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Messenger Nicholas Leighton meets the oldest Von Trapp child, Sarah Busic, singing “Sixteen Going on Seventeen.”
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- Smith Family
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- l to r: Johnny Gandelsman, left, and Colin Jacobsen, members of the Brooklyn Rider quartet, performers and artistic directors in this year’s Laguna Music Festival.
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- l to r: Johnny Gandelsman, left, and Colin Jacobsen, members of the Brooklyn Rider quartet, performers and artistic directors in this year’s Laguna Music Festival.
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- L to R: From left, Elicia Silverstein, Kelsey Blumenthal, Robin Kesselman, Christopher Zack, and Mindy Park perform this past Monday in a preview of weekend concerts at Laguna Playhouse.
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- McKayla Brooks, 8, of Laguna is tickled by the sounds she coaxed from a trombone.
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- Violinist Elicia Silverstein
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- Kayhan Kalhor, master kemanche player, plays an intimate concert at a private residence in Laguna Niguel.
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- Kayhan Kalhor.
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- “Dan the Piano Man”
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- Senior Christa French clears the final hurdle on her way to a second place finish. Photos by Robert Campbell
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- Laguna senior Christianne Kinder leaps to first place in the high jump.
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- Sophomore Barton Reece drives to the finish in the first heat of the frosh/soph 100-meter dash.
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- Sophomore Barton Reece drives to the finish in the first heat of the frosh/soph 100-meter dash.
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- Charlie Ferrazi will close Esther Wells Gallery at month’s end. The landlord hopes for another gallery tenant.
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- After tagging the runner at the bag, Austin Paxson tries for a double play at first in a recent game.
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- Senior Nile Koegel wins in the 100-meter butterfly with a time of 1:00.46.
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- Sophomore Sydney Saxe in the 100-meter backstroke, taking second with a time of 1:12.97
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- Colin Ceithaml in a match against Corona del Mar.
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- After tagging the runner at the bag, Austin Paxson tries for a double play at first in a recent game. Photos by Robert Campbell
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- Union organizer Gina Beck drives special-needs kids for the Laguna schools.
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- The student-driving bus crew at Durham’s Laguna yard.
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- Union organizer and Laguna Beach bus driver Gina Beck made a detour to the White House this week. Photo by Andrea Adelson
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- Patriotically dressed students surround a collection box, back row from left, Isabel Meekma, Olivia Shipp, Matthew Gallegos and Grace Fink; front row, Zachary Cord and Caroline Herry.
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- Keaton Jones threw a three-hit shutout against Peninsula’s Panthers in Laguna’s 14th consecutive victory. Photos by Robert Campbell
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- Eric Peruzzi in action in the record-setting contest with Saddleback. Breakers broke their 66-year old scoring record with the 25-0 rout of the Roadrunners.
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- Laguna’s No. 1 singles player Jake Michaels charges the net during a 6-1 rout of Cerritos’ top player, Pilki Min. Photo by Bob Campbell.
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- Bolton Colburn. Photo by Ted Reckas.
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- Bolton Colburn. Photo by Ted Reckas.
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- Student dancers exude energy in performances this weekend. Photo by Ted Reckas
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- J. Michael O’Toole
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- By Lee Winocur Field
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- Howard Hills
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- Artist-gallery owner Alexi Allens explains the details of her Marilyn Monroe painting to art lovers and collectors at the gallery’s opening during last week’s Artwalk.
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- Filming included Frank Mason’s work on a portrait commission of the Grand Prior of the Knights of Malta in Venice, Italy, in 2006.
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- Frank Mason
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- Examples from the Sistine Chapel before and after restoration.
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- Art lovers flocked to the Sawdust preview night on Tuesday. Photo by Ed Chang
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- Art lovers flocked to the Sawdust Art Festival preview night. Photo by Ed Chang
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- Art lovers flocked to the Sawdust Art Festival preview night. Photo by Ed Chang
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- Art lovers flocked to the Sawdust Art Festival preview night. Photo by Ed Chang
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- Photo by Ted Reckas
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- Club Django reinterprets music by Django Reinhardt in an outdoor concert.
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- A view of Heisler Park, where marine protections are already in affect. Tighter marine regulations that were to take affect Oct. 1 were postponed.
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- A rendering of the winning bench proposal.
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- Saeid Maralan in Sirous & Sons Rug Gallery in 2009.
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- George Vitolo on the move.
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- George Vitolo on the move.
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- Artist John Barber installs newly created urns for the Montage resort.
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- Catharine Cooper
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- The first phase of construction underway on the soon to be rebuilt lifeguard headquarters.
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- Photo by Mitch Ridder
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- Renowned activist and eco-philosopher Joanna Macy comes to Laguna Feb. 3-5 for a lecture and workshop.
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- The auction was followed by a rocking afterparty featuring a live DJ from The Observatory and lighting by The Showpros.
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- Bluecanvas sponsored four live artists including John Park (pictured here) who entertained attendees as they created works of art throughout the night.
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- Laguna Beach Community Foundation donors Peter and Mary Halper with Sophie
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- Early Edmodo adopter, Thurston Middle School teacher Carl Nelson.
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- Jeffry Quinton
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- Chandler Davis, as the governess Maria, sings “Do-Re-Mi” to the Von Trapp children.
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- Messenger Nicholas Leighton meets the oldest Von Trapp child, Sarah Busic, singing “Sixteen Going on Seventeen.”
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- Messenger Nicholas Leighton meets the oldest Von Trapp child, Sarah Busic, singing “Sixteen Going on Seventeen.”
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- Messenger Nicholas Leighton meets the oldest Von Trapp child, Sarah Busic, singing “Sixteen Going on Seventeen.”
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- Jackson Tupy, left, Elan Kramer and the captain’s fiancé, played by Karina Parker, enjoy a cup of tea.
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- Messenger Nicholas Leighton meets the oldest Von Trapp child, Sarah Busic, singing “Sixteen Going on Seventeen.”
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- Jackson Tupy, left, Elan Kramer and the captain’s fiancé, played by Karina Parker, enjoy a cup of tea.
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- Haley Castuera, the mother abbess, urges Chandler Davis’ Maria to “Climb Ev’ry Mountain” in the high school production of “Sound of Music.”
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- Haley Castuera, the mother abbess, urges Chandler Davis’ Maria to “Climb Ev’ry Mountain” in the high school production of “Sound of Music.”
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- Chandler Davis, as the governess Maria, sings “Do-Re-Mi” to the Von Trapp children.
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- Messenger Nicholas Leighton meets the oldest Von Trapp child, Sarah Busic, singing “Sixteen Going on Seventeen.”
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- Jackson Tupy, left, Elan Kramer and the captain’s fiancé, played by Karina Parker, enjoy a cup of tea.
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- The guitar-playing captain, Jackson Tupy, his bride and brood perform “Edelweiss” in a climactic scene at the Kalzberg Music Festival.
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- Haley Castuera, the mother abbess, urges Chandler Davis’ Maria to “Climb Ev’ry Mountain” in the high school production of “Sound of Music.”
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- Chandler Davis, as the governess Maria, sings “Do-Re-Mi” to the Von Trapp children.
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- Messenger Nicholas Leighton meets the oldest Von Trapp child, Sarah Busic, singing “Sixteen Going on Seventeen.”
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- Jackson Tupy, left, Elan Kramer and the captain’s fiancé, played by Karina Parker, enjoy a cup of tea.
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- The guitar-playing captain, Jackson Tupy, his bride and brood perform “Edelweiss” in a climactic scene at the Kalzberg Music Festival.
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- Jim Jaqua was elected to the Laguna Beach Community Foundation board.
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- Jim Jaqua was elected to the Laguna Beach Community Foundation board.
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- Photo by Mitch Ridder
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- No Square Theater’s songbook at Legion Hall March 16 and 17. Photo by Mitch Ridder
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- Warren Imports’ owner Harry Lawrence in 2006, shortly before he retired and closed the store.
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- Community leaders join with Harry Lawrence in celebrating his birthday in 2010.
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- Rescuers pursuing “June,” spotted first near Laguna Beach, and on Tuesday in Monterey County waters.
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- Would-be rescuers on Tuesday track June, a whale entangled in fishing gear who disappeared overnight.
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- “Twelve,” Laguna Beach High School spring dance concert, 7:30 p.m., Friday and Saturday, April 27 and 28. Box office opens at 6 p.m. Artists’ Theatre, 625 Park Ave. $20 reserved, $15 general admissioin, $8 students/seniors. 949-497-7769
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- Michael Beresford happened to walk up as a suspect was in the process of burglarizing his car in a parking structure. Photo by Mitch Ridder.
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- Steep Skyline Drive has long been a favorite run of skateboarders, but now joins the list of banned streets. .
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- Cindy Frazier
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- Pato Banton
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- Winning a national AYSO cup: front, Hallie Carballo, Peri Brennan and Jordan Morris; second row, Riley Russo, Anika Nielsen and Morgan Van Alphen; third, Ella Pachl, Kennedy Barlow, Cosette Chesley and Piper Naess; back, coaches Ole Nielsen and Kent Pachl.
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- Winning a national AYSO cup: front, Hallie Carballo, Peri Brennan and Jordan Morris; second row, Riley Russo, Anika Nielsen and Morgan Van Alphen; third, Ella Pachl, Kennedy Barlow, Cosette Chesley and Piper Naess; back, coaches Ole Nielsen and Kent Pachl.
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- Chef Ferdinand Lettner adds his signature European-style to another Laguna Beach café. Photo by Danielle Robbins
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- Jensen Gray’s Facebook profile photo.
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- Ryan Bright’s booking photo.
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- Ryan Bright’s booking photo.
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- A map of the new FivePoint Communities development, where twice as many homes are now planned.
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- Laguna officials are pressing for the addition of public transit infrastructure to higher-density housing planned at the periphery of Irvine’s Great Park.
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- Elizabeth McGhee and Brittany Ryan’s “Most Exciting Ensemble.” (Photo by Cliff Wassmann)
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- Adam Neeley’s ensemble derived of corn husks, plastic shopping bags, cardboard, packing material (Photo by Rob Gage)
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- Annette Wimmer’s party ensemble made of newspaper, foil, packaging material, shopping bags and pull tabs. (Photo by Cliff Wassmann)
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- Coach Lance Stewart hopes to lead a re-vamped lineup to a title in a re-aligned CIF division 1-A. Photo by Robert Campbell
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- City Council challenger Steve Dicterow
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- School board challenger Tammy Keces
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- The entangled sea lion. Photo by Wendy Leeds and videographer Priscilla Salazar.
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- Ruined Obama signs turned into to the Democratic Club held by board member Nick Hernandez.
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- Dana Rohrabacher
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- Co-owner Lewis Tarter, and his daughter, outside Cottage Furnishings, one of seven Laguna Beach businesses whose windows were shot out early Sunday morning by vandals.
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- Ruined Obama signs turned into to the Democratic Club held by board member Nick Hernandez.
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- Dana Rohrabacher
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- Bill and Sue Gross
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- Mike Churchill resigned from coaching next season to focus solely on his post as athletic director.
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- Lance Stewart is also giving up coaching high school volleyball for private ventures.
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- Andrew Barnicle returns to Laguna Playhouse to direct Neil Simon’s “Chapter Two,” opening on Saturday, Jan. 12.
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- Andrew Barnicle returns to Laguna Playhouse to direct Neil Simon’s “Chapter Two,” opening on Saturday, Jan. 12.
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- A still from the college’s exhibition.
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- Susi Quilter’s portrait by George Hurrell.
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- Lorraine Passero
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- Clara Mason Fox
