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Residents gathered at a Mission Canyon meeting to address fire dangers, evacuations, and safety planning.
A June brush-clearing program will be coordinated with local fire agencies to reduce fire risk.
Residents urged neighbor connectivity via chat lists or text messages to aid emergency communication.
Officials discussed traffic and evacuation route concerns tied to an eight-story housing plan behind Mission.
Red Flag conditions raise parking and lane-access considerations for emergency response.
Mission Canyon residents highlighted the need for reliable alerts and evacuation planning.
Attendees included Santa Barbara City Councilmember Kristin Sneddon and County Supervisor Roy Lee.
Officials promised additional details, video, and photos to be shared later the same day.
Residents emphasized maintaining evacuation readiness ahead of hotter, windier months.
Community leaders highlighted the impact of brush clearance and public alerts during emergencies.

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A crane operator at the UCSB stadium performed leg lifts during the late innings of the Cal Baptist game.
The moment occurred toward the end of the game as Cal Baptist led UCSB 8-3.
Viewers and broadcasters praised the worker for taking advantage of off time during a 90-degree afternoon.
The incident occurred while UCSB was working on campus housing development.
The video gained tens of thousands of views and sparked dozens of playful comments.
Cameras captured the worker lifting his legs during the broadcast.
The incident became a talking point among viewers online.
ESPN and other outlets referenced the moment in their coverage.
The worker's display occurred during a relatively lopsided ninth inning.
No safety concerns were reported; the moment was interpreted as lighthearted.

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Two UC Davis Athletics Fellows have moved into notable sports roles after completing the program.
Another fellow, Chris Plasterer, was named Assistant Director of Marketing and Fan Engagement at UC Santa Barbara Athletics.
The UC Davis program began in 2017 through a collaboration with ASUCD and supports students and recent graduates.
The fellows produced full reflections on their experiences, highlighting professional growth.
The program supports opportunities in communications, marketing, creative content, and external relations.
Macias and Plasterer's fellowships ran July 2024 through December 2025.
Plasterer’s fellowship included marketing plans, fan engagement, and campus event outreach.
UC Davis Athletics emphasizes leadership, relationships, and goal-driven team work in its fellow reflections.
The department plans to keep offering current fellowships and external relations opportunities.

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