Presentation on Halliburton House Laguna Friends of Architecture invite the public to a presentation on Halliburton’s Hangover House, Wednesday, May 23, at 6:30 p.m. at the Debilzan Fine Art Gallery, 224 Forest Ave. Architectural historian, lecturer and educator Ted Wells will outline the adventurous life of Richard Halliburton, and will also describe the evolution of [...]
Save the Environment With a Drive-Thru Surterre Properties invites anyone with unwanted electronics and paper to drive through the Laguna Beach School District parking lot, 550 Blumont St., Saturday, May 12, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and drop off these landfill “no-no’s”. This is a free service with no forms to complete and guests [...]
Store Opens to Aid Cancer Warriors The Don’t Worry Be Happy Foundation, established to help cancer warriors pay their medical bills, will open its first retail outlet, The Happy Place, in Laguna Beach this week with a grand opening on Sunday, May 6, at 1042 N. Coast Highway. The DWBH Foundation, relocated to Laguna from [...]
One Lane of Glenneyre Closed Work on the Glenneyre Street parking structure required closure of the No. 2 southbound traffic lane on Glenneyre in front of the parking structure as well as closure of the structure during business hours this week. Difficulties due to groundwater extended construction, due to be completed this week. Auction [...]
Labyrinth Reopens for Spring Meditation Enter Neighborhood Congregational Church’s labyrinth Saturday, April 21, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., to meditate on the seeds of transformation. Transition Laguna volunteers return to continue transforming the church grounds into an edible garden. Meet the Mayor at Neighborhood Meeting The Top of the [...]
Pour On the Syrup and Celebrate a Bluebird Anniversary TLC and The Boys & Girls Club celebrate their seven-year union at an annual Pancake Breakfast on Saturday, April 28. Flapjacks will be served in Bluebird Park from 8-10:30 a.m. Tickets are $5. Contact Monica at 949-494-7630 or at monicas@bgclaguna.org for more information. [...]
Dicterow Starts Campaigning for Office Steve Dicterow will officially start his campaign for Laguna Beach’s city council on April 15 at 3 p.m., at Seven Degrees, 891 Laguna Canyon Rd. RSVP to Steve at sdicterow1121@yahoo.com or 949-500-1132. City Rolls Out a Welcome to Business “Open for Business” workshops, aimed at business [...]
Treasures Sale Funds the Gift of Clean Water Help Soroptimist International of Laguna Beach save lives with donations of time, money or contributions to its Hidden Treasure fundraiser on Saturday, March 31, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the American Legion, 384 Legion St. The club has partnered with Women of the Wells [...]
New Member Added to Foundation Jim Jaqua was elected to the Laguna Beach Community Foundation board. He’s familiar with the foundation’s aims since as former Bank of Hemet chief executive he worked with a similar foundation to establish a donor advised fund for college scholarships for the children of the bank’s employees. Introduction [...]
Neighborhood Congregational Church opens its labyrinth Sunday, March 11, and invites anyone to walk its path between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. No charge or donation is required. The Rev. B. J. Beu asked coordinator Karen Gaither to open the labyrinth this week in response to his sermon series on journeying with God. During the [...]
Rotary Hooked by Ocean Expert Dr. Chris Lowe of Cal State University Long Beach’s shark lab will speak at Rotary Club’s lunch meeting on Friday, March 2, at Aliso Creek Inn. Few animals attract our attention as much as sharks, yet myths and misconceptions about them abound. Lowe, studying sharks for two decades, [...]
Tom Fay accepts congratulations for his service. Cubmaster Honored Before Retirement Rev. Jerry Tankersley and Charter Organization Representative Dick Maxwell honored Laguna Beach Cub Scout Pack 35’s Cubmaster Tom Fay on Sunday, Feb. 12. Fay is retiring his position after nine years of service as cubmaster when his younger son bridges to Boy [...]
DeStefano Shares Her Personal History Local sculptor and portrait artist Jessica deStefano will talk about Laguna Beach’s St. Francis by the Sea Cathedral Chapel on Feb. 23 with members of the Exchange Club. The meeting is to begin at 12:15 p.m. at Asada restaurant, 480 S. Coast Highway. The historic church was [...]
Friday, Feb. 10 Sawdust Art Festival Art Classes: 10 a.m., pendants with Annette Doreng-Stearns, watercolor paint with Michelle Lance; 2 p.m. silk scarf painting with Olivia Batchelder, water casting with Erin Elowe www.sawdustartfestival.org/studioartclasses 949-494-3030. Also Saturday. Garden Club Valentine’s container sale and exchange. 9:30 a.m., Laguna Presbyterian Church, Second and Forest Avenue. www.lagunabeachgardenclub.org [...]
Garage Sale to Benefit Glennwood House On Saturday, Feb. 11, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., a garage sale is being planned to benefit Glennwood House, a new facility in Laguna Beach that will house young adults with disabilities and that plans to open this year. Estate sale quality items will be sold [...]
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Ignoring a Red Zone Elicits More Than a Ticket
How can lack of a parking space land you behind bars? In Laguna Beach, it occurs when you pull into a spot marked in red reserved for the police watch commander. That’s what happened to Barbara Louise Kanode, 47, of Newport Beach, who on Wednesday, May 9, took an available spot near City Hall while [...]
