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    Montecito victims mourned as toll rises to 20

    by Michael Livingston and Alene Tchekmedyian, Los Angeles Times Jan 15, 2018 2 minutes

    MONTECITO, Calif. - Soon after the sun set over Santa Barbara, Ann Hagan grabbed a marker and wrote a short message to the 20 strangers who died in the devastating Montecito mudslides.

    "In our hearts," she wrote before signing her name on a whiteboard put up at the Santa Barbara County Courthouse.

    Hagan was one of thousands of people who huddled at the courthouse late Sunday evening

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