Back to School Party Planned by Local Clubs
The No Square Theater Woman's Club and the Exchange Club will host a Friday back to school party for low income La guna Beach students. Donations of school supplies clothing and shoes may be dropped off at Legion Hall 384 Legion St or at Firebrand Media 250 Broadway St. The event serves about 75 kids.
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Laguna Beach
Legion Hall
Legion St
Firebrand Media
Broadway St
Festival of Arts Fashion Show Featuring Recycled Materials
The Festival of Arts hosts a fashion show from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday. Artists create looks from recycled and reclaimed materials and present them to a panel of judges. The event is free with festival admission. Information: 949-494-1145 or lagunafestivalofarts.org.
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Laguna Beach promotes three to captain positions
Public safety shifts crown Lt. Darin Lenyi and Lt. Jason Kravetz as captains in the Laguna Beach Police Department. Laguna Beach Fire adds Thomas Padden as captain and promotes Sandra Costa to engineer/paramedic to replace him. The Susie Senior Center gears up for its annual table tennis tournament with entry options and fees.
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Jason Kravetz
Laguna Beach Police Department
Laguna Beach Fire Department
Thomas Padden
San da Costa
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Susie Senior Center
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Laguna Beach Wins 318000 Grant for City Trolley Plan
The city secures a 318000 state grant via Orange County Transportation Authority to buy three trolleys. A 50 percent city match, expected from the current budget, funds the project replacing rented summer trolleys. Laguna Beach Chamber invites entries for Taste of Laguna and Business Expo on Sept 27 from 4:30 to 8 p.m. at Glenneyre Street structure.
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Orange County Transportation Authority
John Pietig
Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce
Glenneyre Street
Rebecca
Laguna Beachcham
Junior Art Exhibit inspires local artist from student to juror
Molly Hutchings, once a 10th grader in 1967, had her watercolor chosen for the Festival of Arts Junior Art Exhibit in Laguna Beach. Now a juror for the same exhibit, she has exhibited and sold work for 19 years. The festival, established in 1947, runs through Aug. 31 and features an awards ceremony with The PIMCO Foundation support.
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Molly Hutchings
San Clemente High School
Hutchings
Festival of Arts
Ists
Laguna Beach
Arts.org
Laguna Beach Plans Temporary Visitors Center Downtown
The City Council authorized the Laguna Beach Visitors and Conference Bureau to pursue a portable 6 by 8 foot information kiosk at Forest Lane across Main Beach. If approved by the Planning Commission, it will house staff and literature on lodging, businesses, and events. Local entrepreneur Marian Keegan releases Baluka and Friends, a children's book.
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Laguna Beach
Marian Keegan
Laguna
Art of Fitness & Spa
Baluka
Boys & Girls Club joins UPS Road Code driving program
The Boys & Girls Club of Laguna Beach is among 24 clubs chosen to run UPS Road Code for teens with $26,000 from the UPS Foundation over three years. Volunteers teach four classroom sessions plus driving simulator practice, covering safe driving, phone use, texting, and drinking distraction risks.
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Boys & Girls Club
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Bali Thorn retires after 33 years leading Laguna Beach club
Bali Thorn, Bali Beach Girls & Boys Club finance director, retires after 33 years of service. A barbecque honored her last week. She started in 1979 as a secretary and watched the club grow from 250 members to over 1,500 annually.
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Bali Thorn
Boys & Girls Club of
Laguna Beach
Thorn
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