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Newspaper
Laguna News Post
Location
Laguna Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 2003
Page
1
Pencil on paper portrait by Dan McCleary featured among several works on display at Peter Blake Gallery as part of a current exhibition. The note appears on page 22.
A broader perspective noted as four high schoolers from Europe will join Laguna Beach High School students this year through the American Field Service exchange program. Page 3 highlights. Local slugger Doug Reinhardt played in the Area Code Games earlier this month, a showcase for scouts, as the Santa Margarita Catholic High School third baseman showcased his talent. Page 14. ARTWAVES/22 BLOTTER/2 BRIEFS/8 LIVING/18 RELIGION/23 SPORTS/14 VIEWPOINT/4
Laguna Beach sees 410 children ages 8 to 15 complete this summer's Junior Lifeguards program as 400 plus participants tote red buoys and gear. Director Chad Beeler notes high demand and earlier sessions turning away applicants while students like Kelly Simonson emphasize ocean safety and fitness gains. The season concludes with an Ironman challenge at Main Beach.
Reality show under Bravo, Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, draws Tuesday night interest in Laguna. Five gay experts Ted Jai Carson Thom and Ryan mentor a straight man on style skin and romance during a two day makeover. TV feature by Erika I Ritchie.
A Superior Court judge denied FE Motro Mobile Home Park residents’ bid to postpone a $13 million campground and park project on the Laguna Beach bluffside site. Judge Jonathan Cannon found the environmental impact report sufficient for 60 RV and tent campsites, a bluffside park, 200 parking spaces, and El Moro Creek restoration, with residents to vacate by December 2004.
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