Center's Angel Fashions a Fundraiser
Last year neophyte Laguna Resource Center volunteer Evonne Kane almost singlehandedly coordinated and launched the first Boutique Benefit fundraiser for the center. That fledgling effort raised over $10,000, and Kane hopes for even greater success with the second annual Boutique Benefit to be held May 3 at the Neighborhood Congregational Church. Full Story
Strikes, Unrest Hinder Goat Lady's Mission
Notes from Nepal
Laguna's "goat lady" Rosalind Russell, currently in Nepal on a mission to deliver goats and monitor her ongoing projects, is experiencing first-hand the turmoil of a third-world nation, but continues to press on despite the unforeseen obstacles. Full Story
Fisherman, Teens Escape Huge Swells
A fisherman swept from the rocks of Crescent Bay by high surf and weighed down by water-filled waders was pulled to safety by two body boarders, one of two dramatic rescues made Sunday as Laguna's southfacing beaches were slammed by huge sets. Full Story
Economy Sends Tourism for a Thrill Ride
Declining home prices, escalating gasoline prices, and the dollar's record descent this week against the euro add up to an economic rollercoaster that is certain to slow Orange County's top industry in 2008, predicted Laguna Beach's top tourism official. Full Story
Now, This is What Patriotism's About
What does the Stars and Stripes Forever actually wave over forever this Saturday at 11 a.m.? People. "The greatest thing about the parade is that we have so many great people to honor," said Charlie Quilter, president of the organizers of the Patriots' Day Parade, set for March 1. Full Story
Height Rules Don't Yet Add Up
A Planning Commission workshop on revising height limits downtown on Wednesday provoked lively discussion from the public, staff and Architect's Guild, which ended with a decision for more talks May 14 at 7 p.m. The public debate centered on whether the proposed revision would contribute to more intensive development. Full Story
Politics, Exotic Locales and Spirits Infuse Art Walk
First Thursday's Art Walk from 6 to 9 p.m. on March 6 will start out with a 5 to 6 p.m. pre-event artist reception at City Hall, exhibiting work by students in the Laguna College of Art and Design's masters program. 505 Forest Ave. For information, call 376-6000. Full Story
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