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Doris Grant and the Rev. Jarrett Johnson sit in March at the Carpinteria Community Church before Gov. Gavin Newsom issued his shelter-inplace order. Churches can now reopen at limited capacity.

Preparing to fill pews Some churches take measured approach to reopening By PAUL GONZALEZ NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER

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new health order allows Santa Barbara County churches to reopen their pews at limited capacity. Some local churches are taking a measured approach to reopening instead of rushing to fill the pews. Carpinteria Community Church Office Manager Lisa Bonet said the church has been holding drivein services since the coronavirus outbreak forced churches to close in March. Carpinteria Community Church is located at 1111 Vallecito Road. “Through the month of June or indefinitely, we’re not sure, we’re going to be doing a drive-in church. It allows people to drive in their own and see each other, but they’re social distancing,” Ms. Bonet said. She explained that a parking usher lines up the cars in rows and the churchgoers tune in to an AM radio frequency and listen to the service over the radio. “It’s only good for a certain distance so the people have to be on the property. The pastor and a lay leader take a ladder to one of the rooftops, and on the rooftops they set up a table and cross and they lead the sermons on top of the roof,” Ms. Bonet said. She said church leaders held off on bringing the service into the church building to protect their elderly members. Thirty-eight cars pulled into the first drive-in service on Easter Sunday. Last Sunday 43 cars attended the service. Ms. Bonet said there are two people per car on average. “They’re a little bit more high risk and we want to be extra careful. We’re also the only church in Carpinteria offering this type of service so we get visitors — folks from other churches or people who have never gone to church. They can receive a message of hope in their own car with their own people. So that and the health

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Carpinteria Community Church has been holding drive-in services since the coronavirus outbreak forced churches to close in March.

and safety reasons,” Ms. Bonet said. She continued that the drivein services have been the talk of the town in Carpinteria and feedback has been positive. She added that the speaker system attracts neighbors who listen to the service on lawn chairs at the church. “Some of the neighbors are walking over and sitting in these chairs we’re setting up six feet apart. Everybody has their mask, and we’ve got ushers with masks that give programs to each person that comes to the service,” Ms. Bonet said. Pastor Tommy Schneider from Calvary Chapel Santa Barbara said he is also working carefully to resume in-person services. He plans to resume in-person service on June 7. Calvary Chapel is located at 1 N. Calle Cesar Chavez, No. 21, in Santa Barbara. “The last thing we want to do is open up and have people rush in and not be able to really have all the protocols in place. We are respecting our city and our community really well and our

leaders, civic leaders as well as meeting the needs of our church community,” Pastor Schneider said. Pastor Schneider celebrates virtual services over Zoom. Viewers can also tune in on KEYT at 10 a.m. on Sunday mornings. “We’ll actually even still have some Bible studies and small groups that will continue to meet through Zoom meetings and Google meets and things like that just because it works really well for those who are not able to get around or don’t feel comfortable with that yet,” Pastor Schneider said. He noted that the church website, calvarysb.com, offers online resources including faith-based podcasts and video archives. While church leadership have used technology to continue to spreading God’s word, Pastor Schneider said he looks forward to reuniting with his congregation when he is ready to provide inperson service. “You think about the disciples, right; they gathered together with one accord. They loved the intimacy of being together.

They called it koinonia. It was an intimate fellowship with God and so that’s a special thing and it will be so fantastic to see the faces even behind masks, you know, at a distance and give air hugs,” Pastor Schneider said. Rabbi Stephen Cohen of Congregation B’nai B’rith said temple leaders created a task force to determine when the temple, at 1000 San Antonio Creek Road. in Santa Barbara, will resume in-person services. “We have a very robust online program going online right now with multiple activities happening online every day. We are very conscious of the risks involved in gathering together these days. The task force is creating a plan by which we will follow in returning to being able to gather together physically when it is safe,” Rabbi Cohen said. On Friday, temple leaders will hold a drive-in graduation ceremony for the congregation’s graduating high school seniors. The ceremony will start on Friday at 4 p.m. at the temple. “In an ordinary year we would have a big celebration of them in the context of our Friday night services so this seemed like one way we could celebrate them and be as physically present as possible,” Rabbi Cohen said. Trinity Episcopal Church, at 1500 State St. in Santa Barbara, will continue to offer online worship over Zoom. “This Sunday, which is the feast of Pentecost in the Episcopal Church, we will offer our worship via Zoom,” the Rev. Elizabeth Molitors said. “We don’t have a date set yet for when we will resume in-person worship in our church sanctuary, but when we do so, it will be with every safety precaution in place, to make sure that people’s health is protected. “Our call as Christians is to love our neighbor, and at the most basic level that means doing everything possible to ensure others’ well-being,” email: pgonzalez@newspress.com

he Santa Barbara Unified School District board has selected Hilda Maldonado as the district’s next superintendent. The Board of Education voted unanimously Tuesday to appoint Ms. Maldonado. She was selected for her extensive background in academic achievement, strong focus on partnerships and leadership in responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. She is currently the associate superintendent of leaderships and partnership in the Los Angeles Unified School District, where she oversees the development of system capacity to train and retain employees and develop partnership and grant efforts across the district. She will take the helm on July 1, said Camie Barnwell, public information officer for the Santa Barbara district. “It is an honor to be selected to serve the Santa Barbara Unified School District students, staff and community during these extraordinary times,” Ms. Maldonado said in a news release. “I am committed to building on the greatness of this district as we collectively navigate a new education system that ensures ALL students are prepared for life, college and career. I believe a quality education is the key to success for families, communities and our country. It certainly made a difference in my life journey and I wish the same for all our

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Hilda Maldonado has been named the new superintendent of the Santa Barbara Unified School District.

students.” Ms. Maldonado has served a number of roles during her 32 years with the LAUSD. She has worked as a bilingual teacher, a bilingual coordinator, an assistant principal and a principal at two schools – both of which experienced growth in academics, safety and school culture under her leadership. Ms. Maldonado came to the U.S. from Mexico as an 11-year-old and credits her positive experience as an English learner as her motivation to become a bilingual teacher. As a public school graduate, she strongly believes in equity and inclusion for all students. Under her leadership, LAUSD expanded dual language programs, increased Seal of Biliteracy student awards, and improved results for English Please see NEW SUPER on A8

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The Chumash Casino Resort plans to stress safety when it reopens June 10.

Chumash Casino Resort to reopen By DAVE MASON NEWS-PRESS MANAGING EDITOR

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he Chumash Casino Resort has announced plans to reopen June 10. The Santa Ynez site will reopen at noon that day, according to a news release Wednesday from the resort. Not all parts of the resort will reopen, and the resort stressed there would be strict safety measures and cleaning procedures.

“We believe we’ve waited until the right time to reopen the resort,” said Kenneth Kahn, tribal chairman of the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians, in the news release. “All throughout the closure, we’ve reminded our employees and guests that their health and well-being are our top priority. “By securing high-tech equipment, implementing safety procedures and working closely with the state to determine a Please see CASINO on A8

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20 new COVID-19 cases announced

Forest Service extends state-wide campsite and picnic area closures

Chuck’s Waterfront Grill and Endless Summer Bar Cafe close permanently

as salons and barbershops. As a result, Santa Barbara the prison system in Lompoc, 86 “All faith-based religious of which are still active. According Board Chairman Gregg Hart organizations are now authorized shared his pleasure in seeing to the Bureau of Prisons, there to resume smaller scale in person local businesses open back up. are 90 active cases in the Lompoc On Wednesday, Santa Barbara services at their place of worship “Early reports from all over facilities. County announced 20 new cases with safe operating procedures,â€? the county from Carpentaria to At the Federal Correctional of COVID-19, none of which came Mr. Hart said. Solvang to Santa Maria indicates Institute Lompoc, 19 inmates and from the federal prison complex “Hair salons and barbershops substantially increased business eight staff members have tested in Lompoc. have now reopened (as well). activity over the holiday weekend. positive. At the U.S. Penitentiary The new cases now bring the I heard this morning stylists Our local economy is coming back Lompoc, 53 inmates and 10 staff county’s total to 1,624. Of the total around the county are feverishly to life,â€? Mr. Hart said. members have tested positive. cases, 28 people are recovering in preparing to open. They are Mr. Hart added that thousands To date, 994 inmates have a hospital, with 10 in the Intensive bracing to fix do it yourself of businesses already self By JOSH GREGA 884 in the CHRISTIAN WHITTLE Brekkies by Chomp, and Mortensen’s Danish Bakery. bara Front Country trails and access have roads. 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There are very few, limited in-person ing the appropriate steps along with our state and vang including Chomp, The Coffee House by Chomp, email: jgrega@newspress.com sappearances,â€? to the many Santa ValleyDirector and Santa Bar- local partners.â€? CourtYnez Executive Darrel Parker said. Criminal courts are only hearing cases RAFAEL MALDONADO/NEWS-PRESS where the defendant is being held in County GOLETA— A male juvenile has been arrested Santa Barbara police respond to a reported Jail. and is accused of starting multiple fires in the stabbing at West Montecito and Castillo s #ERTIFIED $ESIGNERS “All traffic has been continued, all small area of North Turnpike Road and Vala Drive, s #ERTIFIED $ESIGNERS streets. claims have been continued,â€? 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Stepping up its game K’Syrah in Solvang has new chef and new offerings By CHRISTIAN WHITTLE NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER

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cross Santa Barbara County, restaurants and caterers are looking for unique ways to bring new offerings to the public, creating specialized to-go menus, selling grocery items and adding other features as they attempt to serve the local community and outlast the coronavirus pandemic. Now locals have another option, this one offered by one of the Santa Ynez Valley’s finest

catering and event venues, K’Syrah. K’Syrah Catering & Events, a downtown Solvang venue specializing in tailor-made events featuring farm-to-table cuisine and aesthetics, has been offering Family Meals To-Go inspired by their Santa Ynez farm and land farmed by K’Syrah on Roblar Farm’s Santa Ynez property. Each week, the venue, located at 478 4th Place, has offered a number of delicious meals meant to serve either two or four people. K’Syrah’s menu is showcasing farm-fresh produce and K’Syrah’s

chef-inflected, seasonal items, including beef tenderloin stroganoff, roasted pork belly with braised cabbage and fennel, and a smoked tri-tip dinner with grilled farm vegetables. Certain weeks, locals might be able to order gnocchi with smoked pork sugo served with farmer salad and spring garlic baguette. On recent Fridays, K’Syrah offered home fried chicken with macaroni and cheese, watermelon farmer salad, chow chow and gravy served with pickles, Sol. Please see k’syrah on A4

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Continued from Page A3 If that’s not enough to get your mouth watering, keep an eye out for K’Syrah’s BBQ Box. Memorial Day weekend, the box was filled with smoked prime rib and pork tenderloin with grilled farm vegetables, braised garden greens, cheesy pinquito beans, and spoon bread served with Hawaiian Rolls. The meals can be ordered for pick up at the venue, which is open Wednesdays through Sundays, 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. They can be pre-ordered for pick-up with at least two hours advance notice through K’Syrah’s website, www.kscateringandevents.com, or by calling 805-245-9564. The meals range from $55 to $60, while meals for two can be ordered for $28 or $30. Not content with just offering to-go meals, K’Syrah also created a daily, on-site farm stand. The farm stand features produce and ingredients locallygrown just miles away from the Solvang venue, all tended to by K’Syrah’s owners, chef and team. At the stand you’ll find items

For more information, call K’Syrah Catering & Events at 805-245-9564 or go to kscateringandevents.com.

like house-baked biscuits, readyto-bake breads, fresh, seasonal soups, house-made pimento cheese and a signature, Santa Maria-style hummus. Patrons can also purchase prepacked farm boxes and additional gourmet goods and produce from the K’Syrah farm and neighboring farms. The catering and event company, led by Executive Chef and owner Demitri Loizides, is also celebrating its fourth year in the Santa Ynez Valley with the addition of new Chef de Cuisine Cullen Campbell. He comes to Santa Ynez from Phoenix, where he was the award-winning chef and owner of Crudo restaurant. Mr. Campbell also owns Okra Cookhouse & Cocktails, has cooked for the prestigious James Beard House in New York, and was named Chef of the Year by the Arizona Culinary Hall of Fame.

With a penchant for raw cuisine and a passion for fresh ingredients, Mr. Campbell is known for his creative takes on everything from sushi to authentic, Southern-style eats, all with an Italian twist. Mr. Campbell utilizes only the best local produce to deliver a truly unique-to-place experience, and fell in love with rural Santa Barbara wine country for just that reason. In 2019, he made connections with the area during a stage at Presqu’ile Winery and has hosted many Santa Barbara County winemaker dinners at his Arizona restaurants. “I am excited to be joining the team at K’Syrah, where we utilize the bountiful provisions this area has to offer,” said Mr. Campbell. K’Syrah also caters off-site events, and can provide a mobile, full-service, self-contained, professional kitchen that can be set in nearly any environment. K’Syrah is also set to announce plans and details for the transformation of the Solvang venue into a new restaurant concept with new menus in the coming months. email: cwhittle@newspress.com

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ear Abby: — Teen Crush I’m a 17-yearDear Teen Crush: Julie old girl and a has already given you junior in high her answer. As you have school. I have pointed out, there is a bias a crush on a guy who’s 14 against dating someone and a freshman. I know age so much younger, and it gaps don’t matter as could cause you BEST OF much later on, but the problems not only difference between 17 with your peers, but and 14 can be drastic. also with the law if “Jake” is really sweet, your relationship and he’s as interested were to become in me as I am in him sexual when you (unlike the boys in my turn 18. That’s why grade). I’m suggesting you Abigail I’m friends with turn your romantic Van Buren Jake’s sister “Julie,” interests elsewhere. who’s a year older When you’re than me and a senior. both adults, if you’re still Julie has made it clear interested, you can pursue a she doesn’t like the idea romantic relationship then. of a romantic relationship Dear Abby: My fiance and between Jake and me I are being married in a because Jake is only 14. few days. We are expecting What can I do? Should I our first child a few days ignore this crush? I have after that. The problem judged people who have is my mother. We decided dated despite age gaps. (For on a small ceremony, but example, a senior boy dating my mother is opposed to a sophomore girl.) But now the marriage because she I understand it. If the girl is doesn’t like the idea of me older, does that complicate marrying — not just my things? fiance, but anyone. She has I don’t want to be seen always told me a man will as creepy or gross, but, leave me destitute, pregnant to be honest, I’m not that with too many kids, and I experienced romantically won’t be able to take care of or socially myself. (I have myself. She has repeated it never even been to a real since I was about 10. party.) Must I forget my Because she has feelings and move on, or threatened to object at the do I talk to Julie and try to ceremony, we decided not to pursue this? invite her. We have invited

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Mulberries Growing on trees rather than vines or plants, this elongated berry is incredibly sweet, absent of the subtle tartness found in most other berries. Native to Southern Asia, locally they are seasonally available from late spring into the early summer months. This week I incorporated them into a stone fruit and berry fruit salad with fresh mint, the FIX of the Week. Currently available from both Lori Heal of Two Peas in a Pod Farm from Arroyo Grande, or “BD” Dauth of Earthtrine Farms of Ojai at the Saturday and Tuesday Santa Barbara farmers markets. This one is a favorite with the kids. Price averages $5 per basket.

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Green Zucchini The first harvest of the season is underway and very flavorful and tender. Depending on the size, I will usually cut them lengthwise in either half or quarters, drizzle with olive oil, season with salt and pepper and grill for a couple of minutes on each side until nice char marks are present. Saute and toss with pasta, enjoy raw or cooked over a mixed green salad, or saute with other seasonal veggies. Currently available from a number of local growers at all weekly Santa Barbara Certified Farmers’ markets. Price averages $2-$3 per pound, certified organic available.

Yellow Nectarines Candy-sweet, juicy, and loaded with rich flavor, the nectarines being plucked from the California orchards right now are one of my top picks. This week I prepared a delicious nectarine salad with fresh mint, feta cheese, walnuts, sliced cucumber, red onion, drizzled with good quality olive oil and aged balsamic. You can expect to find mouth-watering yellow nectarines at the weekly Saturday Santa Barbara, Sunday Camino Real, Tuesday Santa Barbara, Wednesday Solvang, and Thursday Carpinteria farmers’ markets. Price averages $3.50 per 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; Rafael Maldonado/News-Press photos

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ne of the most frequently asked questions that comes my way from customers as we cross paths at the weekly farmers markets is, “What’s good today?” I usually smile as I think to myself: “Well, everything.” This past week my answer, however, was generally stated as “stone fruit and berries.” Then, more specifically, “Brooks cherries, yellow nectarines, blackberries, and mulberries,” all among my top picks for this week. If looking for good finds other than fruit, I pointed them towards the array of fresh summer squash, thai basil, Chinese long beans, and the season’s first slicing cucumbers. The convergence from spring into the summer season is truly culinary greatness in the local fields. Once I’m home from a day of work at the farmers markets, my 3- and 6-year-old boys always come running out to see what’s in my bags. Assisting me with the transferring of fresh goods from the car to the kitchen, they peek in to see what they can maybe graze off the top. This week, they both stopped, put their bags in and dove straight into the three-pack of berries they were each holding. Going straight for the mulberries, something they had not seen since last summer, before I knew it, two baskets were gone. Unlike most other berries, mulberries are very sweet and absent of the tartness that is found in their counterparts. Enjoying the elongated stem, you’ll find the central stem is consumed with the fruit, while the tiny stem portion used to grip the berry is often discarded, although that’s something I usually just eat. With so much incredible fruit available at my fingertips, this week I prepared a stone fruit and berry fruit salad, finished with refreshing chopped mint leaves. Enjoy any time of the day. This is one the entire family will enjoy. 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.

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STONE FRUIT AND BERRY FRUIT SALAD WITH FRESH MINT 2 pounds mixed stone fruit such as peaches, nectarines, apricots and cherries (pits discarded, cut into half-inch pieces) 2 cups mixed berries, such as mulberries, blueberries, blackberries and strawberries. All berries left whole, except for strawberries , which should be sliced ¼ cup finely chopped mint leaves Optional: Add cubes of mozzarella or feta cheese, and/or pieces of prosciutto to turn the salad into more of a meal. You also can add a drizzle of good quality aged balsamic vinegar. To assemble fruit salad, add all fruit to bowl, sprinkle top with mint and gently toss until well incorporated. Yield: Serves about 6.

his parents and my father and stepmother. Mom has said she will not allow my child to see her grandfather because “he is a bad person.” She may have good intentions, but dictating who can be around my child is not her choice, considering she has had little to no contact with him in 25 years. I wish she could be at our wedding, but she has now distanced herself from me and my fiance. Should I let her cool off and hope she comes around, or accept that this is the path she has chosen? Please advise, Abby. — Problem Mother in Kentucky Dear Problem Mother: Your mother may be antimarriage because hers failed spectacularly. She appears to be a troubled woman. By all means, let her cool off, but do not allow her to dictate your life. If she does, her anger and bitterness could negatively affect your marriage. Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at www. DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following matter will be heard by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, on Tuesday, June 2, 2020 at 9:00 a.m. or shortly thereafter in the Board of Supervisor’s Hearing Room, Due to Covid-19, and as authorized by Governor Newsom’s Executive Order N-29-20, participation may be by remote virtual participation only. Please consult the Board of Supervisor’s Agenda for the June 2, 2020 hearing when posted. To consider: Amendment of an Ordinance relating to Published Charges for the Santa Barbara County Psychiatric Health Facility, Crisis Stabilization Unit, and Outpatient Mental Health Services. Adjustments to the Published Charges will be recommended for all Behavioral Wellness operated facilities. Authority to charge fees to recover costs for these services is found in the California Welfare and Institutions Code §§ 7106 and 5710, and Santa Barbara County Fee Policy.

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The proposed Published Charges will recover a portion of the increased cost of providing services and are consistent with the Board of Supervisors’ direction for full cost recovery of services, where possible. The first reading of the proposed Published Charges will occur at a public hearing on Tuesday, June 2, 2020. Please see the posted agenda available on the Thursday prior to the hearing on the County website athttps://santabarbara.legistar. com/calendar.aspx for a more specific time for this item. However, the order of the agenda may be rearranged or the item may be continued. To review copies of the fee proposal, the Board Agenda Letter and related documents, please visit the County website at https:// santabarbara.legistar.com/calendar.aspx or contact the Clerk of the Board at (805) 568-2240 or by email at sbcob@countyofsb.org for alternative options. In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, if you need special assistance to participate in this meeting, please contact the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors by 4:00 PM on Friday before the Board meeting. For information about these services please contact the Clerk of the Board at (805) 568-2240.

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If you challenge the project in court, you may be limited to raising only those issues you or someone else raised at the public hearing described in this notice, or in written correspondence to the Board of Supervisors prior to the public hearing. G.C. Section 65009, 6066, and 6062a. Witness my hand and seal this 12th day of May, 2020.

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Gauchos court success in tennis with both old and new faces ... and a new facility By MARK PATTON NEWS-PRESS SENIOR WRITER

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hile the athletic world has been stuck in limbo by the coronavirus, UCSB has been ascending into tennis heaven the last few weeks. The Gauchos’ star senior received a top honor to go with an extra year of eligibility, their recruiting class was ranked among the nation’s top 20, and their new $5.25 million tennis center cleared its final bureaucratic hurdle. “Things are looking great,” said Marty Davis, whose 21st season as UCSB’s head coach was halted 11 weeks ago by the COVID-19 pandemic. “We’re just anxious to learn if we can get back on court in the fall.” Joseph Guillin, UCSB’s No. 1 player, was named by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association as the Southwest Region’s Most Improved Senior after raising his NCAA singles ranking to as high as No. 8 and finishing at No. 26. He became the first Gaucho to ever win the Southwest Regional championship and he plans to take advantage of an NCAA waiver to regain his season year of eligibility. “We’re really fortunate that Joseph decided to play another year for us,” Davis said. “He was on schedule to graduate but he’s decided to get a minor degree to go with his Global Studies degree. “That award (most improved senior) is our favorite from a coaching standpoint. Blake (Mueller, Gaucho assistant coach) deserves a lot of credit for his individual work with our players.” Mueller, who won the Southwest Region’s Assistant Coach of the Year Award in both 2017 and 2019, also helped UCSB’s Nicolas Moreno win the region’s Most Improved Senior Award last year. Junior Victor Krustev, who played No. 2 for the Gauchos this spring, also plans to take advantage of the NCAA’s “coronavirus” waiver and play two more seasons for UCSB. “To make it all work, he put off school this quarter,” Davis said. “Alejandro Vedri had a good year for us, too, playing No. 3 singles, and

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Joseph Guillin, UCSB’s No. 1 player, was named by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association as the Southwest Region’s Most Improved Senior.

he’ll be back next year as a junior. We’re in great shape for the future.” That future includes the recruiting class of Kai Brady (Palos Verdes High), Jett Cole (California Connections Academy), and Pablo Masjuan (Madrid, Spain) which was ranked 20th in the nation by the Tennis Recruiting Network. UCSB ranked higher than any other mid-major program, and finished better than even USC (No. 21) and UCLA (No. 25). Brady is the son of former Gaucho star Kip Brady, whose winning percentage of .857 (24-4) during the 1989 season ranks second all-time at UCSB. He went 79-38 during his four years at UCSB. “Kip was one of only three All-Americans that we’ve ever had,” Davis said. “Kai is a fantastic student as well as a hell of a doubles player. “Jett is a lefty from Laguna Beach and a fivestar recruit with loads of potential, too. And we’re really excited about Pablo. He’s very talented with a lot of upside.” Other newcomers will include Oklahoma transfer Stefano Tsorotiotis, a junior from Libertyville, Ill. He was ranked as high as No. 25 in last year’s ITA national doubles rankings and he also posted a 17-7 record in singles. “He qualified to play in the NCAA Doubles

Championships his sophomore year,” Davis noted. “He figures to be right at the top of our doubles lineup. He’s a great student with both NCAA Team and Individual Championship experience.” Another junior, Jonathan Zhang from Hong Kong, plans to play for UCSB next season after having transferred from USC earlier this year. “He didn’t actually get to play at USC but we know his UTR (Universal Tennis Rating) is quite high and he’s beaten some really good players in tournaments,” Davis pointed out. “It’s going to be very, very competitive around here next year.” He’s hoping their new facility will be ready by the end of next season. The California Coastal Commission gave final approval to the Jeff and Jody Arnhold Tennis Center earlier this month and Davis hopes construction on the site of the old Robertson Gym Courts will begin within the next few weeks. The project will provide six new courts, two refurbished courts, seating for about 300, and an 1,860 square-foot team building which will include locker rooms, a team lounge, and storage. John Arnhold, former chairman of the board for the International Tennis Hall of Fame and a Gaucho assistant coach, and his wife Jody, a trustee with the UC Santa Barbara Foundation, donated $5.25 million for the project. “What’s also exciting is that we’re able to sell naming rights for the various courts and locker rooms,” Davis said. “We’re hoping to raise enough money to not only maintain the facility, but have some other enhancements over time, as well.” He’s been told that the project will take from seven-to-10 months to complete. “I know there are always delays with a project of this magnitude, but it would be great to have it done before our last match of the season against Cal Poly,” Davis said. “Even if we have it for only one home match, that would be a fun one. “I think we could promote the heck out of our grand opening.” email: mpatton@newspress.com

The Berry Man delivers produce to food banks By JOSH GREGA NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER

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ri-County produce distributor The Berry Man is now in its second week of helping families in need amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The distributor is providing produce boxes available through food banks in Santa Barbara, Ventura, and San Luis Obispo County. On May 15, The Berry Man started delivering 38-pound boxes filled with fresh fruits and vegetables to the three counties and will continue distribution through June 30, by which time it will have delivered 100,000 boxes total. When business as usual became disrupted by the coronavirus outbreak two months ago, The Berry Man saw a dramatic drop in business, approximately an 80 percent

overnight plummet on March 14, according to President Les Clark. If it weren’t for the pandemic, the company would have been on track to sell around $60 million worth of produce this year. Though Mr. Clark said the situation at hand has “wiped out” the possibility of doing that kind of business by year’s end, delivering produce boxes has brought the company back up to 80 percent of the business it was handling before COVID-19. The Berry Man began sending the boxes to food banks after it became one of the companies chosen by the USDA after the agency sought agricultural businesses to provide food to families during the health crisis. The USDA approved $1.2 billion for bids from companies, some of which would distribute boxes of dairy products, others dried meat, and others produce. After submitting a bid and getting selected for delivering fruits and

vegetables, The Berry Man’s idle delivery fleet sprung back into action. “We had trucks and vehicles just sitting, so we were just perfect for this bid,” Mr. Clark told the NewsPress. Pleased with how the deliveries have gone thus far, the president called distributing produce for the USDA a “win-win all around,” as it gets food to locals who need it during this difficult time, money to the farmers who grow the produce, and allows The Berry Man’s mostly furloughed staff to get back to work. Mr. Clark spoke highly of his employees for their work in making this endeavor happen. “I’m so proud of my employees who have been working their tails off. Assembly line work is not easy work,” he said. Each of the 100,000 boxes The Berry Man will deliver to the food banks by June 30 contain between 12 and 15 produce items like

apples, oranges, pears, berries, cauliflower, celery, cabbage, romaine lettuce, and a 10-pound bag of potatoes. The number of boxes that go to each of the three food banks depends on its county’s population size. As per the USDA’s bid qualification requirements, all of the produce in the boxes is grown in the United States, much of it in the Tri-County area. Though the company’s distribution period ends at the end of next month, its bid also allows for three additional option periods, each eight weeks in duration. Mr. Clark remarked that he expects The Berry Man’s first option period to be approved. If it is, it would begin on July 1 and lead to the distribution of an additional 100,000 boxes of produce. email: jgrega@newspress.com

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Continued from Page A1 sensible reopen date, we believe we’ve met the challenge of creating a safe environment under the current conditions,” Mr. Kahn said. The gaming floor will feature reduced seating, protective barriers affixed between slot machines and separating table games dealers and patrons to

The Santa Barbara Unified School District board selected Hilda Maldonado for her extensive background in academic achievement, strong focus on partnerships and leadership in responding to the COVID-19 pandemic.

U.S. as she has been selected to travel to South Korea, Spain and Belgium to share and learn about opportunities and challenges for school systems. “This pandemic is ushering in a new era of education while shining a spotlight on the inequities of the old education system. We need a tested leader

who has the expertise to harness new opportunities, engage the community and propel our schools forward for the future. Hilda Maldonado is the leader for this transformational time,” said Laura Capps, president of the board, who with her colleagues led the competitive search that involved nearly 50 candidates from across

promote social distancing. The resort noted employees will also be required to wear personal protective equipment, have their temperature checked before each shift and follow safety guidelines on the property. Guests will also be required to wear masks and maintain social distancing. Not all parts of the resort will be open, but guests can go to the food court, which will have fewer tables, and the Grains & Grounds eatery.

But the resort said that until further notice, there will temporarily be no bingo sessions or games in the Poker Room. The fine-dining restaurant Willows, The Cafe, The Buffet and The Spa will be temporarily unavailable. The Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians’ other properties — Hotel Corque, Hadsten House, Root 246 restaurant and the Kita Wines tasting room — will remain temporarily closed.

email: mwhite@newspress.com The reopening will come after nearly 13 weeks of closure during a statewide effort to curb the spread of COVID-19. As the resort prepares to reopen, employees will be welcomed back and will receive training on COVID-19 safety and sanitation protocols with more comprehensive training for those who interact frequently with guests. email: dmason@newspress.com

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‘Pandemic is ushering in a new era of education’ Learners. She has supervised school principals, developed policies and programs and led Multilingual and Multicultural Education. She has also taught summer institutes at UCLA’s California Reading and Literature Project focused on literacy and language. During the global pandemic school shutdown, Ms. Maldonado was instrumental in leading the teams responsible for implementing “Grab n Go” meal distribution and the transition to a cloud-based call center to ensure rapid responses to families and employees. Ms. Maldonado has been awarded the Stanton Fellowship Award by the Durfee Foundation and is currently completing a doctorate degree at Loyola Marymount University in Social Justice Leadership. She earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from CSLA. She has also studied at Harvard Business School. Ms. Maldonado’s interest in education spans beyond the

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the country. Dr. Jackie Reid, vice president of the board, said she sees Ms. Maldonado as a “beacon for moving the district forward,” as she takes over for current Superintendent Cary Matsuoka. “I know she will provide equitable access to all students to ensure academic success and career readiness. I am proud of the process and rigor we participated in as a board to find our new leadership for this district,” Dr. Reid said. Board member and past President Wendy Sims-Moten said Ms. Maldonado’s appointment “gets a triple ‘R’ rating: Right Person, Right Place, Right Time.” Ms. Maldonado and her husband, Kamran, will soon relocate to Santa Barbara. They have two sons who are in college. In the coming days, the community will have a chance to get more acquainted with Ms. Maldonado, who plans to make herself available for a Q&A with students. For more information, visit www. sbunified.org.

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At Lake Cachuma’s maximum level at the point at which water starts spilling over the dam holds 188,030 acre-feet. An acre-foot is 325,851 gallons, equivalent to the amount of water consumed annually by 10 people in an urban environment. Storage 154,854 acre-ft. Elevation 739.66 ft. Evaporation (past 24 hours) 60.8 acre-ft. Inflow 56.2 acre-ft. State inflow 7.2 acre-ft. Storage change from yest. -54 acre-ft. Report from U.S. Bureau of Reclamation

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