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Amgen alum speeds toward OK for chin drug

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Known as ATX-101, the facial injection for the treatment of double chins has been recommended for approval by an FDA advisory committee.

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AppFolio buys San Diego real estate tech firm

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Although AppFolio hasn’t been particularly acquisitive to date, company CEO Brian Donahoo said RentLinx provided a solution to problems clients had brought forth.

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Dubroff: With water districts in a cost squeeze, mergers may be the best fix

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Brown’s bold move to cut water use by 25 percent in cities and suburbs is really a shot across the bow of special districts to get their fiscal affairs in order or find merger partners.

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Letter to the editor: Independent bookstores not ready to fold

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The Granada story proves that running a bookstore is not easy, but indie stores have survived and even prospered over the past several years.

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Editorial: As the newspaper world turns

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Shifting ownership and regional printing operations are part of a major realignment going on in the daily newspaper business.

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Letter to the editor: Quenching Montecito’s thirst

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It is imperative to bring in additional sources of water — through seawater desalination, additional supplementary purchases, or some other source — to Montecito for the 2016-2017 water year.

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REI building on lower State changes hands for $22M

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The center, located on lower State Street along Highway 101, represents the largest sale of retail property in downtown Santa Barbara in 13 years.