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One year later, Ojai reflects on the Thomas Fire in a new book
A year after the Thomas Fire began, a new book out of Ojai tells stories of the community’s destruction and regrowth. Cuddle groups are popping up all over the place, including Santa Barbara.
By Jonathan Bastian • • 28m ListenA year after the Thomas Fire began, a new book out of Ojai tells stories of the community’s destruction and regrowth. Cuddle groups are popping up all over the place, including Santa Barbara. And, according to a newly released report, sea level rise could cover nearly two-thirds of Santa Barbara city beaches by 2100.
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3 storiesHow fast is the sea rising? Enough to swallow city beaches by 2100
Rising seas threaten much of coastal California. In Santa Barbara, the city recently released a report forecasting how sea level rise could impact the coastal zone. And, by no surprise, it doesn’t look good.
Read the story9 minOjai reflects on the Thomas Fire, a year later
It’s been nearly one year since the Thomas Fire broke out. Ojai was hit particularly hard. The fire nearly encircled the small city and burned more than 100 homes. In its aftermath, there were incredible stories of heroism, loss, and rebuilding.
Read the story12 minGetting cuddly with strangers in Santa Barbara
The first Cuddle Party took place in 2004 by relationship and sex educators living in New York. Since then, they’ve taken off.
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