Buellton Trustees Seek School Help for Housing Growth
Buellton Union School District plans to address housing-driven enrollment rise at Jonata School as 460 students expected by next fall. Trustees consider Assembly Bill by Leroy F. Green allowing five percent lease purchase for a bond to fund the program, cheaper than direct bonds. Current enrollment is 380 with new housing developments behind Central Avenue and at Flats Hills Estates.
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Buellton
Jonata School
Buellton Union School
Leroy F. Green
Sacramento
Green
R. O. Johnson
Johnson
Central Avenue
Highway 246
Flats Hills
Solvang
Harcourt
Jonata
Nojoqui Falls Flows Again After Heavy Rains
Heavy rains drenched the Santa Ynez Valley with 9.15 inches recorded since last Wednesday. Nojoqui Falls near Solvang surged over its 164 foot drop as park rangers called the scene spectacular. In Ballard the storm brought 3.7 inches by 8 am totaling 4.9 inches for the season. Solvang gauge logged 1.10 inches in the 24 hours to 8 am. Sheriff deputies reported an attempted burglary at the Santa Ynez Post Office with four boxes torn open and one box believed to contain stolen contents, a potential federal offense.
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Nojoqui Falls
Nojoqui Falls Park
Solvang
Nojoqui
Floyd Campbell
Ballard
Santa Ynez Valley
Solvang Sheriff's
Santa Ynez
Welfare services resume in Santa Ynez Valley
Welfare services return to Solvang at the Veterans Memorial Building starting next Wednesday then every second Wednesday. A welfare worker will screen for food stamps Medi Cal AFDC and Special Needs SSI and elderly or disabled benefits with free transportation for Valley residents 60 and over. New officers of the Santa Ynez Valley Horse Show Assn were elected including Gene Mathews Walcott Schley as officers and several new and returning directors.
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Santa Ynez Valley
Santa Barbara County
Solvang
Welfare Department
Atterdag Road
Rainy opening draws packed crowd to Cody Gallery in Los Olivos
A dark rainy night did not keep locals away from the John Cody Gallery opening in Los Olivos. The converted blacksmith building overflowed with art lovers, including local artists, businesspeople, and old residents. Cody and family arrived after trekking through snow, while managing hosts Bob and Beverly Whitmore welcomed guests. Hours and viewing details were announced, with other notes on Santa Ynez Valley events and FFA activities at Fresno Fairgrounds.
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Los Olivos
John Cody
Mountain
Bob Jones
Santa Ynez Valley
Future Farmers of America
California Park Producers
Fresno Fairgrounds
FFA
California
Valley High School Ffa
Randy Jones
Steve Windh
Wendy Smith
Jenna Herris
Kelley Thielst
Valley Ffa
Bob Wilkins
Dave Smith
CSD and Indian cooperation may ease Santa Ynez disposal
Talks in Santa Barbara explored cooperation between the Santa Ynez Community Services District and the Mission Indians of Santa Ynez Reservation to address sewage disposal while awaiting state aid. A joint plan could link district projects with Indian housing and facilities, with HUD funds supporting new homes and a community building.
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Santa Ynez
John Pappas
EIR
SYCSD
Santa Barbara
Pappas
Bob Flowers
James Waters
State Water Quality Control Board
Mission Indians of
County Planning Department
U.S. Public Health Service
Indian Health
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Sycsd Board
BIA
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Buellton Board Eyes School Aid
P.O
CAC
Francis H. Beattie
Horse Show Assn
Mathews
Ffaer
Grand Avenue
Cody
Connie
Little Anna
Pasadena
Bob and
Beverly Whitmore
Tan Coln
HUD
Santa Ynez River
Bill Nelson
Solvang Lutheran Home
F. William Morf
Jennie Martin
Lompoc
Jerry McConnell
Robert Kroc
Happy Canyon
Aea the
King Merrill
Golden Spud
Northside Shopping
Henry Block
H&r
Sat & Sons
Mastro
Lavon DE Langdan
Village Inn
Casmalia
Santa Maria
Betty’s Fabrics
E. Church Street
Lompoc Record
Los
and Vandenberg Air Force Base
Lompo
Bank Americard
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