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News Arts Eats NORTHERN SANTA BARBARA COUNTY’S NEWS AND ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY > DECEMBER 19 - DECEMBER 26, 2019 > VOL. 20 NO. 42 > WWW.SANTAMARIASUN.COM AT THE MOVIES 1 Richard Jewell: compelling, not accurate [29] Citizenship 1 Central Coast residents share their stories 01 of becoming American citizens [14] BY KAREN GARCIA See who’s running for Art for the holidays Learn from the best in NEWS Assembly District 37 [6] ARTS in Lompoc [27] EATS this season of eating [31] INTRODUCING A NEW WAY TO SAVE DECEMBER 19 - DECEMBER 26, 2019 VOL. 20 NO. 42 ho the United States should let in and how they should assimilate into the American fold are questions tinged with controversy and political Wopinions. The great immigration debate that turned into a bonfire under President Donald Trump’s leadership got the Sun wondering what it takes to actually become a U.S. 2 citizen. For this week’s cover story, Staff Writer Karen Garcia THE AMERICAN WAY: Under immigration from the Sun’s sister paper attended citizenship classes and policy, becoming a citizen of the United States starts with getting a green card spoke with some local residents who are attempting to become for permanent residency. naturalized or have already completed the process [14]. Also this week, read about who’s running for the state Assembly seat that Monique Limón is vacating [6], the terpenes that have grape growers facing off with cannabis growers [7], an art show made for holiday purchasing [27], touring the abstract at Art Squared in Orcutt [28], and getting in the holiday spirit by learning how to cook from a pro [31]. Camillia Lanham editor Cover design by Alex Zuniga NEWS ARTS News Briefs ........................................................4 Arts Briefs ........................................................27 Political Watch ...................................................4 Weather ..............................................................4 Spotlight .............................................................7 MOVIES OPINION Reviews & Locations ........................................29 Web Poll .............................................................8 For every $25 deposit into a 12-month Modern World .....................................................8 Canary ..............................................................10 Save to Win share certificate, you’ll be entered EATS into a monthly and quarterly prize drawing Nibbles & Bites ................................................32 for a chance to win up to $5,000 EVENTS CALENDAR Hot Stuff ..........................................................21 (up to 10 entries per month). 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