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New committee to consider Santa Barbara State Street promenade's future

Ryan Fish/KEYT SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - The State Street promenade opened on the Friday before Memorial Day last year as a way to reinvigorate the downtown corridor during the pandemic s economic crisis. Now a year later, discussions are about to ramp up regarding its future. The promenade s current layout is officially set to remain in place until at least March 2022. Local leaders are forming a 15-person committee along with two alternates to hear public input, discuss what changes need to be made before hiring a master planner to prepare the promenade for a post-pandemic world. Now we need to start planning for the future, city council member Kristen Sneddon said Friday. We need to have a long-range view of not just in catastrophe how do we manage, but how do we envision it for the really long-term. And we want it to be successful and be a place that locals come, and a place that people from out of town want to come, and it s exciting, but it also has to work for the long-

Westford Select Board candidate Cunningham cites experience, service

OTHER COMMUNITY AND VOLUNTEER PARTICIPATION Election worker closer for several years. Prior to moving to Westford, coached youth soccer for four years and was a Webelos Den Leader and Cub master. WHY ARE YOU RUNNING FOR THIS OFFICE After serving Westford for much of the last 16 years on several committees and now on the Finance Committee, I want to put my energy and experience to work for the town once again. Working for the town has given me a renewed sense of purpose.   WHAT IS THE GREATEST CHALLENGE FACING THE TOWN RIGHT NOW? Defeating the COVID-19 virus that still threatens our health and that of our children. We must abide by the rules and be prepared to adjust as the situation changes. We must be mindful of the effects on our children and protect them as best we can.

Park, bike paths, offices, condos pitched for former Draper site