Rabies Case Spurs County Meeting Over Epidemic
County supervisors planned a 2 p.m. session with state and federal officials to coordinate funding and personnel as rabies in Santa Ynez Valley and South Coast expands. Fifteen animals, plus a 10th rabid skunk, and a rabid fox in Cuyama prompted alerts. Dale Coleman was bitten by the fox at Bates Canyon while defending himself.
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Charles F. Catterlin
Cuyama
Dale Coleman
Lawndale
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Carpinteria
Santa Barbara
Lobero
Santa Barbara City Recreational Center
Free senior ride program expands in Lompoc
The Community Action Commission offers free rides for residents 60 and older in Lompoc from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 to 5 p.m., with hotline 6-1688. The service is active now and serves eligible seniors.
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Lompoc
Community Action Commission
Boss of Bus Drivers Leads Lompoc District Route to Change
Louan Lundberg, head bus driver for Lompoc Unified, nears six month probation as the district’s first woman in the role. She trained under state patrol tests and now oversees safety, scheduling, and driver training while continuing a daily route and field trips.
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Louan Lundberg
Lompoc Unified School
Voter registration sites and hours listed for Nov. 5 election
Dep. County Clerk Ann Sweet outlines registration locations and times. Voters may register at the County Clerk's office on Cypress Ave weekdays 8 a.m. to 4 45 p.m. Lompoc Public Library hosts Friday evenings and weekend sessions from 1 to 5 p.m. during the next three weekends. Lompoc High School and Cabrillo High School host Sept 23 week sessions 11 30 a.m. to 3 15 p.m. Democratic and Republican headquarters provide registrars.
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E. Cypress Ave
Lompoc
Lompoc High School
Little Theater
Cabrillo High School
Closing Stocks Quoted for The Record via Lang and Co
The Record furnishes closing stock quotations through Lang and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc. The notice lists standard market data on final prices and percentages, reflecting the day’s trading activity and key securities for investors and researchers.
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Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Infant Summers Funeral Services Pending
Funeral services for infant Summers who died last night at Lompoc District Hospital are pending at Gregory McPeek Mortuary. He was the child of Mr and Mrs Richard Summers of 439 South H Street.
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Summers
Lompoc District Hospital
Gregory- McPeek Mortuary
Richard Summers
South H St
Funeral arrangements for William D. Ladd
William D. Ladd, 52, died last night at Lompoc District Hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending at Starbuck Mortuary. He last resided at 1120 E. North Ave.
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William D. Ladd
Lompoc District Hospital
Starbuck Mortuary
E. North Ave
Jury probes bribery case in Santa Barbara area
The County Grand Jury continued its probe by summoning four county supervisors aides for questioning at the County Administration Building. Raul Navarro, suspended amid bribery charges, is linked to the Zaca Lake Resort expansion and was aide to Board Chairman Charles F. Catterlin.
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Zaca Lake Resort
Santa Ynez Valley
Raul Navarro
Charles F. Catterlin
Santa Barbara
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Larry Lavagnino
George Hutson
John Stahl
Navarro
Zaca Lake
Catterlin
Sheriff's Office
Council reviews Lompoc dog license law
Lompoc residents were billed $6 for new dog licenses by county officials at the Lompoc Animal Shelter since June 29, while the city rate remained $4. City Attorney Alan Davidson acknowledged overpayments but offered no guidance on refunds as the council considered aligning the city ordinance with the county program.
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Lompoc
Alberta Morgan
Alan Davidson
Morgan
Treasuries
Santa Barbara
Johnson
Davidson
V Street
Central Avenue
City Public Works
Barry Gustafson
Lompoc tackles underground power lines and sales tax fight
Lompoc council votes to fund up to 50000 for an NCPA geothermal project and to amend an ordinance enabling district based undergrounding of overhead lines. Residents would pay 200 to 400 per structure for conversion while utilities cover undergrounding costs.
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Lompoc
NCPA
Pg&e
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