step. “(We’ve) learned you don’t need to get in an airplane for absolutely everything. You can go to conferences and learn things from home. We may choose to do that for health reasons when the stayat-home measures are lifted… that could have a strong impact on the climate.”

The environment is just one of the many issues COVID-19 has swept aside as it continues to overtake daily life. For now, Ms. Wright agrees that focus should remain on the disease, but that doesn’t mean other problems need to fall by the wayside. This means Wednesday’s festival isn’t just a reason to come together and commemorate a half-century’s worth of work – it’s a reminder that when the pandemic is over, other problems will remain.

“It was inconceivable to go dark this week, it’s too important,” said Ms. Wright. “Issues like the environment don’t take a hiatus. We absolutely need to stay centered and focused on keeping conservation at the top of people’s minds.” email: tkenny@newspress.com

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SCORPIO — Expect to exchange a lot of phone calls and emails with friends today, Scorpio.

Communication with others is your top priority. You have a lot of news to deliver and you’ll receive a lot in return. Much of what you hear could be useful for whatever you’re involved with now. The only downside is mental overload. You could feel as if your brain has spent the day running a marathon.

SAGITTARIUS — Financial good fortune continues, Sagittarius, although old habits are hard to break and you might have difficulty adjusting to it. You could alternate between wanting to buy out the store and continuing to pinch pennies the way you used to. That’s OK. Everybody has to make adjustments in life. Second only to falling in love, this will probably be one of the most pleasant adjustments you’ll ever have to make!

CAPRICORN — Are you going on a trip or possibly moving, Capricorn?

Is education involved in some way?

Whatever your reasons for going away, you’re going to gain whatever you hope for - and more. Writing, teaching, and anything involving communication should go very well right now, including conversations with a romantic partner. Your mind is quick and retentive right now, so make the most of it.

AQUARIUS — You tend to be intuitive by nature, Aquarius, but today you could receive psychic impressions by the dozen. You might even experience visions or hear voices. Don’t worry – you aren’t going crazy! You do, however, need to pay attention to these messages. They may have immense personal or even planetary significance. If you can’t make sense of them, write them down. It should all be clear to you later.

PISCES — Communication with friends and partners should be clear, open, honest, and supportive today, Pisces. Camaraderie flows freely, and affection is shown without restraint or overkill. If you’re presently involved but not yet committed, a declaration of love and an expression of desire to move the relationship to the next level could be in the wind. At the very least, your lover should pay you a compliment or two!

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ARIES — Have you been reading about how a positive mental outlook creates a healthy body and a happy life, Aries? If so, you might just find that this attitude brings results.

You’re feeling strong, fit, and mentally sharp. Career interests seem to be looking up for you. A fringe benefit is that you’re probably feeling especially intuitive, too. Keep doing whatever you’ve been doing to bring this all about, because it’s working!

TAURUS — Research that you’ve been doing for a particular project may finally be completed, Taurus.

Now you’re ready to finish your work.

Your mind is especially sharp right now, so this is a good time to work on any kind of project that involves communication. If you’re a writer, your publishing prospects look good.

Romance also should be going well.

Perhaps you just became aware of a strong psychic bond between you and your beloved. Make the most of it!

GEMINI — Dreams and visions about your family paint a rosy picture of your future, Gemini. These dreams could well be prophetic, but don’t jump to that conclusion without first analyzing the symbols and discerning what your dreams are trying to tell you. There could be something that you need to consider before you can move ahead toward the future you want to create. But remember that dreams can be interpreted in more than one way!

CANCER — Tonight you might decide to attend a social gathering held in your community that involves a lot of people who are into psychic or spiritual matters, Cancer. This should be an interesting experience for you, because you could not only glean a lot of fascinating information but also make some new friends.

Someone could recommend a few intriguing books. Keep your eyes and ears open, and take your address book with you. Have fun!

LEO — If you’ve been uncertain about the possibility of a raise in your salary, Leo, today you could finally be told for certain that it’s coming. This is definitely cause for celebration. You might want to call a friend or romantic partner and propose a night on the town. Your good luck shows signs of continuing if you keep on working as hard as you have been. Now it’s time to enjoy it!

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7. The anticipated date of the bulk sale and transfer of alcoholic beverage license(s) is MAY 1, 2020, and is/are intended to be consummated at the ofďŹ ces of Compass First, Inc., 1114 State Street, Suite 313, Santa Barbara, CA 93101, Escrow No. 151-2020-MO.

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If you challenge the project in court, you may be limited to raising only those issues you or someone else raised at the public hearing described in this notice, or in written correspondence to the Board of Supervisors prior to the public hearing. G.C. Section 65009, 6066, and 6062a.

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Mona Miyasato CLERK OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Sheila de la Guerra, Deputy Clerk APR 21, 28 / 2020 — 55936

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STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS NOTICE TO BIDDERS Bids open at 2:00 PM on Thursday, May 7, 2020 for: HARDSCAPE REPAIRS FY 19/20 IN THE ORCUTT AREA IN THE 4TH SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT

Plans, SpeciďŹ cations, and Bid Book are available at no charge at https://www.planetbids.com/portal/ portal.cfm?CompanyID=43874.

The County encourages the participation of DBEs as deďŹ ned in 49 CFR 26. You are encouraged to employ craftsmen and other workers from the local labor market whenever possible to do so. Local labor market is deďŹ ned as the labor market within the geographical conďŹ nes of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California.

PlanetBids https://www.planetbids.com/portal/portal.cfm?CompanyID=43874 Complete the project work within 40 Workings Days.

The estimated cost of the project is $282,000.00.

No prebid meeting is scheduled for this project.

This project is subject to compliance monitoring and enforcement by the Department of Industrial Relations.

A contractor or subcontractor shall not be qualiďŹ ed to bid on, be listed in a bid proposal, subject to the requirements of Section 4104 of the Public Contract Code, or engage in the performance of any contract for public work, as deďŹ ned in this chapter, unless currently registered and qualiďŹ ed to perform public work pursuant to Section 1725.5. It is not a violation of this section for an unregistered contractor to submit a bid that is authorized by Section 7029.1 of the Business and Professions Code or by Section 10164 or 20103.5 of the Public Contract Code, provided the contractor is registered to perform public work pursuant to Section 1725.5 at the time the contract is awarded.

Prevailing wages are required on this Contract. The Director of the California Department of Industrial Relations determines the general prevailing wage rates. Obtain the wage rates at the DIR website, https://www.dir.ca.gov/.

Inquiries or questions based on alleged patent ambiguity of the plans, speciďŹ cations, or estimate must be submitted as a bidder inquiry by 5:00 PM on Friday, May 1, 2020. Submittals after this date will not be addressed. Questions pertaining to this Project prior to Award of the Contract must be submitted via PlanetBids Q&A tab.

Bidders (Plan Holders of Record) will be notiďŹ ed by electronic mail if addendums are issued. The addendums, if issued, will only be available on PlanetBids, https://www.planetbids.com/portal/portal. cfm?CompanyID=43874.

By order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara this project was authorized to be advertised on Tuesday, June 04, 2019.

Scott D. McGolpin Director of Public Works APR 21 / 2020 -- 55942

5. The assets being sold are generally described as: Business, inventory of stock, assets and furniture, ďŹ xtures and equipment and are located at: 113 Harbor Way, Suite 180, Santa Barbara, CA 93109 6. The type of license(s) and license number(s) to be transferred is/are: ON-SALE GENERAL EATING PLACE, License No. 47-468782 and are now issued for the premises located at (if “sameâ€?, so state): SAME

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RICHONES, INC., a California corporation, 113 Harbor Way, Suite 180, Santa Barbara, CA 93109

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Full Name(s) of registrants: ON TARGET CONSULTING ASSOCIATES, 27 W ANAPAMU STREET, SUITE 406, SANTA BARBARA, CA 93101. State: CALIFORNIA. This business is conducted by: Corporation. This statement was ďŹ led in the ofďŹ ce of JOSEPH E. HOLLAND, County Clerk of SANTA BARBARA COUNTY on MAR 25 2020 by: Maria F. Sanchez, Deputy. The registrant commenced to transact business on: Not Applicable.

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STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS NOTICE TO BIDDERS Bids open at 2:00 PM on Thursday, May 07, 2020 for: FISCAL YEAR 2019/2020 PAVEMENT PRESERVATION AND PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE IN THE 1ST, 2ND, 3RD, AND 4TH SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICTS COUNTY PROJECT NO. 820684 General project work description: Pavement Preventive Maintenance Plans, SpeciďŹ cations, and Bid Book are available at no charge at https://www.planetbids.com/portal/portal.cfm?CompanyID=43874 The County encourages the participation of DBEs as deďŹ ned in 49 CFR 26. You are encouraged to employ craftsmen and other workers from the local labor market whenever possible to do so. Local labor market is deďŹ ned as the labor market within the geographical conďŹ nes of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California.

Submit bids to the web address below. Bids will be opened and available at the web address below immediately following the submittal deadline.

PlanetBids https://www.planetbids.com/portal/portal.cfm?CompanyID=43874 Complete the project work within 80 Workings Days.

The estimated cost of the project is $3,460,000.00.

No prebid meeting is scheduled for this project.

This project is subject to compliance monitoring and enforcement by the Department of Industrial Relations.

A contractor or subcontractor shall not be qualiďŹ ed to bid on, be listed in a bid proposal, subject to the requirements of Section 4104 of the Public Contract Code, or engage in the performance of any contract for public work, as deďŹ ned in this chapter, unless currently registered and qualiďŹ ed to perform public work pursuant to Section 1725.5. It is not a violation of this section for an unregistered contractor to submit a bid that is authorized by Section 7029.1 of the Business and Professions Code or by Section 10164 or 20103.5 of the Public Contract Code, provided the contractor is registered to perform public work pursuant to Section 1725.5 at the time the contract is awarded.

Prevailing wages are required on this Contract. The Director of the California Department of Industrial Relations determines the general prevailing wage rates. Obtain the wage rates at the DIR website, https://www.dir.ca.gov/.

Inquiries or questions based on alleged patent ambiguity of the plans, speciďŹ cations, or estimate must be submitted as a bidder inquiry by 5:00 PM on Friday, May 01, 2020. Submittals after this date will not be addressed. Questions pertaining to this Project prior to Award of the Contract must be submitted via PlanetBids Q&A tab.

Bidders (Plan Holders of Record) will be notiďŹ ed by electronic mail if addendums are issued. The addendums, if issued, will only be available on PlanetBids, https://www.planetbids.com/portal/portal. cfm?CompanyID=43874.

By order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara this project was authorized to be advertised on Tuesday, June 04, 2019.

Scott D. McGolpin Director of Public Works APR 21 / 2020 — 55941

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Fire hydrant sheered in crash

UCSB women’s basketball lands star ing transfer from San Jose State s

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”

Perry Theodore Hufford of Sonora, Ca passed away on April 14, 2020. He was 88 years old. country in the Marines during the and prompted toPerry city’sserved Publichis Works Korean worked as a General Contractor in staff to respond andWar. shutPerry off the Santa Barbara & Goleta until he retired and moved hydrant, said Battalion Chief to Sonora in 1988.RobPerry is survived by his wife Ann, ert Mercado, daughter spokesman theBluff, and son Alan of Sonora. He Nancyfor of Red 2 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. Perry Santa Barbarahad City Fire Departwas a wonderful husband and father and even a better ment. human being.

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

Both vehiclesISING, sustainedJoan minor toLee 1950-2020 moderate damage.

The Santa Barbara Police Department is invesJoan Ising, 69, passed away April 15 in Santa Barbara. tigating the circumstances of thein 1950 and lived in Los Angeles She was born in Boston collision. for several years, until her family’s move to Montecito in

By MARK PATTON Health SENIOR WRITER s NEWS-PRESS are eive a The UCSB women’s basketball ipate program is getting healthier even needs as it remains shut down with the RAFAEL MALDONADO / NEWS-PRESS Fri1990. rest of theAcollegiate athletic world two-car collision at 128 E. Pedregosa St. broke a fire hydrant that gushed water down the street.

— Mitchell White Joan’s death was preceded by her husband, Claude by the COVID-19 pandemic. ucted Ising, in 2018. needs Coach Bonnie Henrickson ancomnounced on Monday that Megan Joan leaves behind three daughters and six verse grandchildren, as well as two siblings.

Anderson, a record-setting threeealth point shooter at San Jose State, A private service will be held for her immediate family. aid is in transferring to UCSB to join a recruiting class that includes fall ttage Obituary notices are published daily in the signees Anya Choice and Alyssa tners Marin. Four Gauchos who were inSanta Barbara News-Press and lation jured last season are also rounding also appear on our website: www.newspress.com into shape, she reported. clude Continued from Page A1 Text can be submitted by email to obits@newspress.com, “We’re pretty excited with where with faxed to (805) 966-1421, or brought in to our De La Guerra Plaza office. we’re at right now,” Henrickson d cellPleasebecause include: name, address andnever contact phone number. est in getting back to normal normal was llsaid. re- “There’s a lot of fluidity in our good enough for me.”

The deadline for Tuesday-Friday’s edition is 10 a.m. the previous day. recruiting, but we’re able to now ntial, A representative of Rep.Sunday Saludand Carbajal, Bar- is at 12 noon on Thursday.

Saturday, Monday’sD-Santa edition deadline d spend will more time with the 2021s bara, also spoke at the event, and said, “We are here today es or year’s senior class).” obituaries must be prepaid. We accept all major credit cards by phone, or (next because we refuse All to be complicit in the abuse of children ll bepayment can be made at our office. The cost is approximately $6.00 per/line daily Anderson will sit out next seaand refuse to stand idly by while our American identity is d son con-as a redshirt and then play her $6.35 per/line Sunday plus $25 per photo*, **. being used to commit humanand rights abuses.” * All obituaries include a $40 Service fee. senior season at UCSB in 2021-22.

The representative, a mother of two children, held back mmer Choice, one of five finalists for Calitears while speaking to the crowd. **Ask our representative about Spotlighting your obituary online for an additional $10. feedfornia’s Ms. Basketball Award after After the Rev. Moore and the representative, several othA line consists of approximately 75 characters, which include spaces & punctuation o hear a stellar career at Santa Rosa’s Carers followed to express against thea centers without atheir photo opposition and 40-55 characters with photo. Photos can be submitted digitally ations along the border. dinal (jpeg format/at least 200 dpi) or an original can be brought into our office for scanning. eds in Newman High, and Marin, The last protest in Santa Barbara that addressed For further information, pleasethe call 564-5249. gwho tour starred at Camarillo High, will detention facilities took place a year ago according to Mibe eligible to play next season. group Free Death Notices must be submitted by your mortuary. The News-Press can not accept chal Lynch of IAC. Anderson, a 6-foot forward, set s, and Death Notices from individuals, please consult your mortuary.

The last speaker to address the more than 100-strong a single-season record at San Jose based crowd was bilingual.

She taught the protestors the unity State when she made 43.8% of her clap, which, according to her, represents a resistance moverative three-pointers (46-for-105) during LOCAL FIVE-DAY ment’s slow but steady beat that buildsFORECAST momentum over time.

Mediher freshman year. Her career After explaining the symbolism and historyTHURSDAY of this clap, the FRIDAY TODAY WEDNESDAY SATURDAY rentthree-point percentage of .403 is crowd joined her and finished off the gathering.

Coast, also the school record. She ranks The Santa Barbara Police Department was aware of the ublic second in career threes with 185 rally. Sgt. Brian Miller said the department monitored the a Barand would have easily broken the situation but the protestors remained on the sidewalk and arbaMostly sunny and Sunny, breezy and Sunny and Mostly sunny and school record of 199 had she reprotested peacefully.

Mostly sunny , and nice breezy very warm remaining warm SOE HAN THA / NEWS-PRESS mained at San Jose State.

INLAND INLAND INLAND INLAND INLAND “She can really stroke it,” HenProtesters marched from the Santa Barbara County Courthouse and walked along Anacapa Street to the plaza. email: stha@newspress.com avail76 49 86 57 87 55 92 53 92 50 rickson said. ar at COASTAL COASTAL COASTAL COASTAL COASTAL “Megan also has a real high bas54 60 59 58 57 73 79 81 80 77 ketball IQ. She likes to get into the COURTESY PHOTO hittle gym and stay in the gym. She really Pismo Beach Shown is today's weather. Temperatures are today's highs and tonight's lows.

65/48 Megan Anderson set three-point records while playing for San Jose State. likes to work.”

Her older sister, Emily, led Cal Maricopa strength-and-conditioning ter Dei, and junior Kiki Iriafen of Poly in three-pointers during her ing the 1,000-point mark in just 51 our 71/54 Guadalupe That will entail recording65/49 how how their diet and the water temgames. She was voted to the JC All- coach has been able to connect Harvard-Westlake. senior season of 2017-18. longjoin theaanimals in the kelp perature with themContinued on Instagram to show Choice will Gaucho stay roster Santaaround Maria them impact their New Cuyama “Megan’s parents (Jill and Nick State First Team as a sophomore. from Page A1 67/49output. forest canopy day to day, and using nitrogen them exercises.” headed by Ila Lane, a 6-4 center “Doris can really create a shot 67/44 Anderson) are also Cal Poly gradumodels to estimate how much they According to the release, lobVandenberg The Gauchos are counting on who earned All-Big West Conferfor herself,” Henrickson said.

“She ates, but we’re going to have them biomass is located, near the surface, excrete. Whereas the invertebrate Ventucopa Alamos arba62/51 sters along withLos sea stars have an high school recruits to explore ence first-team honors last year as a 61/46 72/49 wearing Gaucho blue now,” Hen- scores at all three levels: from the their two Mr. Peters’ next study will vernstudy covered five coastal locations, “outsized effect in shaping the ecooutside shooting next freshman, and honorable mention three-point line, with the mid- help with the rickson said. whether other marine animals con- the riday Solvang upcoming study will focus on an system” because of their predatory Buellton a 5-9toguard, made 81in the point guard Danae Miller. Lane led 73/49 tribute nitrogen levels kelp Anderson averaged 8.8 points range game, and in getting to the year. Marin, High70/48 their diets area just south of Point Conception. Lompoc nature. Because contain Camarillo while averag- the nationSea in otter rebounding with an 62/49 canopy. and 3.3 rebounds at San Jose last rim. At 5-foot-9, she can grab the threes for forest s Pass populations in many oth- more protein than other inverteSANTA ing 21.6 points.

Choice, a otters 5-8 guard, average per game.

She waswaters are brates, they release more ammoniBecause sea forage for reef ofer13.0 season while playing a team-high rim. She’s real bouncy.”

BARBARA Southern California 73/54 invertebrates and spend much of in as nine three-pointalso 18th field-goal at soForecasts dnesUCSB does need to replace the made as many 31.7 minutes per game. She was still lackingpercentage in numbers, it wasand um and nitrogen-rich in Gaviotacompounds Goleta theirShe time restingnearly in the kelp lanes provided by waste. averaged .576forand led the Gauchos in scoring 68/54 interested, however, in joining a three-point shooting of Coco Miller, ers in a game. necessary to select an areagraphics with a their 75/54 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2020 est, Mr.43 Peters suspects theywith act as barriin a CIF-North a 15.3-point average. consistently sizeable population to The crustaceans gather together UCSB program that trended up- who received All-Big West honor- 30 points, netting Carpinteria 71/55 airnow.gov AIR QUALITY tages “a conveyor belt of nutrients,” directagainst Salesian “What’s determine really exciting, and or what whether not the creain KEY densSource: during the day, which Mr. ward last year by winning five its able mention, and Tal Sahar. The Coast semifinal Ventura sslast re- six games to finish second in two graduating seniors accounted Prep.

Unhealthy for SG ly supplying their waste andwe’re urine Very Unhealthy Good tures have a of significant on Peters suspects may result in more incredibly proud her for, isimpact 70/54 Unhealthy Moderate herbivores Not Available into the canopy. nutrient levels. moving into the reefs if “Alyssa is a phenomenal passer how much she’s grown her game,” for more than half of the team’s the Big West Conference.

MARINE FORECAST ernatWhile populations start- this leads to an increase in algae who can score thethe ballUCSB at allteam’s three collaboraHenrickson “Sea said.otter “We’re excited are “I am so grateful for this opportu- three-pointers.

ALMANAC BARBARA CHANNEL inden tors at the United ing tomuch recover in Southern around the lobster dens. SANTA Santa Barbara through 6 p.m. yesterday said of States Marin.Geological knowing how harder she’ll CaliforAliceah Hernandez, a 5-9 junior levels,” Henrickson Wind from the west-northwest at 8-16 knots today. nity, I cannot wait to be a Gaucho,” lane Survey have studied otter activity at nianext and year, that isallowing a stable population,” to conwaves 3-5 feet with a west swell 4-7 feet at us TEMPERATURE Mr. Peters said he hopesWind guard, shot 41.9% from three in 13 “She has a real high basketball IQ. be to guard she said. monthly intervals for 13 years, Mr. Mr. Peters said.

18-second clude the sea otter study by fall ofintervals. Visibility clear.

High/low 68/48 offensively and to move her around the floor based “I’m looking forward to this new games before getting hurt. Also ex- She’s a dynamo onday POINT ARENA TO POINT PINOS Peters told the News-Press that he high/lowthis year.

68/48 In addition to observing seaNormal otters, was a great leader on her high on her talent, hard work and coach- Record high pected back after injury-redshirt Wind northwest 7-14 knots today. Waves 3-5 feet chapter.”

94 in 1958 orthCOURTESY PHOTO and his team will observe them on Mr. Peters will lead a study that takes with a west-southwest swell 4-7 feet at 16 seconds.

Record low 37 in 1961 school and summer teams. ability.” seasons are 6-4 center Natalia Anderson was part of a prep Pass a “finer scale.”

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

PRECIPITATION “Anya is another dynamic, exploShe said UCSB has never had at Clovis West High Bruening and guard Bri Anugwom, e powerhouse will POINT CONCEPTION TO MEXICO hours through 6 p.m. yest.

0.00” Wind northwest 7-14 knots today. Waves 3-5 feet eswhich as won the 2017 CIF-Central both of whom started two years sive athlete who scored over 2,000 this much depth during her five 24 Month to date (normal) 2.06” (0.76”) with a west-southwest swell 4-7 feet at 16 seconds. a.m.

Section Open Division champion- ago, as well as guard RyAnne Wal- points to set her school’s scoring seasons as its coach.

Season to date (normal) 11.48” (16.83”) Visibility clear. esday “Our practices next year are goship during her senior year with a ters, who played only eight games record. She’s also a very good deTIDES at34-2 Ca- record. She earned Cal-Hi All- last year before getting hurt. fender.” ing to be really, really competitive LOCAL TEMPS SANTA BARBARA HARBOR TIDES Today Wed. losed Choice, she added, was in good — and they need to be for you to get City “We’ve got a lot of kids coming State honors twice while helping Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Date Time High Time Low Clovis West go 117-15 during her off crutches and out of boots, we’re company as one of five finalists for better,” Henrickson said. “We did Cuyama 67/44/pc 76/51/s April 21 9:41 a.m.

4.2’ 3:40 a.m.

0.6’ asitas 75/54/s 81/61/s that this year with a short bench Goleta as healthy as we’ve been in a long California’s Ms. Basketball Award. four years on varsity.

9:44 p.m.

5.0’ 3:31 p.m. 0.8’ ound Lompoc 65/51/pc 75/55/s April 22 10:16 a.m.

4.1’ 4:11 a.m. 0.3’ “The winner of that award was and roster, and we got a lot better Pismo Beach Although Anderson must sit out while,” Henrickson said. “Although 65/48/pc 72/57/s al res10:05 p.m.

5.1’ 3:53 p.m. 1.1’ we can’t be together now, wenext haveyear.also the National Player of the as the season went on. next season, Doris Jones will be elSanta Maria 67/49/pc 76/56/s April 23 10:54 a.m.

3.8’ 4:43 a.m. 0.1’ ess to to doHenrickson literacy, math, all kinds of stuff. My fa- why, with how far we’d Santa Ynez 76/49/s 86/57/s Year,” said, referring “That’s been doing Zoom calls as a team“You on get 10:27 p.m.

5.2’ 4:15 p.m. 1.4’ igible andContinued expected to make a mafrom Page A1 edesVandenberg 62/51/pc 68/55/s vorite recess or lunch.

We get to do foursquare,” to isOregon-bound Te-hina Paopao come the last few weeks, having the see part LAKE LEVELS 70/54/s 76/59/s lkjor onimpact after having sat out last Sundays, and it’s been good to sheon said.of La Jolla Country Day. The other rest of the season cancelled was Ventura everyone’s faces and catch up season as a redshirt.

She spent her program combines learning with having fun.

AT BRADBURY DAM, LAKE CACHUMA asked Like Nathan, JudithDuke-bound said her favorite activitythe of hardest the STATE CITIES three were Vanessa pill to swallow.” allhow theirwhen rehab.

“Weat learned about owls and they eat their At Lake Cachuma’s maximum level at the point year Houston before e freshman conday was the inflatable obstacle course.

Bakersfield 72/54/pc 80/58/s at which water starts spilling over the dam holds they scoring cough up hairballs “A with the their few ofbones them of have been very De Jesus of Sierra Canyon, Stansetting theprey all-time record Barstow 81/56/s 88/61/s 188,030 acre-feet. An acre-foot is 325,851 gallons, “Everything we do at Fun In the Sun is really rootsaid excitedly. said he also withenjoys their studyworkouts, and ford-bound Brooke Demetre of Ma- email: mpatton@newspress.com hway at Diablo prey,” Valleyhe College, surpass-He creative Big Bear 57/31/s 67/37/s equivalent to the amount of water consumed annued in teaching the kids teamwork and confidence and Bishop 74/42/pc 80/47/s ing math.

Road ally by 10 people in an urban environment. working together in a collaborative setting.

All of our Catalina 61/55/s 73/62/s Nathan said the Olympic games are a highlight of ramp Storage 156,427 acre-ft.

Concord 73/52/pc 80/57/pc Elevation 740.25 ft. his summer, a great opportunity to see old friends and games are embedded in that, that teamwork mindset,” Escondido 71/53/pc 80/54/s Evaporation (past 24 hours) 30.2 acre-ft. said Ms. Cabrera, “Anything we can do to get them wet meet new people.

Eureka 57/45/pc 58/52/r venue Inflow 329.2 acre-ft. and dirty is perfect.”

Fresno 74/54/pc 80/58/s “Everyone knows each other,” he said. six to State inflow 0.0 acre-ft.

Los Angeles 74/56/s 85/65/s Friday’s event was sponsored by the Brain Balance Nathan listed off a dozen new friends he made before Storage change from yest. +213 acre-ft. asked Mammoth Lakes 54/31/pc 62/33/pc he ran off to try the giant inflatable obstacle course, a Center of Santa Barbara.

Report from U.S. Bureau of Reclamation nolds Modesto 76/50/pc 82/61/pc “They are very generous to lend their support to Monterey 61/51/pc 65/55/pc favorite at the event. ad to

By MARK PATTON seven more as the head coach at ence championship. includes 10 years coaching youth Napa 73/45/pc 80/52/pc SUN AND MOON ManyWRITER of the students have participated in Fun in the this event today and we’re very grateful,” said Ms. Cantown NEWS-PRESS SENIOR 67/53/pc 71/57/pc Lighthouse Christian Academy.

She teaches agriculture class- basketball, which includes the Oakland Today Wed. COURTESY PHOTO Sun in the past, but newcomers are quickly welcomed brera.

Ojai 75/54/s 84/59/s Garachochea, who currently es at Santa Ynez High and has Lompoc Students Basketball Academy.

Sunrise 6:20 a.m.

6:19 a.m. into the group.

Judith Figueroa, 11, said this is her first Oxnard 69/55/s Program 74/59/sOlympics in United Way’s Fun in the Sun Summer Prep sports may be on hiatus be- works as a health and wellness in- helped coach the Pirates’ fresh- He’s also coached freshman bas- Palm Springs Sunset 7:36 p.m.

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97/70/s year in the program and said she wants to come back email: cwhittle@newspress.com hittle compete in the pie-eating contest Friday at 87/65/s El Camino Elementary School.

Moonrise 5:58 a.m.

6:25 a.m. cause of the COVID-19 pandemic, structor at Gold’s Gym, guided the man and junior varsity programs. ketball and 74/55/s 86/63/s varsity track and field Pasadena Moonset 6:32 p.m.

7:28 p.m.

Paso Robles 74/46/pc 83/54/s but two county high schools have Saints to consecutive CIF-South- She replaces Tom Wright, who is at Cabrillo High School.

New First Full Last Sacramento 76/50/pc 81/57/pc been busy organizing their coach- ern Section Division 5A champi- stepping down as varsity coach af69/59/pc 75/61/s “Walter Tyler is an excellent San Diego ing staffs.

63/52/pc 69/56/pc onships in 2004 and 2005, earning ter 15 years at Santa Ynez. candidate for this position be- San Francisco San Jose 70/50/pc 76/57/pc Both Providence and Santa CIF Coach of the Year honors.

Apr 22 Apr 30 May 7 May 14 “She is a positive role model for cause he puts student-athletes San Luis Obispo 68/49/pc 76/57/s Ynez High have announced the 69/54/s 78/65/s “Providence has been such a all of our students, and has excel- first and wants to create a posi- Santa Monica 56/34/pc 62/37/pc WORLD CITIES hiring of new coaches for the blessing to my family,” she said. “I lent rapport with staff, students, tive culture that is rich with Pi- Tahoe Valley Today Wed. 2020-21 school year. den Court. There, she one love day mentioned told sheto would be parents,” Spirit untilSanta a few days strengthen it. and a sense of family,” NATIONAL lenge. CITIES would to somehow be able and Ynezbeathletrate Pride City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Susie Garachochea, former that shea was the first Spirit of Fiesta and fore the parade.

“She felt that instead of hiding away and “You think, ‘I’m here to give the best I give back to an organization that ics director Ashley Coelho said. Coelho said. “He grew up in the Atlanta 75/49/s 73/56/s Beijing 57/38/s 61/39/s a woman at the home overheard mom ‘You’re go- this just favoring that exercise would help,” Boston can,’ and you just make yourself strong,” Pepperdine and professional 54/33/t 49/34/s Berlin 62/42/s 63/41/s has impactedher. myThat family in“My such a said “I’vesomething observedlike, Amelia coach area andit,values community.

Chicago 64/46/pc Cairo 90/73/pc 92/63/pc woman happened to haveand a daughter ing to be Spirit ofseason Fiesta.’and It was like three Ms. Parker recalled. she said. 51/38/pc volleyball star, has been also hired as profound positive way.” last I know that her “He draws a lot of his inspihat her mother, who was that year’s Spirit, and through her days before the big parade. … They sprung 79/65/pc 83/59/t was fun Cancun 89/79/pc 88/80/pc Ms. Parker looked back fondly on her time Dallas While being Spirit of Fiesta while Providence’s new head girls’ vol63/41/c 67/43/pc London 63/49/s 67/47/s Ynez also has a new girls skillset, positive energy, and love ration for coaching from John Denver nthusiastic lover Ms. Parker’s activity inSanta Fiesta resumed. it on me and I didn’t have a dress.

I had to as Spirit and said dancing in the parade was it lasted, this giving of oneself to make othHouston 84/68/pc 81/68/t Mexico City 82/57/pc 80/59/t volleyball coach in Amelia Brown, of the game will make our proWooden’s Pyramid of Success. n leyball thrilledcoach. to see 92/77/s stillMontreal Ms. Parker attended the April 13 audi- borrow a dress that belonged to an adult, and fun but challenging. Though not a major as- Miami ers happy is92/72/pc what Ms. Parker carries 48/26/r 39/24/c She spent 14 years coaching as well as a new boys basketball gram successful.

“He has a vision for the boys 47/38/s 64/40/pc New Delhi 93/72/pc 96/75/pc tions that 16-year-old Sophia that was a huge deal for a 12-year-old.” pect of the parade today, Ms. Parker said Minneapolis from that experience. volleyball afterended com- with City 60/34/t 52/40/s Paris 70/52/pc 72/50/s coach inof Walter Tyler.

“Her enthusiasm basketball program strong- New York ’shigh sake,school because Cordero being named Spirit Fiesta and Suddenly thrusting Ms. Parkerfor intothe ac-sport that military bands used tothat be aIprominent “You learn not to think of yourself, you Philadelphia 59/36/t 55/41/s Rio de Janeiro 78/69/s 78/69/s career Brown, a former All-State is infectious.” ly the believe and I know thedanced pro- Phoenix hepleting said. her professional 10-year-old Paloma Valenzuela chosen as tivities seemed to be her mother’s nature. part of eventin, and that she even learn to think of other people…

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Hisheal, resume email: mpatton@newspress.com sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice. ment home Gar- vance of the event, but Ms. Parker wasn’t her mother placed her in dance lessons to “positive will” take over to meet the chal- email: jgrega@newspress.com

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