Festivals Receive a Free Ride With Bank's Help
The Festival of Arts, the Sawdust Festival, and Art-AFair have recently received a $30,000 grant from the Bank of America Foundation to help fund the free trolley service for summer visitors. Full Story
Indy on Vacation
Laguna Beach resident and Indy webmaster Ryen Caenn finds the hometown paper so engrossing he neglects to watch calving by Alaska's Sawyer Glacier. The Indy invites readers to take the paper on vacation and share a photo of their journey. Submit to editor@lbindy. Full Story
Hospital Foundation Accepts Car Donations
South Coast Medical Center Foundation is now able to accept vehicle donations as part of its effort to help support South Coast Medical Center, providing funds needed for facility upgrades to enhance healthcare services. Full Story
Chabad Embraces Approach for Teaching Hebrew
Beginning in fall, Chabad Jewish Center of Laguna Beach will adopt the Aleph Champion program to teach Hebrew. Full Story
Pottery Shack in a Comeback
The Pottery Shack, a Laguna Beach landmark that closed its doors in 2004, has reopened after four years in hiatus, although at a different smaller location. Full Story
Wild Things
Damian Sliva looks eye to eye with the 250-pound albino Burmese python, one of several unusual critters at the Sawdust Art Festival on Wednesday, displayed by a wildlife photographer. Full Story
Second Harvest Nurtures Out of School Kids
Since mid-June, the Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County's 29-city Kids Cafe program has been providing 3,000 children with breakfasts, lunches, and snacks, and will continue to do so all summer long. Full Story
Extravaganza for Wanna-be Pet Owners
The Irvine Animal Care Center will host its second annual "Orange County Super Adoption Event" from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday, July 27. In addition to several hundred of the center's own rescued pets, more than 30 pet rescue groups, including the Laguna Beach Animal Shelter, will bring over 400 homeless dogs and cats to the event, which all need owners. Full Story
Rotary and Boy Scouts Share 100 Years of Partnership in Service
Luncheon talk Aug. 1
Lane Calvert, exploring director of the Orange County Council of Boy Scouts of America, will explore the 100-year history shared by Rotary and the Boy Scouts when he addresses the next luncheon meeting of the Laguna Beach Rotary Club on Friday, Aug. 1. He will also talk about Interact Club, a Rotary-supported club within the high school. Full Story
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