Post Dedicates a New Sign
American Legion officers, members and Auxiliary officers last Saturday dedicated a new sign for Post 222, replacing one at the Veterans Memorial Community Center that had omitted identifying the post. Full Story
What’s New at Susi Q?
Friday Knitting Classes
Start Oct. 30
Instructor Dona Harman of Strands and Stitches will teach participants to knit caps for people in need, which will be donated to the Knots-of-Love Organization. Concepts that will be covered include casting on, knitting in the round, decreasing stitches, and how to problem solve. Full Story
Alarm Rings Over Year-old Batteries
The Laguna Beach Fire Department reminds residents to change smoke alarm batteries this Sunday, Nov. 1, when they reset their clocks backward one hour to mark the beginning of daylight savings time. Full Story
Mission Hospital Reaches Out to Neighbors
Mission Hospital Laguna Beach is holding a Neighbor Forum from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 16, in the auditorium at the hospital. Michael Beck, the hospital’s vice president of operations, invites neighboring residents to attend and learn more about what’s going on at the hospital, and to ask questions. Full Story
Advice Offered on Building a Better Board
Board members of Laguna Beach’s nonprofit organizations are invited to a panel discussion on “Building an Effective Board,” Thursday, Nov. 5, from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Aliso Creek Inn, Green Room, 31106 S. Coast Highway. Full Story
Laguna Team Walked the Walk for Friends and CHOC
Laguna Beach residents Steve and Susan Giusto, joined by 17 local friends, were among the thousands of supporters participating in the 19th annual CHOC Walk at Disneyland on Oct. 18. The Giustos were there to thank CHOC for the outstanding care they provided to their six-year-old daughter Cathryn, who has been treated at CHOC over the past year for a rare childhood cancer. Full Story
Shanti Invites a Full House to Honor its ‘Queen of Hearts’
Shanti of Orange County invites the community to a 60th birthday celebration for their “Queen of Hearts,” executive director Sarah Kasman on Sunday, Nov. 8, at Tivoli Terrace, to recognize her 20 years of contributions to the HIV/AIDS community of Orange County. Full Story
Locals Join in Big Brothers Big Sisters Party
Big Brother Jake Villarreal and Little Brother Leo, age 7, of Tustin, were among the participants in Big Brothers Big Sisters of Orange County’s Halloween party Saturday. Full Story
Workshops Offered to Lure Business Start-ups
To promote business opportunities in Laguna Beach, city officials will host Open for Business workshops Nov. 3 and Dec. 1 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., in the Laguna Beach Community Center, 380 Third Street.
Geared towards those interested in opening or expanding businesses in town, the workshops are being organized by the recently created business promotion task force. Full Story
Workshop Explores Existential Questions
Chabad Jewish Center will offer a six-week course that promises to explore the soul’s journey beginning Wednesday, Nov. 4 at 7 p.m. at 30804 S. Coast Highway in Laguna Beach. Fee for the course is $80. Full Story
Estate-Planning Pitfalls Explained
Local estate planning attorney Leslie Daff will identify estate planning pitfalls and opportunities during a presentation of actual case studies Friday, Oct. 30, from 1 to 3:30 p.m. at the Susi Q Senior Center in Laguna Beach. Daff will contribute to Peter Kote’s “It’s Your Estate” workshop. Full Story
Laguna Marines Celebrate Corps’ 234th Birthday
The First Marine Faithful Old Force, a group of Laguna Beach Marines, reminds all local ac- tive and former Marines that the 234th birthday of the Marine Corps will be celebrated in appropriate style at the American Grill of the Canyon Lodge (formerly Ben Brown’s) on Tuesday, Nov. 10, beginning at 18:30 hours. Full Story
Cox Hosts Club Kids
Laguna Beach Boys & Girls Club members were among over 200 kids from clubs around the county participating in an annual carnival hosted by Cox Communications outside its Rancho Santa Margarita headquarters.
Kids enjoyed carnival games, bounce houses, giant slides, rock climbing, sumo suits, a pie-eating contest, break-dancing, popcorn and cotton candy. Full Story
Jaxson Lee Anderson
Amy (Myrick) Long and Ja- cob Anderson announce the birth of their son, Jaxson Lee Anderson.
Jaxson was born Sept. 4 at 2:57 a.m. at Providence Hospital in Hood River, Ore., and at birth he weighed six pounds, 12 ounces and was 19 inches long. Full Story
Helping Hands Assist Mothers to Be
Santa Ana’s Toby’s House, which provides housing and support services for homeless pregnant women and their children in Orange County, got a boost from a golf and bridge tournament sponsored by Helping Hands on Oct. 16 at the Aliso Creek Golf Course. Full Story
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