Evelyn Spence is an Assistant Editor for Coastal View News, a local newspaper in Carpinteria, California. With a focus on community news and events, Evelyn covers a range of topics including entertainment, local government, education, and environmental issues.
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Evelyn Spence's reporting predominantly covers local events, government announcements, and evolving stories in the Carpinteria area of California. Her focus includes sustainability, government & politics, entertainment news, and real estate industry.
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From left, 2025 calendar photographers Jane Craven, Amie Rodriguez, Barbara Menne, David Powdrell, Beth Cox, Robin Karlsson, Karen Graf, Wade Nomura and Matt Kraybill. Not pictured: Glenn Dubock.
Brown and Brown Insurance employees, wearing pink in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, took a 2.5-mile walk around the city on Tuesday to raise money and awareness for breast cancer.Brown and Brown Insurance employees walk on the bluffs.
With the swearing-in oath on Tuesday, Jaime Diamond will represent Trustee Area 3, seen in green; Aaron Smith will represent Trustee Area 4, seen in purple.
“You step in here, you’re five years younger,” Gary Binkow, operator of Carpinteria Avenue’s newest shop, The Longevity Lab, joked to Coastal View News last week.
It’s been one year since the no-cost meals for seniors program opened at the Veterans Hall, and the program’s Carpinteria faction — run by the nonprofit Central Coast Commission for
By: Evelyn Spence
Josef Gottwald, pictured here during Saturday’s pumpkin smash, took over as Carpinteria’s community garden coordinator in May.
From left, Summerland Beautiful board members Elizabeth Winterhalter, Penny Mathison, D’Arcy Cornwall and Leslie Person Ryan, with Summerland Teacher in Charge Shannon Colson and Parents for Summerland board members Jennifer Gallup, Lidia Lombardi, Eléa Panofsky, Krissy Yonker and Aspen.
From left, Natalia Alarcon, Julia Mayer and Wade Nomura.
By: Evelyn Spence
The Santa Barbara County Planning Commission again continued its discussion of amendments to the 2018 county cannabis ordinance to a special hearing on Jan. 22, 2025.
Two high profile Carpinteria projects are in front of city review boards next month: renovations to The Palms at 701 Linden Ave., and plans for the Surfliner Inn at Parking
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