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Apr 14, 2025 · KCLU. Dance! Dance! Dance! World famous dance company shares moves during community class in Santa Barbara. Lance Orozco. More than 100 people, ranging from four to more than 80 years old, get to learn and practice with members of …

Jan 11, 2023 · KCLU’s 102.3 FM signal in Santa Barbara is back on the air. However, ongoing electrical work as Southern California Edison repairs downed power lines could result in brief interruptions of our signal over the next few days.

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Apr 17, 2025 · KCLU local news. The 1984 Games included the use of Ventura County's Lake Casitas for the rowing and canoeing competition, and UC Santa Barbara hosted one of the three Olympic Villages.

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