A Look at Laguna Quiet Enclave of History and Beauty
A look at Laguna describes a serene enclave away from town bustle, moving at its own pace. The piece highlights the area’s historic roots and natural beauty, inviting readers to explore its distinctive charm.
Cliffside charm in North Laguna and new housing
Neighborhood snapshot notes North Laguna’s foggy slow pace and historic cottages near Crystal Cove and Shaw’s Cove. Glennwoods House of Laguna Beach, a 30,000 square foot 42‑room housing complex for adults with developmental disabilities, opened after two years of planning with residents moving in the first week of August.
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North Laguna
Crystal Cove State Park
Broadway Street
Shaw’s Cove
Randy Larson
Glennwoods House
Laguna Beach
Heisler Park
Pyne Castle
Pinecrest Drive
Palms
Shaw’s
Confusion Over Laguna Heritage Trees Grows
Laguna Beach residents voiced confusion at a council meeting over whether south Laguna trees are city heritage trees. About 200 property owners were notified last year offering optional inclusion, but legality and status have remained unclear since 1987. City officials say consistency has lapsed, with questions about whether the county list was added to the city list or treated as ordinary trees.
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South Laguna
Laguna Beach
Phil Kohn
South Laguna Civic Association
Bill Rihn
Rihn
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Laguna
Joanna Clay
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Orange County Register
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Lennwood
Otoh
Eld
Grennwood House
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