Discover Equestrian Vaulting for Recreation & Competition with F.A.C.E.
Article Sharon Levinsohn The Free Artists Creative Equestrians (F.A.C.E.) equestrian vaulting club is an extraordinary place. Founded in 2000 by two-time world champion equestrian vaulter, Devon Maitozo, F.A.C.E. teaches the innovative sport of equestrian vaulting to participants of all ages. Described as a combination of gymnastics and dance performed on a moving horse set to music, EV attracts participants who…
Burt’s Pharmacy: Your One-Stop Shop for Health Care Supplies
Article Alicia Doyle With three locations in the Conejo Valley, Burt’s Pharmacy is committed to helping clients achieve all their health care goals—from treating everyday conditions to achieving personal wellness. “Our talented and compassionate care team members can answer your questions and find solutions that fit you like a glove,” says Robbie Leark, owner of the family-operated endeavor.
What You Should Know About Prostate Cancer
Article Kiavash Nikkhou, MD Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer and second leading cause of cancer death in men. An estimated 11.2% of men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during their lifetime. When detected and treated early, prostate cancer is a treatable and potentially curable condition with an estimated 98% five-year survival rate. Risk factors include…
Cruising the Conejo With Pedego 101 Electric Bikes
Article Tracy Marcynzsyn | Photography Ben Malkin When Linda Coburn and John Tajiri rented Pedego Electric Bikes during a vacation in Seattle, the Simi Valley couple’s life took an unexpected turn. “It was so much fun … and there was so much interest in them while we were riding around, we decided to see if we could bring this amazing…
Going Green at Home & Work
Energy conservation engages people living in urban areas as well as in cities across the United States, and environmental cohesion helps protect resources for future generations. Investing in energy efficient upgrades can mean big savings for home and business owners in reduced operating expenses, allowing funds to be reallocated for other endeavors.
184 Local Nonprofits Receive Montecito Bank & Trust’s Community Dividends® Awards
Montecito Bank & Trust presented 184 area nonprofits with a share of $1 million, as part of its Community Dividends Awards. Now in its 15th year, this unique giving program has granted a total of $15 million to Santa Barbara and Ventura County nonprofits.
La Reina Advantage Spurs Girls to Achieve & Excel
The advantages of a La Reina education are clear. As a girls’ school, La Reina‘s educational environment provides girls a chance to thrive in the classroom and beyond. An average class size of 20 guarantees individual attention, ensuring students develop their natural gifts and excel academically. Our teachers are experts in girls’ education, and the results speak for themselves.