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JACKSON REFLECTS ON OFFICE TERM

HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT FACES BUDGET WOES

CAR ACCIDENT KILLS LOCAL TEEN

IRS OFFERS YEAR-END TAX TIPS

COUNTY FURLOUGH IN EFFECT

ENDING A CRISIS WITHOUT BLOODSHED

CITIZEN PARTICIPATION

COMMUNITY MATTERS

JUST MY OPINION

BUSINESS BRIEFS

SHE ORGANIZES HAPPILY EVER AFTER

FEWER HOMES BUILT IN A TOUGH ECONOMY

MARY HARRIS COMES HOME TO THE VALLEY

MAN ON THE STREET

PARK EXPLORES MAN'S LINK WITH THE EQUINE

A SHOW OF 'FAVORITES' AT GALLERY C

SCHOOLS PLAN FOR THE NEW YEAR

HIGH SCHOOL BOARD TALKS GOALS, COMMUNICATION

GIRLS' WATER POLO

VISIT THE 'GARDEN CITY' IN NEW ZEALAND

HORSEBACK RIDING, HIKING AND BIKING AT LA PURISIMA'S PARK

BEST OF THE SANTA YNEZ VALLEY

SANTA YNEZ VALLEY JOURNAL QUESTIONAIRE

THE HEALTHY GEEZER

MR. & MRS. CLAUS VISIT SCHEDULE

A BRIEF LOOK AT CALIFORNIA CRIME STORIES

LOCAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Vol. 6 Issue 52

POST OFFICES AS BUSY AS SANTA'S WORKSHOP

The season of giving has encountered some obstacles this year, at least in the material item sense, but the local valley post offices have a different story. ...

By Lauren Crecelius, Staff Writer
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SEARCH AND RESCUE SKILL SETS SAVE LIVES

They work for free, can be paged at any hour of the night and sometimes risk their lives to save those of others. ...

By Leah Etling, Staff Writer
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HISTORY TO BECOME CLEARER AT OLD MISSION SANTA INES

Old Mission Santa Inès has been under renovation since 1812, when only eight years after its creation it was hit by one of the largest earthquakes in California history....

By Wendy Thompson, Staff Writer
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