Immy Suso fights noisy beachside rowdiness in South Laguna
In a beachside South Laguna neighborhood Immy Suso guards his yard as locals report growing public drunkenness parking and trash. After the Fourth of July weekend residents describe disorder including urination on streets and tense feelings toward the community.
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Immy Suso
Laguna
Beach
Suso
Susa
New Festival of Arts Entrance Unveiled in Laguna Beach
The 83rd Festival of Arts opened in Laguna Beach with a new $3.5 million facade by Bauer Architects of Newport Beach. The entrance features a rammed earthen wall, copper panels, and a metal sculpture representing Laguna Canyon trees and vegetation.
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Festival of Arts
Laguna Beach
Bauer Architects
Newport Beach
Laguna Canyon
Canyon
Sam Gangwer
Laguna Beach calls for citywide underground power lines
City officials urged undergrounding of utilities after a 16 acre wildfire sparked by trees falling into wires. Mayor Bob Whalen said above ground lines risk public safety and that Edison should cover most costs. Pietig targets a meeting with SCE within 10 days to advance burying power lines, with SDG&E also to be discussed.
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Laguna Beach
Bob Whalen
Southern California Edison
John Pietig
Pedro Pizarro
SCE
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
Laguna
Edison
Sdg&e
Pietig
Time for Double Duty at Laguna Beach Breakers
Laguna Beach appoints Ted Clarke to lead both the athletic department and the football program. The 57 year old brings experience with adversity and aims to ramp up the football side by aligning it with the district’s stronger programs. Clarke cites progress as an encouragement and expects a gradual process.
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Ted Clarke
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