Residents Prepare for Disasters
As wildfire season nears and with nearly 80 percent of county residents reporting they are not prepared for a major emergency, ReadyOC, Orange County's largest disaster preparedness initiative, has recently re-launched a new web-based campaign to educate and empower residents and businesses to prepare for and respond to emergencies. Full Story
What's New at Susi Q?
Knitting Classes for Knots-of-Love Instructor Dona Harman of Strands and Stitches will teach participants to knit caps for Knots-of-Love Organization, which donates caps to people battling cancer or other illnesses. The class will be held from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 25, and Friday, Oct. 2. The $25 registration fee includes all materials.. Full Story
News of Spiritual Leaders Installation ceremony Sept. 27
Congregational Church Invites Public to Welcome a New Pastor
The Neighborhood Congregational Church invites the community of Laguna Beach to join the special installation ceremony for their permanent senior pastor, the Reverend B.J. Beu, at 3 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 27, in the church sanctuary. Beu and his family was welcomed into the congregation late last fall, but this weekend marks the pastor's formal installation. Full Story
Search is On For Laguna's Hidden Gems
The Beautification Council is appealing to the community for help discovering worthy candidates for the annual Beautification Awards. Full Story
St. Catherine's Urges Locals to Join National Walk for Poor Sept. 26
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul will hold its second annual nationwide Friends of the Poor walk on Sept. 26 to celebrate service to the poor, and St. Catherine of Siena's conference of the society encourages all Lagunans to participate in the walk locally, as walkers, pledgers, volunteers, or all three. Full Story
Workshop Teaches How to Trust What You Already Know
Do you know intuitively what to do in a situation but were unable to explain why? Do you sense that there is more to you and your life than what you are currently experiencing? Does your intellect often go to war with your "gut" feelings, leaving you unsure about what actions to take? Full Story
Local Testifies on Smart Irrigation
Laguna Beach resident Robert Wade recently testified about best-practices in irrigation before a state Assembly water crises committee. A landscape contractor, Wade explained that using smart irrigation controllers is a "best practice in conservation" that could cut outdoor water use by a third when combined with better irrigation schedules and drip irrigation systems. Full Story
Woman's Club Holds Membership Lunch
The Woman's Club of Laguna Beach will hold a general membership meeting Friday, Oct. 2, from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. at the 286 St. Ann's Drive clubhouse. All current members are invited and any women interested in joining are welcome to attend, said Gayle Waite, the club's president. Full Story
Village Laguna Members Receive Park Update
Village Laguna, a founding member of the Laguna Canyon Foundation, will receive an update on the foundation's work at its next general meeting Monday, Sept. 28, at 7 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, 425 Cypress Drive. Full Story
Free Estate Planning Workshops Offered
Get expert financial advice through the free "It's Your Estate" workshop series held on eight consecutive Fridays in the community room at the Susi Q Center. Focusing on a different topic each week, the sessions will be held from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. on consecutive Fridays through Oct. 30. Full Story
Wyland Foundation Holds Beach Party Fundraiser
Wyland Foundation will hold their Endless Summer Beach Party & Fundraiser from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 3, at the Ocean Institute in Dana Point. Full Story
Going to Susi Q? This Ride's for You!
Sally's Fund reminds seniors that they are here to help with transportation needs. Free rides are available to seniors attending the free lunches at the Susi Q Center. Call Sally's Fund at 499- 4100, and they'll pick you up at your door! Full Story
Chili and Pets Assist Five Nonprofits
The Laguna Board of Realtors and its Affiliates Charitable Assistance Fund raised $12,000 for the L.B. Animal Shelter, the Pacific Marine Mammal Center, the Blue Bell Foundation for Cats, and The Pet Rescue Center during the 13th annual pet parade and chili cook off last week. Full Story
Medical Board Recertifies Clinic Docs
The American Board of Family Medicine announced the successful recertification of Laguna Beach Community Clinic physicians Tom Bent and Korey Jorgensen. While Drs. Full Story
Democrats Plan Get-Together
Laguna Beach Democratic Club will meet for a social gettogether Oct. 1 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Picayo Restaurant, 610 N. Coast Highway, prior to the First Thursday Artwalk. Meet local Democrats while enjoying food, wine and cocktails while supporting local businesses. Full Story
Burchfield Services Set
A memorial service will be held for Jerry Burchfield at 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 4, at the Laguna Beach Presbyterian Church, followed by a celebration of his life and work at BC Space, 235 Forest Avenue, Laguna Beach, from 3-6 p.m. Full Story
Athletes Sweat for Charity
The public is invited to cheer on about 50 athletes who train at Crossfit Laguna Beach this Saturday, Sept. 26 beginning at 10 a.m. as they sweat through a tough workout while raising money for charity. The gym is located at 2295 Laguna Canyon Road. Full Story
Candidates Needed for Housing Panel
The City Council is seeking candidates who want to serve on the city's housing and human services committee. The terms of four of the seven members expire next month. Applications by prospective candidates should be submitted to the city clerk's office by Sept. 29. Applications are available online at the city's website, lagunabeachcity. Full Story
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