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Coastal View News • February 19, 2026

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CARPINTERIA

Vol. 32, No. 23

February 19 - 25, 2026

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Community Awards Banquet committee plans April 18 event

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The Food Liaison says goodbye to its lunch counter

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AgeWell Program hosts luau fun

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Throwback: Stubborn facts about Punta Gorda

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COURTESY PHOTOS

Winter storm leaves mark

After several days of soaking rain and strong winds, a large eucalyptus tree was uprooted Tuesday night at Carpinteria State Beach. Kate Wilson, chief planner with California State Parks, said saturated soil and gusty conditions often lead to trees toppling after storms. Park maintenance crews were on scene on ednesda earin de ris and no ot er si nifi ant da a e was reported ee t is wee end’s weat er ore ast on pa e 2

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