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Newspaper
Laguna News Post
Location
Laguna Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 2002
Page
3
A snapshot of activity from North to South Laguna covering the Top of the World area through coastal beaches. The piece surveys developments, events, and notable happenings shaping the local scene.
Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce hosts a monthly mixer from 5 30 to 7 30 p m Wednesday July 17 at the Sawdust Festival admission to Sawdust is free for mixer participants members pay 3 non members 6
Crystal Cove State Park offers a bat walk on Saturday July 27 meeting at El Moro Visitor Center with a $3 parking fee. Reservations required and call 497 7647. Additional backcountry hikes run Saturdays July 13 20 and Sundays July 14 21 28 meeting at El Moro center with $3 parking and same contact. Historic District tour is set for Saturday July 13 at 10 a.m. meeting at Los Trancos parking near the trailer with $3 parking and contact 497 7647 or 494 3539.
Laguna Beach retirement center at 2130 South Coast Highway offers a weekly barbecue at noon every Saturday through the summer. RSVP by calling (949) 376-3144 to join the event.
A benefit concert for local performer Eric Henderson diagnosed with a flesh eating bacteria will be held Thursday July 25 at Seven Degrees. Entertainers include Common Sense The Missiles of October Bob Hawkins Karen Benson and Richard Stekel. Tickets are 35 dollars. Showtime is 8 p.m. Doors open 6 p.m. for dining and cocktails. Visit seven-degrees.com for details.
Two Thurston Middle School students explore Laguna Beach on free summer shuttle service with routes from Aliso Creek Inn to Cliff Drive and Act V parking. More than 200000 riders expected as shuttles run every 20 to 30 minutes, boosting tourism and town access until September 1.
Public notices announce a series of 6 p.m. meetings in the City Council Chamber at 505 Forest Ave. including the Board of Adjustment Design Review Board Heritage Committee and City Council sessions with topics ranging from fire department strategy to street tree maintenance and the Village Entrance design. A city bus tour is planned for 9 a.m. Saturday.
Dana Point resident May Wale Brown, formerly Lagunaw, publishes Cat Chats a collection of her newspaper columns. The book is available at Barnes and Noble in Aliso Viejo.
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