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Space group took $16M in public funds

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The recently dissolved California Space Authority used millions of dollars in federal earmarks and grants.

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Region gets eco-devo money to help exporters

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Economic development officials have secured federal funding to help businesses in Ventura and Santa Barbara counties drum up sales overseas.

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Affinity downsizes, puts HQ up for sale

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Affinity Group has made layoffs and restructured, putting its headquarters up for sale.

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Blogger feuding with EMI

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A Santa Barbara blogger has received cease and desist letters from the parent company of Entrepreneur Magazine.

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Montecito becomes a two-newspaper town

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Making surgery safer: Santa Maria doctor teams up with Cal Poly

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A Santa Maria anesthesiologist has invented a device to make surgery safer.

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UCSB series digs at roots of banking crisis

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During the next five months, UC Santa Barbara will host a series of talks in which Nobel Prize-winning economists, best-selling financial journalists and other experts will take a deep look at the financial crisis and its aftermath.