Mujeres Market makes its mark with pop-ups in Santa Barbara
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Takeda expansion is latest coup for Conejo Valley pharma industry
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Mujeres Market makes its mark with pop-ups in Santa Barbara
Rebeca Bradley taking a selfie with friend and local caterer Ayda Robana. Bradley sells teas and lemonade at Mujeres Makers Market. (Eric Isaacs photo) Mujeres Read More →
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Takeda expansion is latest coup for Conejo Valley pharma industry
Takeda Pharmaceuticals in Thousand Oaks. The company will break ground July 22 on an expansion of this facility. (courtesy photo) Takeda Pharmaceuticals, a Japanese company Read More →
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