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On The Ranch
Fires to the Right and Left
Political Opinions From the Left
Presidential Pardons
Political Opinions From the Right
Bush’s Libby Decision
Commentary by Andy Caldwell
The Rights of Pets and Pet Owners
Spay and Neuter Law
Plane Talk
Temporary Control Tower at Santa Ynez Airport
Valley People
Cattleman King
Your Business is Our Business
A Young Entrepreneur Makes Working with Concrete a Joy for Others
Scene in the Valley
Los Olivos Celebrates 120 Years, SY Charity Leaguem 4th of July Parade Winners & More!
Your Letters
Universal Health Care
Letter To The Publisher
Open letter to the Santa Ynez Valley Community:
Bill Introduced to Prompt Counties and Cities to Collaborate in Annexations
AB-1019
Design Directions
Inside Out Design
Valley Events
See What's Happening in the Valley!
Wine with Micah
Unexpected Romance
Your Community
Community Safety from the Red Cross
It's Just My Opinion
Profile of a Valley Leader
Helmut Holzheu: Part II
Book Reviews
See the Reviews this Week!
Police Blotter
June 25-July 9
Furry Friends
Meet Chaquita & Koda
Open Houses
Get Directions to Open Houses around the Santa Ynez Valley
Open Houses
Get Directions to Open Houses around the Santa Ynez Valley
Vol. 5 Issue 15
Buellton City Council Terminates Furthering Sphere of Influence Study
“Stop the seed before it weeds,” and “Buellton is our town” could be heard loudly chanted by protestors outside the July 12 Buellton City Council meeting at Oak Valley Elementary School, where the council voted down the planning commission’s proposal to move forward with the Sphere of Influence Study.
- By India Allen, Staff Writer
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State-Funded Problem Gambling Treatment
Behind the Curve of California's Growing Dilemma
With California’s problem gambling help line calls on the rise, two assembly bills to establish state-funded treatment for problem gamblers have been drafted to address the growing problem.
- By Jared Blankenship, Staff Writer
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Support at its Best
Zaca Fire Fighters and Support Teams Band Together
When we see or hear about a wildfire, we sometimes envision men or women in their fire suits carrying hoses and spraying water on the flames along with helicopters flying over the burn area dropping tons of water. In reality however, there is a lot more to it than...
- By Michelle Minder-Massey, Editor in Chief
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News in Brief
Healthy Pets Act Dropped in Light of Concern and Opposition
Assemblymember Lloyd E. Levine dropped the California Healthy Pets Act Wednesday before it reached a Senate vote, citing concerns over the one-size-fits-all approach of the bill.
- By Valley Journal Staff
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Associated Press, National News
Al-Qaida Stepping Up Efforts Against the US
WASHINGTON - Al-Qaida is stepping up its efforts to sneak terror operatives into the United States and has acquired most of the capabilities it needs to strike here, according to a new U.S. intelligence assessment, The Associated Press has learned.
- By KATHERINE SHRADER, Associated Press Writer
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Associated Press, National News
House OKs Plan to Withdraw US Troops
WASHINGTON - Iraq has achieved only spotty military and political progress toward a democratic society, the Bush administration conceded Thursday, an unenthusiastic assessment followed quickly by a House vote to withdraw U.S. troops by spring.
- By DAVID ESPO, AP Special Correspondent
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