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Guide covers reopening County to release COVID-19 document By MITCHELL WHITE NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER
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Santa Barbara resident Peggy WIlson, front, joins demonstrators showing their support for Tesla CEO Elon Musk Wednesday at the company’s dealership on Hitchcock Way.
s Santa Barbara County continues to follow Gov. Gavin Newsom’s fourstage plan to reopen businesses and restart the local economy, the county will be releasing a supplemental guide later this week. Viewed as a guide that will use a science-based approach to fill in the gaps missed by Gov. Newsom’s plan, the Reopening In a Safe Environment plan will take into account the special attributes of Santa Barbara County. The RISE guide will address topics such as the local tourism industry, how to accommodate the return of college students from across the globe and the county’s urban, suburban and rural diversity, County CEO Mona Miyasato said Wednesday during a teleconference hosted by Sen. Hannah-Beth Jackson and Assemblymember Monique Limon. “We want to make sure we’re consistent with the governor’s road map, but we also want to make sure we’re advocating for what’s needed for our county to open safely,” she said. The guide will include parameters based on epidemiology, hospital information and other public health metrics, which will be used when Public Health Officer
Dr. Henning Ansorg needs to tighten or loosen restrictions. “It really recognizes that restrictions aren’t on-off switches, but dials that need to be turned and titrated carefully,” Ms. Miyasato said. The guide will also feature best practices to help businesses prepare for reopening, which have been compiled from a series of roundtables from 27 different groups and over 300 participants, Ms. Miyasato said. Since the county began compiling its guide, the state has also released sector guidance. For the areas without any guidance from the state, the locally generated guides will be used. A survey is expected to be posted to the county’s website to allow for additional input. “On a hopeful note, we know this won’t last forever. I know it feels like it,” she said. “There is light at the end of the tunnel, and we’re all on the same team in trying to make that day occur as soon as possible and as soon as we can do it safely.” During Wednesday’s conference call, Santa Barbara County Public Health Director Dr. Van Do-Reynoso revealed that the county has provided 1,518 COVID-19 tests through its three community testing sites over the past week. Some results have been confirmed and thus far the county has registered less than 1% of positivity rates, she said. Please see cOvid-19 on A8
supporting Tesla Local demonstrators agree with Elon Musk reopening plant
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ozens of local residents gathered outside the Tesla dealership on Hitchcock Way Wednesday afternoon, waving American flags and holding signs in support of Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who this week disobeyed Alameda County’s COVID-19 restrictions and reopened the company’s plant in Fremont. The automotive plant resumed operations Monday. In a Twitter
post, Mr. Musk announced his action and even expressed a willingness to be arrested for his decision. “I will be on the line with everyone else. If anyone is arrested, I ask that it only be me,” the post read. Wednesday’s demonstration not only expressed support for Mr. Musk’s decision to get his own employees back to work after a month and a half of inactivity, but a desire for the state of California to lift restrictions on businesses that have been deemed nonessential amid the COVID-19
pandemic. This wider concern for California businesses was expressed by event organizer Peggy Wilson. While very appreciative of Mr. Musk for reopening the Fremont plant against the authorities’ wishes, Ms. Wilson remarked that most California business owners don’t have the option of doing what the Tesla CEO did because they don’t wield nearly as much wealth or influence. She asked, “What about the average man? Do you have to be super wealthy to get your job open
again?” Ms. Wilson also had some pointed words regarding Gov. Gavin Newsom and his continued restrictions on businesses and gatherings. Referring to him as “King Newsom,” she called his restrictions “unconstitutional.” “All of our rights are being taken away, our First Amendment rights: speech, assembly and religious gatherings. This is unconstitutional,” she said. Decrying the forced shutdowns of certain businesses as a violation Please see TesLa on A8
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Four California Air National Guard F-15C Eagles flew over Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital on Wednesday to show solidarity with health care workers, first responders and other essential personnel.
Fighter jets salute frontline workers By PAUL GONZALEZ NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER
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our fighter jets flew nearly 1,000 miles up and down California on Wednesday to honor health care workers, first responders and other essential personnel. The California Air National Guard’s 144th Fighter Wing, stationed at the Fresno Air National Guard Base, launched four F-15C Eagle fighter jets on the jaunt around California. The jets left Fresno at 10 a.m., arrived in Sacramento at 10:31 a.m. and came back down to Santa Barbara at about 11:36 a.m. They flew over medical facilities along the way. The jets returned to Fresno at 12:03 p.m. “When we heard about that, everyone appreciated it. We thought it was something different. A unique way to recognize those of us on the frontlines,” said outpatient hemodialysis nurse Sophia Gonzalez, a Carpinteria resident who works in Fresno.
“Although I was not able to physically see the flyover because I was on the floor working with patients during our scheduled fly over time; just knowing that we are receiving support and appreciation from so many means the world to us,” she said. Glenna Verdugo, a nursing supervisor at Sansum Clinic Gastroenterology and Ambulatory Surgery Center, said that more than 50 health care workers from Sansum Clinic and Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital went outside to see the flyover. “We ran outside when they were flying over. We appreciated it. It was cool. It’s good when you have your head down, and you’re in the thick of it to get that recognition. It was a good gesture, I’m sure it took some planning and logistics to do that for us,” Ms. Verdugo said. Senior Master Sergeant Chris Drudge, a California Air National Guard public affairs officer, said the flyover was important because it showed Please see saLUTe on A8
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TRAFFIC & CRIME BLOTTER County announces six COVID-19 scam new COVID-19 cases Forest Service extends Chuck’s reported
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spokesman. Santa Barbara County Fire In a news release issued Department, in conjunction with Wednesday, residents are all other local fire jurisdictions, reminded to maintain vegetation has declared Monday as the start clearance around structures, of the 2020 High Fire Season for Barbara’s behalf. By JORGE MERCADO LOMPOC — The Lompoc and review and be familiar with all areas. “Each of our state legislators are NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER Police Department discovered a their “Ready! Set! Go!â€? wildfire Due to the declaration, all burn specifically pressing the governor — Mitchell White fraudulent COVID-19 assistance action plan. permits for residential burning to consider the COVID-19 outbreak ix new COVID-19 cases letter. They’re also advised to be and hazard reduction will be at the Lompoc prison, as a unique were announced on According to a department cautious and aware when suspended. problem that requires a unique Wednesday, bringing press release, the letter claimed traveling or staying in the In addition, the department solution. Santa Barbara County Santa Barbara County’s that those who receive state wildland areas of the county. will increase resources such cannot be held responsible for total to 1,376. assistance benefits must be For more information, visit as engines, dozers, crews None of the new cases were at the the coronavirus outbreak among tested for COVID-19 to continue www.sbcfire.com. and helicopters to respond to GOLETA — The city of Goleta because Federal Prison Complex in Lompoc. incarcerated prisons, those benefits. reported vegetation fires,by said Bycelebrated JOSH GREGA CHRISTIAN WHITTLE Brekkies Chomp, and Mortensen’s Danish Bakery. bara Front Country trailsreceiving and access roads. National Police Week we have no authority over prison Of the totalWRITER cases, 26 people are The letter also claimed that if NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER WS-PRESS STAFF — Endless Mitchell White Capt. Daniel Bertucelli, fire lease for the Chuck’s and on Wednesday. The initial Sum“What we’re seeing a lot of folks are doing is operations,â€? Mr. Hart said. recovering in a hospital, with 10 in someone does test positive, their City spokeswoman Kelly they’re driving up alongside of the road and just gomer property is 10 years with four, five-year options to Mr. Hart also wanted to clear up the intensive care unit, while 43 are children may be removed from Hoover posted a message More than 20 years after they first opened, Chuck’s extend the term of the lease. Developed recreation sites in California will reing for hikes there. That’s There’s not an order confusion regarding what theup local recovering at home. theirok. home. thankingGrill officers on Twitter. 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TheThe order was also issued for the entire Pacific South- safely spaced between one guidelines. Santa Barbara Police Department another. If you get to a month. for putting their own health and Councils reduce that are 896 Forests,City — Paul Gonzalez The post read, “It is with heavy heartswill “Peace Officers Memorial Day thatlivestream we an- a 15-minute stWednesday Region and itsthere 18 National which in- may not legally and there’s Though Mr. Petersen plans to continue running safety at risk to help others,â€? she the restrictionstrailhead of the governor’s stay just too many cars there, you confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the is held annually in the United memorial service to honor all nounce we have closed our doors for good. Thank you des the Los Padres National Forest. at home order. Local wrote. should find a different area to go to as opposed to tryChuck’s and EndlessStates Summer in line with its current governments Lompoc federal complex prison on May 15 in honor of fallen peace on Friday. for your constant support. The memories will never beofficers The initial closure into effect March 26 restrictions, can increase which ing to get in.â€? operation for a time, the state restaurant hasofficers upgrades system, with 719 oforder thosewent still being federal, and local According to an SBPD press —Paul Gonzalez forgotten.â€? d active. was set to expire April 30. many local governments have done, As state and local responses to the coronavirus planned for around the fall. According to the agenda, killed in the line of duty. 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The wasthe issued to discourage gather- Mr. facebook.com/santabarbarapolice. thethat closures, said Mr. Madsen. sandwiches, soups, and salads, Mr. Hart added on Tuesday, there are 936 total cases in the SANTA BARBARA — A Goleta break. According to the agenda of a March 24 Viewers can tune in live or Santa Bars of people and promote safe social distancing of “At the end of that they’ll evaluate and see where with a gourmet grocery area selling wine, beer, and Gov. Newsom set the foundation Lompoc facilities. man was arrested Wednesday — Paul Gonzalez watch a recording. The service yingAtmore than sixCorrectional feet apart. to open anotherwe’re limited of whether or and atset and not we’re goingofto continuechild bara City Council meeting in which assignment of the prepackaged foods. 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If local “This order can be rescinded at any and limited personal whoFremont have tested positive. informed theBARBARA Waterfront—The Department of his desire to the campground and Whitemuseums, Rock and Wednesday morning, detectives SANTA health officials say it looks like the sky has cleared up The restaurant’s ground floor is proposed to be simservices such as car washes, pet At the U.S. Penitentiary Lompoc, with the Santa Barbara County sell the establishment in August 2019. d Rock picnic areas. Santa Barbara County Probation we can rescind the order tomorrow. For right now, we ilar to Mr. Petersen’s Chomp restaurants. Its menu of grooming and landscapers. there are Thursday 22 inmatesdoes and 16 staff Department served a After receiving department’s lease assignment burgers, fries, and shakes will cater to families, young The order not add to the closures don’t want to extend it outSheriff’s Department hasthe stepped too far. Mr. Hart also said information members who have tested positive. search warrant in the 200 block of up its pretrial programs to requirements, Mr. Hyslop began searching for a new adults, and retirees, and for evenings will be converted eady in place for Santa Barbara. While other ar“We want to makeHelena sure inAvenue the next couple of is readily changing andjust to not To date, 118 inmates have in Santa Barbara. accommodate those who have buyer and ultimately found it in businessman Aaron like the Monterey Ranger District have closed “be surprised ifweeks the information as we monitor what’s on that we are recovered, including 93 in the Josegoing Alvarez-Fuentes, 26,takwas been released from jail on “zeroof restaurants in Sol- to a “dinner type atmosphere.â€? Petersen, who operates a number ilheads and forest roads, locals will still have acchanges, because the only thing U.S. Penitentiary, as well as nine arrested on suspicion of felony ing the appropriate steps along with our state and bail’â€? because of the coronavirus weBarcan count on partners.â€? in this vang including Chomp, The Coffee House by Chomp, email: jgrega@newspress.com sstaffers. to the many Santa Ynez Valley and that Santa possession of pornographic local pandemic. extraordinary time is uncertainty.â€? As a result of the mass testing material of Department spokeswoman Cottage Health issued an update at the prison complex, the Santa a child, said Alma Maldonado said the to its numbers on Wednesday, Barbara Board of Supervisors is Raquel Zick, department has deployed revealing that it is caring for a total concerned that the rapid increase sheriff’s additional staff and officers of 227 patients across all campuses. in cases could significantly slow the spokeswoman. to support court hearings and • 168 are acute care patients; 205 county’s reopening efforts. The provide appropriate pretrial acute care beds remain available. In the county news conference on investigation supervision and support. • In surge planning, capacity is Wednesday, Santa Barbara County began May 5, “Probation is helping the identified for adding 270 acute care Second District Supervisor Gregg when detectives COURTESY PHOTO local court facilitate agreements beds. Hart said that, on Tuesday, the received a for releases and coordinate • Of the 168 patients, 12 are on Jose Alvarez-Fuentes Board of Supervisors unanimously tip from the discharge plans from jail for nonventilators and now 65 remain approved a letter to California Internet Crimes Against Children Š 2020 Ashleigh Brilliant, 117 W. Valerio Santa Barbara CA 93101 (catalog $5). www.ashleighbrilliant.com Probation clients resulting in available. Gov. Gavin Newsome requesting Task Force Program that child more pretrial supervision,â€? Ms. • A total of 8 patients are in modification of his new criteria, pornography had been uploaded COUNTY AGES COUNTY COUNTY CASESlast week. CA. isolation withCITIES COVID-19 symptoms, Maldonado said. which was announced to social media. 0-17The phone number and21IP AT SOUTH UNINCORP. 22 6 of which are confirmed COVID-19 UpA to 646 Santa Barbara “The new criteria cannot be met GLANCE 18-29 84 SANTA 57 positive.BARBARA CountyJail inmates have been here in our county and across the address associated with the License # 077381 CONFIRMED • Of the 8 in isolation, 4 are 30-49 vast majorityOVERALL of the state, unless it is GOLETA 7 in account was linked to Mr.183 Alvarez- screened for “zero bailâ€? since critical care. early April. Probation officials 50-69 167 modified,â€? Mr. Hart said. Fuentes. ISLA VISTA 1 Additionally, 1,504 COVID-19 According to Mr. Hart, the board’s GOLETA help judges, attorneys and the A search warrant was authored 70-PLUS 41 CASES OVERALL / THURS. VLY/GAVIOTA 13 Need MEDICARE laboratory tests were ordered and alternative proposed criteria both Santa Barbara County Sheriffs’ for his residence and phone, ANNOUNCED THURSDAY SANTA YNEZ VALLEY 5 or Health Insurance collected by Cottage Health, with 25 “protects public health and creates a and when Mr. Alvarez-Fuentes Office determine if a defendant LOMPOC 84 and positive results, 1,452 negative reasonable path for reopening local was contacted, he was in alleged COUNTY STATUS is suitable for release from jail. DEATHS OVERALL / THURS. 27 still pending. Results can stay up LOMPOC FED. PRISON 106 businesses.â€? ATpossession HOME of child pornography, 75 WE CAN HELP TESTS TO DATE to four days. He added that the state legislators SANTA Ms. Zick said. MARIA 135 — Paul Gonzalez RECOVERED 376 TOP 3 IN COUNTIES and state assembly members are all He was booked at the Santa ORCUTT 36 HOSPITALIZED 33 LOS ANGELES 23,233 email: jmercado@newspress.com lobbying to the governor on Santa Barbara County Jail and NORTH UNINCORP. 25 INTENSIVE CARE UNIT 12 RIVERSIDE 4,031 Working remotely - CALL (805) 683-3636 RATE PER 100,000 PENDING 5 Š 2020 Ashleigh Brilliant, 117 W. Valerio Santa Barbara CA 93101 (catalog $5). www.ashleighbrilliant.com HEALTHCARE WORKERS 66 SAN DIEGO 3,564 is expected to be released without bail in accordance with emergency court rules in place due to the COVID-19 pandemic. An investigation is continuing.
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Special, German-inspired bread Carpinteria resident Christina Welch creates popular Dinkel-Brot loaves and strawberry preserves By DAVE MASON
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With well over a dozen varieties of red tinted cherries entering the local farmers markets well into June, pinpointing a favorite can be quite the challenge. With the season just getting started you can expect to encounter one of summer’s favorite fruits for many weeks to come. You can currently find them at the weekly Saturday Santa Barbara, Sunday Camino Real, Tuesday Santa Barbara, and Wednesday Solvang farmers markets. Expect to encounter them at all weekly farmers markets in the weeks to come. This week I prepared a cottage cheese with fresh cherries meal to start the day off right as the Fix of the Week. Price averages $6 per basket with discounts on larger purchases.
Roasted garbanzo beans This tasty crunchy snack is a new creation from Baba Small Batch. Garbanzo grower Moez Bensalem typically converts his harvest into an array of hummus varieties, but now additionally is roasting some of his beans. A great grab-and-go item, they are lightly seasoned with a little salt and olive oil. A protein- and fiber-infused food source, they are great to enjoy as an afternoon snack, take with you on a hike, or add a little crunch to a salad. Reminiscent of corn nuts but with its own uniqueness, this is a fun farmers market find. Price is $4 per 3 ounce container. STEVE TONNESEN/NEWS-PRESS
Carpinteria resident Christina Welch has found quick success with her Dinkel-Brot, an organic spelt bread that goes well with her strawberry preserves.
hristina Welch planned to start a small venture with her sweet, nutty German bread. She didn’t realize just how popular Christina Welch Dinkel-Brot would become. (“Dinkel-Brot” means “German bread.”) “I just thought it was going to be something small, then it exploded into something big,” the 52-yearold Carpinteria native told the News-Press. “I never would have imagined this whole thing taking off like this,” said Mrs. Welch, who sells the bread and her strawberry preserves for pickups outside her Carpinteria home. “It’s just crazy!” Mrs. Welch’s product is a nutty, organic spelt bread that people find delicious by itself or with her popular strawberry preserves. Spelt is an ancient grain, and the special product seems ideal as a breakfast bread. Her inspiration came from two German college exchange students who stayed with her. Mrs. Welch said she experimented with the loaves until her exchange students found the bread delicious. “I started making the bread (in January), and my family loved it,” Mrs. Welch said. “My friends came over, and they loved it. They said, ‘You should sell the bread.’” Mrs. Welch found she was a fan too. “It’s delicious. It has a sweet, not too sweet, nutty flavor,” Mrs. Welch said. “I also put in some balsamic vinegar.” Mrs. Welch sprinkles oatmeal on the top and bottom of the healthy bread, which contains pumpkin and sunflower seeds. “I use 100 percent organic spelt flour,” she said. “The spelt flour is so amazing. It’s delicious.” In February, Mrs. Welch received her cottage food license from the Santa Barbara County Public Health Department. Since then, her bread and strawberry preserves have become popular. They’ve remained a hit during the COVID-19 pandemic. “I sold 60 jars of jam in four days,” Mrs. Welch said. Her jam is not pureed, but has visible chunks of strawberries and is thick and spreads well. It’s Please see jumps on A2
Oyster mushrooms Available in pink, white, blue, and grey, these delicate fungi are excellent when sautéed in garlic. Locally grown and sold by both Golden State Papaya and Gold Coast Mushrooms, they are recognized by their fanlike appearance with a tubular base. They’re currently available at the weekly Saturday Santa Barbara, Sunday Camino Real, Tuesday Santa Barbara, and Wednesday Solvang farmers markets. They tend to be much more delicate than the more common button mushroom. Price averages about $9 per half pound. Sam Edelman is general manager of the Santa Barbara Certified Farmers Market Association and host of “Farm to Table,” which airs live 9 a.m. Thursdays on KZSB AM 1290; Sam Edelman photos
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At left, Christina Welch Dinkel-Brot (German bread) has a nutty, sweet flavor. At right, you can see the strawberries in Mrs. Welch’s moderately sweet preserves, which pair well with her special bread.
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Continued from Page A3 moderately sweet. Customers pick up the orders at Mrs. Welch’s home after calling her at 805-451-1327. Mrs. Welch’s German bread may have well been her destiny. After all, she got a taste of Germany after she graduated in 1986 from Carpinteria High School. “I didn’t have any desire to go to college. I could not stand school!” Mrs. Welch said. “I was going to go out and see the world. So I split and went to Europe. That was my first experience with European food.” She saw Europe and lived from 1986 to 1988 in Kiel, West Germany. After returning to Carpinteria, Mrs. Welch focused on being a stay-at-home mom and a freelance florist. She’s married to Jeff Welch, an electrical contractor, and they have two children — Whitney, 9, and Matthew “Matt” Organista, 31. Mr. Organista, a Carpinteria resident, has helped Mrs. Welch with her new video project: more than a dozen YouTube tutorials on floral designs. The garage at Mrs. Welch’s home has become a video studio, and Mr. Organista serves as the camera operator and editor. Mrs. Welch’s videos include ones on Valentine’s hearts and Easter baskets. Fabulous Florals gives the flowers to her for the demonstrations, and she mentions the Carpinteria business in her tutorials. The Carpinteria resident said she’s enjoying her fame with the video tutorials and the bread.
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Christina Welch creates a floral design for her YouTube tutorials.
“It’s so funny,” Mrs. Welch said, laughing when asked if she feels like a well-recognized TV star. “I go around town, and everybody’s telling me, ‘Oh, your videos are so good. Oh, your bread and jam are so good.’ “I’m totally grateful and am humbled that everybody loves my jam and my bread and all the YouTube videos.” Email: dmason@newspress.com
FYI To order Christina Welch DInkelBrot and strawberry preserves, call her at 805-451-1327. For more information, go to Instagram and search for: dinkelbrot_carpinteria. For Mrs. Welch’s floral tutorials, go to www.youtube.com and search for “Christina Welch Floral.” For more information, go to christinawelchfloral.com.
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it, and please not to do it again. Dear Abby: I am writing this to relieve a heavy burden I have carried for many years. I’m 16 and have had a crush on this girl since I was 9. I fell in love with her the first time I saw her, and have never gotten over it. I have always had a problem expressing my feelings. I have been very shy from the day I was born. Now that I’m older, I have more confidence and have lost most of my shyness. What should I do after years of barely talking to her? — Not So Shy Anymore Dear Not So Shy Anymore: Now that you have more confidence, start talking to her. You don’t have to declare your love in the first conversation, but her reaction will tell you if she wants to have some sort of relationship with you, even if it’s only friendship — and that’s an auspicious beginning.
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LIBRA — Today’s aspects are suggesting that you take a good hard look at the state of your ego, Libra. Are you too proud or too humble? Buddhists say that the path to spiritual fulfillment lies in knowing how to build a healthy ego while at the same time developing a part of oneself completely foreign to the ego. Are you working hard at this? SCORPIO — A small crisis is still a crisis, Scorpio. In the midst of this global crisis, expect to face a personal one today. Since you don’t like unresolved issues, you won’t want to put off dealing with your problems any longer. Questions abound. Are you and your partner equally sharing work and responsibilities? Are you making equal efforts to maintain relationship harmony? Asking questions is the first step toward answering them. SAGITTARIUS — Something has to change, Sagittarius. You knew it when you woke up this morning. Your mirror provides the impetus for some important resolutions. Is it time to begin a diet, commit to more exercise, or strengthen your resolve to quit smoking? Anything you do to improve your health will make you feel better about yourself, and loved ones will worry less during these risky times. Others will notice your improved self-image. CAPRICORN — The only good thing about riding an emotional roller coaster is that you never feel the same way for long, Capricorn. One moment you’re up, the next you’re down. You don’t know what you want today. Rather than bring your loved ones along on this wild ride, retreat from your usual environment. You’re better off alone until this mood lifts. Who knows? Something important may come out of these moments of solitude! AQUARIUS — You might want to check your alarm clock to be sure it really woke you up this morning, Aquarius. Your tendency will be to stay in the cocoon of your own little dream world, deep in your own thoughts. Sheltering in place has turned many people inward, but obsessive thoughts may be drowning out some pressing issues from the past that really need to be dealt with once and for all. “Ring, ring!” It’s time to wake up! PISCES — You have acquired some sound confidence in yourself, Pisces. Now it’s time to show everyone else by actually putting tis new self-assurance to use in your life. It’s as though you have symbolically just completed an indepth acting class. Well, this is your cue?you’re on! Smile as you step onstage, remember your lines, and don’t forget to bow when everyone applauds. Because they will. You’ll knock ‘em dead!
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ARIES — The good news is it can only get better. For today, however, there may be some trying times in store, Aries. If you’re a parent, your cabin-feverish children will beg for something every five minutes. If you retreat to your home office, you’ll still feel pressure from all sides. Not even your love life is immune from hovering doubt. No compromise is possible today. Just sit tight and know that calmer days are coming. TAURUS — Today you might rethink those social norms that you take at face value, Taurus. Like the rest of us, you learned and unthinkingly accepted them at a young age. Established concepts of propriety are especially deserving of consideration. After hearing for years about all those things that “just aren’t done,” isn’t it refreshing to think that maybe they should be done after all? As long as you’re sheltering in place, who’s to know? GEMINI — Today is an ideal day to shop for a new wardrobe, Gemini. Maybe your usual style is feeling too conventional or uncomfortably trendy. When shopping online, you tend to reject items you really like for fear that they’re too suggestive or old-fashioned. Listen to your own judgment for a change instead of being so concerned with what other people might think. You can always return it if it doesn’t work for you. CANCER — The topic of the day is knowledge and learning, Cancer. Did you actually study in the field that excited you when you were younger? Do you feel ashamed about never attending such-andsuch a school or program? If these issues are uppermost in your mind, remember that your creativity has little to do with the degrees you hold and everything to do with how you use your skills and knowledge to better the world. LEO — An important aspect has passed, and you’re positioned to reap the benefit from it, Leo. It was only a matter of becoming aware of and settling certain matters related to your need for social recognition. Don’t be so hungry for approval, Leo. Most people contain a stern inner authority figure and can survive comfortably and selfsufficiently. In fact, it’s your greatest strength. VIRGO — You may feel hemmed in by the role models that society currently offers, Virgo. As you struggle to find your own definition of the truly modern human being, the people in your life sometimes criticize your liberated attitude. Just because their ideas aren’t in sync with yours doesn’t make yours any less valid. Maybe your ideas Monday, 16, theirs 2015 are aren’t tooNovember radical?maybe too conventional! There’s room for both points of view.
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Unemployment insurance benefits explained By PAUL GONZALEZ NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER
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n Monday, Gov. Gavin Newsom warned unemployment could hit up to 25% of California’s workforce. That same day the U.S. Department of Labor answered unemployed workers’ most common questions about unemployment insurance assistance under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act. President Donald Trump signed the $2 trillion CARES Act coronavirus stimulus package on March 27. The act expanded unemployment insurance benefits for millions of Americans who have become unemployed because of the coronavirus pandemic. Independent contractors, gig workers and self-employed
business owners can receive unemployment insurance through the CARES Act even though they normally would not qualify. According to a U.S. Department of Labor blog post, states set the number of weeks a worker can receive unemployment benefits. In California, workers can get 26 weeks of state assistance. A 13-week federal extension is available for workers who run out of their regular 26-week state unemployment insurance benefits. Approval is based on the worker’s regular state claim. “If you were eligible for benefits from your state, you are also eligible for this extension through the CARES Act. You need to apply for them,” the post read. Workers can also get an additional $600 in Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation. These benefits are available to everyone receiving state unemployment benefits
through the CARES Act. The funds are available through the week ending July 31. Unemployment insurance recipients need not apply for the $600 separately, they will receive them from their state if eligible. Those who do not qualify for regular unemployment benefits or have exhausted their federal benefits may be eligible for federal Pandemic Unemployment Assistance. The CARES ACT program is available through Dec. 31. The benefits can last 39 weeks in total and includes the number of regular and extended state benefits a worker has received. “For example: If you received 13 weeks of benefits from your state and the 13 additional weeks of federal Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation, you may receive another 13 weeks under this program,” the post read. The PUA program covers
workers who have COVID-19, are caring for a family member who has been diagnosed, are caring for a child whose school has closed, have been quarantined by a government body, have lost or quit a job because of COVID-19 or have become the main source of household income because of a coronavirus related death among other reasons. “Self-employed workers, independent contractors, gig economy workers, and people who have not worked long enough to qualify for the other types of unemployment assistance may still qualify for PUA if they meet one of the COVID-19 reasons above,” the post read. States must verify the worker is not eligible for any regular unemployment benefits. For more information, visit https://edd.ca.gov/unemployment. email: pgonzalez@newspress.com
Carpinteria OKs beach parking limit By PAUL GONZALEZ NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER
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arpinteria City Council ratified a parking restrictions program that established a twohour, parking limit near Carpinteria State Beach on Monday. The council held the meeting over Zoom video call. Carpinteria City Manager Dave Durflinger, acting as the city director of emergency services, instituted the parking restrictions on May 5. The two-hour limit applies to streets in the Carpinteria State Beach and Concha Loma neighborhoods. City officials say these areas are “prime locations” for beach access street parking. The city has banned parking altogether on sections of Linden Avenue, Sixth Street and Carpinteria Avenue. The
Carpinteria Middle School parking lot and a section of the Carpinteria Train Station parking lot were also closed. City staff have mailed or hand delivered two residential parking permits to every household located on streets with two-hour parking restrictions. According to a council agenda report prepared by Mr. Durflinger, the parking program is intended to “reduce peak beach and neighborhood parking loads by discouraging long-term stays at the beach, reducing potential social distancing violations and mitigating neighborhood parking and traffic safety issues.” According to the resolution passed by the council, “the city received multiple complaints over the past two weekends from local residents stating that some beachgoers were not complying with six (6) foot social distancing guidelines.”
Several people submitted comments to the council. A city staff member read all the names and summarized most of the comments, but she only read two comments to the council members. “People who live downtown should not be treated more favorably than other Carpinterians when it comes to having unfettered access which of necessity includes parking to our crown jewel the world’s safest beach,” Andrew Pfeiffer wrote. “Personally, I think the introduction of parking permits and towing is a slippery slope for a town that prides itself on being a friendly throwback to a simpler time. All Carpinterians should be issued parking permits to avoid any limits imposed. Utilizing the COVID crisis as justification to effectively restrict public beach access for some Carpinterians and not others is (disingenuous) and unjust,” Mr.
Pfeiffer wrote. Mr. Durflinger explained to the council that the purpose of the parking permits is to allow residents to have parking near their homes, not to the beach. “A couple of people had commented that this provided a kind of an inequity where we were favoring beach access for people that live near the beach. That wasn’t the purpose of the permit process. The permit process for households near the beach is of course to allow them convenient access, parking access to their residences,” Mr. Durflinger said. “They happen to already of course live near the beach. They don’t need to drive there.” The city has started towing vehicles that violate the two-hour rule. The cost of a parking ticket and towing fees is roughly $200.
Continued from Page A1 solidarity with essential workers in the fight against the coronavirus. “The flyovers are our way tshow our appreciation to these selfless heroes and salute their tireless efforts,” SMSgt. Drudge said. “The idea for the salute came from the Department of Defense to have the Air Force’s Thunderbirds and the Navy’s Blue Angels perform flyovers to show support to all the COVID-
19 frontline workers and first responders. We are proud to have been a part of this effort and to have the opportunity to showcase the airpower of the 144th Fighter Wing and salute California’s heroes,” SMSgt. Drudge said. The F-15C Eagle was manufactured by McDonnell Douglas Corp. which is now owned by Boeing. It is powered by two Pratt & Whitney F100-PW-100, 220 or 229 turbofan engines with afterburners and can reach a max speed of 1,875 mph according to Military.com.
The Eagle is armed with an M61 Vulcan rotary cannon, which fires 20mm rounds, four AIM-9 Sidewinder short-range air-to-air missiles, four AIM-120 advanced medium-range air-to-air missile and eight AIM-120 advanced medium-range air-to-air missiles. “The F-15’s superior maneuverability and acceleration are achieved through high engine thrust-to-weight ratio and low wing loading,” read a Military.com report. “It can penetrate enemy defense and outperform and outfight any
current enemy aircraft.” The California Air National Guard 146th Airlift Wing based in Santa Clarita will conduct a flyover for Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital and Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital at 2:50 p.m. today. Staff Sgt. Nicholas Carzis said two Lockheed Martin C-130J Super Hercules transport aircraft will make the trip. “They’re a little bigger than those F-15s,” Staff Sgt. Carzis said. email: pgonzalez@newspress.com
Continued from Page A1 of rights was a common grievance among the demonstrators. Santa Barbara resident Denise Adams rhetorically asked, “Does our government have the right to tell us that we have no rights to earn? That we have no rights to feed our family? That we have no rights to work? If you’re born, don’t you have the right to earn a living and feed yourself?” Keith Hudson, father of Santa Barbara-born pop star Katy Perry, stated, “I think our government is really putting a lot of stipulations and a lot of situations and barriers
on us that are unconstitutional.” Santa Barbara GOP chairwoman Bobbi McGinnis praised Mr. Musk’s decision to reopen Tesla’s Fremont plant and called it a “straight message to the governor” on behalf of Californians who wish to get back to work. Ms. McGinnis stated that while COVID-19 does pose some degree of risk, businesses themselves should determine how they want to respond to the coronavirus rather than being ordered to close by the government. “Let the private sector determine how they’re going to protect their customers and protect their customers and
Continued from Page A1 In addition to the increase in testing, the county has also ramped up its contact tracing, which is viewed as a critical tool in helping slow the spread of the coronavirus. Once a person tests positive, a nurse investigator conducts an initial investigation and collects clinical information. This information is then transferred to a tracer, who interviews the patient to determine who they may have come in close contact with. The contacts are then notified and monitored, including having their temperature screened and symptoms checked at regular intervals. To protect the privacy of the patient, contacts are only informed that they may have been exposed and are not informed of the identity of the person who may have exposed them. The contacts are then provided with information, such as what symptoms to look for and
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instructed to self-isolate until 14 days after their last exposure to the confirmed case. During that isolation, if the person contacted develops symptoms, they are tested and the cycle repeats itself, Dr. DoReynoso said. Opening the call, Ms. Limon, D-Santa Barbara, reiterated that all government entities are
working in lockstep to protect the public’s health and well-being as they examine the next steps. “I know at times it feels that we can pinpoint to one particular person or one particular entity for making decisions, but we have scientists, doctors, local government professionals — so many people that are in the room
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making tough decisions. And tough they are. I think we all recognize that we would love to be reopened, we would love to be in a space where we weren’t living the way we’re living, but certainly the health of our community has been at the forefront,” she said. To that end, Sen. Jackson, D-Santa Barbara, said that any and every decision made in the coming weeks regarding reopening strategies will be backed by science and data. “We want to get our economy thriving once again and put paychecks and money back in people’s pockets, but the risk of the COVID-19 is still real for all Californians and continues to be fatal in many instances,” she said. “The virus is not gone, it hasn’t been contained, we don’t have a cure for it yet and we don’t have treatment, so we must be very mindful of the risks that it continues to impose and to threaten our public health.” email: mwhite@newspress.com
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protect their people. We are smart people, all of us got the message that this is a serious virus, but being out of work months after months is serious as well,” Ms. McGinnis said. As the demonstrators stood on the sidewalk waving their Old Glories, they were occasionally met with by motorists who honked their car horns in support of their message. However, there was one moment where a demonstrator standing in the median strip of Hitchcock Way got his sign knocked out of his hands by a driver traveling toward the freeway on Hitchcock. email: jgrega@newspress.com
Joe Delgadillo, 87, passed away in Riverside CA on May 4, 2020. Survived by his wife Faye, daughters, step-children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren & his brother. No services.
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