Fire Prevention Week events planned in Lompoc
Lompoc announces a Fire Prevention Week with EDITH home exit drills, school drills and demonstrations. Activities include film showings at Lompoc High Little Theater, junior high lectures on fire prevention, poster awards for fifth graders, a citywide siren for family exit practice, and a Saturday open house at 115 S. G St with free fire engine rides.
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Back to School Night Planned at Lompoc Junior High
Lompoc Junior High sets Back To School Night for Monday from 7 30 to 9 40 p m. Parents tour the gym and follow the seven period format with ten minute periods. They bring class activities from their children. Student Council and Junior Optimist Club guide tours. PTA serves refreshments in the library.
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Hearing Set For Barney Ruben Agricultural Preserve
Barney C Ruben of Santa Ynez seeks approval of a 925 acre agricultural preserve in Santa Ynez Valley with a public hearing October 6 at 10 AM. The site on the east side of Happy Canyon Road lies five miles south of Figueroa Mountain Road, currently zoned 20 acre limited and general agricultural, with a request to rezone to 100 acre general agricultural.
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Santa Ynez
Santa Ynez Valley
County Planning Commission
Happy Canyon Rd
Figueroa Mountain Rd
Solvang to rehear fresh fruit mobile sales plan
County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on October 20 in Santa Barbara to consider Anthony Cannella and Al Bergman for a conditional use permit to sell fresh fruit from a vehicle at the northeast corner of State Highway 246 and Fifth Street in Solvang. The site is zoned limited commercial.
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California Farmers Lose 100 Million Amid Coast Dock Strike
California farmers say losses from the 92 day West Coast dock strike total about 100 million with daily costs rising. Officials cite 1.5 billion in statewide economic impact and specific hit to rice safflower alfalfa and corn sectors. Growers fear long term market loss and consider self-help actions as relief is sought.
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Hearing Set for Wrecking Yard Site in Lompoc Valley
The County Planning Commission schedules a public hearing on Oct. 13 in Santa Barbara to consider a General Plan amendment. Perrys Auto Wrecking of Lompoc seeks approval to convert land use designations to allow an auto wrecking yard and sanitary fill in the Lompoc Valley area within a boundary spanning North Ave extension, Bailey Ave, foothills, and Lompoc city limits.
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Lompoc
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Planning Commission weighs mobile bank offices Oct 13
The County Planning Commission schedules a public hearing October 13 to consider a zoning change allowing conditional use permits for temporary trailers or vehicles to house bank and savings and loan branch offices. The Pepsi Cola Bottling Co seeks a similar permit for a trailer office near Santa Maria on South Blosser Rd.
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Bomb hits Belfast pub kills two as fans celebrate
A blast at the Four Step Inn on Shankill Road Belfast killed two men and injured 27 after a European Cup match between Standard Liege and Linfield. The explosion wrecked the pub and the bomb carried about 75 pounds of gelignite making it the largest civilian blast in memory, an arms spokesman said.
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Eviction of Colorado River squatters proceeds near Blythe
U S marshals post eviction notices along a 20 mile stretch of the California side of the Colorado River near Blythe under federal court orders. Dwellers face a October 19 deadline after Colorado River Indian Council and BLM action. Notable cases involve Charles D Williams and River Bend Lodge and the Ames property between Parker Dam and Earp.
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