CRE: Ventura County industrial rates remain steady as vacancies increase
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Dubroff: Inside the launch of our inaugural ‘Civil Dialogues’ podcast
I first got to know Vince Stanley five years ago when the Business Times held its Central Coast Innovation Awards in the wake of the Thomas Fire and Montecito Mudslides. We had not given a lot of coverage to Patagonia until then and the Business Times sometimes felt that Patagonia’s stands against development were making Read More →
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Dubroff: ‘Civil Dialogues’ makes its debut as the Business Times newest endeavor
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Street smarts: Carpinteria hosts annual community awards banquet
Hundreds of Carpinterians gathered at the Girls Inc. of Carpinteria headquarters on April 6 to celebrate the city’s annual community awards banquet, an event that celebrates the people and businesses of Carpinteria. The event’s most prestigious award, Carpinterian of the Year, went to Rick Olmstead. Olmstead is a staple in Santa Barbara County, especially in Read More →
Good works: A pair of good neighbors keep finding a way to give money
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