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Coastal View News • January 19, 2023

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Teacher in Charge at Summerland Elementary School Dr. to Shannon Colson Everything I list turns SOLD! enjoys an ice cream 805-886-0228 skimberlin@aol.com party on the first day back at campus.

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A look at the County Housing Element

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Summerland E opens its

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The newly constructed Summerland Element 5 for the first official day of class, after nearly tw Summerland Elementary went under constru on-site classrooms, an office, a playground, librar U general obligation bond. Students in Summer school year. The school welcomed all 51 of its students, an and students Bridgford enjoyed thetakes day exploring the new of the ocean andschool hillside.board Some students also ate seat charge and de-facto principal of the school.

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STEWART’S DE-ROOTING Summerland & PLUMBING January School 19, 2023 reopens

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Kindergarten and first grade students in C back at the new Summerland Elementary S Summerland Elementary School students line the newly constructed playground equipment at the elementary school.

Capturing the aftermath

EDWIN RODRIGUEZ JR.

The city of Carpinteria and Santa Barbara County have launched into recovery mode following the early January storms, which brought debris right to Carpinteria’s beach doorstep, shaped the city’s berm into a cliff-like structure and significantly eroded the Carpinteria Creek. Photographer Edwin Rodriguez Jr. grabbed some overhead shots of Carpinteria post-storm with his drone, capturing the aftermath of the storms in Carpinteria. See more storm coverage on pg. 9 and additional drone photos on pages 14-15.

Warriors water polo keeps winning

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Warriors water polo wins three games in BY RYAN P. CRUZ • PHOTOS BY ROSANA SWING

It’s the heart of the winter sports season, with students back from their holiday breaks and teams scrambling for a spot in the playoffs, and the Carpinteria girls water polo squad had an especially busy week with five matches in BRE#01383773 three days. But the Warriors were able to come out with three wins and an unblemished 2-0 Citrus Coast League record heading into the final stretch of the season. The busy week started with a Thursday home game against league rival Santa Paula, which

Otsuki blocked 23 shots in the two games. The next day, the Warriors returned to Oxnard determined to recover from the two losses on Friday – and most importantly, Carpinteria would find the missing piece to its offensive woes that saw only two goals in the two previous games. “That piece is named Giulia Piccoletti,” said Carpinteria coach Jon Otsuki. On Saturday, the sophomore standout scored nine of the Warriors' 15 goals in back-to-back


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