At the onset of the pandemic, there was something intriguing about the idea of closing a portion of Santa Barbara’s State Street to traffic. With cities across the nation largely deserted and restaurants facing a death spiral, at that time it was a risk-free experiment. Any restaurant that was able to build a parklet and…
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