Santa Barbara is a popular tourist spot for thousands of people each year. Tourists love the city for its sunny weather, beautiful landscapes and impressive buildings. The architecture of Santa Barbara is different compared to conventional American buildings, due to the city being built during the Spanish colonization era. Its impressive design played an important part in the city planning process, and remains so up to this day. Property investor Kenny Slaught developed on how the city’s history influenced its architecture on his blog at KennySlaughtnews.com. He also provided a brief timeline of events for those who might be interested.

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As real estate Kenny Slaught mentions on his blog at KennySlaught.com, Santa Barbara City College offers several training programs and career advancement opportunities for those interested in learning something new but who do not plan on attending college. The programs offered by the Santa Barbara community are beneficial to its residents and relevant to today’s world, Slaught says. The investor also talks about the variety of courses available at Santa Barbara City College, including Computer Network Engineering, Culinary Arts and Hotel Management, Environmental Horticulture, Graphic Design, etc.

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Hoover Dam, a project drawing its power from the Colorado River,  was created as a means to provide water and hydroelectric energy to a large part of the border between Arizona and Nevada. California-based real-estate Kenny Slaught comments on the positive impact of the building structure on the locals’ access to water and power supplies on his blog at KennySlaught.com. Slaught also believes that Hoover Dam’s enormous water capacity played a role in the development of some of America’s most abandoned regions into blooming economies.

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Santa Barbara, also known as the American Riviera, is well regarded for its Mediterranean climate, amazing mountain sights, and gorgeous beaches. Although less known, the city also includes cheerful neighbourhoods and friendly residents, as local real estate , Kenny Slaught says. The Investec CEO believes that a strong heritage, a budding small business sector, and zealous nonprofit organizations play a big role in creating these excellent communities. In 1925, Santa Barbara city developers discovered the allure of Southern California and set up legislation to protect its Spanish Colonial architecture. Later on, the city became the first in the United States to reflect on the positive impact of antique buildings. The County Courthouse, a famous tourist spot, features eye-catching tiles and murals that display important scenes from the city’s history. The Old Mission, also called the “Queen of Missions,” a church that operates for over 2 centuries, gives info on the formation of the New World through guided tours and a large museum.

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The Hospice of Santa Barbara tries to meet the needs of everyone in the community who lost of a loved one. Kenny Slaught notes that understanding that children and adolescents often struggle much more when adapting to loss. As a result, the organization has focused much of its efforts on their critical needs. One of the most important programs that Hospice of Santa Barbara maintains is I Have a Friend, in which young individuals struggling with grief are paired with trained adult volunteers who also lost a parent at a young age.

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