Laguna Beach approves mural for lifeguard building
Laguna Beach City Council unanimously approved installation of a mural by Terry Thornsley for the renovated lifeguard headquarters. The piece titled Grace uses sheet bronze copper and stainless steel to depict waves and a lifeguard dory. Thornsley will be paid 40000 for associated expenses and the mural will include LED lighting. The council also approved competition guidelines for a sculpture installation at the lifeguard headquarters.
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Laguna Beach Police Blotter Highlights Car Races and Vandalism
Laguna Beach police log reports a man with a colored hat smoking out of a bong and dealing drugs near Main Beach, multiple high speed car pursuits including an Audi R8 and Porsche, taggings on city signs, a man hiding a red bag near patrons, a wrapped obstruction on Cross Street, a yellow kayak adrift near Cliff Drive, bushes torn up on North Coast Highway, a stolen 1996 Porsche 911 from a home, and various disturbances and checks across downtown including a shirtless man chasing people and a mail theft attempt.
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Laguna Beach Féte de la Musique features 40 downtown venues
Laguna Beach Sister Cities Association hosts its sixth annual Féte de la Musique from 1 to 4 pm Saturday with a diverse lineup at 40 locations across downtown. Performers include Yours Truly, Laguna Beach High School vocalists, Swing Set, JJ & the Habibis, and Blue Offenders among others. In Woods Cove, four blue gum eucalyptus trees at 2191 Ocean Way are designated heritage trees by the City Council, granting benefits to owners but maintaining obligations and penalties for removing or altering without a permit.
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Laguna Beach Council greenlights 42 million village entrance project
The Laguna Beach City Council unanimously approves a $42 million village entrance plan with parking revenue to service debt. They extend Studio One Eleven contract by 200000 and issue qualifications for a project manager while converting coin meters to credit cards. Some speakers favor a public vote but council members argue the decision isn’t a tax and relies on tourist revenue.
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