Fire Closes Coast Highway
Nine people were forced to seek new housing due to an apartment fire Friday over a downtown Laguna Beach storefront. Full Story
Teens Injured in Knife Fight
A teenager suffered a stab wound to the stomach and three other juveniles came away with minor injuries as a result of a fight in the Arch Beach Heights area Thursday afternoon, police said. Full Story
Transient Felon Held in Peeping Tom Incident
convicted felon and transient newly arrived in Laguna Beach was arrested for alleged lewd conduct Tuesday after a neighbor alerted a mother about a man lurking in the bushes and peering into a fenced backyard where her 4-year-old daughter was at play. Full Story
Rain, Rain, Stay Away
Patriot’s Day Parade Honors Hometown Activists
Laguna Beach may look like a populous metropolis, but in its heart it is still a small town with values that include community spirit and patriotism. To foster appreciation for both, community leaders have staged the yearly Patriot’s Day Parade since 1967 to honor U.S. military service members and vets. Full Story
July 4th Fireworks: They’re Back
The skies over Main Beach will again fill with bursting orbs of color, cascading flares and sparkling fire falls while the city’s beaches and bluffs burst at the seams with thousands of spectators July 4 thanks to a commitment to the city’s celebratory spirit by the Laguna Board of Realtors. Full Story
Police Acted to Protect the Innocent
Editor, “Did they really need to pull the trigger ?” An L.A. attorney is questioning the action of Laguna’s police. Full Story
Shooting Inquiry Welcomed
Editor, Finally some common sense! If Colby Koenig truly was suspected of crime, shouldn’t the LBPD’s first response be to disarm the suspect. Full Story
Lack of Fairness in Citing a Homeless Musician
Editor,
A recent short story about a musician in Laguna Beach being cited for a $1,000 fine for sitting on a milk crate received an unusually large number of replies at www. ocregister.com. I have read many of the dissertation-length replies that are nothing more than purely fictional assumptions that don’t apply to Richard. Full Story
Pension Perspective is Off Kilter
Editor,
I would like to suggest that next time you publish a guest column, such as the wildly inaccurate column by Ray Land, you give the city an opportunity to write a response to
published at the same time. (“Putting Perspective on Pension Payments,” Feb. 19). Full Story
Statistically Correct, But So What?
Editor, I take issue with his dismissal of the data’s validity because of the low input from the 25-34 crowd in the survey. Full Story
Indy on Arts
Friday, March 5
Happy Hour: The Gourmet Cheese and Wine Shop & Café, 845 Laguna Canyon Road. Wines by the glass and a buffet. More info: 949.494.4006.
Tricia Freeman at the Marine Room 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. 214 Ocean Avenue. Call: 949-494-3027 Full Story
Exhibit Filters Humanity Through a Lens
Laguna Beach psychoanalyst and hobbyist photographer Karen Redding’s face-to-face encounters with tribal peoples from New Guinea to Ethiopia will be on display this Saturday, March 6, at Martinez Frame Design as part of Santa Ana’s First Saturdays Art Walk. Full Story
Spring Into Sawdust’s Weekend Art Workshops
Sawdust Art Festival’s 2010 Spring Into Art two-day weekend workshops begin this weekend. Workshops include instruction with local artists in a wide variety of media. Fees include all materials and supplies needed. Class space is limited. To register, or for more information about the workshops, visit sawdustartfestival.org or call 494-3030. Full Story
Third Wheel Wind Trio Redefines Chamber Music
For the second time Laguna Beach Live! presents the Third Wheel Wind Trio for their free First Sundays concert event at the Laguna College of Art & Design on March 7. Full Story
Composing Gems for a Crown-Jewel Park
Local residents Shelley Cooper, Michele Morata and Janine Robinson were named winners in the city’s first writing contest. Their subject was Heisler Park, the hilly, emerald strip of gnarled trees, winding paths and picnic areas that overlooks equally postcard perfect coves popular with divers, splashers and sunseekers. Full Story
Volleyball Nut’s Enthusiasm Proves Contagious
When Laguna senior Travis Woloson isn’t swatting volleyballs for the Breakers or his club team or in pick-up games on the beach near his Emerald Bay home, he will, much to his mother’s dismay, often smack them off his bedroom walls. “His room looks like a demolition derby from hitting the ball in there,” she said. Full Story
Palos Verdes Stuns Breakers 6-5
Breakers defense was as stellar as ever but poor shooting on offensive doomed Laguna to a 6-5 loss in the CIF Division II finals last Saturday at Irvine’s Woollett Pool Complex. Breakers were five for 28 shots with a couple of clear uncontested attempts that landed in a different zip code. Full Story
Coach in the Penalty Box
Laguna Beach High School volleyball coach Lance Stewart, one of the school’s most decorated athletes, was suspended for an undisclosed violation of district policy and missed this week’s boys volleyball seasonopening match. His suspension ends March 22
School district administrators declined to comment on the personnel matter. Full Story
Edison Edges Laguna in 5
Boys Volleyball Opener
The county’s third ranked team, the Edison Chargers, rallied to edge eighth-ranked Laguna 25-21, 26-28, 22-25, 25- 20, 25-12 in the opening season match for both teams on Tuesday at Dugger Gym. Full Story
2010 Orange Coast League All-League Teams
Boys Basketball
League Champion: Laguna Beach MVP - Adam Selevan, Laguna Beach, Sr 1st Team Izzet Demircioglu , Godinez, Sr Jake Dalke, Laguna Beach, Fr Kohl Jones, Estancia, Sr Wes Shaw, Estancia, Sr Davon Joyner, Estancia, Jr Jeremy Jeranko, Calvary Chapel, Sr Brian Waldron, Costa Mesa, Jr 2nd Team Tyler Masukawa, Laguna Beach Full Story
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