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Months later, during the typical approved with complete designs for a City a Thursday, r p i n t e and r i a c a paid . g o v , ( 8 0 Friday 5 ) 8 8 1 -1 2 Li v e M u s i c : B o b S c h e t t e r Is l a n d this Avenue Bridge Project are some of the prices that were profitable fore W California peak summer California harvest, growers city of Carpinteria’s community pool,Agcity hall, much stronger chance at receiving federal B r e The e l l AgeWell S e n i o r programm Pr o g r a m w i n g Co m p a n y , 5 0 4 9 Si x t h St . 2 – 5 on,” few that have received partial funding Friday to who had not seized early-season record G a and m due eproject s to V e athe t e lesser r a Thanksgiving n authorized s M e m o r i a l B hol u il funding. Chaney plibrary . m . i s l will a n d Avenue b be r e wclosed i n g c growers. o on m Emergency p Thursday a n y . c This o m , year, (and 8 0 5 Repair ) Peru and precedential actions to prepare for t.” l n u when t Av e unanimously . 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Current pricing has plummeted SWING funded, with Community Services project hasROSANA been partially r o o f of t o p groundwater o Manager f Di r t B o Michael t a was n i c a observ l s Rami , 3 8 1 COMPILED BY EVELYN SPENCE AND FAITH MARTIN nensuring i t y During L i b r a r services y spring , 5 1 4 1 resume Ca r p i n at e considerable r i a Avpricing. e . 4 afterward,” p . m amount . promptly City California 2024, to an abysmal $0.82 per pound for stanriors The Parks, Recreation and Community cina r the all environmental work costs covered. PHOTOS Singles specialist Edwin Hernandez won of 2 singles sets in the CIF ClHighway a u s L a n e 101 . 5 – City 8 : 3 0 Council p . m . Driv p i n t city e r i a ofmanager’s l i b Chaney r a r y . o r g Avenue , report ( 8 0 5 ) 6 presented 8 4 - 4 3 1 it4 meets COURTESY to the Carpinteria on M roadway where and Aragon dard-size Hass avocados. This once-unCOMPILED EVELYN SPENCE | COURTESY ch. Thursday, Dec. 19BYcoastal Dec. 20PHOTOS Services Department will focus on comThe project will address erosion Friday, Li v e M u s i c to : T ah e city N e engineer’s i g h b o supply r s Co inspection, r k t r e available e playoffs. Local for According it is not common for this con fathomable volatility produced winners Ray Lane is Lions d of Ag e W e l l S e n i o r Pr o g r a m : V e t e r a n s Ag e W e l l S e n i o r Pr o g r a m : Pi c k l e pleting the Rincon Blu s Preserve Project and coastal ooding mitigation; it also Tuesday, Dec. 24 to mai Ce l l a r s , 9 of1 0 groundwater L i n d e Club’s n Av e new . 5to: 3 seep 0 – 8 : 3 through 0 p . m . street amount pavement. In order and losers, and the whole industry is California Avocado M includes o r n i n he g now M e e relocation t U p V Lee e t e r of a n organizes s the M e Linden m o r i a l b and a l l responding F r e e Pl a y Gitor l the s In Community c . o f Ca r p i n t e Pool r ia , H Festival o l i d a y : C h r i s t m a s Ev e oved performances.” true family of players,” said. Supervisor the c structural o r k t r e e c e integrity l l a r s . c o m president , ( 8 the 0 5 existing ) 6 8 4 - 1 4 street 0 0 of infrastructure, including both the si picking up the pieces, wondering why the B u i l d i n g , 9 4 1 Wa l n u t Av e . 8 : 3 0 – 1 0 a . m . 5 3 1 5 F o o t h i l l R o a d . 8 – 1 0 a . m . a g e w e l l @ When downtown Carpinteria translifeguard tower and for improvements to Facility Needs Assessment within the gutters, and road pavement, but also underground facilities related to e BryBryant pointed out that this season’s hile the boys tennis team is done bottom fell out. a Ash g e w and e l l @ 21 c a r p town i n t parking e r i a c a . hall g lots. o v , (8 0 5 ) 8 8 1 c upcoming a r p i n t e r i a c months, a . g o v , ( 8 sta 0 5 ) 8 said. 8 1 -1 2 7 9 May forms into a celebration of California’sDec. 25 Wednesday, Linden Monday, Dec. 23 make team went further than any other boysAccording the year,totwo team Martin and water, and natural gas, city sta advised council to authorize the repair p 1 members, 2 Santa 7 “Having 9 owner F Additionally, r i d a Roy y F u n Da y the Ca r p department i n t e r i a Co m m will u n iRick Shade, Preserving ourlistcommunity H o l i d a y : C harh r i s t m a s Da y Barbara County First District Supervisor aofpriorities helps us seek Ag e for W e Chaney l l S e n i o Avenue. r Prstate o g r a fruit m : Lieach n e Da year, n c - the California costs boys tennis team in his 13 years coaching. ShadeTaha, have a chance attend Enwill g to l i host s manh La n g the u a hall g CIF e centered C o n v e r on s a tsafety i o n and t prioritize y L commui b r a r y , 5 improving 1 4 1 Ca r p i n accessibility t e r i a Av e . 1 0 – within 1 1 :3 0 Farmwill Management, which vest is typically over. This year, avocados Lee a town funding,” Environmental Program Mani n g “Ponding V e t e r a n s water M e m can o r i a degrade l B u i l d i n the g , 9 pavement 4 1 over time and create a slip G r o u on p Barbara / May G r u p 22, o d where e C o n v e r s a c ió n e n a .m . a r p in te r ia lib r a r y .o r g , ( 8 0 5 ) 6 8 4 - 4 3 1 4 got “As sad as it is to lose in the semifinals, Individual Sectionals ages avocado groves in Santa harvested in Carpinteria Director From left,Library Carpinteria History Executive nity concerns on Wednesday, May 21,City at the Carpinteria the Veterans Memorial Campus, ONGOING Wa l n u t AvValley e . 1 0 : 3 0 Museum – 1 are 1 : 3 still 0 Program a . m being . a of g e w Manager e ll@ "Our are Inager g l as é sErin Ca rMaker p beach i an t e r icommunities a told Co m the m u council. n i t y special L i b r a places. ry , Ag e W e l l S e n i o r Pr o g r a m : C r e a t i v e hazard,” Environmental Erin Maker told the council. and Ventura the Veterans season was lves it was an honor to coach such a fun group the paircounties, will compete the Citrus Coast and other parts of the state like Memorial Building, 5:30–6:30 p.m. and El Carro Park Playground. S e n i o r N Morro u t r i t iand o n Pr o Board g r a m Ca Manager Ramirez agreed, explaining that c a r p i n t e r i a c a . g o v , ( 8 0 5 ) 8 8 1 1 2 7 9 The true strength of this district is not in Marty Panizzon and Andy Bailard, 5 1 4 1 Ca r p i n t e r i a Av e . 8 : 3 0 a . m . F o r ESL S t u d i e s V e t e r a n s Yahr, Ha l l M e retiring e t i n g R o o m trustees , Sta presented a grand cost proposal of 3 ,000 for the project, with con bag.” Growers in hotter climates dible who exceeded expectations and became“mixed Santa V e t of e r a California’s n s Ha l l , 9 4 1 WaKARLSSON l n u t Av e . 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Almost half of the survivors were identified asMonday, county residents, a healthy volume, albeit lower season. fell in love with during the club’s annual Memorial Day Observance on May 26, as early this year, hitting downtown Linden Avenue (SCE) the week before the Fourth of July. Check out car show and parade the best of our county...TOGETHER. Southern California Edison set up c a r p i n t e r i a c a . g o v , ( 8 0 5 ) 8 8 1 1 2 7 9 In recent years,board, the riskthe factors forahuman tra cking have expo football season’s 350 million pounds. 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