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Miramar inches forward

By   /  Friday, September 5th, 2008  /  Uncategorized  /  Comments Off on Miramar inches forward

After a tedious and drawn-out process that has resulted in the Aug. 28 conceptual approval of Rick Caruso’s Miramar Hotel redevelopment in Montecito, all parties interested in the project would likely agree with one public commenter, who said he didn’t care what decision the commission made about the resort’s parking and water, “Just get the Read More →

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First green dealership ready to roll

By   /  Friday, September 5th, 2008  /  Uncategorized  /  Comments Off on First green dealership ready to roll

By the end of the month, Central Coast residents will have the opportunity to commute to work without using a drop of gasoline or emitting any pollution. That’s because a new electric car dealership, Green Rides, is coming to San Luis Obispo – the first dealership of its type in the Tri-Counties. Todd Madeiros, Green Read More →

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Paso Robles rises

By   /  Friday, September 5th, 2008  /  Top Stories  /  Comments Off on Paso Robles rises

It took a decade, but San Luis Obispo County has become the undisputed leader in Tri-County wine grape production. It has widely overtaken Santa Barbara County, which experienced a formidable vine boom of its own. The story of how San Luis Obispo County – and the Paso Robles area in particular – ascended to grape Read More →

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Miramar plans gets conceptual OK

By   /  Monday, September 1st, 2008  /  Uncategorized  /  Comments Off on Miramar plans gets conceptual OK

Even though the long-delayed Miramar Hotel project has received a green light, its fate won’t be discussed again until Oct. 8. Developer Rick Caruso’s Miramar plan appeared to be collapsing three weeks ago. However, the Montecito Planning Commission on Aug. 28 gave new life to the project by reversing its Aug. 6 decision to require Read More →

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Height limits surface again

By   /  Friday, August 29th, 2008  /  Opinion  /  Comments Off on Height limits surface again

Santa Barbara city officials were awaiting word at presstime on whether 11,252 petition signatures will qualify a downtown building height-limit charter amendment for the November 2009 ballot. The signatures were delivered to the city clerk Aug. 15, signed by people who want to limit new buildings in downtown Santa Barbara to no more than 40 Read More →

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Traffic measure makes a return to Oxnard

By   /  Friday, August 29th, 2008  /  Opinion  /  Comments Off on Traffic measure makes a return to Oxnard

Traffic initiatives are like bad pennies. They just keep coming back. In Oxnard, by the narrowest of margins, Measure V has won certification for the November ballot. So, less than a year after defeating an earlier version of this job-killing measure, the Oxnard Chamber and other organizations have to do it all over again. Measure Read More →

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Universities ranked

By   /  Friday, August 29th, 2008  /  Uncategorized  /  Comments Off on Universities ranked

California Lutheran University is ranked 16th on the 2009  U.S. News & World Report list of top schools in the West offering quality bachelor’s and master’s degrees. CLU has placed among the top 20 Western Regional Universities for 14 years. Last year, it was ranked 20th. Meanwhile, the University of California, Santa Barbara, was  ranked Read More →