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Newspaper
Laguna News Post
Location
Laguna Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2003
Page
1
President George W. Bush's top AIDS adviser travels to Laguna Beach for outreach and policy discussions. Page 3 highlights the visit, noting meetings with local health officials and community groups.
Day workers gather at a roadside site to learn English. Instructors provide practical phrases for daily tasks and job seeking. The program aims to improve communication as workers wait for employment opportunities.
Laguna Beach Majors fall during the All Star Tournament opener against Laguna Hills on Page 17. The game details are incomplete in the brief note.
Community calendar highlights Fourth of July events across southern Orange County with festivities, parades, family activities, and local gatherings planned at various venues. Organizers urge residents to check page 16 for sports updates and page 27 for religion and civic meetings.
Nathan Lynch, a Laguna Hills and Laguna Beach athlete diagnosed with melanoma in March 2001, died in November 2001 and inspired the Laguna Beach Relay For Life held this past weekend at Laguna Beach High. The 24 hour event mobilizes teams to walk and run to fight cancer.
City officials plan a phased program to require property owners to maintain private sewer laterals feeding the main system. Despite extensive action, spills persist due to root infiltration from private laterals, which Pietig says accounts for 41 percent of city sewer spills. Neighborhood by neighborhood rollout is advised to avoid mass repairs. COUNCIL, Page 6.
Laguna Beach police and fire departments boost force for Friday Fourth of July celebration at Monument Point in Heisler Park. About 50 000 guests expected on beaches from Irvine Cove to Montage. 25 000 near Main Beach and Heisler Park. 65 officers will patrol, traffic delays around Laguna Canyon Road and Coast Highway expected after fireworks. Perimeter around Monument Point set from 6 p.m. 1000 foot exclusion area. park closed all day. More fireworks from private shows at Irvine Cove and Three Arch Bay.
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