Livireg in Paradise Lost in Forum Theatre musical
Page 15 notes Livireg in Paradise Lost being presented as a musical at the Forum Theatre. Page 3 previews four candidates running for City Council with brief bios and race context.
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Newspaper
Laguna News Post
Location
Laguna Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 2002
Page
1
Page 15 notes Livireg in Paradise Lost being presented as a musical at the Forum Theatre. Page 3 previews four candidates running for City Council with brief bios and race context.
Undefeated Laguna Beach uses home pool advantage to defeat Canistrano Valley in a decisive meet. Page references indicate coverage across multiple sections including sports, lifestyles, and news briefs.
Jane Goodall told a sold out crowd at the Festival of Arts last week there is hope for the future and that it is in the children. The 68 year old spoke during a fundraiser to save the cougar about her journey to study wild chimpanzees and learn about animals.
Laguna Beach High School fans spar over the new Breakers nickname with emotion on both sides. Junior Natalie Hills proposes a compromise to allow athletic teams to keep Breakers while students and school retain Artists as the traditional mascot. The debate follows plans to replace the Artists logo with Breakers.
The Laguna Beach City Council unanimously backed recommendations from the Aow Commission and Design Review Board to tighten building rules aimed at preserving neighborhood character. Mayor Wayne Baglin and Councilman Steve Dicterow defended the plan against charges of overregulation as architects warned creativity could be stifled. Some residents argued for fewer limits while others supported the effort to curb oversized homes amid mansionization.
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