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In spite of the coronavirus outbreak, David Castillo continues to visit his mother, Rosie, at Lompoc Valley as she battles Alzheimer’s

here was good news to be had at Wednesday’s daily OF ISAAC HERNANDEZ Santa Barbara County PublicCOURTESY Health Department press HERRERO Santa Maria High graduate conference — cases were down, scheduled surgeries Bryan are back in and antibody blood testsBarriga are now available locally.

But each came with a caveat.

Cases were down, but the 11 new confirmed COVID-19 cases were back in the community and not at the Lompoc federal prison, including eight in Santa Maria to give it a total of 109 to date. Only one — in Goleta — was in South County.

COURTESY OF ISAAC HERNANDEZ HERRERO Gov. Gavin Newsom opened Santa Maria High graduate Bryan the door for elective and sched- Barriga uled surgeries to be put back in play — potentially helping hospitals and other healthcare businesses to begin to recover

By MITCHELL WHITE financially — but also comes at NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER a cost, as all patients will have to be tested for COVID-19 before ryan Barriga he KENNETH SONGadmits / NEWS-PRESS checking into the hospital or fadidn’t havetemperatures the typical cility. The county has struggled Record-breaking childhood experience. to find enough testing to date, greeted Santa Barbara.

When hethe wasweek 4, Bryan’s fatherA2. was A look at to come, although PHD health officer diagnosed with Meniere’s disease, Dr. Henning Ansorg felt that a disorder of the inner ear, and has enough are becoming available been unable to work ever since. At 7, to help the coming influx in activityhis at hospitals. mother and younger sister were “Because of the hard work of Dr.deported (Stewart)toComer and his Mexico. team, we have really ramped up our“I testing capabilities that think it just drove me,” Bryan

By MITCHELL WHITE we are easily able to provide those tests now,” Dr. Ansorg said. told the News-Press during a recent NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER “Iand knew that I needFinally, after weeks of clamoringphone from interview. politicians resed to have a better for my ryan Barriga admits heparidents alike, Quest Diagnostics opened up its labs tofuture test loents I justhave wanted help them didn’t thetotypical cals with the antibody test, one that willand indicate whether or out. They’ve done soexperience. much for me just childhood not a person has already had the coronavirus.

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NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER you use could how adherent youand are treatment; to empowering individuals The reveal CCC offers 24-hour care Ms. Castillo has and innovative compa- a smartphone would produce for health. Good certain medications?

What if the wearable data nies to understand and influence the everyday lived there for the past year. kind of data.” you compile could showthan changes in theShe’s spread behaviors thatreplacecreate better health outcomes,” ore people are spending a greater amount of “It’s tougher anything. got two partial hip The devices in use produce millions of data of the fluments virus across thewere country? theis company’s time indoors these days to curtail further spreadpoints. and they a year apart and this so much website harder. states.

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By JORGE MERCADO Phillips toldot the News-Press. authorities said. and community partners are moderate damage. The Santa BarNEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER be a months-long crisis. And Mr. The death toll as of Thursday Democratic debate no longer rely on ourselves The collision occurred around 7: bara There is also a high wind warnasking residents who receive a Police Department isalone invesTrump alone has the power to de- 40 a.m. involving a GMC Yukon and for the vital necessities of our naTuesday ing in effectlast until 9 a.m.night Friday. was 2,800, out of 82,000 cases survey phone call to participate tigating the circumstances of the Barbarahealth set a high-temclare a national emergency, should Chevy Tahoe. One of the vehicles col- tional life.

COVID-19 in Santa a community needs According todid thethe National Weath- of coronavirus worldwide. The collision. that be needed. coronavirus perature record Wednesday RAFAEL MALDONADO / NEWS-PRESS assessment, offidals said FriThat decision is now being exlided with the hydrant and “caused er Service, north windscome of 25 to great majority of these are in Chiwhere theavirus originated, Mr. Trump actsstreet. as a leader, up, and itare was Mike at Bloomberg, evening, and could be set to A day. against which it to expel copious amounts of water” posed as the folly — two-car collision 128 E. Pedregosa broke fire hydrant that gushed If water down the Mitchell White 40 mph expected with gusts na,St. though the disease has urging unity in the struggle to connot a CBS moderator, who break moreis being high-temperature The survey conducted Hamilton and economic nationalup to 65 mph. Isolated gusts of spread to every continent, tain the virus and discover a vacraised it: “to betterover understand thecouple needs of up records the next ists always warned. to 75president mph could also occur in with Italy and South Ko“The fired cine, the hectoring from the Demand strengths of the entire comdays.

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April 22, breaking the previ- said in Chinese factories now in dantality rate of the virus is Santa is also exnobody here Barbara to figure out charge of preventing the coronaviFindings will help Cottage ous record of 86 degrees set back pected between 2 and 3% — it’s what the hell we should rus from spreading like the Spanto break a new record toand tourism are suffering terribly. ger of being shut down.

Health and community partners Pat Buchanan in 1987. n anthe affront In the ongoing struggle between hard to see how the world ish Flu of 1918-19, is Bernie Sandbe doing.

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According toreLisa On going to be looking to the WHO or phones and landlines.

Friday, the record not for the Centers for Disease Control good enough nation’s foremost health might experts, abolish the private health insurShortages are cropping up. for me.” U.N. to ensure their health, but to killed in Mexico a Borderat the be Phillips, a meteorologist sponses will bebyconfidential, broken, but tied as the foreA representative Salud Carbajal, D-Santa Barand Prevention and failing to redeputizing Vice President Mike ance plans of 140 million AmeriThe Japanese are talking of can-of Rep. Patrol officer whocollected shot at him and information will National Weather Service in Ox- cast their own And today if a again expects a temperature bara, also spoke at the event, and nation-states. said, “We are here flect the seriousness of the threat.

Pence to head the task force to cans who now depend on them. celing the Olympics.

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Calls will ture could be attributed to bewinds spreading “open As a result, there is also a heat lenge to Mr. Trump’s presidency. and refuse to stand idly by while our borders” Americanideology identityis is disease. dustry, uniquely situated to assist Will our two parties still hold their gin thethe week of July and conBut decision by the blowing in5-4 from the15 mountains. not a policy that will bring univerbeing used to commit human rights abuses.” advisory in effect from 11 a.m.

His handling of it may determine Yet, by Thursday noon, the Dow in the crash effort to find a cure nominating conventions this sumtinue through court’s conservative majority is acclamation.

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In addition, later this summer more than just a denial of due Like Mr. Trump’s America, all winds for the Santa Barbara precaution, tears while speaking to the crowd.

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The listening tour Spencer Clark (left) and Ryan Rathbun juggling on the East Beach in Santathat Barbara. email: jmercado@newspress.com it hard, if not impossible, for Second, the president occupies dency may be history. detention facilities took place a year ago according to MiNovember, the U.S. and the world Patrick J. Buchanan writes for ica’s economic independence for will include onlineby surveys, group victims of abuse law enforcewhat Theodore Roosevelt called Though only 60 Americans are may have tumbled into a receschal Lynch of IAC. Creators Syndicate. globalism, a new interdependence discussions, phone interviews, and ment officers to have their day 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 visits to various community-based in court.

House. He can use that pulpit none has yet died, fear has begun celing flights to and from Asia. crowd was bilingual. She taught the protestors the unity organizations.

In 2010, Sergio Adrian Herdaily to command the airwaves to grip the nation as well as the Cruise ships are pulling into ports clap, which, according to her, represents a resistance moveThe assessment collaborative and inform, lead, unite and diworld. Yet, as of now, the numbers nandez was with some friends and off-loading passengers. Travel ment’s slow but steady beat that builds momentum over time. includes Lompoc Valley Mediin the concrete culvert beAfter explaining the symbolism and history of this clap, the cal Center, Planned ParenttweenCalifornia El Paso, Texas, andCoast, Ciucrowd joined her and finished off the gathering. hood Central Your opinions are valuable conWe prefer e-mailed submissions. dad Juarez, Mexico.

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HEALTHCARE WORKERS 54 SAN DIEGO 2,491 had pelted him with rocks. models to estimate how much they According to the release, lobThe facts might biomass is located, near the surface, excrete. Whereas the invertebrate sters along with sea stars have an CARPINTERIA Thehave Santabeen BarbaNICK MASUDA / NEWS-PRESS GRAPHIC sorted outAssociation if Sergio’s parMr. Peters’ next study will explore study covered five coastal locations, “outsized effect in shaping the ecora County of Governents had been allowed toFriday purwhether other marine animals con- the upcoming study will focus on an system” because of their predatory ments released an update vider (physician or nurse practition- no credit policy for spring semester tribute funding, includes for sue their lawsuit foron damages towhich nitrogen levels infunds the kelp on next week’s work the Higher).

2020. personal protective equipment and area just south of Point Conception. nature. Because their diets contain against Mesa in a so-Pass forest canopy. way 101: Agent Linden and Continued from A1Casitas Sea otter populations in many oth- more protein than other inverteNo walk-in patients will be ac• Senior high schools: High emergency hospital as reef well called Bivensproject. action, named Because sea ottersfunding, forage for construction er Southern California waters are brates, they release more ammonias $25 billion for testing and contact after Bivens vs.in Six Unknown and spend much of still lacking in numbers, so it was um and nitrogen-rich compounds in numbers came from Los Angeles cepted. Patients must have an order schools will implement a Credit invertebrates From Monday through Wednestracing of the novel in virus.

Narcotics Agents, atesting 1971 decitime resting the kelp for- necessary day crews will restriping lanes County due tobe this on Tues- for the test before arriving at the (CR)/No Credit (NC) grading system their WENDY McCAW . . . .a. . .their . . . waste. . . . . . Co-Publisher to select an area. with site. for spring semester/term with an The legislation comes on top of consistently sizeable population to est, Mr. Peters suspects they act as and moving concrete safety barrision in which the court held day night, Dr. Stewart W. Comer was The crustaceans gather together ARTHUR VON WIESENBERGER . . . Co-Publisher ers prepare the next conveyor beltpackage of nutrients,” directThe site is in a PDL tent in the Go- option for letter grades if a student “a the $2 trillion enacted last determine whether or not the crea- in dens during the day, which Mr. thattosomeone claiming to stages be the guarded in hisfor optimism, pointing of work, a press resupplying waste and urine victim ofaccording an illegal arrest and leta Valley Cottage Hospital parking so chooses. The default standard is ly month.

The their SBA announced April tures have a significant impact on Peters suspects may result in more to the potential forto false positives lease from SBCAG. into the canopy. search could sue the arrestlot (351 S. Patterson Ave.).

Patients a credit/no credit grading environ16 that it had run out of funding and nutrient levels. herbivores moving into the reefs if that make the data a bit unreliable.

Highway have alternatWhile the UCSB team’s collaboraing officers for violating theamount 4th “Sea otter populations are start- this leads to an increase in algae with appointments for COVID-19 ment for all students. Students may stopped accepting applications.

“There is101 a will tremendous ing lane closures between Linden at thethat United States Geological recover in Southern Califor- around the lobster dens.

Amendment.

Once announcement was ing to YOLANDA of diversity of opinion on how best testing should arrive at this outdoor opt to earn a letter grade for individ- tors APODACA . . . . . . . . . . . . . Director of Operations and Bailard avenues.

One lane Survey have studied otter activity at nia and that is a stable population,” Mr. Peters said he hopes to conThe court later permitted site only.

No other PDL locations ual courses. made, Rep. Carbajal issued a stateto use (the serology data),” Dr. ComNICKsaid.

MASUDA . . . . . . . . . . . . . .clude . . . . .the . . .sea . .Director of News will remain open. monthly intervals for 13 years, Mr. Mr. Peters otter study by fall of Bivens-style lawsuits in two are currently offering testing.

On April 17, Santa Ynez High ment saying more needed to be er said.

“I think probably the most From 8 p.m. to 5 a.m.

Monday Peters told the News-Press that he In addition to observing sea otters, this year. other situations: a claim by a Patients must wear a face mask to School chose to do the following, ac- done to help small businesses on important thing to understand is for through Wednesday, the northCOURTESY PHOTO and teamCoast will observe themthe on Mr. Peters will lead a study that takes former congressional staffthe site. In accordance with public cording to Principal Mark Swanitz: the his Central and across acute rule out of COVID, youPass have to The bound onramps at Casitas a “finer scale.”

UCSB study on kelp growth involved the use of divers. a closer look at spiny lobsters and email: jgrega@newspress.com er that she was the victim “Students who had a passing country. use the molecular So of the HOW TO GET US . . .

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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY NEWS and prompted to city’s Public Works Fire hydrant staff to respond and shut off the Local law school’s online hydrant, said Battalion Chief Robsheered in crash ert Mercado, spokesman for the finals begin Monday SANTA BARBARA The top of a fire Santa Barbara City Fire Depart-

SANTA law school students will fire up hydrant wasBARBARA sheered off,Hundreds spewing a of ment.

Water service restored after a their computers and start combing through theirwas notes on Monday large amount of water onto the street Minor injuries were reported asdown theyastart worth oftime. take-home finals because of the and stormthree drain,days’ in a two-vecoronavirus outbreak. hicle collision Friday morning in the in the crash, Battalion Chief Mersaid. Barbara and Ventura According to a statement fromcado the Santa 100 block of East Pedregosa Street, Both vehicles sustained minor to Collegessaid. of Law, the exams will be delivered to students at 9 a.m. authorities moderate damage. The Santa Baron Monday the Canvas class management platform.

The collisionthrough occurred around 7: online bara Police Department is invesStudents will answer essay a word document,ofthen 40 a.m. involving a GMC Yukon andquestions tigatinginthe circumstances the upload theOne document on canvas.

The exams are due at 9 a.m. on Chevy Tahoe. of the vehicles col- collision.

March lided with30. the hydrant and “caused The copious school has campuses at 20 E. Victoria St. in— Santa Barbara it to expel amounts of water” Mitchell White and 475 Market St. in Ventura.

School President Dr. Matt Nehmer said all summer campus-based classes will be delivered online.

The school’s “hybrid” law school program, which supplements onlines classes with on campus “residencies,” will be delivered entirely online during the coronavirus outbreak.

Spring semester grades will be assigned on a pass/fail grading system.

— Paul Gonzalez

Cottage surveying on health needs

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

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

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

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

The assessment will include Continued from Page A1 2,500 telephone surveys, with calls to randomly selected cellest in getting back to normal because normal was never phones and landlines. All regood enough for me.” sponses will be confidential, A representative of Rep. Salud Carbajal, D-Santa Barand information collected will bara, also spoke at the said, “We are here Comtoday SANTA BARBARA Next week, theevent, city’sand Historic Landmarks not be connected to names or because we refuse to be complicit in the abuse of children mission will be presented revisions to the city’s historic resources phone numbers. Calls will beordinance. and refuse to stand idly by while our American identity is gin the week of July 15 and conbeing used to commitcity human During the April 29 meeting, staffrights will abuses.” summarize the protinue through September.

The representative, a mother of two children, held posed revisions following requests from the public as well asback the In addition, later this summer tears while speaking to the crowd.

Santa Barbara City Council. the collaborative will gather feedAfter the Rev. Moore and the several othThe revisions include adjustments to representative, the criteria and process back during a listening tour to hear ers followed to express their opposition against the centers from individuals and organizations for the city to adopt historic districts as part of implementing the along the border. regarding health-related needs in goals of the general plan, said Nicole Hernandez, the city’s urban The last protest in Santa Barbara that addressed the the community. The listening tour historian. detention facilities took place a year ago according to MiCOURTESY PHOTO will include online surveys, group Other revisions include updating and incorporating language chal Lynch of IAC. discussions, phone and David Castillo visitsinterviews, his mother, Rosie, five times a week despite the restrictions in place due to the coronavirus pandemic. consistent with state and national historicthe preservation The last speaker to address more than standards, 100-strong visits to various community-based as well as streamlining the process totaught reviewthe alterations historic crowd was bilingual.

She protestorstothe unity organizations. release. the only person I can count on is rants around town with her son. structures, Ms. Hernandez said. to her, represents a resistance moveclap, which, according The assessment collaborative While the visits aren’t like they her and the only person she can Mr. Castillo remembered that she Beginningment’s April slow 30, the ordinance will be availableover for time. pubbutdraft steady beat that builds momentum Continued from A1Valley Mediincludes Lompoc used to be, Mr. Castillo said he is count on is me. But as I grew up, didn’t have a favorite meal of the lic review.

After explaining the symbolism and history of this clap, the cal Center, Planned Parentcrowd joined her and finished gathering.

A public hearing to discuss and reviewoff thethe draft ordinance will not a confirmed case of the grateful for them, and they do give she raised me by herself, and now day, any meal they shared together hoodhave California Central Coast, him some peace of mind that his that she’s older, she got sick. I’m was her favorite.

Barbara was aware ofthe the be scheduled The at a Santa later date.

ThePolice city’sDepartment Planning Commission, virus.

Santa Barbara County Public mother is being well taken care of. here for her. So it’s something that “She loved to go out and eat. It rally. Sgt.Committee Brian Millerand saidthe the City department council’s Ordinance Councilmonitored will also the reHe remembered how quickly Health Department, Santa Barsituationatbut the protestors on the sidewalk and “Before the virus, I would always I live by with her,” Mr. Castillo said. didn’t matter if it was breakfast, view the document public meetingsremained prior to final adoption. that changed when the first barapolicy Foundation, Santa Barbapeacefully. feed her at dinnertime and give “Most mothers carry their child lunch or dinner, she’d say, ‘Let’s go ra Neighborhood and The publicprotested review of the proposed historic resources ordinance case was confirmedClinics, on March 15.

SOE HAN THA / NEWS-PRESS UCSB. will be posted on the city’s website on April 30 and can be found at “They were supposed to (stop her medicines. She weighed 97 for nine months, my mom carried out and eat,’” Mr. Castillo said.

Protesters marched from the Santa Barbara County Courthouse and walked“Ialong to say the it, plaza. email: stha@newspress.com don’t Anacapa know howStreet else to Results will and be they availsantabarbaraca.gov/hroamendments. visits) on a Monday did it pounds on the last day I got to see me in her heart for years. Yeah, all able by the end of the year at her, now her weight is maybe 92. she ever wanted was her own son it’s all about a son’s love for his Questions and comments can be sent to Ms. Hernandez at nheron a Sunday. I was preparing mycottagehealth.org. mother.” nandez@santabarbaraca.gov. self knowing that it was coming and At this home, there’s a few people or daughter,” he said.

Before she got sick, Ms. Castillo — Mitchell White I told myself, ‘Okay, I have Sunday that she’s really comfortable with — Christian Whittle used to enjoy going out to restau- email: pgonzalez@newspress.com night. I’m going to see her and I’m and she’ll eat.

“People with Alzheimer’s and going to stay with her as long as I can,’ and all of a sudden I went dementia, if they’re familiar with there early to spend time with her some people, they’re okay, but That will entail recording how how their diet and the water temand I couldn’t get in because of that once they change, once their roulong the animals stay in the kelp perature around them impact their Continued from Page A1 case in Santa Barbara County. So it tine changes, then they change. I’m forest canopy day to day, and using nitrogen output. was like, I knew it was coming, but grateful for CCC, I really am, bemodels to estimate how much they According to the release, lobbiomass is located, near the surface, excrete. Whereas the invertebrate sters along with sea stars have an CARPINTERIA BarbaI didn’t expect The it toSanta be that quick. I cause there’s other homes and you Mr. Peters’ next study will explore study covered five coastal locations, “outsized effect in shaping the ecora County Association of Governguess that’s how quick everything see everything that is happening whether other marine animals con- the upcoming study will focus on an system” because of their predatory ments released an update Friday at other homes. You have to worry can change,” Mr. Castillo said. tribute to nitrogen levels in the kelp area just south of Point Conception. nature. Because their diets contain onNow next Mr. week’s work on the Highabout the virus coming in,” Mr. CasCastillo visits his mothforest canopy. way 101: Linden and Casitas Pass Sea otter populations in many oth- more protein than other inverteer five days a week. He can only go tillo said.

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Ms. Castillo was born in Oxnard as far as the center’s foyer, where invertebrates and spend much of still lacking in numbers, so it was um and nitrogen-rich compounds in From Monday through Wednesin 1933 to migrant farmworker parhe separated his mother their time resting in the kelp for- necessary to select an area with a their waste. dayiscrews will befrom restriping lanes by ents. She moved to Lompoc in 1934 a glass window. est, Mr. Peters suspects they act as consistently sizeable population to and moving concrete safety barriThe crustaceans gather together hopefor she see me and is the oldest of seven children. ers“Itojust prepare thecould next stages “a conveyor belt of nutrients,” direct- determine whether or not the crea- in dens during the day, which Mr. Mr. Castillo proudly mentioned because she gets distracted right of work, according to a press rely supplying their waste and urine tures have a significant impact on Peters suspects may result in more SANTA BARBARA GOLETA away. over there beating on that that a mural with her picture in lease I’m from SBCAG. into the canopy. nutrient levels. herbivores moving into the reefs if 324 W. Montecito St 5757 Hollister Ave window, but they with Lompoc was published in National Highway 101 willsay havepeople alternatWhile the UCSB team’s collabora“Sea otter populations are start- this leads to an increase in algae ing lane closures between they Linden Alzheimer’s, sometimes com- Geographic. tors at the United States Geological ing to recover in Southern Califor- around the lobster dens.

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The UCSB study kelp growth a closer look at spiny lobsters and email: jgrega@newspress.com to theon Lompoc Muralinvolved the use of divers.

Hunt the center is working Road and Linden Avenue will keep residents connected to the Society, the mural was painted in have alternating closures as 1989. The original photo of Ms. Casoutside needed.world Fromduring 8 p.m.the to 7pandema.m. tillo that is depicted on the mural ic despite the “No Visitor” policy.

Monday through Wednesday was taken before Mr. Castillo was CCC staff are setting up Skype and the southbound offramp at Caborn.

Google Duo visits for out-of-town sitas Pass Road will be closed Mr. Castillo said he was born in families or those unable to get to as needed.

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Via Real is closed from Casitas “This is to important not only for by his mother in Lompoc. Sadly, Mr. Pass Road the old northbound Highway 101 onramp. our residents but for Local their resfamily Castillo’s father was killed in a car next year. crash when he was six years old. idents have one-way access to and friends who care and worry “You get to do literacy, math, all kinds of stuff. My faPage A1 Hales Lane onshe Via said Real.inPedes“She toldfrom me when I was young, about them,” a press Continued vorite part is recess or lunch. We get to do foursquare,” trians can use the sidewalk on she said. program combines learning with having fun.

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No business these days is immune from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, be it ones that fall under industries designated “essential” and those who don’t.

Many in the latter category have resorted to completely digital means to keep going with varying degrees of success, but this isn’t really a viable alternative for Santa Barbara’s many art galleries.

For one thing, the era of economic uncertainty means that many Santa Barbara residents will think twice about buying art with what would formerly have been considered disposable income. In an interview with the News-Press, Sullivan Goss gallery Owner Nathan Vonk pointed out this reason along with his gallery’s closure for its sales decrease, which he estimated is around 80%.

“Art is not something that people are buying a lot because they’re worried about other things,” he said.

This was echoed by Diane Waterhouse, eponymous co-owner of Waterhouse Gallery along with her husband Ralph Waterhouse.

“I think people are focused on the virus, their health, what the future holds,” she said.

The owners are trying to boost the online sales of their gallery, but to no avail.

This ultimately is a prospect of unlikely success according to several gallery owners, who told the News-Press variations of the same thing regarding the possibility of increasing online sales to offset financial losses due to lost gallery visitors. Even if there were no economic uncertainty from the coronavirus, buyers tend to like physically seeing artwork before spending a thousand plus dollars on it.

“Almost always they’re going to want to see it in person before they buy it,” Mr. Vonk said.

Sullivan Goss displays works featured in its current and past exhibitions on the gallery website and is presently trying to bolster its online sales given the situation.

However, Mr. Vonk added that he has no illusions about the possibility of digital sales making up the loss of in-person sales. So long as he has the overhead of Sullivan Goss’ location on Anapamu Street to pay for, under no circumstances would this even be possible.

“I would never be able to cover all my costs just by doing online retail. Not even close,” he said.

Similar sentiments were stated by 10 West Gallery Director Jan Ziegler, who told the NewsPress that her gallery hasn’t experienced any sales since it shut its doors on March 16. As she explained, 10 West’s website isn’t so much a means of selling art, but rather a way of getting people into the gallery, which is where they ultimately make a purchase.

“When a customer sees something they like on the website, it brings them into the gallery, which

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and book buyer Greg Feitt said is constant during business hours.

“We have essentially three lines ringing and they’re ringing non stop throughout the day,” he told the News-Press.

While business over the phone has certainly increased, Mr. Feitt remarked that nothing beats having customers actually walk through the store’s front door. Not only was it much more pleasant to see customers walk in and browse the store’s shelves, but exclusively taking phone orders and bringing them outside to customers is far more labor intensive. Additionally, although Chaucer’s is certainly seeing business during the pandemic, the fact that most people are staying in their homes rather than going out means that business is not nearly as good as before the outbreak.

“We’re doing twice the amount of labor with 60% of the staff for forty percent of the former income, so that’s the tough part,” Mr. Feitt said.

Under ordinary circumstances, Chaucer’s employs around 26 people, but its staff has been cut down to around 18. According to the general manager, employees not working at present elected to self-isolate because they are either older individuals or have

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Galleries are struggling to find their footing in the digital world. in turn, exposes them to all of the work displayed,” she said.

In the experience of Yuliya Lennon, owner of the self-named Yuliya Lennon Fine Art, online art sales work best for smaller items, reprintings, and gifts in the price range of $50 to $100. When it comes to original works on canvas with a price tag in the neighborhood of $1,000 and up, they like to see the piece on the wall in front of them as there are qualities in the originals that aren’t captured in reprints or online digital images.

“It’s not the same. Artwork has a physical aspect to it,” Ms. Lennon said.

Of all the galleries who spoke to the News-Press, Waterhouse expressed having the most prominent online sales. Prior to the pandemic, online sales tended to account for a sizable minority, 35%, of its total business. The rest of its business consists of in-person sales, which the co-owners estimated divides into 60% outof-town individuals and 40% local residents. Thus, even if restrictions are soon lifted, Waterhouse is unlikely to experience sales it is used to until Santa Barbara’s tourism industry is restored to full health.

“No tourism hurts us, no locals hurts us,” Mr. Waterhouse said.

“It’s a double whammy.”

While galleries are still making sales, they have tended to be purchased from art collectors or individuals who have bought from the galleries in the past and are already familiar with the work and its quality. Mr. Vonk and Ms. Lennon both said that this is the case with their business. The latter went as far to say that she has “never sold anything through Facebook or Instagram advertising to people I’ve never met.”

Online sales may not be an engine for restoring lost revenue, but galleries are using their digital presence to let the public see exhibitions they had planned for the near future that can’t presently be seen in person. Sullivan Goss al-

ways has three exhibits mounted at its location and is currently in the process of switching two of its current showcases. According to Mr. Vonk, his gallery is increasing its online outreach to promote the exhibits that will soon be hung up.

At the same time that COVID-19 shut down business as usual, Santa Barbara Fine Art Gallery was scheduled to open “Along the Way West,” an exhibition showcasing the works of local landscape artist Michael Drury, who founded on-location painter organization The Oak Group. Co-owner Julie Schloss told the News-Press that although the exhibit’s reception has been postponed, she hopes being able to see Mr. Drury’s latest works on the gallery’s website will bring joy to the public at this time.

“When Michael gave us the paintings that were going to be in the show, it really brought happiness to me so I can imagine what it’s going to do for collectors who are seeing this through Instagram, Facebook, and the website,” she said.

Until restrictions are lifted, many Santa Barbara galleries have their own ways of weathering this storm. Mr. Vonk has enough saved up to pay for his expenses without laying off any of Sulivan Goss’ employees until around mid-summer. Ms. Lennon has paid work as she was recently commissioned to paint a book cover.

Though 10 West has made no sales as of late, Ms. Ziegler expressed gratitude that it has a benevolent landlord that is allowing the gallery to pay whatever it can afford while business is disrupted.

Santa Barbara Fine Art Gallery also has a landlord willing to work with it through this difficult time.

Considering that other small local businesses she has seen haven’t been so fortunate, Ms. Schloss expressed gratitude that the gallery is in a relatively good position.

“We’re one of the lucky ones,” she said.

pre-existing medical conditions that make them vulnerable to the coronavirus. Mr. Feitt said that Chaucer’s is still paying for their health insurance and that those not currently working have gotten unemployment benefits.

Unfortunately, paying the furloughed employees isn’t an option.

Like countless other small businesses, Chaucer’s applied for the Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Program but wasn’t lucky enough to receive stimulus funds before the program ran out of money. Mr. Feitt remarked that his store is waiting in a queue for a second round of funding to materialize.

While Chaucer’s like most businesses has felt its overall revenue decrease due to the COVID-19 situation, Mr. Feitt told the NewsPress that he is still “impressed” by how many people are ordering books from the store. That’s not to say he’s surprised though, as there are many local residents understandably looking for ways to pass away their time at home.

“With everybody being isolated at home, the need for entertainment, the need for education, and the need for escape is now greater than ever,” Mr. Feitt said.

As it turns out, many customers have looked to the same items to achieve these needs. Mr. Feitt recalled that educational books and workbooks were among the first

items to sell out as parents came by to pick them up for at-home lessons. Besides books, the store’s most in-demand item for entertainment is jigsaw puzzles.

“We always carry around a hundred jigsaw puzzles and we sold out of those in March,” Mr. Feitt stated.

Chaucer’s sells many fiction books under normal circumstances, but Mr. Feitt has noticed that the store has sold an especially large amount of fiction since the full effects of the pandemic kicked in. This he chalked up to people looking for escapism at this stressful time.

However, there’s no shortage of individuals seeking out nonfiction and fiction books on plagues and viruses. Books in stock at Chaucer’s that have been popular as of late include Albert Camus’ 1947 novel “The Plague” and a variety of nonfiction titles on the Spanish flu pandemic of 1918. Though on the surface this seems somewhat opposite of searching for comfort, Mr. Feitt suspects those customers may be seeking solace in the fact that outbreaks of this sort have happened in the past and been dealt with.

“There’s a comfort in knowing that these things have happened before and how they were dealt with,” he said.

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THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2020

ear Abby: My nonexistent. My entire life is boring, life is school. I just want repetitive and some attention, some I am often friends, something to do depressed. with my life. I need help, I have trouble talking to some advice, something, others, which makes things ANYthing! harder. Every day — Boring Life in BEST OF is the same: Get up, Wisconsin go to a long day of Dear Boring school, come home, Life: Having never do homework, play met you, I can’t video games, draw, go surmise why you to bed. have difficulty The weekends interacting with aren’t much better. others. However, Abigail My family never does there is nothing Van Buren anything, we never wrong with playing go anywhere. I don’t video games unless have friends (the one I’d you substitute them for realconsider hanging out with life experiences. is always busy), and at 15, Surely, there are activities I can’t drive anywhere, get at your school that you a job or do anything on my could join that would give own for another year. I have you more contact with your never kissed, dated or even peers — sports and special had a crush on anyone (I’m interest clubs, such as art, not sure why, it’s not like come immediately to mind.

I’m gay or too embarrassed), If your family belongs to so I haven’t got much to a church, there may be a talk about with my peers youth group that would anyway. welcome you.

I’m alone. I’m not popular, If you need suggestions for I’m a complete nerd and I’m finding an activity at school afraid to tell others what I that might be a good “fit,” enjoy. If I tell anyone I like talk to a counselor there. video games and Dungeons Explain how depressed and and Dragons, I know I’ll be isolated you’re feeling and mocked for the next few ask for help. The squeaky years of my life. wheel gets the grease.

I’m pretty smart and I And remember, things will do well in school, but I’m change when you turn 16 not good at much else. My and can drive and work. social skills are borderline Dear Abby: Many

times, my co-workers make grammatical and punctuation errors in emails they send (both internal and external) or misuse words on conference calls. Is it in bad taste to mention to the individuals their misuse of the word “there” versus “their” or “your” versus “you’re”?

One of the most common spoken grammatical mistakes is, “I seen it” instead of “I’ve seen” or “I saw.” I am not sure if they would appreciate knowing they are misusing words or if they might become offended.

— Helpful in Florida Dear Helpful: If you see a co-worker consistently make grammatical errors, it would be doing the person a favor to point it out — once or twice — in private.

However, to continually harp on it would likely cause embarrassment, come across as one-upmanship and cause resentment. The same is true about errors that are spoken.

Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips.

Contact Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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Libra, as though you can do anything. Enjoy this abundance of energy, for it’s certainly unusual. Take care not to overdo it. If you haven’t jogged in a while, running five miles today will leave you pretty sore tomorrow.

Similarly, don’t try to finish all your household repairs in one day.

Remember that slow and easy wins the race and keeps you in shape for the long haul!

SCORPIO — This would be a good day to putter about the house, Scorpio. It isn’t a good day to travel or begin any major projects. This could be just the excuse you’ve needed for taking a day off from your life! You need not answer the phone or fulfill any obligations whatsoever. Simply stay put and tackle some minor household chores. If even that proves too much, then curl up with some tea and a good book.

SAGITTARIUS — This isn’t the best day for get-togethers, Sagittarius. What starts as a friendly lunch could wind up a gossip-fest. No one wins in that situation. You could fear leaving the table because of what they’d say about you. There’s no upside to the situation, so your best strategy might be to stay home and work on chores. At least you’ll have the satisfaction of feeling that you’ve accomplished something.

CAPRICORN — Don’t take anything you hear today at face value, Capricorn, especially where money is concerned. A wellmeaning friend could approach you with an opportunity not to be missed. Listen to the pitch and take down all the information, but don’t make any kind of commitment.

You’ll likely see several flaws when you review the information later. Point them out to your friend.

You’ll save this person money and embarrassment by speaking up.

AQUARIUS — This would be a good day to stay home and spend much of the day in bed, Aquarius!

You’ve been working especially hard lately, juggling both home and work with your usual aplomb.

But today you could feel a bit worn out and overwhelmed by everything that remains to be done.

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TAURUS — You need rest, Taurus. Even though you have a long list of tasks, see if you can leave some for later. All signs indicate that you shouldn’t stray too far from home today if you can help it. You’re easily distracted, which makes you prone to accidents. Being behind the wheel of a car isn’t the place for you right now. Stay home and tackle all those little chores you’ve been meaning to finish.

GEMINI — You’re on your own when it comes to financial matters, Gemini. This may not be what you want to hear, but it’s how things are. Trust that your business acumen will pull you through. Don’t take anything at face value. Pay attention, write down the information, but make no commitments and sign no contracts.

The environment isn’t right for any deals. If a deal is valid today, it will still be valid tomorrow.

CANCER — Today would be best spent alone behind closed doors, if possible. There’s a lot of tension in your household for some reason, Cancer. Since there isn’t much you can do about it, try to avoid it altogether. Let your family members fight it out among themselves. You have better ways to spend your time. Why not take in a movie? When you go by yourself, you don’t have to share the popcorn!

LEO — There is a lot of tension in the air today, Leo. It isn’t just affecting your home environment - everyone you meet seems out of sorts. You’ll be happiest if you spend much of today in solitude.

Books don’t honk their horn at you and DVDs don’t curse your driving ability. Who needs the aggravation that a day like today can bring?

Enjoy a day away from other people’s bad moods.

VIRGO — You feel that life would run more smoothly if money didn’t exist! The amount of time and energy you spend sorting out your financial affairs is frustrating.

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LIBRA — You feel invincible,

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Health and community partners the Orlando Magic. He was also Those who are searching for an associates degree, seeking a transfer recognize the scope of population the NBA Development League from a four-year university or simply looking for enrichment courses health concerns. (now Coach the Year through the college’s School of Extended Learning are invited to enTheG-League) assessment will of include Continued fromare Page A1 offered, starting May 18 and June in 2014 when he was with the Fort roll. Two six-week sessions being 2,500 telephone surveys, with Wayne Mad Ants.

29, said Luz Reyes-Martin, executive director of public affairs and calls to randomly selected cellest in getting back to normal because normal was never He originally came toAllAustralphones and landlines. recommunications for SBCC. good enough for me.” ia in 2006will to serve as an assistant sponses be confidential, The School Aofrepresentative Extended Learning offering more D-Santa than 200Bartuiof Rep.isSalud Carbajal, and information collected coach for Scott Fisher, his will former tion-free classes typically held at thesaid, Schott Cambara,that alsoare spoke at the event, and “Weand areWake here today not be connected or as Gaucho teammate. to Henames took over puses in a live video-conferencing format. Programs include adult because we refuse to be complicit in the abuse of children phone numbers.

Calls will behead coach in 2008. high school, and GED, career English a secondidentity language, refuse toskills standinstitute, idly by while ouras American is ginHenry, the week of July 15 and con56, also served on the staff health and safety, and classes for olderabuses.” adults. being parenting used to commit human rights tinue of thethrough Sydney September.

Kings in 2010 before Those interested in enrolling in extended learning classesheld mustback regThe representative, a mother of two children, In addition, laterUnited this summer returning to the States to tears while speaking to the crowd. ister at www.sbcc.edu/extendedlearning.

Students are encouraged to the collaborative will gather feedcoach in the NBA Development After the Rev. Moore and the representative, several othregister as soon as possible to ensure entry into their desired classes, back during a listening tour to hear League. ers followed Ms. Reyes-Martin said. to express their opposition against the centers from individuals and organizations along the border.

“During my 3½ years in the To register for credit classes, visit www.sbcc.edu/classes. regarding health-related needs in The last protest in Santa Barbara that—addressed the NBL many years I really Mitchell White the community.

Theago, listening tourendetention facilities took place a year ago according to Mijoyed the people and I enjoyed the will include online surveys, group chal Lynch of IAC. lifestyle,” Henry said. “I’veand been discussions, phone interviews, The last speaker to address the more than 100-strong askedtowhat’s me back to visits variousbringing community-based LOCAL FIVE-DAY FORECAST crowd was bilingual. She taught the protestors the unity the NBL and, quite frankly, it’s the organizations. clap, which, according to her, represents a resistance moveThe assessment collaborative league.

It’s one of the best leagues TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY ment’s slow but steady beat that builds momentum over time. includes Lompoc Valley Mediin the world right now.

After explaining the symbolism and history of this clap, the cal“ItCenter, Planned Parentwas growing (until) this cracrowd joined her and finished off the gathering. hood California Central zy pandemic that we’reCoast, in right The Santa Barbara Police Department was aware of the Santa Barbara County Public now. It’s known worldwide now as Winds becoming rally. Sgt. Brian Mostly sunny; clouds and monitored the Miller saidnottheHigh department Health Department, Santa BarPlenty of sun Sunny and nice a tough, exciting, fast-paced, and strong as warm remained niceon the sidewalk and situation but the protestors bara Foundation, Santa BarbaINLAND INLAND INLAND INLAND INLAND well-run league.” protested peacefully. ra Neighborhood Clinics, and SOE HAN THA / NEWS-PRESS Henry was a 6-foot-6, long-range90 55 94 56 92 53 87 50 89 52 UCSB. COURTESY PHOTO shooting point guard for UCSB. COASTAL COASTAL COASTAL COASTAL COASTAL Protesters marched from the Santa Barbara County Courthouse and walked along Anacapa Street to the plaza. email: stha@newspress.com Results will be availConner Henry scored 1,236 points while with the Gauchos from 1982-86.

His career 81 61 88 60 78 57 76 56 76 56 able by thethree-point end of the percentage year at of .405 ranks sixth in the Gaucho cottagehealth.org.

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“Ron has always been one of The award is based on the seven with a fourth-place standing. record books and his 394 assists is 74/54 The winter sports season saw the leaders among the SIDs in the Christian Whittle fifth. He led— UCSB in scoring dur- school’s placement in the final ing his senior season of 1985-86 team standings for sports that play the men’s and women’s basketball conference,” GSAC assistant comMaricopa 83/60 a regular season schedule, or at the teams snag 10 points each with reg- missioner Lucas Armstrong said. with a 17.3-point average.

Guadalupe 74/54 The Houston Rockets picked conference championship event ular season championships, giving “He was crucial with the help of Santa Maria That will entail recording how how theirNew dietCuyama and the water temhim in the fourth round of the 1986 for track and field, cross country the Warriors a final posted score of the conference website redesign 78/55 80/50 long the animals stay in the kelp perature around them impact their 10.29, the highest ever recorded. and created the GSAC awards daNBA Draft. He also played for the and golf.

Continued from Page A1 Vandenberg forest canopy day to day, and using nitrogen output. tabase.”

“Winning eight straight shows Ventucopa Los Alamos Boston Celtics, Milwaukee Bucks 68/54 models to estimate how much According to the release, lob72/51 83/56they Smithisislocated, the Second Vice-Presiand Sacramento He also the consistency across all sports SMITH WINS SID AWARD biomass near the surface, excrete. Whereas the invertebrate sters along with sea stars have an CARPINTERIA The Kings.

Santa BarbaThe GSAC named Ron Smith as Mr. dentPeters’ of thenext NAIA-SIDA Executive Solvang played professionally 10 years that we are striving for and I’m study will explore study covered five coastal Buellton ra County Association offor Governlocations, 88/56“outsized effect in shaping the eco80/54 Board. He also held animals positionsconon in Italy, Spain, France, and Greece. thankful for the way our coaching winner of the Sheri Pine Sports whether Lompoc other marine ments released an update Friday the upcoming system” because of their predatory 69/54 study will focus on an the board from 2009-12 and to nitrogen levels in the2013kelp area just south his coaching in Fort staff supports each other,” West- Information Director of the Year tribute SANTA onAfter next week’s work onstint the Highof Point Conception. nature. Because their diets contain 15. The NAIA honored him in Sea otter populations in many oth- more proteinBARBARA canopy.

Wayne, Henry and wasCasitas named head mont athletic director Dave Odell Award. The award is voted upon forest way 101: Linden Pass than other inverte81/61 Because seaClarence otters forage forPearreef er with the “Ike” Forecasts and construction project. coach of the D League’s Los Ange- said. “Prior to the suspension of by SID representatives from each 2017 Gaviotaare brates, Southern California waters Goletathey release more ammonigraphics provided by 77/60 invertebrates andannually spend much of still Mondayin through Wednesson Award, given by the lesFrom D-Fenders June of 2015, but spring sports and the cancellation GSAC school. lacking in numbers, so it was um and nitrogen-rich compounds in 84/60 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2020 time resting in the kelp confor- necessary day beaway restriping lanes an of the basketball national tournaCarpinteria “This recognition is especially their NAIA-SIDA for “outstanding wascrews soon will lured to become to select an area with a their waste.

82/61 airnow.gov AIR QUALITY sizeable KEY Source: Mr. Peters suspects they act as consistently and moving concrete safety barritributions to the profession.” ments, we were experiencing pos- gratifying this year as it has been, est, population to The crustaceans gather together assistant with the Orlando Magic.

Ventura Unhealthy for SG VerycreaUnhealthyin dens during the day, which Good ersAdelaide to prepare36ers for thechairman next stagesand sibly one of our most successful perhaps, the most challenging of “a “Ron’s conveyor beltfor of nutrients,” direct- determine love our student-athwhether or not the 82/60Mr. Unhealthy Moderate Not Available of work, according to a press rely supplying their waste and urine my 16 years at Westmont,” Smith letes and commitment to the mis- tures have a significant impact on Peters suspects may result in more owner, Grant Kelley announced years athletically.

MARINE FORECAST lease from SBCAG. into canopy. levels. herbivores moving into the reefs if sionthe of the college is exemplified nutrient “It was our highest overall win- said.

Henry’s hiring in a prepared reALMANAC SANTA BARBARA CHANNEL Highway 101 will have alternatWhile thein UCSB collabora“Sea otter populations are start- this leads toexercise an increase inWind algae Barbara through 6 p.m. yesterday During the 2019-20 athletic sea- every day the team’s way he serves,” Santa Small craft should caution today. lease by saying, “Conner’s passion, ning percentage and grabbing at ing lane closures between Linden tors at the United States Geological ing to recover in Southern Califoraround the knots. lobster dens. northwest 20-30 Waves 4-8 feet; west swell least a share of five out of seven son alone, he and his staff of Tim Odell said. “Ron is a pioneer in the TEMPERATURE dedication, positivity and drive and Bailard avenues. One lane Survey have studied otter activity at nia and that is a stable population,” 4-8Mr. feet at 13 seconds.

Visibility clear.

Peters said he hopes to con88/53 to succeed made him the per- GSAC championships was phe- Heiduk and Rob Goodrow hosted small college broadcasting arena High/low will remainhas open.

POINT ARENA TO POINT PINOS monthly intervals for 13 years, Mr. Mr. 68/49 Normal high/lowsaid.

Peters clude the sea otter study by fall of four GSAC Tournaments out of the and has led the development of one Record high fect fit for where areMonday wanting to nomenal.”

Wind northwest 6-12 knots today. Waves 1-3 feet in 1997 From 8 p.m. to we 5 a.m.

Peters told the News-Press that he In addition to observing sea90otters, this year. with a south-southwest swell 3-6 feet at 17 seconds. sites. of the finest college production de- Record low 38 in 1970 In the fall, Westmont earned 10 five held on campusCOURTESY drive theWednesday, club.” through the northPHOTO and his team will observe them on Mr. Peters will lead a study that takes Visibility clear.

PRECIPITATION He previously won the GSAC partments around.” points when men’s soccer claimed bound onramps at Casitas 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 POINT CONCEPTION TO MEXICO 0.00” As the GSAC SID of the Year, 24 hours through 6 p.m. yest. the GSAC championship. Volleyball award in the school years of 2014WESTMONT ATHLETICS Road and Linden Avenue will Wind northwest 6-12 knots today. Waves 1-3 feet Month to date (normal) 2.06” (0.81”) with a south-southwest swell 3-6 feet at 17 seconds. and women’s soccer each earned 15 and 2017-18. He’s also served Smith is now up for consideration Season to date (normal) have alternating closures as WARRIORS TOP GSAC 11.48” (16.88”) Visibility clear. needed.

From 8 p.m.has to 7won a.m.the 9.5 points as GSAC co-champions. two terms as the GSAC SID Chair, to be selected as NAIA SID of the Westmont College Monday through Wednesday TIDES LOCAL TEMPS Golden State Athletic Conference Women’s cross country scored nine representing the conference’s SIDs Year. the southbound offramp CaSANTA BARBARA HARBOR TIDES Today Fri. points with a second-place finish on the GSAC Administrative ComAll-Sports Award for theat eighthCity Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Date Time High Time Low sitas Pass Road will be closed email: mpatton@newspress.com while men’s cross country added mittee. straight year.

Cuyama 80/50/s 84/52/s April 23 10:54 a.m.

3.8’ 4:43 a.m. 0.1’ as needed.

Goleta 84/60/s 89/61/s 10:27 p.m.

5.2’ 4:15 p.m. 1.4’ Via Real is closed from Casitas Lompoc 74/56/s 81/55/s April 24 11:35 a.m.

3.6’ 5:18 a.m. 0.0’ Pass Road to the old northbound Pismo Beach 74/54/s 78/56/s 10:51 p.m.

5.3’ 4:38 p.m. 1.7’ Santa Maria 78/55/s 83/56/s Highway 101 onramp. Local resApril 25 12:23 p.m.

3.3’ 5:57 a.m. 0.0’ next year.

Santa Ynez 90/55/s 94/56/s 11:18 p.m.

5.2’ 5:01 p.m. 2.1’ idents have one-way access to “You get to do literacy, math, all kinds of stuff. My fa- Vandenberg 68/54/s 73/55/s Continued from Page A1 Hales Lane on Via Real. PedesLAKE LEVELS 82/60/s 83/61/s vorite part is recess or lunch. We get to do foursquare,” Ventura trians can use the sidewalk on AT BRADBURY DAM, LAKE CACHUMA she said.

GABRIELSEN, Germaine Marycombines Ann learning with having fun. program Via Real, but people areRATTER, asked At Lake Cachuma’s maximum level at the point dearestJudith friend said Germaine Gabrielsen, passed of away Mary Ann Ratter, age 90, of San Pedro, CA passed away LikeOur Nathan, her favorite activity the STATE CITIES “We learned about owls and how when they eat their Bakersfield 83/61/s 86/62/s to refrain from entering the con-home surrounded at which water starts spilling over the dam holds March 31, 2020 at the age of 95.

She was born in Berlin, at her by family on March 23, 2020. day was the inflatable obstacle course.

Barstow 90/63/s 92/65/s theyand cough up hairballs 188,030 acre-feet. An acre-foot is 325,851 gallons, Germany on January 17, 1925. Growing up in Berlin, She was born prey to Everett Bernice Gootee on with June the bones of their struction area.

“Everything Fun Inyoung the Sun is really root- Big Bear 68/41/s 70/42/s equivalent to the amount of water consumed annuGermaine we wasdo a at talented dancer, eventually 9, 1929 in West Union, was theHe eldest 4 also enjoys studyprey,” heIowa. saidShe excitedly. saidof he The new southbound Highway 83/46/s 83/45/s ally by 10 people in an urban environment. becoming athe member the highly and regarded Berlin Staats ed in teaching kidsofteamwork confidence and Bishop children. In High School, she was the leader of the Band ing math.

101 onramp at Casitas Passand Road Catalina 76/67/s 81/66/s Opera Ballet. in Shea collaborative performed throughout Europe asour a graduated near the top of her class. She attended working together setting.

All of Storage 156,720 acre-ft.

Nathan said the She Olympic games are a highlight of Concord 83/57/pc 86/57/s is open and the temporaryBriarcliff ramp College on classical ballet dancer. After World War II, Germaine a full scholarship. then attended Elevation 740.36 ft. games are embedded in that, that teamwork mindset,” Escondido 88/60/s 94/59/s managed her family business, designing, modeling and summer, a great opportunity to see old friends and the St. Joseph’shis Mercy School of Nursing and started her has been removed.

Evaporation (past 24 hours) 41.0 acre-ft.

Eureka 59/47/pc 60/50/pc said Ms. Cabrera, “Anything we can do to get them wet marketing ready-to-wear ladies clothing. career in 1952.meet She moved to California and worked as new people.

Inflow 274.3 acre-ft.

The offramp at Linden Avenue Fresno 83/59/s 86/60/s an RN on the staff at the Stanford Clinic. She married and dirty is perfect.”

State inflow 0.0 acre-ft.

“Everyone knows each other,” he said. is closed for approximately six to Los Angeles 93/66/s 95/67/s At the request of her former ballet instructor, who William. F. Ratter at the St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Storage change from yest. +159 acre-ft.

Friday’s event was sponsored by the Brain Balance Mammoth Lakes 64/35/s 67/34/s Nathan listed off a dozen new friends he made before nine months. Drivers areChurch asked in Palo Alto, had recently moved to Cincinnati, Ohio, Germaine was CA on June 27, 1956. They were Report from U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Modesto 85/60/pc 87/60/s Center of Santa convinced to Barbara. come to America. She began teaching ballet ran off try the giant married for 60heyears andtocelebrated theirinflatable Diamond obstacle course, a to use the of-ramps at Reynolds 66/53/pc 68/55/s with her former teacher.“They Unaccustomed to generous the hot andtohumid however, Anniversary before Bill’s passing onto Feb. 4, 2017. are very lend summers their support to Monterey favorite at the event.

Avenue or Casitas Pass Road Napa 82/50/pc 85/52/s Germaine decided to leave and visit family friends in Hope Ranch, California.

Mary and Bill moved across country several times for Bill’s work in the Defense SUN AND MOON Many of the students have participated in Fun in the this event today and we’re very grateful,” said Ms. Ca- Oakland reach the beach andtheir downtown 74/55/pc 74/57/s Industry while raising 6 children. She was a devout Catholic and they became Today Fri. COURTESY PHOTO Ojai 90/62/s 92/63/s brera.

Sun in the past, but newcomers are quickly welcomed Carpinteria.

Germaine’s family friends lived in the new community of Hope Ranch in Santa active parishioners at every destination. When they moved to Santa Barbara, CA she Sunrise 6:18 a.m.

6:17 a.m.

Oxnard 78/61/s 83/61/s Barbara. invited her to stay, and she soon became a valued hostess at the Miramar became a School Nurse and Librarian. She also taught joined the Red Cross into the classes group.and Judith Figueroa, 11, said this isThey her first Students in United Way’s Fun in the Sun Summer Program Sunset 7:38Olympics p.m.

7:39 p.m.

Palm Springs 100/75/s 102/75/s Hotel Montecito. was still Germaine’s forte and Arthur Murray Board of Directors.

She served as a Eucharistic Minister becameand the first Moonrise 6:54 a.m.

7:25 a.m. email: dancing cwhittle@newspress.com year in theand program saidfemale she wants to in come back However, — Christian Whittle compete in the 92/66/s pie-eating contest Pasadena 96/69/s Friday at El Camino Elementary School.

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Dance Studio welcomed their new ballroom dancing instructor. Germaine delighted her Executive Director for the Catholic Charities Organization in the Diocese. Later, she Moonset 8:24 p.m.

9:21 p.m.

Paso Robles 85/53/s 89/52/s students with a warm personality and competent instruction. It was teaching at Arthur worked as an RN at the St. Francis Hospital in Santa Barbara and became the Director First Full Last New Sacramento 84/58/pc 88/58/s Murray that resulted in her meeting her husband, Raytheon Engineer Hilton (Gabe) of their Lions Club Sight and Hearing Center. When they moved to Annapolis, MD, San Diego 77/63/s 82/64/s Gabrielsen. They were married in 1960 and were constant companions travelling the Mary worked as a Volunteer at the Anne Arundel General Hospital. Over 3 different San Francisco 69/55/pc 72/55/s world together for many years. states, Mary had been an active PEO Member for over 35 years. She and Bill became San Jose 78/55/pc 82/56/s involved with the “Meals on Wheels” program in Maryland and this continued during Apr 30 May 7 May 14 May 22 San Luis Obispo 78/55/s 83/57/s At our frequent gatherings of friends and family, Germaine and Gabe shared their retirement in Napa, CA. for many years. They later transitioned to join a small group of Santa Monica 86/63/s 88/64/s tales of skiing and traveling. Our families have shared meals and stories for the past friends who attended Mass for many years at the Queen of The Valley Hospital Chapel Tahoe Valley 64/36/pc 66/37/s six decades. Germaine and Gabe were two of our parents’ best friends. Germaine is in Napa.

Today Fri. survived by her husband of sixty years, Hilton (Gabe) Gabrielsen and her adopted Mary enjoyed playing bridge and visiting with their many friends around the country. den Court. There, she one dayfamily mentioned told she would be Spirit until a few days be- strengthen it. lenge. City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Jeanette, Phillip and Erielle Webber.

She did needlework, embroidery, beading crafts and recently learned to knit. She was she Many was the first in Spirit fore the parade.

“She felt that Atlanta instead of hiding away and think, ‘I’m here to give the best I a marvelous cook and was known for her Annual “Soupthat Parties.” a holiday the of Fiesta and 70/57/t 76/56/pc “You Beijing 67/42/s 84/53/s Continued fromincluded Page A1new friends and neighborsawho woman at the by home her. That “My mom said something like, ‘You’re go- just favoring it,Boston that exercise 54/41/pc would help,”44/38/r can,’ and you just make yourself 69/43/c strong,” Ratter household were invited Maryoverheard with Berlin 68/45/pc Obituary notices are published daily in the Santa Barbara open arms. Every friend she made was treated like family.

Maryalso will be greatly missed.

Chicago 58/42/sh 53/41/sh 86/66/pc 92/61/pc woman happened to have a daughter ing to be Spirit of Fiesta.’

It was like three Ms. Parker recalled. she said.Cairo News-Press and also appear on our website: www.newspress.com She will be remembered for her daily the ethic of hard work very morning.

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I had to as Spirit and said dancing in the parade was it lasted, this giving of oneself to make kindness.

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Melissa (Dr. Richard) Welch of Osprey, FL ; and Christine ( David) Ruane ofwith Napa,16-year-old CA, Minneapolis 53/39/sh New Delhi 95/71/pc 97/75/pc tions that ended Sophia that wasand a huge deal fordeadline a 12-year-old.” pect of the parade today, Ms.62/40/pc Parker said from that experience.

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