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Newspaper
Laguna News Post
Location
Laguna Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 2003
Page
1
The piece notes the upcoming 70th run of the Pageant of the Masters and mentions casting calls as part of the preparation. It references the Home interior and a gallery setting as the venue for artistic and literary endeavors.
Goal oriented Laguna Beach boys soccer staged a second half rally but fell to Canyon, ending the contest with a tough setback. The item appears in Page 14 coverage of local sports. The Laguna Community Concert Band schedules a performance on Feb 9 at the Artists Theatre, noted in brief listings on Page 8.
Six to eight month old sea lion pups washed ashore from Huntington to Capistrano now sheltering in Friends of the Sea Lion nursery. Most weigh barely 15 to 20 pounds with severe dehydration hypoglycemia and hypothermia. Rescue director Michele Hunter notes extreme dehydration from lack of feeding as pups await mothers. A January 12 arrival came from San Clemente. December rescues spiked versus prior years, signaling El Nino effects on currents and fish migration. Mothers travel farther for food, leaving pups stranded in Channel Islands rookeries. Pups require frequent nursing up to age one. more details on page 18.
Private Ethan Slattery of Alpha Company, 1st Reconnaissance Battalion USMC, a Laguna Beach High School Class of 2002 graduate, heads to the Persian Gulf aboard one of seven Navy ships after weeks of 24 hour alert and last minute packing at Camp Pendleton and home. His mother Katie Slattery recalled his small apartment setup before departure.
Driftwood city council hears debate as Highpoint Communities proposes dedicating 218 acres of canyon hillside as open space in exchange for approval to build 15 custom homes on a 10 acre parcel scarred by bulldozers nearly 40 years ago. City Manager Ken Frank calls it a substantial benefit to the community to keep the hillside undeveloped.
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