amy orozco
Editor amy orozco took on the plum assignment of interviewing James Sly, proprieter of Sly’s restaurant, as a new way to look at her hometown. “It’s easy to take good food for granted when you live near so many fine places to eat,” she notes. Her other work credits include the Los angeles Times, Disney Television, and Cat Fancy. Married with pets, the orozcos make their home in downtown Carpinteria.
Peter Dugré is a recent Carpinteria transplant, originally from the rocky shores of Maine. after relocating to study at UCSB, settling in Carpinteria was an easy choice for the new Englander. With his background in lit-
peter dugré
erature, Peter leapt at the opportunity to write about Dan Spiegle, the great comic book illustrator, and to learn more about the medium’s storytelling techniques. Dugré enjoys searching every nook and cranny of Carpinteria for interesting stories.
marian van der kar
Carpinteria native Marian Van Der kar graduated from San Diego State University with a journalism degree. now she freelances as a pastime, when she’s not too busy at her job in online marketing. Marian expressed interest in researching the history of her hometown for her piece on Highway 101. She resides on an avocado and cherimoya ranch in the Carpinteria foothills.
lea boyd
Ever eager to cultivate her own green thumb, Lea Boyd was delighted to research and write about Carpinteria High School’s Future Farmers of america chapter and its growing endeavors. Back to her Carpinteria roots, after a few years in San Diego, Lea is pleased to be the managing editor of Coastal View news. When not playing with words, she can be found hiking, enjoying the Pacific ocean and using the tips she has gathered from FFa to make her garden flourish.
christopher palomarez
Santa Barbara native Christopher Palomarez was immersed in the art field while grow- ing up. He attended graphic design school in arizona. “as a photographer, hobbyist, and guitarist, there is much to say about creativity within several mediums. often one blends with the other.” Chris is the art Director for DEEP Surf Magazine.
fran davis
Summerland writer and freelance editor Fran Davis is a columnist for Carpinteria’s Coastal View news. She is an avid traveler and has relayed her adventures in two travel anthologies published by avalon Books. Her essays, fiction and poetry are regularly published in print and online journals.
dr. ali javanbakht juli land-marx
Carpinteria resident Juli Land- Marx brings over twenty years of graphic design experience to the creation of Carpinteria Magazine. “Designing the magazine is a challenge and a pleasure. I love the local buzz about the publication and seeing it when I’m out and
about.” Juli finds her daughter, kati, inspiring in the creation of the magazine. “She especially liked the design for the story of the famous cartoonist, Dan Spiegle!”
Dr. ali Javanbakht places a strong emphasis on sun protection in his medical practice. He was raised in Santa Barbara and received his M.D. from the Medical College of Wisconsin. a Board Certified Family Physician practicing at the Sansum Clinic in Carpinteria. He pens “For the Health of it!” for Coastal View news.
toni stuart
“Having been a book worm from an early age, it was my joy to interview Carpinteria’s librarian,” says Toni Stuart, a retired Episcopal priest, neighborhood organizer, peace activist, and fund developer for the YWCa. Toni is a member of the Immaculate Heart Community and lives in Carpinteria.
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