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Oliver’s coming soon: a newly erected sign signals an impending opening
day riding his bicycle up and down Coast Village Road wearing the same dark-blue hoodie. “He was definitely casing our place,” Arroyo said. “They knew exactly where the safe was and were able to unbolt it and remove it in less than ten minutes.” Over the weekend, receipts and checks that were in the safe were found in Long Beach. “The police are getting closer to them, and believe they are from out of town,” Arroyo said. “Coast Village Road is an easy target because it is so close to the freeway. By the time we are on the way, the burglars are long gone,” said detective April DeBlauw with the Santa Barbara Police Department. “More than anything, I am relieved that my staff, who arrived at 5 am, just ten minutes following the burglary, are safe and unharmed,” Arroyo said. “I hope other business owners are vigilant and recommend they install alarm systems. We need to support the community here on Coast Village Road, and look out for each other,” he added. Detectives continue to study surveillance footage from CVR businesses to investigate the incidents. If you have any information, contact DeBlauw at 897-2327.
Oliver’s to Open in June
Peabody’s, is close to opening, according to project reps. “They’re aiming for two weeks, and I think it’s a realistic target,” said Danny Copus, whose family owns the building and the nearby hotel, on the corner of Coast Village Road and Middle Road. Signage on the restaurant was erected late last week, a hopeful sign that the opening is imminent. Peabody’s, a family-friendly bar and restaurant known for its local patronage, closed its doors suddenly in May 2012, when Craig McCaw took over the lease to open a new restaurant. In the past five years, the project to upgrade the building has endured countless delays at the City level, with issues ranging from ADA accessibility, drainage issues, parking, and more. The new eatery is being managed and operated by Matthew Kenney Cuisine, which promises an entirely plant-based menu with a focus on local produce and products. The management group owns and manages restaurants and cooking academies in various domestic and international locations, including Venice, California; Belfast, Maine; Miami, Florida; London, Mexico, and Hua Hin, Thailand. “Oliver’s will be a little more smart, casual, relatively high-end, but still approachable, with a sense of fun and whimsy,” Matthew Kenney has said.
Oliver’s, the eatery slated to open in the building formerly occupied by
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