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Rescuers Extract Injured Bike Rider

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A 32-year-old bike rider, injured when losing control on a steep trail above Laguna Canyon Road about 10:15 a.m. on Sunday, March 24, was...

Linking Strings to Future HS Orchestra

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After a half-year of playing a string instrument in third grade, novices are left in the lurch with no bow to turn to until...

Summoning Beach Girl Vibe

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By Andrea Primer, Special to the Independent   Laguna Beach fosters many sorts of entrepreneurs, allowing for creative and eclectic ideas to prosper into full-blown businesses....

Grant May Extend Trolley Service

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To take advantage of a potential $3.7 million windfall in county transportation funding, Laguna Beach’s City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to apply for a...

Reviving Plans for a Village Entrance

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The village entrance project to beautify the area between Forest Avenue and the festivals and put in a parking structure has been on and...

Safety Rules on the Way for Stand Up Paddlers

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Testimony about potential hazards due to the surge of companies offering stand-up paddling lessons on local beaches prompted the City Council on Tuesday to...

Wells a Splashing Success

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Money raised by Laguna Beach’s Soroptimist International and its partner, Newport Beach’s Woman of the Wells, have built four wells in India. The first of...

Community Datebook 3/22/13

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Eco-Warrior Takes Up the Adopt-a-Beach Torch The California Coastal Commission has partnered with the recently established Eco-Warrior Foundation to organize Laguna Beach’s Adopt-A-Beach Program, the...

Spring Events Both Sacred and Secular

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Religious Services The following are local services for Palm Sunday, March 24 and Easter, March 31: United Universalist Fellowship – 10:30 a.m. Palm Sunday; 10:30 a.m....

Irvine School Honors Supporters

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Irvine’s Tarbut V’Torah Day School honored top volunteers,  Newport Beach’s Sam Wyman and Laguna Beach’s Lou Weiss,  during its annual fundraising event. Weiss, a long-time...

Philip Herbert

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Philip C. Herbert, 73, a long time resident of Orange County passed away on March 12, 2013, in Prescott, Ariz., with his loving wife...

Meet Comes of Age, Starts a New Chapter

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Laguna Beach High’s Eric Hulst Track and Geyer Field came alive last Saturday, as thousands of spectators, coaches and athletes ushered in a new...

Dine and Dash Suspect Named

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The Chamber of Commerce this week circulated a police “crime bulletin” describing a woman suspected in numerous “dine and dash” incidents in Laguna Beach...

Will Laguna Stand Up to Regulate Paddlers?

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Laguna Beach’s City Council on Tuesday will consider potential regulation of stand-up paddling instruction due to complaints stemming from the surge of companies offering...

Taking View Equity for a Test Drive

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Just six weeks after its formation, the newly established View Equity Committee seems determined to deliver on putting teeth in a new city ordinance. But...