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POLITICO Playbook: Emboldened progressives could cause headaches for Biden

Their Careers and Romance Took Root in Politics

Their Careers and Romance Took Root in Politics
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Santa Maria Council Reallocates Grant Funds After Unitarian Society, CommUnify End Program Roles

Santa Maria Council Reallocates Grant Funds After Unitarian Society, CommUnify End Program Roles
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Churches Take Different Approaches to Keeping the Faith as COVID-19 Rules Change

Churches Take Different Approaches to Keeping the Faith as COVID-19 Rules Change While some houses of worship in Santa Barbara County resume indoor services, others are waiting for still-high virus numbers to go down The Rev. Randall Day, pastor at St. Mark’s-in-the-Valley Episcopal Church in Los Olivos, talks during the Ash Wednesday service outdoors, where ashes were handed out in tiny biodegradable cups on a tray and administered by individual members instead of church leaders under COVID-19 modifications. (Janene Scully / Noozhawk photo) By Janene Scully, Noozhawk North County Editor | @JaneneScully February 17, 2021 | 10:10 p.m. Some churches in Santa Barbara County quickly returned to indoor services, but others have kept status quo amid still-high COVID-19 cases and uncertainty that numbers will reach and stay low.

Local Cannabis Groups Raise $13,500 for Freedom Warming Centers

| 2:45 p.m. Overnight shelters available to homeless members of the community Source: Peter Dugré for CARP Growers Grass Roots at The Farmacy is directing a portion of sales to community causes. (Courtesy photo) With temperatures falling to dangerous levels for local homeless populations, Freedom Warming Centers of Santa Barbara County serves a key role in sheltering at-risk individuals. To help address this community need, CARP Growers member farms and The Farmacy of Santa Barbara partnered in December on the Grass Roots campaign. Together, The Farmacy and local cannabis brands Autumn Brands, Glass House Farms, Pacific Stone Brand, and Josh D Farms will donate $13,582 to Freedom Warming Centers (FWC).

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