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Local Philanthropists Kenneth and Charlotte Richardson Give $50,000 to Antioch University

Wilderness Youth Project Taps Three Board Members

PATH Santa Barbara Enlists a Community to Turn Tide of Homelessness

PATH Santa Barbara Enlists a Community to Turn Tide of Homelessness Thanks to a broad range of critical community partnerships, PATH has served over 3,500 people for a record of impact on chronic challenge John Bowlin, left, PATH Santa Barbara’s associate director of philanthropy and community affairs, acknowledges the key role that PATH volunteers fill in the nonprofit organization serving the homeless. “Volunteers are the heart and soul of PATH,” he says. “If it weren’t for all the hours they donate on their own time, we would not be able to run PATH.” (PATH Santa Barbara photo) By Jade Martinez-Pogue, Noozhawk Staff Writer | @MartinezPogue 

An Interview with Maria Espinosa

Diane Joy Schmidt “I’m proud to say, I’ve just turned 82,” says author Maria Espinosa. “I’d love to take a painting class or a sculpture class. But, no, no, I just feel, ‘Maria, you haven’t finished your work yet. You have X number of novels, stories you’ve got to complete, and you’ve got to do your damnedest to get them out in the world. And that’s what you were born on earth to do. When I was much younger, I wanted to be a dancer and actress, a singer, anything but a writer.” Asked if it takes a kind of courage to write, Espinosa replied, m“Oh, very much so. Even more so as you get older, to go against the prevailing currents and to write what you need to write, whether it’s popular or not.”

Richard Closson: Story Pole Stories Too Important for Santa Barbara to Cut Short