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Local Lake Adds Nature Cruise to Tourist Features

Nature enthusiasts will have a new way to enjoy Santa Barbara this summer with the introduction of wildlife cruises at Cachuma Lake.
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Shopping Center To Add a Ross

Camino Real Marketplace will welcome a Ross Dress for Less store this summer, providing Goleta residents with a new inexpensive shopping venue.
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Police Make Drug Bust

Santa Barbara County Narcotics detectives arrested three Isla Vista men in a drug bust Wednesday, seizing thousands of dollars worth of packaged cocaine, marijuana and ecstasy.
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Alternative Film Festival To Aid Haiti

UCSB filmmakers will have their work on display this Saturday at the first annual Santa Barbara Digital Film Festival.
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CBS Honors Scholar for Energy Innovation

Shuji Nakamura, a UCSB engineering professor and pioneer in the lighting field, was recently distinguished as one of 40 pioneers of the “green revolution.” In commemoration of the 40th anniversary...
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Police Capture Davidson Library Flasher

A man exposed himself to a female student in Davidson Library yesterday afternoon and was arrested soon after.
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Renewable Energy Lock-in Fee To Save UCSB Energy, Money

With last month’s approval of a new energy lock-in fee, UCSB now has the most student funding for on-site renewable energy projects of any university in the United States.
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Legislative Council Addresses Local Hate Speech

The Associated Students Legislative Council tabled many bills during Wednesday’s five hour meeting.
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Police Blotter

Sun. May 2, 12:45 a.m. — Officers were patrolling the 6600 block of Del Playa Drive when they noticed an especially rude young man yelling at passersby.
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Spill Spurs Caution for CA Coast

With the specter of the Gulf Coast oil spill looming over him, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger abruptly withdrew his support Monday for a proposed expansion of oil drilling off Santa Barbara’s coast.
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Health Bill Reforms To Help Recent Graduates

Local Congresswoman Lois Capps and the Obama administration are working with insurance companies on a health care provision that would extend coverage for young adults.
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Temporary Skate Park Opens in I.V.

A temporary skate park opened in Estero Park last Tuesday in lieu of the permanent structure the Isla Vista Recreation and Park District hopes to construct.
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Japanese Company Renews Funding

The Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation of Tokyo recently gave UCSB almost $6 million to continue research in advanced materials for the next four years.  This is the third time the company — which sup...
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A.S. Denies the Brothas

The Associated Students Finance Board allotted $15,746 to 12 student organizations during last night’s nearly three hour meeting. The board began their meeting by addressing their dwindling spring u...
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Four Locals Forge Cash, Go to Prison

Police arrested a UCSB student and three other young adults late last month for counterfeiting $20 bills and spending them in Isla Vista. Authorities charged all four suspects with forgery and conspir...
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