Joanne A Calitri is a journalist focused on local news in Santa Barbara, California. She writes for the Montecito Journal Media Group, LLC, covering a variety of topics including community events, environmental issues, and local announcements. With a passion for storytelling, Joanne aims to keep residents informed and engaged with the happenings in their community.
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Joanne A Calitri's coverage primarily focuses on local events, community organizations, and environmental conservation within Santa Barbara and California. She regularly covers announcements and event-related news with a focus on entertainment, family & relationships, as well as scientific content.
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By: Joanne A
Girls Inc. of Carpinteria's annual awards event, Fuel Her Fire (formerly titled ‘Women of Inspiration'), was held on Thursday, April 4, at their Carpinteria campus gym. Over 200 people joined to congratulate the scholarship winners and the local honorees.
The Montecito Union School Foundation (MUSF) annual gala fundraiser was held on Friday, April 12 at the Rosewood Miramar Beach Montecito. This year's formal affair – Côte d'Azur: A night in the French Riviera.
The Montecito Association held its monthly Board meeting April 9 in person at the Montecito Library.
The Atkinson Gallery and Art Department at Santa Barbara City College presented the 2024 Annual Student Exhibition. SBCC first year and second year students submitted their artwork for consideration to be in the show, and to compete for an art studies scholarship.
By: Joanne A
Students in Montecito Union School's second-grade art class were recently taught about using neon in sculpture by local neon multimedia artist and theater mainstay
On Star Date 77800.4, Thursday, May 2, 5:30 – 7:30 pm, the Las Cumbres Observatory (LCO) is inviting the public to its 10-year anniversary celebration at its main headquarters in Goleta. The event commemorates ten years of operating their global telescope network.
By: Joanne A
Congratulations to the Explore Ecology (EE) Annual Environmental Steward 2024 Award winners, officially celebrated on Sunday, April 28, at the Santa Barbara Earth Day Festival onstage in the Kids Corner.
The Carpinteria Bluffs call for volunteers for its Bluffs Restoration on Saturday, May 4 and May 18, from 9 am to 12 pm. The cleanup is in collaboration with CivicSpark and the City of Carpinteria. Work to be done includes planting native species, weeding, and general cleanup.
By: Joanne A
Transition House (TH) held its Silver Anniversary Mad Hatter Luncheon fundraiser at the Ritz-Carlton Bacara on Tuesday, April 23. The theme was “Come Celebrate our Silver Anniversary.” Guests arrived showcasing a variety of silver threaded designer pieces, from hats, scarves, dresses, rhinestone tops, right down to the basic silver lurex card'y.
The $18.3 million construction projects for the roundabouts at San Ysidro Road and Olive Mill Road received their own special celebration with a ribbon cutting ceremony, speeches, Recognition Certificates from elected officials, and press on Thursday, May 2. The celebration was set up on the upper sidewalk area around the northbound entrance ramp (now closed) across from the San Ysidro Road Roundabout.
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