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News Arts Eats NORTHERN SANTA BARBARA COUNTY’S NEWS AND ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY > AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER 5, 2019 > VOL. 20 NO. 26 > WWW.SANTAMARIASUN.COM AT THE MOVIES Ready or Not: Definitely not [28] 1 Journalism on the move Fewer local newspapers, more online content, and a traditional funding model in question [8] BY SUN STAFF After school programs Birds of different Root 246 has new NEWS aim to engage [10] ARTS feathers [24] EATS cocktails [31] Everybody Can Dance and e Santa Maria Civic Ballet Present Diane Rose Zink’s AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER 5, 2019 VOL. 20 NO. 26 he future of newspapers is murky at best, and although many community papers are looking online for revenue and to reach potential readers, the business model isn’t a Tprofitable one yet. A handful of local newspapers on the PerformersNutcracker ages 2 through adult are invited to Central Coast have closed in recent years, and several have also cut back on the days they distribute print editions. The result 2 enroll to perform in e Nutcracker! is less news about communities on the Central Coast, which WHAT’S NEXT? Local news coverage means constituents have to look elsewhere to find information takes a hit as long-running community No experience needed! newspapers change the way they about their elected bodies and potential changes to public distribute and cover the news or close All enrolled are invited to perform! policy. For this week’s cover story, our staff writers talk to local their doors altogether. Performances Saturday, November 30th and Sunday December 1st. government officials, educators, and journalists about the impacts of these changes and what they might mean for the future of local journalism [8]. Also this week, read about why after-school programs are important for low-income students [10], the fur and feathers showcased at Gallery Los Olivos [24], a local author who’s running children’s book workshops [27], and what’s new and delicious at Root 246 [31]. 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WH 4x4 color 0613.indd 2 6/25/13 6:01 PM 3 www.santamariasun.com • August 29 - September 5, 2019 • Sun • 3 SPOTLIGHT 13 BRIEFS FILE PHOTO BY JAYSON MELLOM Political Watch • California Attorney General avier Becerra recently spoke against President Donald Trump in anticipation 4 of the administration’s forthcoming ruling on children in immigration custody. In a news release, his offi ce said the new rule would “bypass the Flores Settlement Agreement.” “Children don’t become subhuman because they are migrants. All children are God’s children, our children, and America should never treat them otherwise,” Becerra said in the release. “Yet, the Trump administration is about to take America down that dark road stripping protections that spare children from the trauma and harm caused by unlawful, cruel, and prolonged detention. We are prepared to defend the human rights of children and the values and integrity of the United States of America.” The Flores Settlement Agreement came out of a class action lawsuit in U.S. District Court for the Central District of California in 1985. The legal action was a “response to substandard conditions of confi nement for unaccompanied immigrant children.” The Trump administration has been broadly criticized over its immigration policies, including its separation of children from undocumented parents. • Assemblyman Jordan unningham R-San uis Obispo) has introduced a resolution to dedicate Sept. 21, 2019, as “California Cleanup Day.” His offi ce announced Assembly Concurrent Resolution 136 on Aug. 26. “California’s beautiful coastline is an unmistakable part of our state’s identity,” the assemblyman said in a news release. “As one of our most important and valuable assets, Californians take pride in working together to keep our beaches clean. VOTING FOR REVENUE: After months of debate, the Lompoc City Council is moving forward with holding a sales tax election in March 2020. Each year, thousands of volunteers from throughout the vote. To place a sales tax election on the The council indicated that some of the state converge on our beaches to help keep them clean and Lompoc takes fi rst step in March 2020 ballot, the city must deliver money could be used to fund three police pristine for the next generation.” holding sales tax election all necessary paperwork to Santa Barbara officer positions that the city has held County by Oct. 24. vacant since the 2017-19 budget. But overall, • Assemblymember Monique imón
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