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urricane Katrina, Japanese earthquake victims, the COURTESY OF ISAAC HERNANDEZ HERRERO Montecito mudslides, and countless worthwhile organSanta Maria High graduate Bryan izations. The Coastal Quilters Guild of Santa Barbara Barriga and Goleta has lent its sewing skills to causes near and far, donating quilts to anyone in need of a little extra comfort.

Now, the nearly 200-strong nonprofit has adapted to serve the community yet again, this time using its supplies for something everyone’s scrambling to get their hands on these days – masks.

Since March’s stay-at-home COURTESY OF ISAAC HERNANDEZ HERRERO order left guild members with- Santa Maria High graduate Bryan out their monthly meetings or Barriga usual quilting projects, President Karen Pickford knew their idle sewing machines could be used for some good. So when a

By MITCHELL WHITE member reached out to suggest NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER the guild make cloth masks, she knew the idea was the perfect ryan Barriga admits PHOTO he COURTESY answer to her quarantine query. have the typical Karen didn’t Pickford, president of the “We’re happy to jump in and childhood experience.

Coastal Quilters Guild, has spent help the community like we alWhen was 4, Bryan’s father was the pasthe few weeks making ways have,” said Ms. Pickford. diagnosed with Meniere’s disease, masks for the community.

“We’re used to the giving, but it’s a disorder of the inner ear, and has been unable to work ever since. At 7, a different use of our talents.”

Over the years, guild mem- his mother and younger sister were deported to Mexico. bers have volunteered their time to supply quilts to not just “I to think it just drove me,” Bryan Bycauses MITCHELL WHITE local families and organizations, but around the toldtothe News-Press during a recent NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER world. Yet the nonprofit is no stranger adaptation.

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“I knew that projects have included the likes of Christmas stockings, pil- I needed to have a better future for my ryan Barriga admits heparlowcases, bedding, shopping bags and even placemats. ents and I justhave wanted totypical help them didn’t the With their previous track recordout. speaking for itself, guild They’ve done soexperience. much for me just childhood members weren’t surprised by Ms.soPickford’s call to create I could have an education.”

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683-3636 forest canopy day to day, and using nitrogen by the numbers With the addition of two cases beach or a trailhead, and there are had pelted him with rocks. or the second consecutive in the county, there are 138 peo- already too many people there, go According to the release, lobA lookisat wherenear Cottage Health models to estimate how much they The facts might been located, the surface, VIP sters CARPINTERIA Thehave Santa Barbaday, the number of new COV- ple still recovering either at home somewhere else. Even though we biomass excrete.

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With the load lightened at the that physical distancing to stop us forest against in a so-Departway 101:Agent LindenMesa and Casitas Pass Sea otter populations in many oth- more protein than other invertement two additional • 155 aresea acute careforage patients; 218 calledrevealing Bivensproject. action, named con- hospitals, scheduled surgeries from connecting with friends and Because otters for reef construction er Southern California waters are brates, they release more ammonifirmed cases to bring the county’s acute care bedsand remain available. restarted on Monday, with Dr. An- loved ones emotionally. after Bivens vs.through Six Unknown invertebrates spend much of still lacking in numbers, so it was um and nitrogen-rich compounds in From Monday Wednestotal to 473.

• Oftime the 155 patients, 10kelp patients Narcotics Agents, a 1971 deciresting in the for- necessary sorg speaking to a deliberate and “We are not alone in this crisis, their day crews will be restriping lanes WENDY McCAW . . . .a. . .their . . . .waste. . . . . Co-Publisher to select an area. with Over theconcrete past four days, are Mr. on Peters ventilators; 60 ventilators suspects they act as consistently and moving safety barri-the slow reintroduction pace. sion in which the court held we are more connected than ever est, sizeable population to The crustaceans gather together ARTHUR VON WIESENBERGER . . . Co-Publisher numbers of cases have from ers prepare for the next stages conveyor belt of nutrients,” direct- determine whether or not the crea- in dens during the day, which Mr. remain available (adult, pediatric thattosomeone claiming togone be the “Again, this has been made pos- because we are all going through “a nine toof eight to three two. of work, according to ato press ly supplying waste and urine tures have a significant impact on Peters suspects may result in more victim an illegal arrest andreand neonataltheir ventilators) sible by our commune achieve- this together.”

“Our COVID-19-related lease from SBCAG. thethe canopy. search could sue the arrest- hospi- ments by successful physical dis• Of 155 patients, 15 are in nutrient levels. herbivores moving into the reefs if While residents and visitors into Highway will have alternattalizations and ICU admission While thewith UCSBCOVID-19 team’s collaboraing officers101 for violating the 4th “Sea otter populations are start- this leads to an increase in algae symptancing,” Dr. Ansorg said. were seen in mass without face isolation ing lane closures at the United States Geological rate has stayedbetween stable Linden over the recover in Southern Califor- around the lobster dens.

Amendment. toms; 6 are confirmed COVID-19 ing toYOLANDA coverings this past weekend, Matt tors APODACA . . . . . . . . . . . . . Director of Operations and Bailard avenues.

One Survey have studied otter activity at weekend, which again is lane directnia and that is a stable population,” Mr. Peters said he hopes to conThe court later permitted positive.

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MASUDA . . . . . . . . . . . . . .clude . . . . .the . . . sea . .Director of News will remain open. monthly intervals for 13 years, Mr. Mr. Peters otter study by fall of ly attributedlawsuits to our in efforts Bivens-style two as a Weekend wrap-up • Of 15 patients in isolation, 5 paSanta Barbara County Fire DepartFrom 8 p.m. to 5 a.m.

Monday Peters told the News-Press that he In addition to observing sea otters, this year. county with maintaining other situations: a claim byphysical a The county’s Second District Su- ment, indicated that all county per- tients are in critical care. through Wednesday, north-AnCOURTESY PHOTO and his teamhas will observe 2,993 themcuon Mr. Peters will lead a study that takes distancing,” said Dr. the Henning former congressional staff• Cottage collected pervisor Gregg Hart opened Mon- sonnel responding to incidents at bound onramps at Casitas Pass a “finer scale.”

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and prompted to city’s Public Works because it is “super staff to respond andsecure.” shut offAfter the selecting dollar values for Robtheir hydrant, said Battalion Chief ert Mercado, for the business’ giftspokesman cards, the business Barbara City Departowners then get a Fire link to a cusif theyBARBARA take advantage offer Santa SANTA The topofofthe a fire tomizable online dashboard that on thewas Paneau tablet. hydrant sheered off, spewing a ment.

Water after a beservice sharedwas onrestored social media. largeThis amount of water onto the street interactivity makes it eas- can Minor injuries were reported When their customers visit the andier down a storm drain, in a two-veto track success through the time. in the crash, Battalion Chief Merhicle collision Friday morning in the startup’s marketing than old fash- link, they can purchase a gift card cado said.choice. of their 100ioned blockad of East Pedregosa Street, methods like billboards, SANTA BARBARA Cottage Health Both vehicles sustained minor to Designed for customer convenauthorities said. for which there’s no real way to moderate and community partners are damage. The Santa Barience, Paneau integrates digital The occurred around 7: it bara tell collision how many new customers asking residents who receive a Police Department is invesgift cards on the 40 a.m. involving a GMC Yukon survey phone call to participate generates.

Currently in San and Fran- tigating thepurchased circumstances ofplatthe form directly to the Apple wallet in a community health needs Chevy Tahoe. of the vehicles col- collision. cisco, San One Diego, North Carolina, RAFAEL MALDONADO / NEWS-PRESS assessment, offidals said Frilided with the hydrant andPaneau “causedis on the buyer’s smartphone. The and South Carolina, day. platform is also designed forWhite easy it tomeant expel copious amounts of water” A two-car collision at 128 E. Pedregosa St. broke a fire hydrant that gushed water down the street.

— Mitchell to bolster small businesses The survey is being conducted in whichever localities it oper- use by business owners, tracking “to better understand the needs the number of cards sold and the ates. and strengths of the entire com“We built this company to re- total revenue generated. With acmunity, and the many diverse ally highlight local businesses,” counts easy to set up in ten mingroups within it,” Cottage Health Mr. Khalil told the News-Press. utes and its purchasing process spokeswoman Maria Zate said in “The idea was that as you drive by thought out “end to end,” from a news release. different businesses, you can see payment processing to gift cards Findings will help Cottage those businesses on the screen going in customers’ Apple walHealth and community partners lets, Paneau is built around user and you can take action.” recognize the scope of population As restrictions began taking friendliness. health concerns.

Whether being used by a busiThe assessment will include hold due to the COVID-19 outContinued from Page A1 2,500 telephone surveys, with break, Paneau saw the Uber and ness owner or a consumer, Mr. calls to randomly selected cellKhalilbecause said one question went Lyft rides on it depends estwhich in getting back to normal normal was never phones and landlines. All redwindle. Also, many businesses good enough for me.” into Paneau’s setup: “How is this sponses will be confidential, a really thing for them to that advertise Athrough the comrepresentative of Rep. Saludsimple Carbajal, D-Santa Barand information collected will do?”and said, “We are here today pany ceasedbara, theiralso ads spoke while at they the event, not be connected to names or On top of being easy for were shut down.

Looking fortoabe complicit because we refuse inPaneau the abuse of children phone numbers. Calls will beboth parties to use, theidentity business refuse under to stand idly by while our American is way to pivotand business the gin the week of July 15 and conowners won’t ever have to incur being used to commit human rights abuses.” changed circumstances, Mr. Khaltinue through September.

The representative, two children, held the costofof transaction fees back duril and his colleagues found a way a mother In addition, later this summer tears while speaking ing crowd. the health crisis, as Paneau is to do so after looking at saveo- to the the collaborative will gather feedRev. Moore and the representative, several othwaiving its first $250,000 in transurfaves.org, a After Bay the Area-specific back during a listening tour to hear ers followed to express their opposition against actions.

Once this limitthe is centers passed, website through which customers from individuals and organizations along border. can purchase giftthe cards to their a small fee will be relayed to the regarding health-related needs in The last protest in Santa Barbara that addressed the the community. The listening tour favorite restaurants, bars and consumer rather than to the busidetention facilities took place a year ago according to Miwill include online surveys, group stores to hold them over during ness owner. chal Lynch of IAC. discussions, phone interviews, and Constantly monitoring the the shutdown. The last speaker to address the more than 100-strong visits to various community-based COVID-19 pandemic, the Paneau After looking through the web- She crowd was bilingual. taught the protestors the unity organizations. is looking afor when it can resite, the Paneau teamaccording realized to team clap, which, her, represents resistance moveThe assessment collaborative activate its fleet of 400 Uber and that about 10,000 of the 15,000 ment’s slow but steady beat that builds momentum over time. includes Lompoc Valley MediLyft drivers.

Though theclap, startup businesses listed didn’t havethe giftsymbolism After explaining and history of this the cal Center, Planned Parentintends on resuming the service card options.

Seeing a need that crowd joined her and finished off the gathering. hood California Central Coast, it began businesswas with, Mr. of Khalrequired filling, theSanta teamBarbara steadily Police The Department aware the Santa Barbara County Public il stated the company intendsthe on worked overrally. the course of 10Miller days said Sgt. Brian the department monitored Health Department, Santa Barcontinuing its latest offering even situation but the protestors remained on the sidewalk and to create an online gift card probara Foundation, Santa Barbaprotested peacefully. cessing platform to help the many when the health crisis abates. ra Neighborhood Clinics, and SOE HAN THA / NEWS-PRESS “We want to dive head deep businesses that never before had UCSB. Protesters marched from the Santa Barbara County Courthouse and walked along Anacapa Street to the plaza. a need for selling email:them. stha@newspress.com into this and really build this Results will be available by the end of the year at Mr. Khalil said, “Your favorite out… We’re excited to grow this cottagehealth.org. taqueria or your favorite bar, they product offering,” he said.

COURTESY PHOTO Paneau is software and spreads just probably haven’t sold gift Christian Whittle The Coastal— Quilters Guild has produced more than 1,500 masks to aid Cottage Hospital and others. cards before. It just wasn’t part of “wherever the internet takes it,” their business, so we created an but Mr. Khalil stated that he and entirely digital gift card platform. his colleagues are looking for it efforts have gone towards sup- that never get used, but it’s been of their families and friends that The payments all happen online, to take hold in the localities they plying masks to Cottage Hospital. difficult to get the elastic,” she said. they come in contact with. That’s Continued from A1 That will entail recording how how their diet and the water temwe’ll immediately put the funds are personally closest to. The While cloth masks are not consid- “Interfacing is also hard. Every first responders, physicians, nurs- long the animals stay in the kelp perature around them impact their co-founder named three CaliContinued PageAll A1 the house- forest in the business owner’s account.” es, nursingfrom maids. masks for health care workers and ered official personal protective place is sold out of that.” canopy day to day, and using nitrogen output. citiesto inthe which he always Businesses owners whothey wish fornia Working with what they’ve got, keeping staff that go in and out of models other facilities in the area. In fact, equipment, or PPE, by the CDC, to estimate how much According release, lobbiomass is located, near the surface, wanted Paneau to get a CARPINTERIA The Santa Barbato sell and process gift cards they can provide an extra layer to guild members have elected to rerooms and potentially take home excrete. Whereas the invertebrate sters along with sea starsfoothold. have an they met the challenge with gusto.

Mr. Peters’ next study will explore Two of them San Francisco ra “They County jumped Association Governthrough Paneau can do so free of “outsized covered five coastal locations, effectwere in shaping the ecoon ofboard right health care workers’ N95 masks place the more limited items with viruses to their families without study whether other marine animals con- thecharge ments released an update Friday and San Diego,ofthe twopredatory cities he by creating account upcoming study willan focus on anat system” because their away,” said Ms. Pickford. “It was – especially with the guild’s pre- anything they can find. Instead of even knowing it.” tribute to nitrogen levels in the kelp on next week’s work on the Highlives between.

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This project ing to recover in Southern Califor- around the lobster dens. ing lane closures between Linden at thethey United States Geological bers have lent their support to the workers a durable, cloth vehicle to to share… We’re doing the best we tors and Bailard One laneAnd slip their N95 masks into and keep can and hopefully the manufactur- Survey is for people like meotter thatactivity can’t prohave studied at nia and that is a stable population,” Mr. Peters said he hopes to conGuild Mask avenues.

Making Project. will remain monthly intervals years, Mr. Mr. Peters said. ers can get caught up.” vide physical carefor but13 can provide clude the sea otter study by fall of while that’s open. only about 20% partic- clean.

From 8the p.m. to 5 a.m. Monday toldtothe News-Press he Still, other members of the comIn the meantime, members seem Peters a service those providingthat a serIn addition to observing sea otters, this year. ipation, organization has still through Wednesday, the north-Not munity have received their fair as committed to their COURTESY his team will observe them on Mr. Peters will lead a study that takes craft asPHOTO ever. and vice.” produced nearly 1,500 masks. bound onramps at Casitas Pass scale.” or organizations a closer look at spiny lobsters and email: jgrega@newspress.com The UCSB study Assisted on kelp growth involved the use divers.nurse Linda a “finer share of support. living faFor those likeofretried For facilities half bad.

Road and Linden Avenue will cilities, Foodbank operations, the Boynton, the opportunity is much in need of masks, send requests to Personally, Ms. Pickford has have alternating closures as Unity Shoppe, home health care more than a way to fill time. Af- president@coastalquiltersb.org. made around masks, needed.

From200 8 p.m. to 7with a.m.anproviders, school district employ- ter earning her associate degree The Guild Mask Making Project is other 75 on their way to compleMonday through Wednesday ees and even priests are among the in nursing from SBCC in 1971, Dr. also open to non-members. Addition.southbound Apart from the production the offramp at Caguild’s beneficiaries thus far. And Boynton went on to pursue a long tional information and mask deside of the operation, Ms. Pickford sitas Pass Road will be closed also manages the project’s admin- it doesn’t look like the requests will carer in health care – a past that signs can be found at coastalquiltas needed. has made producing masks that ers.org. Cash donations to the Via Realdetails. is closedThis fromhas Casitas istrative meant abate any time soon.

Fortunately, the guild is deter- much more personal. project can be mailed to Coastal Pass Road the old northbound setting up to a bin outside her house Highway onramp.masks, Local res“I think about allnext the individuals Quilters Guild, PO Box 6341, Santa to collect101 completed as well mined to satisfy demands, no matyear. idents one-way access to ter what. who are currently working,” Barbara, CAall 93160. as offerhave supplies to those running “You get toshe do literacy, math, kinds of stuff. My faContinued from Page A1quilters all said. “(Working) isvorite Hales “It’s a good thing that detrimental to short. Lane on Via Real. Pedespart is recess or lunch. We get to do foursquare,” COURTESY PHOTO trians can now, use the sidewalk on have an endless supply of fabric their own health and the health email: tkenny@newspress.com sheto said.

Up until much of the guild’s Nader Kahlil is looking to establish Paneau in Santa Barbara. program combines learning with having fun.

Via Real, but people are asked Like Nathan, Judith said her favorite activity of the “We learned about owls and how when they eat their to refrain from entering the conday was the inflatable obstacle course. prey they cough up hairballs with the bones of their struction area.

“Everything we do at Fun In the Sun is really rootprey,” he said excitedly. He said he also enjoys studyThe new southbound Highway ed in teaching the kids teamwork and confidence and ing math.

101 onramp at Casitas Pass Road together in a collaborative setting. All of our second Tuesday the month.

Nathan said the Olympic games are a highlight of of working is open and the temporary ramp games are in that, that teamwork mindset,” • Social Justice Book Club: 6embedded p.m. his summer, a great opportunity to see old friends and has been removed.

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The offramp at Linden Avenue dirty is perfect.”

“Everyone knows each other,” he said.• Cancer Centerand Book Club: 10 is closed for approximately six to asFor parents having trouble Friday’s event was sponsored by the Brain Balance Nathan listed off a dozen new friends he made before a.m. twice a month on Wednesday. nine months.

Drivers are asked sisting their children with school Center ofsecond Santa Barbara. course, Art: a 5:30 to use the of-ramps • Exploring p.m. assignments, there atisReynolds the Learn- he ran off to try the giant inflatable obstacle “They are very generous to lend their support to favorite at the event.

Avenue or Casitas Pass Road to Thursday. ing at Home Resources Webpage: event today and we’re very grateful,” said Ms. CaMany of the students have participated•inTrail Fun inTalks: the this reach the beach and downtown 6:30 p.m. third www.santabarbaraca.gov/gov/ Sun in the past, but newcomers are quickly welcomed brera.

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The Squire Foundation is providing new murals at the United Boys and Girls Clubs locations.

United Boys and Girls Clubs locations get beautification and infrastructure updates

By JOSH GREGA NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER

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ocial distancing requirements due to the COVID-19 crisis may preclude the possibility of having rooms full of kids at the United Boys & Girls Clubs of Santa Barbara County, but having artists and handymen go to its locations one at a time to do infrastructure updates is something that can be done.

From new murals painted by artists recruited by The Squire Foundation, to new roofs at Camp Whittier, to a new membership counter at the Lompoc club, these additions awaiting club kids upon their return are all part of the program “Lend a Socially Distant Hand.”

When the clubs ceased their normal after school programs as restrictions due to the virus outbreak took hold, UBGC CEO Michael Baker looked around the nonprofit’s locations and saw an opportunity to revamp them before the health crisis subsided and the kids came back. In an interview with the News-Press, Mr. Baker remarked that everyone who participated in fixing up the clubs kept their faces covered and worked individually in separate rooms to observe social distancing.

Once all of the updates are finished, UBGC’s Lompoc, Carpinteria, Goleta and Westside locations will each have two of its walls covered in murals painted by local artists whose talents were marshalled by nonprofit The Squire Foundation. According to foundation outreach coordinator Jana Brody, she saw a Facebook post from Mr. Baker that announced his desire for infrastructure updates at the clubs. When she saw that redecorating some of the walls was part of it, she wasted no time in contacting him to volunteer the services of The Squire Foundation.

“When I saw the word ‘murals’ I contacted him and within 15 minutes we had a partnership,” she said.

Among the artists recruited to beautify the clubs was local interior designer and plein air painter Sherri Jurey, who last week finished painting a stained glass design on the fourteen-inch wall trim of the main room in the Carpinteria club.

Always seeking to create designs “targeted toward positive environmental impact,” Ms. Jurey said she appreciated having the opportunity to enliven the club’s room with her craft.

“It was really uplifting because I am passionate about what I do and working with color and helping environments to come alive… It really brought life into that room,” she said.

Gigs for Ms. Jurey’s day job have dried up as of late since the pandemic has made people everywhere reluctant to go forth with interior decorating work they had planned. As she and so many artists are impacted by loss of income amid the coronavirus crisis, The

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Squire Foundation is paying all artists participating in “Lend a Socially Distant Hand” a stipend.

Ms. Brody told the News-Press, “It’s even more important to pay a stipend now because they need it more than ever. Artist is a true profession, so they need to get paid.”

Screen printer Celeste Wiedmann is one of several artists working on two murals in the Carpinteria location’s gymnasium, one depicting athletes with a basketball, the other athletes with a soccer ball. Currently recovering from a disability and navigating the transition back into full employment through vocational rehabilitation, Ms. Wiedmann said working on the mural has been “a good stepping stone” for her to see to what extent she can still work in the arts. She added that the final product will bring great joy to the UGBC’s kids when they return.

“It’ll be a nice surprise for them when they go back to the club,” she said.

Judging by what he’s seen thus far, Mr. Baker is more than happy with how the murals are shaping up.

“The ones that we’ve done so far are gorgeous,” he told the NewsPress.

On top of newly decorated walls, “Lend a Socially Distant Hand” also includes many other improvements to the nonprofit’s facilities.

Whereas the nonprofit’s Lompoc club formerly had an individual key for each of the 15 to 20 locks in the building, locksmith Joseph Valencia

of Keyman Locksmith changed the locks so they’re all openable with one or two keys.

The Lompoc location has also received a new membership desk courtesy of retired geriatrician and woodworking hobbyist Leonard Grabowski.

The remodeling endeavor has also given the nonprofit’s summer camp, Camp Whittier, new roofs on all of its buildings installed by Titan Roofing & Rain Gutters. Titan owner Sergio Morales, according to Mr. Baker, is a former club kid who used to frequent UBGC’s Westside location. Mr. Morales and Titan Roofing replaced the roof free of charge, with UBGC providing all the materials needed for the job. Mr. Baker estimated that this donation of labor saved the nonprofit thousands of dollars and will extend the longevity of the Camp Whittier roofs by decades “Now we get another thirty, forty years out of the roof he put in,” Mr. Baker said.

Though he called the support for “Lend a Socially Distant Hand” both “fantastic” and “overwhelming,” Mr. Baker doesn’t find the local community’s generosity at all surprising. As far as he’s concerned, support for nonprofits is just part of the Santa Barbara character.

“There’s a reason Santa Barbara has 2,000 nonprofits… There’s so many people who have a passion for what nonprofits do,” he said. email: jgrega@newspress.com

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LIBRA — A female visitor could come to your door today with some interesting, useful information, Libra. It might involve anything from stock market trends to a forthcoming wedding to occult and metaphysical matters. Whatever it is, you’ll find it captivating, and might just sit and listen to your guest for quite a while.

By the time she leaves, your mind may well be spinning. Take a walk to clear your head or you’ll be awake all night.

SCORPIO — Today your relationships with just about everyone - friends, relatives, colleagues, and romantic partners - should be going very well, Scorpio.

Your communication is good, and your ability to see the other person’s point of view is clearer than usual.

This might be a bit disconcerting, as it could conflict with your viewpoint, but bear in mind you don’t have to agree with others to learn from them. Enjoy your day.

SAGITTARIUS — Relations with colleagues on the job could be very cooperative today, Sagittarius, probably because you’re about to complete a project of some kind that could result in higher income for everyone. Communication should be open and honest, and for once you’ll probably be able to reach everyone you phone without having to leave any messages. Go with the flow and all should be completed successfully.

Onward and upward!

CAPRICORN — Friendships and romantic bonds should provide a rich source of support and good companionship today, Capricorn.

Conversation is likely to be light, covering general matters like current events and the weather, but this might be just what you need right now. Someone could introduce you to some new friends from far away who have some intriguing news of their own. This should prove a light, restful, and altogether very pleasant day. Enjoy!

AQUARIUS — Today you might find yourself hosting an impromptu social event, Aquarius, and more people could show up than you initially counted on. Don’t worry about it, however. The party should be enjoyable for everyone even if the place is a bit crowded. Your visitors can look out for themselves. Among the unexpected guests might be an attractive, interesting person who could shape up to be a potential love partner. Relax and enjoy your day.

PISCES — A festival, rally, or other mass event could occur today in your community, Pisces. It could center on a social, ecological, or political issue.

You could well decide to attend in the company of a romantic partner, and perhaps a group of friends, too.

This event could prove exciting for you, although some of what you learn there might be unsettling. Take a notebook and plenty of pens. You’ll want to keep a record.

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ARIES — Career matters should be going very well for you today, Aries. A sudden change regarding your work could catapult you into a position you’ve been hoping to reach for a long time. A rise in income could result. You’ve worked hard and done very well, so what may seem a lucky break to others is actually the result of intense, determined effort on your part. Enjoy your success and make the most of it.

TAURUS — A sudden desire to expand your horizons could have you and possibly a romantic partner considering returning to school, Taurus, perhaps for an advanced degree. The school you’re considering, however, might be located in another state or even a foreign country. Following through with your desire could require some careful planning. As a result, you and your beloved may have some intense conversations over the next few days.

GEMINI — Some new ideas for expanding your horizons on some level could come to you today through an unexpected source, Gemini, possibly even dreams or visions. If an idea does come through a dream or flash of insight, don’t write it off as crazy.

It probably warrants some careful consideration, if nothing else. Some research is definitely called for, and possibly consulting with people in the know. Think about it!

CANCER — Ideas for a new enterprise, which could be anything from a party to a vacation to a new business, could have you spending a lot of time on the phone today, Cancer. You’ll need to consult with people who know about what you want to do and at least lay the groundwork for making solid arrangements. Some of what you hear may be confusing, but don’t be afraid to ask for an explanation. Go to it!

LEO — Have you been thinking about getting fit by investing in some exercise equipment? If so, Leo, this might be the day to actually go out and get it. Don’t be surprised if friends, relatives, and neighbors all want to come over and try it out.

Health and fitness are very much on your mind right now, so you might also want to pick up some books on whatever discipline interests you the most.

VIRGO — Your curiosity and creative energy may be stimulated today by information you receive from books, documentaries, or conversations with people familiar with the field you’re exploring. As a result, Virgo, you could come up with an innovative new project that keeps you and some colleagues busy for a long time. But don’t worry - this Monday, November 16,of2015 enterprise should be full surprises and therefore anything but tedious.

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Poly to play both basketball and “The hope is that we might be baseball, but the dismissal of Joe able to start playing July 1st, but Callero as the Mustangs’ basketball we just don’t know yet,” he said.

Continued from Page coach now has him playing just A1“That would be awesome to get any baseball. Cal Poly, whose coaching games in. I’d love to start playing est in getting back to normal because normal was never staff is led by Larry Lee and in- against college-level guys and see good enough for me.” cludes his uncle A Teddy Warrecker,of Rep. how Salud they play the game and adjust representative Carbajal, D-Santa Barrecruited him as both a pitcher and mine appropriately. bara, also spoke at the event, and said, “We are here today first baseman. because we refuse to be complicit “Going from school to colin thehigh abuse of children He posted and a career win-loss baseball is one of the biggest refuse to stand idlylege by while our American identity is pitching record of used 8-1 at Santa human jumps rights in sports, and so playing being to commit abuses.”

Barbara. His earned run average asummer ball be really good The representative, mother of twowould children, held back was 2.55 as a sophomore and 0.88 tofor tears while speaking theme.” crowd.

After the Rev. the representative, as a junior. He hadn’t given upMoore an and He’s been working several out inoththe ersseason, followedgoing to express opposition against the Barbara centers earned run this 2-0 their meantime with Santa alongin the14 border. with 19 strikeouts innings, High catcher Vince Gamberdella.

The lastpandemic protest in Santa Barbara that to addressed theI when the COVID-19 “I’ve been trying do whatever place a year ago according toWarMiprompted the detention CIF Statefacilities office totookcan to stay in baseball shape,” Lynch of IAC. cancel the restchal of the season. recker said.

The last “I’m really happy withspeaker my im-to address the more than 100-strong crowd was bilingual. taught the protestors the unity provement over the last 10 months,” She email: mpatton@newspress.com 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.

LOCAL FIVE-DAY FORECAST The Santa Barbara Police Department was aware of the TODAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY monitored SATURDAY rally.

Sgt. Brian THURSDAY Miller said the department the situation but the protestors remained on the sidewalk and protested peacefully.

Fire hydrant sheered in crash

Going out on top: Dons’ Warrecker named to prestigious team as he leaves Cottage surveying basketball behind in favor of baseball at Cal Poly SLO on health needs

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the bounce with a combination of quickness, strength and balance, and he blows by guys his size and bigger.”

As a junior, Warrecker averaged 19.5 points and 8.5 rebounds to lead RAFAEL the Dons (29-5, 10-0 Channel MALDONADO / NEWS-PRESS League) to thethe CIF-Southern SecA two-car collision at 128 E. Pedregosa St. broke a fire hydrant that gushed water down street. tion Division 3A semifinals. Warrecker was tabbed to that division’s All-CIF first team.

He was a second-team pick this year in Division 2A after Santa Barbara (19-9, 9-1) tied San Marcos for the Channel League championship and advanced to the second round of the 2A playoffs.

“The coaches were kind of disappointed that I only made second-team, but the CIF bases most of that on how far you go in the playoffs,” Warrecker said. “Coach (Greg) Blessing did a week’s worth of statistical research on my behalf, however, and submitted it (to CalKENNETH SONG / NEWS-PRESS Hi).”

Bryce Warrecker averaged 22.7 points per game in his senior year.

Warrecker’s 22.7-point average came on 61% shooting. He also shot Victor Bartolome (24.0 in 1966).

“He has excellent post skills and 79% from the free-throw line and Matt Purdy, who played at North- can easily post players his size and averaged 10 rebounds per game. western, ranks fifth on the Dons’ smaller, forcing double teams,” he He will also be graduating with acsingle-season scoring list (23.0 in said. “He is also a good three-point ademic honors in June.

“His most important strength 1991). shooter, shooting over 33% the past is his leadership and work ethic,” Santa Barbara coach Corey two seasons.

Adam said Warrecker’s versatility “In addition, his ball skills for Adam said. “Some guys work as made him an elite front-court play- a 6-foot-8 guy are exceptional. hard as him but no one worked er.

He’s able to take guys smaller off harder. No one puts up more shots

SANTA BARBARA Cottage Health and community partners are Barbara High senior askinganta residents who receive a Bryce Warrecker has played survey phone call to participate his last game of organized in a community health needs basketball, but he is said goingFriout on assessment, offidals day. top.

The is forward being conducted Thesurvey 6-foot-8 is one of 15 “to bettertounderstand thetoneeds players be selected Cal-Hi’s and strengths of the comAll-State Division IIentire first team. munity, the many diverse “It’s aand really big-name group that groups within it,” Cottage I’m really proud to be aHealth part of,” spokeswoman Maria Zate said in said Warrecker, who’s been recruita news release. ed to play baseball at Cal Poly next Findings will help Cottage year. “There’s some amazing Health and community partnersguys on that list players whose highrecognize the— scope of population lights concerns.

I’ve seen on ESPN and on health Instagram.

The assessment will include “Having this as my lastwith award 2,500 telephone surveys, in basketball is pretty special, calls to randomly selected cell-and phones andI’ll landlines. re- my something be able All to tell sponses will beday.” confidential, kids about some and information willper He averaged collected 22.7 points not be this connected to names or game year, tying Mike Garrett phone Callsin will (1996) numbers. for sixth place thebeDons’ gin the week July 15continued and con- on record book.of Garrett tinue through September. to play at San Jose State.

In addition, later this summer Paul Johnson, who helped UCSB the collaborative will gather feedreach the 1990 NCAA Tournament back during a listening tour to hear as well as make NIT appearfrom individuals andtwo organizations ances, sethealth-related the school record ofin 26.02 regarding needs points per game inlistening 1988. tour the community.

The in online the top five are three willAlso include surveys, group SBHS alumni who played and in the discussions, phone interviews, visits toDon various community-based NBA: Ford (25.0 in 1971), Keith organizations.

(Jamaal) Wilkes (24.1 in 1970), and The assessment collaborative includes Lompoc Valley Medical Center, Planned Parenthood California Central Coast, Santa Barbara County Public Health Department, Santa Barbara Foundation, Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics, and SOE earn HAN THA / NEWS-PRESS

By MARK PATTON and athletically.”

Sean Yamasaki’s senior season five-and-a-half years, you can UCSB. NEWS-PRESS SENIOR WRITER Protesters marched from the Santa Barbara County Courthouse and walked along Anacapa Street to the plaza. Sunshine and email: stha@newspress.com Third-year Gators’ coach Jason began with a championship at the a Masters degree, as well,” he pointMostly sunny and Sunny; breezy in Results will be availMostly sunny Mostly sunny Welch, a former All-American at Newbury Park Tournament where ed out. “It fast-tracks the whole procomfortable very warm the p.m. able by the end of the year at he coronavirus may have left Northwestern University, was one he was voted as the Outstanding cess of getting your Masters.”

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Sean Yamasaki’s prep golf ca- of the biggest factors in Yamasaki’s Wrestler of the Lower Weights.

Yamasaki had been playing on 90 53 86 55 91 52 86 47 81 46 reer at—bay, but he’ll soon be decision. He was also considering Christian Whittle He also won titles at the Asics So Dos Pueblos’ varsity golf team when COASTAL COASTAL COASTAL COASTAL COASTAL bringing his wrestling talent to the San Diego State and Colorado State Cal Championships and the Silver the COVID-19 pandemic brought 56 58 58 55 54 74 72 81 79 76 Bay Area. at Fort Collins.

Spring Tournament. He was third an end to the season right after the Pismo Beach Shown is today's weather. Temperatures are today's highs and tonight's lows.

The Dos Pueblos High senior “Coach Welch is a super-nice at the California Invitational Tour- Chargers’ March 12 match against 77/54 announced that he is signing a Na- guy and he was an NCAA Division nament in Morro Bay, losing only Santa Barbara.

That will entail recording how how their diet and the water temtheir tional Letter of Intent to compete at 1 finalist, so he knows his stuff,” he to the state’s No. 2 wrestler, and “It was definitely to long the animals stay in the kelp perature around them impact Maricopa Continued from Pageunfortunate A1 San Francisco State next year. DP is said. “I’m really excited to learn placed fifth at the prestigious Bat- see everyone’s spring seasons end forest canopy day to day, and using nitrogen output.

90/67 Guadalupe models According to the release, lobplanning to video stream a signing from him.”

74/52 to estimate how much they tle of the Belt in Temecula. like that,” he said.near “This issurface, also the biomass is located, the CARPINTERIA The Santa Barbaexcrete. WhereasSanta the Maria invertebrate sters along with sea stars have an ceremony for all its college-bound New Cuyama Peters’ next study will Yamasaki, the son of Mike and After winning his fourth Channel Mr. time of year everyone getsexplore to cele- study covered five79/52 ra County Association of Governcoastal locations, “outsized effect 91/55 in shaping the ecoathletes later this month. other marine animals con- the upcoming study will focus on an system” because Kate Yamasaki, became only the League title, he finished third at whether brate, and losing all that is unfortuments released an update Friday of their predatory Vandenberg “Theweek’s program is really third wrestler in Channel League the CIF-Southern Section Division- tribute to nitrogen levels in the kelp area just Ventucopa Los Alamos nature. Because their nate, too. on next workthere on the Highdiets contain 68/52south of Point Conception.

86/57 85/55 trying improve, that’s some- history to win four-straight individ- al Championships to advance to the forest canopy. way 101:toLinden andand Casitas Pass “Our school is still trying to pre- Sea otter populations in many oth- more protein than other invertething I wantproject. for myself, as well,” ual conference championships.

Because sea otters for reef construction Masters’ Meet. He missed qualify- serve some form of forage normalcy with er Southern CaliforniaBuellton waters areSolvang brates, they release more ammonisaid Yamasaki, who was ranked spend much of still lacking From Monday through Wednes83/52 His father accomplished the feat ing for the State Championships by invertebrates things like theand online national signLompoc in numbers, so it was87/54um and nitrogen-rich compounds in their time resting in the kelp their for- necessary70/49 among the state’s top high school (1979 through 1982) while on his just one place. day crews will be restriping lanes to select an area with a their waste. SANTA ing ceremony.

They’re doing suspects they actspiras consistently sizeable population to and movingin concrete safety barriwrestlers the 132-pound weight way to winning a state championBARBARA The crustaceans gather together Yamasaki, an honors student, est, bestMr. to Peters try to keep everyone’s ers to prepare for to the next stages belt ofthings nutrients,” directdivision.

“I want become the best ship. Camarillo’s Ron Wilson also plans to major in kinesiology at San “a crea- in dens during74/56 the day, which Mr. Forecasts and whether or not the itsconveyor up and keep as normal as determine Gaviota Goleta of work, according to aI press re-and ly supplying their waste and urine tures graphicshave provided wrestler and person can be, a by significant impact Peters suspects may result in more 74/55 on won four titles, the last coming in Francisco State. they can in unusual times.”

76/56 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2020 lease from SBCAG. into the canopy. nutrient levels. herbivores moving into the reefs if I think they have the best environ- 1971 when the Scorpions were still Carpinteria “They have a cool honors proHighway 101 haveacademically alternatWhile the UCSB team’s collabora73/56 in algae Source: airnow.gov AIR QUALITY KEY “Sea otter populations are startthis leads to an increase ment for me towill do that members of the Channel League. gram there in which, after five or email: mpatton@newspress.com ing lane closures between Linden tors at the United States Geological ingGood Ventura to recoverUnhealthy in Southern for SG CaliforVery Unhealthyaround the lobster dens.

72/57 and Bailard avenues. One lane Survey have studied otter activity at niaModerate and that isUnhealthy a stable population,” Mr. Peters said he hopes to conNot Available will remain open.

MARINE FORECAST monthly intervals for 13 years, Mr. Mr. Peters said. clude the sea otter study by fall of ALMANAC From 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. Monday SANTA BARBARA CHANNEL Peters told the News-Press that he In addition to observing sea otters, this year.

Santa Barbara through 6 p.m. yesterday Wind west-southwest 4-8 knots today. Waves through Wednesday, the northCOURTESY PHOTO and his team will observe them on Mr. Peters will lead a study that takes 3-5 feet with a west-northwest swell 3-5 feet at 7 bound onramps at Casitas Pass a “finer scale.”

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

High/low 70/54 Road and Linden AvenueKERN, will Jane Wyckoff POINT ARENA TO POINT PINOS GABRIELSEN, Germaine Normal high/low 68/49 have alternating closures asWyckoff Kern passed away peacefully early on Jane Wind from the southwest at 4-8 knots today. Wind Our dearest friend Germaine Gabrielsen, passed away Record high 95 in 2004 waves 3-5 feet with a south swell 3-5 feet at 14-secneeded. From 8 p.m. to 7Easter a.m. morning (April 12); succumbing to a brain tumor, March 31, 2020 at the age of 95. She was born in Berlin, Record low 38 in 1984 which she bravely battled for several years. She was 81. ond intervals. Visibility clear.

Germany on January 17, 1925. Growing up in Berlin, Monday through Wednesday PRECIPITATION Germaine was a talented young dancer, eventually POINT CONCEPTION TO MEXICO the southbound offramp atBorn Ca- at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital in 1938, 24 hours through 6 p.m. yest.

0.00” Wind from the southwest at 4-8 knots today. Wind becoming a member of the highly regarded Berlin Staats Month to date (normal) 2.06” (0.94”) sitas Pass Road will be closed Jane was the daughter of Dr. Barkley and Mary Louise waves 3-5 feet with a south swell 3-5 feet at 14-secOpera Ballet. She performed throughout Europe as a Season to date (normal) 11.48” (17.01”) (Sudduth) Wyckoff. She grew up in the San Roque as needed. ond intervals. Visibility clear. classical ballet dancer. After World War II, Germaine neighborhood where at age six she started riding horses managed her family business, designing, modeling and Via Real is closed from Casitas TIDES LOCAL TEMPS and later would ride in El Desfile Historico (Fiesta marketing ready-to-wear ladies clothing.

Pass Road to the old northbound Parade). Mid-century Santa Barbara was far more SANTA BARBARA HARBOR TIDES Today Wed. Highway 101 onramp. Local res-and wild than today so her horse rides into the rural At the request of her former ballet instructor, who City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W next year.

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4.7’ 9:51 a.m. 0.1’ trians can to use sidewalk on good friend tabthe her as Annie Oakley. she said.

Germaine decided to leave and visit family friends in Hope Ranch, California.

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4.5’ 11:02 a.m. 0.0’ was from graduated from the Laguna went East to owls study and Chemistry “Weand learned about how whenGermaine’s they eat their family friends lived in the new community of Hope Ranch in Santa toJane refrain entering con-Blanca School Santa Ynez 90/53/s 86/55/pc 6:33 p.m.

3.6’ 10:51 p.m. 2.9’ day was the inflatable obstacle course. and Physiology at Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts.

It was there that she met Barbara.

They invited her to stay, and she soon became a valued hostess at the Miramar prey they cough up hairballs with the bones of their Vandenberg 68/52/s 64/53/pc struction area.

Tom Kern, an Amherst College student, whom she would marry in Santa Barbara in “Everything we do Fun In the Sun reallyMurray rootHotel in Montecito. dancing was stillatGermaine’s forte andisArthur LAKE LEVELS Ventura 72/57/s 70/59/pc prey,” said said he also enjoys study- However, TheTheir new southbound Highway 1959.

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Germaine delighted her ed in teaching the kids teamwork and confidence and AT BRADBURY DAM, LAKE CACHUMA ing math.

101 onramp at Casitas Pass Road brother. students with a warm personality and competent instruction. It was teaching at Arthur STATE CITIES together in a collaborative setting. All of our At Lake Cachuma’s maximum level at the point Nathan said the Olympic games areMurray a highlight of working that resulted in her meeting her husband, Raytheon Engineer Hilton (Gabe) is open and the temporary ramp Bakersfield 90/68/s 94/67/pc at which water starts spilling over the dam holds games are in that, thatcompanions teamworktravelling mindset,” While back in Santa Barbara during their dedicated herselftotosee old Gabrielsen. married inembedded 1960 and were constant the hisengagement, summer, aJane great opportunity friendsThey andwere has been removed.

Barstow 99/69/s 102/70/pc 188,030 acre-feet. An acre-foot is 325,851 gallons, learning Tom’s favorite sport of golf; heeding her father’s advice, “If you’re going to world together for many years. said Ms. Cabrera, “Anything we can do to get them wet meet new people.

Big Bear 75/40/s 75/42/pc The offramp at Linden Avenue equivalent to the amount of water consumed annumarry that man and be happy, you have to learn how to play golf!” Her instructor, Mel and dirty is perfect.”

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Our families havesponsored shared meals the past Storage 156,827 acre-ft. nine months. asked Concord 86/56/s 77/57/pc The unorthodox tutelage resulted inhe a beautiful swing andgiant game inflatable that would obstacle six decades.

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