Graduates of the service and hospitality industry can follow their dreams of becoming a chef, manager, or hotel administrator. The sector is on the rise and offers many job opportunities at competitive salaries. The SBCC provides a Culinary Arts and Hotel Management program that teaches students everything about the service industry. By gaining such skills,… Read More…
Central Santa Barbara shows those who are interested how Hispanic architecture came to be. The way buildings are designed highlight the aesthetics of that era. For instance, the colonial style roofs have a similar look to the ones in Cartagena, Mompox and San Juan in Puerto Rico. Santa Barbara put in a lot of effort… Read More…
Kenny Slaught notes that new mobile apps allow builders and investors to find a larger selection of properties in various locations. The peer-to-peer projects in California took off after the Jumpstart Our Business Startup (JOBS) Act was adopted in 2012. This act made it possible for funders to sponsor property acquisitions and development. The new… Read More…
Kenny Slaught explains that numerous families go to the hospice for support. The free of charge counseling sessions address issues like death and the spiritual, mental and spiritual well being of those who are grieving. Therapy sessions are also offered in other locations, for those who can’t visit the center. It has been proven that… Read More…
Property investor Kenny Slaught aids the less fortunate members of his community. Slaught discussed the Hospice of Santa Barbara’s counseling programs on his blog at KennySlaught.com. He highlights how important it is to receive support from the community, especially for people who were faced with a loss. Read more: http://markets.financialcontent.com/mng-lang.dailynews/news/read/33555035/Kenny_Slaught_ Read More…
In the mid-20th century in USA, the Spanish Colonial Revival architectural design emerged. The Spanish Colonial style was used to model former Spanish colonies, although they later integrated into the American towns and cities. California is one of the places where this style can be seen the most. Santa Barbara experienced a bad earthquake in 1925… Read More…
Professor David Low, who works in UCSB’s Department of Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology, plans to create a new global health and development research project named “Strategy for development of enteric pathogen-specific phage”. His research is concentrating on finding methods to manage serious bacterial pathogens that antibiotics can’t kill anymore. Kenny Slaught explains that Low will… Read More…
Crowdfunding sites started more than real estate 150 companies in US, despite having been around for just a couple of years. In places like Southern California, 20% of the population is an accredited investor. The number totals 7% for the rest of the country. Sites like CrowdEngine, RealtyShares, and CrowdForce enabled public fundraising. In some… Read More…
Santa Barbara’s most well known structures are El Pueblo Viejo district, situated downtown, old Hotel Virginia and the Old Mission’s pink towers where events are held. The County Courthouse displays gorgeous murals, and the clock tower and observation deck offer a scenic view of the region. The Lobero theatre was rebuilt by George Washington Smith… Read More…
Some of the top structures in Santa Barbara include El Pueblo Viejo district, the old Hotel Virginia and the Old Mission’s towers where events are held. The County Courthouse displays colorful murals, and the clock tower and observation deck give a panoramic view of the city. The Lobero theatre was founded in 1873, rebuilt in… Read More…