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Annette Fisher holds items being auctioned this week to benefit the Carpinteria Arts Center.

Rising to the occasion Online auction raises money for struggling businesses

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hen Annette Fisher saw the fallout of the coronavirus pandemic shake Carpinteria’s small business community, she knew she had to do something.

“Our stores were just hit so hard. Some of them, you know, had to shut down completely, and that was their only source of income,” Ms. Fisher said.

To help out, Ms. Fisher used her fundraising background to organize a weekly online auction.

Every week the auction features items from a business or local organization, and all the proceeds benefit that organization.

“I have cancer, terminal cancer, unfortunately. Before I had cancer, I’d done fundraisers, but

I’ve alway done them at a venue.

I’m technology challenged, so it took me a while to figure out how to do this website,” Ms. Fisher said.

She launched a website for the auction at https:// www.32auctions.com/93013.

This week’s auction benefits the Carpinteria Arts Center.

“Once a week I pick a store that I can do an auction for. And then next week I’ll do another business.

It (the community response) was amazing. I asked for donations.

I donated what I had as well. I can work in the comfort of my home. I can package stuff up on good days when I can walk, and it brings such an amazing feeling to see the smiles on the businesses face when you hand them over an envelope of money,” Ms. Fisher said.

Bidders purchase their items by check made out to the business.

This week, there are 16 pieces of art up for auction from the Carpinteria Arts Center including emoji-painted rocks, a painting of Arroyo Burro Beach and a photograph of a starfish. Arts center T-shirts and a private photography session are also available.

Whimsy Antiques, Sandcastle Time jewelry store and Tidepools home decor will have auctions in the coming weeks.

Ms. Fisher estimates she’s raised $1,792 for three businesses so far. She’s managed to put the auctions together without having to ask businesses to supply any auction items.

“I didn’t ask for anything from the people that we are trying to give money to because to me that defeats the purpose,” Ms. Fisher said. “Every item that we have has come from the community. People have gone out and purchased gift

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cards from local restaurants that can only do takeout now. People have provided tons of art. People will bring in a bottle of wine of a $65 massage gift card.

“All of these donations are coming from individuals throughout the community, nothing is coming from the business itself,” she said.

“I cry every time someone comes to my door and drops off an item, and they said this is all I had or I will get more. Some can do more than others. So I have enough items I think to do the businesses that need help the most, and I think that this has just been a wonderful experience for the entire community. Everybody has risen to the occasion.”

The Carpinteria Arts Show auction ends Sunday. So far it has raised $520.

espite closed doors, Santa Barbara Maritime Museum continues to offer its unique educational experiences, turning to virtual tours, activities and lectures to keep Santa Barbara engaged with its rich maritime history.

To date, the local nonprofit has lost more than $100,000 in revenue and has seen a significant decrease in new and renewed memberships. Not only has the institution been closed since March 13, it has also had to cancel its annual May 29 fundraiser on which it relies for a significant portion of its yearly income.

To combat the losses and keep locals in touch with the museum, a favorite feature of the Santa Barbara Harbor, the Maritime Museum will host an online auction and virtual party May 29.

“We’re honoring Renny Yader and Shaun Tomson, two local surf legends. We’re looking forward to still doing that just virtually and hopefully still raising some money to support the education and exhibit programs that we do here at the Maritime Museum,” said Executive Director Greg Gorga.

Participants will have the opportunity to bid on a number of exciting experiences, art, memorabilia and more.

Items include a stay at the Sunstone Villa at the Sunstone Vineyards and Winery in Santa Ynez, meals at places like the Santa Barbara Yacht Club, original Japanese prints, a private two-hour cruise on the Condor Express for up to 100 people, a private dinner at the museum for 20, and jewelry from Bryant and Sons.

One of the items that Mr. Gorga is most excited about is a mentoring session with Mr. Tomson, a world champion professional surfer.

Actor Gregory Harrison will emcee the event.

In addition to the auction, the Maritime Museum has an evolving virtual offering at sbmm.org called SBMM At Home.

“We realized people are probably going a little stir-crazy at home, especially folks with young kids,” said Mr. Gorga.

“Families and adults can have some maritime related things to keep themselves busy during this shelter-at-home period.”

On the At Home page, visitors will find links to about 100 lectures and activities, as well as a virtual tour of the museum.

“We’ve always recorded our lectures and had them on our

website so we just put them in our At Home page as well so it’s easier to access,” said Mr. Gorga.

“There’s so many great lectures. We have one by JeanMichel Cousteau that he did here for us that’s highlighted right now. We did one during Earth Day we highlighted Mark McGinnis’s talk on the 1969 oil spill. That one was very popular.”

In addition to all of the museum’s past lectures, staff has been adapting programs that have been cancelled for the summer into virtual experiences.

“We were doing science nights out in the community at different schools. This year we were doing navigating and buoys and talking about red and green buoys and why they are important and what they mean. For that we created a short one- to two-minute video so that folks can do that science night project in their own home since we’re not able to go out to the schools anymore,” said Mr. Gorga.

Visitors to the website will also find a number of activities the museum created, and others that staff have found in the community.

“Quite a bit we created. We’re finding and posting different crossword puzzles, games and activities for kids. Maybe have kids build a ship out of legos.

Some of it we created, others we had before and we’re putting it into a downloadable digital form,” said Mr Gorga.

The museum will continue to create new content for the duration of the stay-at-home orders, Mr Gorga told the NewsPress.

“We would have had a new exhibit open right now called Mermaids: Visualizing Myths and Legends by Ralph Clevenger who used to teach photography at the Brooks Institute, and so in the next couple weeks he’ll do a narrated tour of that mermaids exhibit and we’ll have that up on our website too,” said Mr. Gorga.

The virtual exhibits and lectures have proved to be popular with the Santa Barbara community.

“It’s gotten a lot of good traction. People are enjoying it.

People want to stay in touch with the Maritime Museum, and that’s a great way to do that,” said Mr. Gorga.

The Maritime Museum is also a part of the upcoming 805 Inspire project, a collaboration between museum directors in Santa Barbara County to offer exclusive video content for adults and families stuck at home.

“About 20 different local Santa Barbara County museums will be creating videos about our

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folks are actually undergoing right now. The undocumented individuals who haven’t been working because of COVID-19, he $2.2 trillion have not been able to receive a stimulus package check for maybe a month-and-apassed by Congress half now, and I would challenge and signed by you to think about what that would President Donald Bymean JOSHtoGREGA CHRISTIAN WHITTLE Brekkies by Chomp, and Mortensen’s Danish Bakery. bara Front Country trails and access roads. you and your family. For Trump in late March left an NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER WS-PRESS STAFF WRITER The initial lease for the Chuck’s and Endless Sum“What we’re seeing a lot of folks are doing is them it means choosing between estimated 40,000 Santa Barbara they’re driving up alongside of the road and just gomer property is 10 years with four, five-year options to putting food on the table, paying County residents behind.

More than 20 struggling years aftertothey first opened, Chuck’s Developed recreation sites in California will re- ing for hikes up there. That’s ok. There’s not an order Š 2020 Ashleigh Brilliant,extend 117 W. Valerio CAlease.

93101 (catalog $5). www.ashleighbrilliant.com the Santa termBarbara of the rent and then meet Those residents are Waterfront Grillof and The Endless Summer Bar CafÊ are inundocumented closed through May 15 after the USDA For- against hiking trails,� said Andew Madsen, U.S. Forthe demands school and being immigrants.

Mr. Petersen is inheriting the existing lease with permanently closed.

On the morning of April 30 the wa- only the four, five-year options remaining, with an Service issued an order extending the closures est Service spokesman. able to do the distance learning,�

The stimulus included Mr. Gaona-Macedo said. terfront restaurant announced its closure with a fare- average seasonally adjusted base rent of $23,585 per ursday. “Economic Impact Payment� “We just want to make sure if people go out they’re there account. checks fromfor $1,200 well He postadded on itsthat Instagram The orderranging was issued the entire Pacific South- safely spaced between one another. If you get to a month. are approximately 40,000 singleand tax its files $2,400 forForests, which inThe post read, “It is with heavy hearts that we anst for Region 18toNational trailhead and there’s just too many cars there, you Though Mr. Petersen plans to continue running undocumented immigrants living married a $500 nounce we have closed our doors for good. Thank you Chuck’s and Endless Summer in line with its current des the Loscouples Padreswith National Forest. should find a different area to go to as opposed to try*!#15%,).% $%3)44%2 +2/#+ -$ in Santa Barbara County, which bonus for each dependent child. forisyour constant The memories will never be operation for a time, the restaurant has upgrades The initial closure order went into effect March 26 ing to get in.� nearly 10 % ofsupport. the county’s total U.S. citizens, permanent forgotten.� d was set toimmigrants expire April 30.

As state and local responses to the coronavirus planned for around the fall. According to the agenda, population. resident and s ./ ,/.' 7!)4 APPOINTMENTS Despite the current economic t applied to recreational useare areas such as camp- pandemic continue to evolve, the Forest Service felt “In Ventura County, there’s chaos due to the COV- under Mr. Petersen’s business plan the second floor of qualifying resident aliens s -will /2% 4)-% WITH YOUR DOCTOR ID-19 pandemic, the prospect of Chuck’s and Endless the establishment unds, dayto use sites and picnic areas. about 70,000 undocumented eligible receive payments. that the situation warranted a two week extension of be converted into a traditional immigrants, and so it’s a dates large back to before the out- deli cafĂŠ focused Summer ceasing operation The order was to discourage However, the issued legislation requires large gather- the closures, said Mr. Madsen. s 3on %.)/23 WARMLY WELCOMED sandwiches, soups, and salads, population; it’sto a large segment a valid social in distancing of break.

According the agenda of a March 24 Santa Bar- with a gourmet grocery area selling wine, beer, and s of people andsecurity promotenumber safe social “At the end of that they’ll evaluate and see where of our community,�

Mr. order to receive a stimulus check. bara City Council meetingGaonain which assignment of the prepackaged foods. For evenings, the second floor will ying more than six feet apart. we’re at and whether or not we’re going to continue Macedo said.

The requirement restaurant’s lease to a new operator was the first item, have a full bar and a dinner menu focusing on “adult n the Santa Barbaraleaves Ranger District, 12 camp- as we need it,� said Mr. Madsen.

805 UndocuFund has received thousands of undocumented Chuck’s and Endless Summer co-owner Steve Hyslop food and beverages.� unds and picnic areas will remain closed, includ“This order can be rescinded at any time. If local more than 7,000 grant applications immigrants with no federal informed the Waterfront Department of his desire to the Fremont campground and White Rock and health officials say it looks like the sky has cleared up The restaurant’s ground floor is proposed to be simfrom undocumented immigrants. support.

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While other arin philanthropic support for “We just want to make sure in the next couple of 2323 Oak Park Lane, Suite #101 Santa Barbara, CA 93105 $E ,A 6INA 3UITE 3ANTA "ARBARA #! grants based on need whenitmoney undocumented Californians buyer and ultimately found in businessman Aaron to a “dinner type atmosphere.� like the Monterey Ranger District have closed weeks as we monitor what’s going on that we are takis available.

He said funding is Santa Barbara-based nonprofit Petersen, who operates a number of restaurants in Solilheads and forest roads, locals will still have acavailable for around grants.

UndocuFund is Ynez working to and Santa Bar- ing the appropriate steps along with our state and vang including Chomp,900 The Coffee House by Chomp, email: jgrega@newspress.com s 805 to the many Santa Valley local partners.� “The goal is to mimic the provide emergency support for federal government stimulus undocumented families who are dollars, $1,200. And that’s the struggling financially because level of support that we want of unemployment caused by the to provide to individuals,� Mr. coronavirus.

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Carpet Care, Oriental & Area Rugs, for household essentials like rent, dollars in financial assistance to Camarillo, CA 93012. Write “805 The 805 UndocuFund was COUNTY AGES COUNTY CITIES COUNTY CASES CA. groceries, childcare expenses, help 1,700 families in South Santa UndocuFund� in the memo line. relaunched after the Woolsey and Wood Floors Repaired & Refinished, 0-17 21 AT SOUTH UNINCORP. 22 home cleaning items, work Barbara County and Ventura Mr.A Gaona-Macedo said the Hill Fires in 2018 and reopened GLANCE 18-29 84Eder BARBARA 57 Water Damage & Mold Service equipment and medical expenses.

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50-69 167 undocumented families access “I was undocumented myself ISLA VISTA 1 or all of their stimulus check.

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Beaches remain open after all; county announces 11 new COVID cases, largest since last week

going off the deep end, you know, asked to be in this one place for stimulating at night by not it’s kind of like when you break up a while. Those people could be watching television two hours with somebody, you talk to all the extraordinarily uncomfortable,� before bed to get more highpeople you trust and love because Dr. Mantz said. ocial distancing has quality sleep at night. you know your mind is starting to He said the first thing people become a necessary but “Your immune system is diverge into an area that maybe can do to support themselves invasive part of daily life incredibly dependent upon is darker, and you’re starting to during social isolation is to during the coronavirus high-quality sleep. And what misperceive things,� Dr. Mantz understand they may be feeling pandemic. we’re seeing now is many people said. a lot of anxiety and that is a Recently, Dr. Anthony Fauci, drinking a lot of alcohol. The He explained that emotional natural and valid response to this director of the National Institute mindset that I really want to situation. of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, regulation is the mind’s ability to capture is not one of panic, but it’s buffer itself from intense emotions “We tend to demonize anxiety, said mitigation measures like one of being prepared, training instead of spiraling into a but it actually is a normal social distancing can flatten the literally because you don’t know positive feedback loop response to the level of WS-PRESS STAFF REPORT number of coronavirus cases in around that emotion. uncertainty. There’s whether this virus will keep the U.S. returning like the Spanish flu “A lot of that no shame in that Gavin Newsom n aGov. dramatic change previously after a where most people died on the capacity is it’s a natural made a statewide order directing dnesday night memo from the second wave, not the first wave,� actually response. all California to stay ifornia Police residents Chiefs AssociaDr. Mantz said. interpersonal.

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Dr. Mantz said. depression,� Dr. Mantz said. conveyed throughCounty, the tone, pitch anta Barbara people. There is a range of people Whether it’s taking a cold Contact information and pace of our voice, allows that need to be treated by a person shower, doing stretches, or for psychiatrists and peoplenumbers to “get in sync� with one y the like myself, but there’s a lot of us meditation, Dr. Mantz said a therapists is available at another.

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Surf vans bring town’s cuisine to Santa Barbara foodies

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ateries and vintners in Los Alamos, one of the six wine country towns in the Santa Ynez Valley, have banded together to create a delivery system outside of the area.

The new service brings select menu items and bottlings to Santa Barbara-area fans who are unable to visit the town’s food and drink establishments due to the COVID-19 shelter-athome orders.

The trio behind the new effort, which is officially named Los Alamos Delivers (www.losalamosdelivers.com), are Clark Staub, chef/owner of Full of Life Flatbread (fulloflifefoods.com); Staub’s wife, Jill Davie, chef/owner of The Mar Vista restaurant (www.themarvista.com) in Los Angeles, and Thomas Oretsky, a Santa Barbara surf school owner and instructor (www. isurfschool.com).

They have plans in place to continue to expand the food delivery radius and service offerings, based on additional customer requests and feedback.

Food and drink orders can be placed with Los Alamos’ Full of Life Flatbread, Bob’s Well Bread Bakery, Pico at the Los Alamos General Store, Bell’s Restaurant, Hitching Post II and Plenty on Bell, along with beverage options from Lumen Wines, Casa Dumetz Wines, Bedford Winery, and/or Babi’s Beer Emporium. Also available is Rancho San Julian beef.

Mr. Oretsky founded his surf school, iSurf, with his wife, Alelia Parenteau, seven years ago. Due to the recent COVID19 events, the couple needed to figure out an alternate method of carrying themselves through the difficult times. “My wife is a diehard foodie, and she used to write articles about restaurants for the Santa Barbara News-Press. When Full of Life Flatbread first opened, we drove up to Los Alamos, and she interviewed Clark, and the two of them really hit it off. We used to go to Flatbread every week for quite a while,� Mr. Oretsky said, explaining the connection between the surf school and restaurant delivery project. “Now my brother-in-law, Fionn works for Clark, working the pizza oven among other things. And his long-time girlfriend, Brenda Vasquez, is Clark’s restaurant manager. I was worried about them and wanted to help make sure they stayed employed, while also helping to ensure that Flatbread and the other Los Alamos businesses stayed open through the pandemic.�

Los Alamos, the outlier Santa Ynez Valley town in terms of geography, has been struggling to pull in locals from the surrounding towns for pick-up and to-go restaurant and wine business. Mr. Oretsky and his wife discussed the issues that the town was facing and the fact that it was a possibility that they could pitch in, delivering food and bottled beverages from Los Alamos to Santa Barbara areas in the surf school vans, which were now sitting unused. “So my wife and I packed up the kids and went to Flatbread for a picnic dinner, and while we were waiting for our togo order, I pitched the idea to Clark. He mentioned he was thinking of something similar but didn’t really have the vans and means and that with my help, it could be a great service,� said Mr. Oretsky.

The following week – on April 11 – Los Alamos Delivers completed its first food and

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The Hitching Post II is among the latest restaurants to join the Los Alamos Delivers.

drink run to Goleta and Santa Barbara with much success.

There were nearly 80 total restaurant orders.

The following Saturday saw almost 90 orders, and the third weekend, they added a third drop-off location in Montecito.

Los Alamos Delivers orders need to be placed with the restaurants and wineries by 7 p.m. on each Friday preceding Saturday deliveries. To order, visit www.losalamosdelivers. com.

The pick-up locations and times, which are available at w ww.losalamosdelivers.com/pickup-locations, are as follows: • Goleta: Saturday, 5:15 to 5:30 p.m. Pier 1 parking lot, Camino Real Marketplace, 6996 Marketplace Drive. • Santa Barbara: Saturday, 6 to 6:15 p.m. BIG 5 parking lot, 3935 State St. • Montecito: Saturday, 6:45 to 7:00 p.m. AndrÊe Clark Bird Refuge, 34 Los Patos Way. With the help of the third teammate and founder of Los Alamos Delivers, chef and restaurateur Jill Davie, Los Alamos Delivers now brings Los Alamos to Los Angeles, with Tuesday deliveries at her restaurant, The Mar Vista, from 4:30 to 6 p.m. in the alley behind the restaurant at 12249 Venice Boulevard, Los Angeles.

Los Angeles orders need to be in by 7 p.m. Sundays and should be emailed to Ms. Davie at www. losalamosdelivers.com/la-pickup-locations-and-menu. “People are so grateful for this service, and I am so grateful for the opportunity to help. It is truly a win-win,� said Mr. Oretsky.

Email: mmcmahon@newspress.com.

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yms yms may may be be shuttered shuttered indefinitely, indefinitely, but but some some creative creative chalk chalk talk talk has has been been inspiring inspiring workouts workouts during during the the COVID-19 COVID-19 crisis. crisis.

My My wife wife Theresa Theresa and and II now now get get our our daily daily exercise exercise — — and and motivation motivation — — from from walking walking the the Goleta Goleta neighborhood neighborhood sidewalks sidewalks that that also also serve serve as as the the canvas canvas of of children. children.

If If you you want want to to lift lift up up your your spirits, spirits, sometimes sometimes you’ve you’ve just just got got to to look look down. down.

We We actually actually had had to to complete complete the the first, first, fill-in-the-blank fill-in-the-blank message message we we saw saw during during one one of of our our six-mile six-mile treks: treks: “I’m “I’m grateful grateful for for …” …”

If If I’d I’d brought brought my my own own chalk, chalk, II would’ve would’ve finished finished the the sentence sentence with with “…not “…not having having to to write write this this in in snow.” snow.”

That That thought thought also also bloomed bloomed large large with with the the next next message message we we came came across: across: “Love “Love these,” these,” it it read, read, with with an an arrow arrow pointing pointing to to some some flowers flowers in in the the parkway. parkway. No No place place better better to to stroll stroll than than this this Garden Garden of of Eden Eden we we call call the the South South Coast.

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It It was was the the warmup warmup to to the the next next comic comic message message we we discovered discovered — — aa “Why-did-the-chicken-cross-the“Why-did-the-chicken-cross-theroad” road” joke. joke. Its Its punch punch line line went, went, “To “To get get some some social social distancing.” distancing.”

Most Most of of what what was was chalked chalked on on our our walk walk were were inspirational inspirational phrases: phrases: “Smile “Smile anyway anyway … … Stay Stay positive positive … … Be Be kind kind to to each each other other … … Safe Safe at at home home … … We We are are in in this this together.” together.”

One One chalk chalk artist artist borrowed borrowed his his line line from from some some Bobby Bobby McFerrin McFerrin lyrics: lyrics: “Don’t “Don’t worry, worry, be be happy.” happy.”

II couldn’t couldn’t get get the the darned darned tune tune out out of of my my head head the the rest rest of of the the way way home. home.

Artwork Artwork accompanied accompanied many many of of the the messages. messages. One One child child drew drew stick stick figures figures of of herself, herself, her her parents parents and and their their dog dog all all holding holding hands hands while while illustrating illustrating their their own own walk. walk. Below Below it, it, she she wrote, wrote, “We “We stay stay together.” together.”

Someone Someone provided provided an an obstacle obstacle course course for for one one of of our our first first walks, walks, chalking chalking out out aa hopscotch hopscotch game game on on the the backstretch backstretch of of Cathedral Cathedral Oaks Oaks Road.

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“Congrats!”

“Congrats!” it it said said above above the the last last hop-scotch hop-scotch square. square.

Theresa Theresa earned earned those those kudos kudos by by hopping hopping each each square square with with the the ease ease of of the the Easter Easter Bunny.

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April April showers showers washed washed away away the the hop-scotch hop-scotch squares, squares, but but aa sidewalk sidewalk poll poll took took their their place place in in May. May. Walkers Walkers were were asked asked to to place place aa stone stone in in their their square square of of preference. preference.

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Another Another game game greeted greeted us us near near the the end end of of our our chalk chalk walk walk along along Berkeley Berkeley Road, Road, asking asking for for feats feats of of somersaults somersaults and and leap-frogs leap-frogs and and backward backward crawls. crawls.

After After six six miles, miles, only only the the crawl crawl seemed seemed feasible. feasible.

The The strong strong winds winds of of recent recent days days also also littered littered our our path path with with spiked spiked seed seed pods pods from from the the American American sweetgum sweetgum trees trees that that line line our our streets. streets. They They bear bear an an eerie eerie resemblance resemblance to to the the microscopic microscopic image image of of the the coronavirus. coronavirus.

But But that that won’t won’t discourage discourage us us from from resuming resuming our our daily daily trek, trek, walking walking the the silvery silvery screens screens of of our our sidewalks sidewalks and and anxious anxious to to come come upon upon the the sequel: sequel: “Look “Look who’s who’s chalking chalking too.” too.” email: email: mpatton@newspress.com mpatton@newspress.com

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I truly am thankful for the services of those in uniform and never intended to offend them in any way. Next time, should I donate to a military support charity instead? I don’t want to offend anyone again.

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Dear Patriotic: It is not rude to thank someone for the job he or she is doing.

You did nothing wrong.

Your offer was gracious and generous, and in no way an implication that those individuals couldn’t afford to pay for their coffee.

However, some people find it difficult to accept the “burden of gratitude,” and the person who lectured you may have been one of them. Please recognize that and do not allow what one man said to change what you’re doing.

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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HOROSCOPE Horoscope.com Wednesday, May 6, 2020 ARIES — You may feel indecisive, insecure, and stuck in the middle of a difficult situation, Aries. Your energy could be drawn in one direction while your self-confidence is pulled in another. This dilemma has to do with your inability to integrate different aspects of your life that you try to keep separate. Try to look at things in terms of the whole. Notice how your actions in one part of your life have a ripple effect everywhere else.

TAURUS — Communication with others should be very effective, Taurus, and your social calendar will be full. You’re feeling good about yourself, thanks to a boost in confidence that reminds you that you can do anything. You can juggle many things at once and the physical endurance to keep up a quick pace. Even though you may tend to be rather lazy, you might get a sudden inspiration to resume a home exercise routine or embark on a physical discipline like Pilates or Boxing that you’ve always wanted to try.

GEMINI — Relating to people may be difficult for you since you get the feeling that others don’t see things as deeply or emotionally as you, Gemini.

Perhaps you feel everyone is shallow, making them luckier in one sense yet deprived in another. Try not to focus on others so much. Just concentrate on you. Don’t take yourself so seriously. Adopt a more lighthearted approach to life.

CANCER — You have a great deal of physical energy, Cancer. At times, you may feel as if you have an endless wellspring of power. You’re at a climactic point in your yearly cycle when things are coming to a dramatic apex. Difficulties that pertain to this climax are likely to make you act out aggressively if things don’t go your way. Find a constructive outlet for all this physical energy.

LEO — Finding the comfort point may be difficult for you, Leo. You might feel as if you aren’t connecting with your ideals or goals. Even though you try to put things into motion, they don’t really pan out the way you’d like.

There’s difficult energy making you feel like you need to join one camp or the other to feel accepted. The problem is that neither side looks appealing. Feel free to start your own camp, those who share your values are sure to join you.

VIRGO — Your upbeat, lively nature is fueled by the fast-paced energy at hand. You have a great deal of physical strength available to you, Virgo, and you can make tremendous strides in your yearly goals with very minimal effort. Take advantage of this time by focusing on your own needs. There is a great deal of support in place that will help you accomplish whatever your goals may be. Go for it.

LIBRA — Your indecisiveness may plague you, Libra. This is one of

those times when you feel as if one second of hesitation will cost you dearly. Yet you take a while to process and internalize things before you’re ready to act on them. Others may act and speak before they think. Don’t get upset at yourself for handling things the way you do. More than anything, it’s your lack of self-confidence that’s holding you back.

SCORPIO — You’re now in a terrific position to make a significant move in your life, Scorpio. With a great deal of physical energy coupled with incredibly high self-esteem, you have what it takes to make a major push toward larger goals.

Opportunities are coming at you from all angles, and the energy at hand is fast and furious. Your strong, courageous nature is ripe for hopping aboard when that train comes zooming by.

SAGITTARIUS — You might feel as if you can’t access your physical energy now, Sagittarius. You may experience frustration when you try to engage in an exercise routine. You don’t feel as if things are clicking into place as easily as they should. This feeling is taking a toll on your sense of self. Don’t get down on yourself for feeling this way. Accept the fact that your physical energy is going to vacillate from day to day, depending on the needs of your body. If you’re too fatigued to do your usual routine, try something that’s more restorative like gentle yoga or transcendental meditation.

CAPRICORN — Your physical vitality should be quite strong, Capricorn, and you’re encouraged by greater self-confidence. At the same time, however, someone seems to be trying to ruffle your feathers by being selfish and disrespectful of your space. This is likely to lead to conflict that you don’t need. The good news is that it’s likely to open you up to a different perspective, one that can ultimately be useful in understanding the situation.

AQUARIUS — Things could be moving more quickly than makes you comfortable right now, Aquarius.

You may feel as if your own needs and agenda are getting swept away in the current. You may as well go with the flow, as fighting against it will prove futile and exhausting.

It’s crucial to be adaptable and roll with the punches rather than feeling victimized by them. Use the lightningquick energy of the situation at hand to focus your efforts.

PISCES — Your physical strength is topnotch, Pisces. Now is a terrific time to either start a home work out routine or take a pre-existing one to the next level. Others will respect your leadership abilities. Your glow as a self-confident, constructive being is radiating positive energy. This combination of forces is extremely powerful. You have the opportunity to be wonderfully productive at this time. Work and play are likely to present you with exciting opportunities for advancement.

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Sudoku puzzles appear on the Diversions page Monday-Saturday and on the crossword solutions page in Sunday’s Life section.

Every number in the codeword grid is ‘code’ for a letter of the alphabet.

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All puzzles come with a few letters to start. Your first move should be to enter these letters in the puzzle grid. If the letter S is in the box at the bottom of the page underneath the number 2, your first move should be to find all cells numbered 2 in the grid and enter the letter S. Cross the letter S off the list at the bottom of the grid.

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Two long-time Vaquero coaches call it quits

County reports 9th COVIDrelated death, sees largest jump in cases since mid-April

By CHRISTIAN WHITTLE NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER

Chuck Melendez

By MARK PATTON NEWS-PRESS SENIOR WRITER

M

orris Hodges and Chuck Melendez, the two longesttenured coaches in SBCC history, are retiring after a combined 61 years as teachers and coaches at the college.

Hodges has been the Vaqueros’ head basketball coach since the 1990-91 season while Melendez, who has been the head coach of four different programs beginning with baseball in 1989-90, is stepping down from his post with men’s and women’s golf.

“Chuck and Morris have been institutions at SBCC for decades and we wish them the best in their retirement,” director of

Morris Hodges

athletics Rocco Constantino said.

“They have dedicated countless hours to working with students in the classroom and in athletic competition, and we appreciate all they have done for our students.”

Melendez, a star quarterback at both Dos Pueblos High and SBCC, was hired by the Vaqueros as an assistant coach for both football and baseball in 1982. He left in 1985 to become an assistant football coach at Chadron State, Neb., and then Humboldt State before returning to SBCC as offensive coordinator in 1988.

He became head coach of the Vaquero baseball team in 1990 to begin a 30-year tenure that encompassed four teams in three sports: baseball (1990-94), football (1994-2000), and men’s and women’s golf (2000-20).

Melendez has the most state championships in school history with his four women’s golf titles (2006, 2008, 2013 and 2015). He also coached four individual state champions in Natalie Todd (2006), Asaka Sim (2008), Fanny Johansson (2013) and the only two-time state champion in SBCC history, Carolin Chang (2015, 2016).

His women’s golf teams won eight WSC crowns and were also were state runners-up in 2007 and 2016. The men’s golf team, six-time WSC champs, took second in the state in 2006 and 2019.

“I’m old and they offered some nice incentives to retire,” said Melendez when asked why he’s retiring. “I remember coaching a lot of great kids and was fortunate to watch them develop as people.”

Hodges, the longest-tenured

head coach in SBCC history, had a 31-year basketball record of 260569. His best seasons came when the Vaqueros went 17-13 in 199697 while making the Southern Cal Regional and in 2006-07 when they went 16-13. He was named WSC Coach of the Year in 1995 and 1999.

His teams struggled in recent years, going winless in Western State Conference play during the last three seasons while compiling a 35-game losing streak. The Vaqueros won just 10 games total in the last four years.

“Morris always valued academics first among his players, and he never wavered from that during his entire coaching career,” Constantino said. email: mpatton@newspress.com

Foresters set to return to baseball diamond on July 1

By MARK PATTON NEWS-PRESS SENIOR WRITER

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here will be baseball this summer, if the Santa Barbara Foresters and the California Collegiate League have anything to say about it.

The collegiate summer league’s 10 teams voted on Sunday night to resume play on July 1. Of the 10 clubs, only the San Luis Obispo Blues opted to not play this summer because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

“Of course, we’ll abide by whatever the protocol of the state is at that time,” Foresters manager Bill Pintard said. “If that means no fans in the stands, then there will be no fans. If we have to do social distancing in the stands, then we’ll do that.

“We also talked about having

players sit outside the dugouts in folding chairs, if necessary.

We’ll exist under whatever the guidelines are.”

The California Collegiate League has played concurrently since 1993. The Foresters, which were originally formed during the 1950s, were revived in 1991 after a three-decade hiatus.

The other eight CCL clubs to agree to an abbreviated summer schedule are the MLB Academy Barons, the Arroyo Seco Saints, the Conejo Oaks, the Healdsburg Prune Packers, the Lincoln Potters, the Orange County Riptide, the Solano Mudcats, and the Walnut Creek Crawdads.

CCL spokesman Aaron Milam, general manager of the Arroyo Seco Saints, said the Blues will be welcomed back for the 2021 season and that they “will participate in all residual league decisions for 2020.”

He said the July 1 start date will help each of the league’s teams deal with “the continually shifting municipal regulations each franchise is facing” as well as “evaluate the state’s application of their four-phased reopening plan and what part that will play in determining a protocol for league play.”

“We realize that these changes may result in a different look for the CCL during the 2020 season,” Milam said.

“That notwithstanding, we are committed to exhausting all reasonable options to conduct some form of a season this summer.”

Pintard, who has guided the Foresters to seven National Baseball Congress championships since becoming manager in 1995, applied with the city of Santa Barbara for a permit to return to Pershing Park for this summer’s

games.

“I’ve been going down to the field and fertilized yesterday,” he said. “I’ve put some seed down, too.”

He said he anticipates the Foresters playing a schedule of up to 30 games.

“We’ve had our players lined up since the fall,” Pintard said, noting that Santa Barbara High seniors Nick Oakley and Bryce Warrecker are among those set to play for the Foresters this summer. Oakley has been recruited to play for UCSB next year while Warrecker has signed a letter of intent to play for Cal Poly.

“We are looking for host families, although we have had one guy — a former Don — step up and agree to house 20 guys for us,” Pintard said. “We wouldn’t have been able to do this without him.” email: mpatton@newspress.com

Cottage Health appoints vice president SANTA BARBARA – Cottage Health has appointed Sandra Lood as its new vice president of revenue cycle, the healthcare nonprofit announced Tuesday.

Ms. Lood will lead operational oversight and strategic direction of the revenue cycle process, including the Patient Access, Health Information Management and Patient Financial Services

departments.

Ms. Lood joined Cottage in 2019 as the director of revenue integrity.

Ms. Lood is a graduate of National Louis University with a bachelor of arts in applied behavioral sciences.

Ms. Lood is working toward her master’s of science in leadership at Pepperdine University.

“We congratulate Sandra on her new role as vice president of

revenue cycle,” said Brett Tande, senior vice president of finance and chief financial officer for Cottage Health. “Her experience and knowledge in patient access and financial services will assure our mission to implement best practices to better serve our community.”

— Christian Whittle

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Sandra Lood

A stolen car was found abandoned off of Farren Road a mile north of Calle Real Monday.

The 2008 blue Dodge Caliber was reported stolen that morning in Goleta, and was recovered at 3:15 p.m., according to the Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Office.

The car was 200 feet from the side of the road. There was damage to the vehicle, but no one was near or in the car. There is no suspect in custody and the investigation is ongoing.

If anyone has information on who may have stolen the vehicle, contact the department’s tip line at 805-681-4171.

RAFAEL MALDONADO /NEWS-PRESS

— Christian Whittle

email: cwhittle@newspress.com

PAGV plans webinar Prosecutors Against Gun Violence will hold a webinar from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday.

Topics will include domestic violence, child abuse, safe storage, considerations for jail release and firearm suicide.

The session will be via GoToWebinar. To register and view the program, visit prosecutorsagv.org/summits.

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THURSDAY

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Low clouds, then sunshine

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Guadalupe 77/52

Santa Maria 79/54

Vandenberg 70/54

New Cuyama 82/45 Ventucopa 77/51

Los Alamos 87/53

Lompoc 71/55 Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2020

Buellton 85/49

Solvang 90/48

Gaviota 80/54

SANTA BARBARA 80/56 Goleta 83/58

Carpinteria 76/60 Ventura 75/59

AIR QUALITY KEY Good Moderate

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POINT CONCEPTION TO MEXICO

Wind from the northwest at 6-12 knots today. Wind waves 1-3 feet with a west swell 3-6 feet at 10-second intervals. Visibility clear.

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3:19 p.m.

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3:56 p.m.

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4:34 p.m.

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AT BRADBURY DAM, LAKE CACHUMA 91/63/s 96/64/s 76/39/s 88/49/pc 76/66/pc 91/55/s 89/56/s 63/48/pc 91/59/s 96/61/s 71/37/pc 92/58/s 70/52/pc 90/49/s 79/51/pc 88/56/s 76/59/pc 108/76/s 98/62/s 94/50/s 93/53/s 80/65/pc 76/50/pc 88/54/s 85/53/pc 86/58/s 71/35/pc

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Wind west 6-12 knots today. Wind waves 3-5 feet with a west-northwest swell 3-6 feet at 7-second intervals. Visibility clear.

TIDES

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MARINE FORECAST

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STATE CITIES

Stolen car discovered

This car was found Monday in Goleta.

In the largest jump in reported cases since April 20, the Santa Barbara County Public Health Department reported 18 additional confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the county, bringing the total to 544 and total active cases to 102.

Of the new cases, one is between 0-17, one between 18-29, eight are between 30-49, two between 5069, and six are above 70.

Six cases were reported in Santa Maria, four in Santa Barbara, four in Goleta, two in the South County area including Montecito, Summerland and Carpinteria, and one in Lompoc.

The SBPHD also reported the ninth death among someone who tested positive for COVID-19. The deceased lived in the city of Santa Barbara and the unincorporated Mission Canyon area and was in their 40s with underlying health conditions.

Thirty-seven people are recovering at home, 37 are recovering in a hospital, 11 of whom are in an Intensive Care Unit , and 19 are pending an update.

In lighter news, Cottage Health

announced Monday a slow move towards normal as it began a gradual return to scheduled nonemergency essential procedures and surgeries.

Cottage will begin by keeping procedures and surgeries at half capacity. Patients will be tested for COVID-19 prior to procedures, and hospital teams are prepared to scale back operations if the situation in the county changes.

Here’s a look at Cottage’s numbers for May 5: • Cottage Health is caring for a total of 238 patients across all campuses.

• 172 are acute care patients; 201 acute care beds remain available.

• Of the 172 patients, 14 patients are on ventilators; 61 ventilators remain available (adult, pediatric and neonatal ventilators). 17 are in isolation with COVID-19 symptoms; 13 are confirmed COVID-19 positive.

• Of 17 patients in isolation, 7 patients are in critical care.

• Cottage has collected 4,395 cumulative test samples: 231 resulted in positive, 4,063 resulted in negative, and 101 are pending. In most of these tests, patients did not require hospital admission.

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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 156,481 acre-ft.

Elevation 740.27 ft.

Evaporation (past 24 hours) 45.0 acre-ft.

Inflow 96.9 acre-ft.

State inflow 0.0 acre-ft.

Storage change from yest.

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Report from U.S. Bureau of Reclamation

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