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The yearly event gathers artists, donors and local organizations to discuss Santa Barbara art educations matters. The program allows better projects to be developed in the future. Kenny Slaught notes that some other initiatives include collecting instruments for students who…

California based Kenny Slaught explains the importance of architectural trends in Santa Barbara’s architecture on his blog at KennySlaught.com. He mentions how the city’s buildings are predominantly Spanish, and develops on how Santa Barbara’s architecture changed over the years following…

As modern technologies became more used in all areas of life, property investor Kenny Slaught explains how valuable innovations are in the property development market. According to him, it was new technology that transformed the real estate industry which resulted…

The Parenting After Loss project is 8 weeks long and supports a family through the process of losing a parent or sibling. The program deals with the practical and emotional reactions that take place after death in a family. According…

Hoover Dam uses the energy from the Colorado River and is located at the border between Arizona and Nevada. The project is meant to supply the community with water and hydroelectric energy. Kenny Slaught, Californian real estate , knows how…

Hospice of Santa Barbara not only offers its services to those in need but also their families. The hospice offers numerous free programs that cater to the needs of children who experienced a loss. About 20 percent of children lose…

The yearly symposium is attended by teachers, artists, donors and non-profits and enables students and locals to talk about the state of the arts in the city. The program provides the base for improved future programs. Other education outreach initiatives…

Santa Barbara continues to be an important tourist destination thanks to its amazing weather, gorgeous landscapes and impressive architectural style. Its buildings were designed accordingly to the Spanish colonization era, and today the city still retains a touch of the…

While talking about Hoover Dam’s history, Kenny Slaught says that the noteworthy structure was finished between 1931 and 1936, which coincided with the Great Depression period. The project cost $49 million and was funded by the government. At first, the…