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Swastika found on pole in Dos Pueblos High School’s stadium

By DAVE MASON NEWS-PRESS MANAGING EDITOR

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The Santa Barbara Unified School District is condemning an anti-Semitic act committed at Dos Pueblos High School. The staff was troubled to learn a swastika was discovered on a pole in the Goleta school’s stadium.

A custodial team removed it immediately and an investigation is now under way, district spokesman Ed Zuchelli said.

“While we have not determined the perpetrator, Santa Barbara Unified condemns this hateful act in the strongest possible terms,” Mr. Zuchelli said in a statement.

“Santa Barbara Unified opposes these acts and will continue to educate our students and our community in combating any and all acts of bias and hate. If you see or hear anything, please report it to school site leaders.”

“We have every intention of being open Sunday morning,”

Barbara. Services were held off-site while the church

By KATHERINE ZEHNDER NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER

Calvary Chapel of Santa Barbara is on track to reopen this Sunday, after being forced to close and hold services off site for the last three weeks due to sustained flood damage caused by the Jan. 9 storm.

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Calvary Chapel of Santa Barbara is returning to its building this Sunday at 1 N. Calle Cesar Chavez, Suite 21, Santa Barbara. Services are at 9 and 11 a.m. For more information, see calvarysb.com.

“We had every square inch covered with water,” Senior Pastor Tommy Schneider told the News-Press. “A minimum of four inches on every floor service and up to two and a half feet in the children’s area.

“It was 38,000 square feet of damage,” he said. “We had to remove the drywall up to two feet, almost a mile of drywall.

“All wood, vinyl and carpeting had to be removed, and the floors scraped from the adhesive, which holds bacteria,” Pastor Schneider said.

“We had over 50 volunteers a day removing the water, cleaning the floors, disinfecting and removing anything touched by the water,” he noted. “We are doing double shifts, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

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