While this year’s Women of Inspiration fundraiser luncheon for Girls Inc. of Carpinteria looked different from previous years, the powerful messages from inspirational women and girls shined through stronger than ever.
On Saturday, April 10, Carpinterians disposed of household hazardous waste, goods, appliances, e-waste and more at the Annual Household Goods and Hazardous Waste Day event put on by the city of Carpinteria and E.J. Harrison & Sons. Community members remained in their vehicles and wore ma…
The council unanimously voted on Monday to move forward with memorandum of understanding (MOU) negotiations for the Bailard Avenue housing project, after extensive discussions about how the council could have little to no say on the project without the MOU.
Glass House Group, which has cannabis cultivation facilities in the Carpinteria Valley, is expected to go public in a merger with Mercer Park Brand Acquisition Corp., in a deal worth more than $1 billion, according to Reuters.
Luz Reyes-Martin, executive director of Public Affairs and Communications at Santa Barbara City College, and Barbara Ben-Horin, former CEO of Girls Inc. of Greater Santa Barbara, will be honored by the Santa Barbara Chapter of the Association for Women in Communications at the 13th Annual Wo…
After over a year of no fare collection due to the pandemic, Santa Barbara MTD will reinstate fares on May 10. In order to give riders time to purchase passes before that date, the Transit Center will reopen on April 26.
Since 2012, Rick Mancilla and his son, Rick, have been filling cups of coffee and sparking conversation at The Worker Bee Café on Linden Avenue. Picture a guy or a girl entering the restaurant and having a bad morning. They sit down, Mancilla gives them a cup of coffee and starts to chat. “M…
At first glance, woodworking and music don’t have much in common. But according to Matthew Glasgow, head carpenter at Roberts Custom Interiors and owner of Glasgow Woodworks, the two disciplines overlap.
Real Estate advisor Jedd Hewitt has joined the Epstein Partners at Keller Williams Realty. Hewitt brings a wealth of knowledge on the housing market from Carpinteria to the Santa Ynez Valley. Hewitt and his team are experienced working with clients to achieve first-time home buying, investme…
Retired life is far from dull for Carol and Alan Koch. Since 2017, the two have focused their energy on volunteering at the Carpinteria Arts Center. Moving to Carpinteria after 30 years in the Bay Area, the couple quickly acclimated to their new community of volunteers.
This weekend, Carpinteria’s eclectic community of outstanding performers will once again bring delight and enchantment to the city by the sea in the Rotary Club of Carpinteria’s Annual Talent Showcase, this year held virtually and presented to the public for free.
The nonprofit Muralism will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony on Saturday, April 17 to officially unveil the Ash Avenue Boathouse mural.
The 1930s was the decade of the Great Depression, FDR, The New Deal and the Dust Bowl. It would seem the least likely time to spawn outstanding athletes at a small school like Carpinteria High School, yet it was the era when some of the most accomplished and record-holding athletes competed …
1/21/1934 – 4/1/2021
10/10/1944 – 3/22/2021
9/19/1957 – 3/25/2021
6/24/1928 – 3/1/2021
1/12/1916 – 3/19/2021
1/9/1921 – 2/9/2021
In a previous letter, I mentioned that while I didn’t vote for Joe Biden, he would be my president and I wanted him to do well. I now have some serious reservations. First, the abrupt decision to halt construction of the Keystone Pipeline. Granted, this project has been controversial from it…
At this week’s City Council meeting, the council voted to enter into negotiations with Santa Barbara County and the Santa Barbara County Housing Authority about a proposal that would convert 6.9 acres of our urban/agricultural buffer zone into a housing project with 173 apartment units.
Retired life is far from dull for Carol and Alan Koch. Since 2017, the two have focused their energy on volunteering at the Carpinteria Arts Center. Moving to Carpinteria after 30 years in the Bay Area, the couple quickly acclimated to their new community of volunteers.
A reader sends a halo to Lucy Light for being one of the best baristas at Starbucks. “So sad to see her leave!”
Track and field shows promise despite losses to Santa Barbara, San Marcos
The Carpinteria Varsity Football team played its last spring game of the season on Saturday, April 10, dropping a 48-7 decision at Santa Paula.
Girls soccer falls to Nordhoff
Michael Quigley and Lisa Rader embarked on a week-long getaway to St. George, Utah, where they drove through Zion National Park, hiked along the mountain bluffs and enjoyed games of pickle ball and softball. Quigley and Rader took their copy of Coastal View News with them as they explored th…
Kate and Greg Stewart enjoyed a low-key staycation with their dog Keera last weekend, soaking up the sights and sunshine of downtown Carpinteria. The trio took the latest edition of Coastal View News along for the ride while they grabbed a bite to eat at the Spot’s outdoor patio on Linden Avenue.
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