Montecito Journal Feature: Celebrating More Mesa Open Space at the Faulkner
Our gallery with the Oak Group Art Group at the Faulkner Gallery was recently featured in the Montecito Journal! Read more from the article here:
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January 2010
Happy New Year from the More Mesa Preservation Coalition ! Although there has not been much rain so far this season, More Mesa is already becoming green and lush. Many of our friends and neighbors have been celebrating the holidays with their families by strolling, hiking and riding out on More Mesa. And, our winter…
September 2015
Independent gets it wrong, but MMPC gets it right! While the announcement of potential development was no surprise to any of us at the More Mesa Preservation Coalition, a recent article in the Independent (30 July 2015) , in response to a More Mesa Press release (here and here), got it wrong. We have been tracking the…
March 2004
Restoration Project on More Mesa County Park We have had a really gratifying response to our call for volunteers on the Restoration Project on More Mesa County Park! Where and When: We meet next Saturday, 27 March at 8:45 AM on the west side of More Mesa. To get there, proceed south on Patterson Avenue,…
April 2006
WHO WILL DO MORE FOR MORE MESA? You ask, they answer, then you decide whom you want for Second District Supervisor Last month’s news highlighted the importance of the upcoming election for Second District Supervisor. In keeping with this theme, the More Mesa Preservation Coalition (MMPC) is pleased to sponsor an informal forum among the candidates…
February 2007
More Mesa For Sale Many of you may have heard More Mesa is for sale. This does not come as a surprise to us at the More Mesa Preservation Coalition (MMPC), since there have been persistent rumors to that effect for several months. With the official listing of the property, it is now clear that…
March 2010
“Soft” Solution Offered to Solve Goleta Beach Erosion Problems Since 2003, the County of Santa Barbara has been investigating ways to mitigate the loss of beach area at Goleta Beach. These losses are attributed to natural erosion that occurs during winter storms, and especially, severe ones. Both “hard” solutions, which employ structures and/or rockwork, and…
