A Patriotic Lineup
Honorees in the Patriots Day Parade on March 7, from left, Citizens of the Year Ed and Lisa Sauls, Grand Marshal Frank Mickadeit, parade President Charles Quilter II, Honored Patriot Marine Corps Lieut. Col. Donald R. Segner, Jr. Full Story
Smart Hound Aids Injured Biker
Miles, a local yellow Lab News puppy who recently demonstrated his Lassie-like instinct to rescue people in distress, will be the celebrity draw at an impromptu fundraiser from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Feb. 7, hosted by the downtown Starbucks. Full Story
Helping Glean The Neighborhood
This time of year, backyard citrus trees are full of fruit, but much of it remains unpicked and falls to the ground unconsumed. An urban gleaning project has begun to collect this fruit and distribute it to individuals and families in need. Full Story
Center Opens its Doors
The new Community and Senior Center at 380 Third Street will hold a grand opening Saturday, Jan. 31. The schedule of activities is as follows: 11:45 a.m. - Community Band performs; 12 p.m. Full Story
Rotary Club Hears Health Talk
At the Laguna Beach Rotary Club's noon meeting on Feb. 6 medical student fellow Parker Duncan will speak on universal health care. Duncan will discuss what health care reforms and pose questions about the business model. The club meets in Hotel Laguna's Catalina Room at noon. Full Story
Service Set for Composer
The public is invited to a memorial service planned for musician, composer and record promoter George Harrison Russell on Saturday, Feb. 7, which would have been his 90th birthday. The service will be held at 5 p.m. at the Cathedral of St. Francis by the Sea Chapel, 430 Park Avenue in Laguna Beach. Full Story
Luncheon Feb. 6
Woman's Club Salutes Jane Egly
The public is invited to attend the Mayor's Appreciation Lunch on Friday, Feb. 6, at the Woman's Club of Laguna Beach, honoring Councilwoman Jane Egly. This annual event salutes the council member who served as mayor the previous year. Full Story
Day 'on' Keystone of Community Service
Boys and Girls Club staff, friends, families, and members of the teen Keystone Club rolled up their sleeves and scrubbed, mopped, swept, vacuumed, raked, and dusted the Laguna Relief and Resource Center on Jan. 19. For the last two years, Keystone Club members have committed to transforming the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Full Story
Capistrano Makes Community Its Mission
Mission San Juan Capistrano is offering two for one admission to residents of Dana Point, Monarch Beach, and Laguna Beach on Feb. 6 only. A free audio tour for each visitor is provided during the Celebrating Communities discount rate. Full Story
Commit to Caring for City's Parks, Traffic
The Laguna Beach City Council is seeking applications to serve on its recreation and parking committees, with five appointees needed to serve twoyear terms on each. he terms will run from March 1 through Feb. 28, 2011. Both committees generally meet once a month. Full Story
'Godspell' Cast Sings at Service
Laguna Playhouse's Youth Theatre will be performing four songs from their recent musical "Godspell" as part of the worship service at Neighborhood Congregational Church this Sunday, Feb. 1 at 10 a.m. Neighborhood Congregational Church is located at 340 St. Ann's Drive. Full Story
Teens Sweet on Special Valentines
Laguna Beach Senior Services in collaboration with Laguna Beach Teen Korps will hold a Valentine brunch and bingo party on Feb. 7 from 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. at the new Community Center located at 380 Third Street. The event will include brunch, entertainment, bingo, and prizes. Full Story
Sailing Away
Thanks to dry weather, construction of the playground equipment in Alta Laguna Park was finished ahead of schedule earlier this month. Many Laguna families tried out the new equipment, which includes swings, slides and climbing gear. Full Story
Park's Future Is Topic of Conservancy Meeting
Monday, Feb. 2
Karl Warkomski, the new executive director of the Laguna Canyon Foundation, will be the guest speaker at the next dinner meeting of the Laguna Canyon Conservancy to be held Monday, Feb. 2, at Tivoli Terrace. Full Story
Teaching Kids More Than Flexibility
Oasis Child, known in the Laguna Beach community as an eco-friendly apparel and yoga boutique, also offers yoga classes for children ages 5-18. Classes provide them the opportunity to "stretch" beyond their expectations to greater selfmastery and self-awareness. Full Story
Thermal Extremes
Laguna Beach artist Mike Tauber takes a break outside Chicago's Water Tower Place to savor the warmth of home. Other residents, Theresa and Joe Morreale, on the left, soaked up winter sun in the Grand Caymans with former residents Adam Hemming and Todd Leach. No matter the clime, bring along the Indy on your next trip and share a high-resolution image by sending it to www.lbindy.com Full Story
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