Santa Barbara Harbor Sparkles in the Night
Source: Santa Barbara Harbor Sparkles in the Night as Parade of Lights Sets Sail | Local News – Noozhawk.com
Harbor
All-Female Crew of Maiden Yacht Visits Santa Barbara
Source: All-Female Crew of Maiden Yacht Visits Santa Barbara Harbor During Worldwide Fundraising Journey | Local News – Noozhawk.com
Santa Barbara Harbor & Seafood Festival Draws Large Crowds
Source: Santa Barbara Harbor & Seafood Festival Draws Large Crowds, Features Culinary Delights | Local News – Noozhawk.com
Santa Barbara Harbor to Get New Gate Keys
Source: Santa Barbara Harbor Marina Expected to Get New Gate Key Cards | Local News – Noozhawk.com
Seafood
Today’s the big day, yep that’s right, today is the Santa Barbara Harbor and Seafood Festival and if you’re like us and love fresh seafood there’s no better place to be right now. If you’re in the area come on down and join us in all the fun activities.
Harbor Festival
Quick reminder to let folks know that the Santa Barbara Harbor and Seafood Festival is this Saturday, October 14th, and should be a lot of fun. Come down and visit if you’re in the area.
Thunderstorm Slams Santa Barbara Harbor
Source: Numerous Boats Swamped as Strong Thunderstorm Slams Santa Barbara Harbor | Local News – Noozhawk.com
Harbor Festival
Today is the Santa Barbara Harbor Festival, which is always a lot of fun. If you’re in the area, please stop by.
Thank you
It’s official, the Santa Barbara Harbour Maintenance Supervisor, Judd Conley, has retired after 32 years of dedicated service. You kept the waterfront area up and running and in good shape for more than three decades and it’s been much appreciated. Happy trails to you in your retirement.
Woman Dead of Apparent Overdose at Santa Barbara Harbor
Woman Dead of Apparent Overdose at Santa Barbara Harbor.
A brief history of the Santa Barbara Harbor
There had been interest in a harbor in Santa Barbara going back as far as 1850, but the federal government was not willing to fund one. In the early 1920s, interest in a harbor grew but money was still a problem. In 1926, Max Fleishmann offered the City $200,000 toward a harbor if the City … Read more