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Seal Watch announces orientation
Seal Watch will hold its annual volunteer orientation on Thursday, Dec. 5 at 6:30 p.m. at Carpinteria City Hall, 5775 Carpinteria Ave. The local organization is gearing up for its next season of monitoring the sensitive harbor seal rookery from the Carpinteria Bluffs. New and experienced volunteers are encouraged to attend the program. Pizza will be provided. Call 684-2247 for more information.
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Pool gets much-needed maintenance
The City of Carpinteria deemed the Community Pool’s holiday closure a big success. over Thanksgiving weekend, pool staff members worked to complete cleaning and maintenance projects that can’t be done when the pool is open. They emptied the pool, scrubbed its bottom and then refilled it with fresh water. Both locker rooms received new plastic lockers and fresh paint on the floors. The pool reopened in time for the first Carpinteria High School home girl’s water polo game of the season. Call the pool for the latest schedule, 566-2417.
Covered California agent helps with enrollment at Rite Aid
Independent insurance agent Renée Robinson-Calise has been helping to clear up some of the confusion clouding new healthcare exchanges. Robinson-Calise has set up her consultation booth at Rite Aid, 801 Linden Ave., where she can guide the uninsured through the online insurance marketplace and provide information about tax credits and the full selection of Affordable Care Act approved plans. “I’ve been getting really good feedback,” Robinson-Calise said. “People are happy to have me there to help.” She has been Covered California-certified and specializes in letting individuals know what the new law means for them. Her hours are monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Friday from noon to 5 p.m. Robinson-Calise is contracting through Green Cross Insurance Company, which has an agreement with Rite Aid to allow insurance sales in stores.
Tamale sales support woman with spina bifida
This holiday season, the friends and family of Jessica Rodriguez, an 18-year-old local woman with spina bifida hydrocephalus, are holding a tamale sale to raise funds for a special bicycle for Rodriguez. The lifelong disease has led Rodriguez to several surgeries and limited mobility. Walking is difficult for the young woman, but the bicycle should afford her increased independence and mobility. one dozen homemade tamales, in a choice of pork, chicken or chili and cheese, cost $20. orders can by made by calling 881-8143 or emailing nellable@me.com and will be delivered on either Dec. 11 or Dec. 19.
Board members sought for public lands
Los Padres National Forest officials are seeking nominations for 11 positions on the Pacific Southwest Region California Recreation Resource Advisory Committee (RRAC). The committee provides recommendations on recreation fees for federal lands within the state of California. The committee needs five new members who represent non-motorized winter recreation, motorized and non-motorized summer recreation. Three people are needed to represent non-motorized outfitters and guides and local environmental groups, and three people who represent state tourism, Indian tribes
and local government. The three-year term positions will begin march 2014 when the current appointments expire. Nomination packets can be accessed online at fs.fed.us/passespermits/rrac and will be accepted through Dec. 8. or by contacting Frances enkoji at (707) 562-8846.