Tag: Ed Kaufman

What the Four-Footed Can Teach Us

What the Four-Footed Can Teach Us

| December 26, 2012 | 1 Comment

By Ed Kaufman   Stroll any morning along the glorious bluffs of Heisler Park in North Laguna around 6:45 and you’ll invariably find a small pack of dog-treat donors and their pups huddled together, barely letting passers-by by. Most of the dogs sit patiently waiting for their daily presents, except for one pooch on this [...]

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DimeStories Opens a New Chapter

DimeStories Opens a New Chapter

| September 6, 2012 | 0 Comments

DimeStories, the opportunity for writers to read aloud three-minutes of original work, changes locations beginning this Sunday, Sept. 9, to Laguna Culinary Arts, 845 Laguna Canyon Rd Everyone is welcome, including those who haven’t prepared a reading. Those who do wish to participate in the 5:30 p.m. reading should sign up by 5 p.m. Local [...]

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Guest Column: A Wordsmith’s Last Story

Guest Column: A Wordsmith’s Last Story

| July 5, 2012 | 0 Comments

An excited buzz came to Dime Stories in the fall of 2011.  Cindy Frazier was coming and she was actually reading! Frazier had been the city editor of the Coastline Pilot for six years and was one of the most influential journalistic voices in Laguna Beach as well as a published creative writer. As I [...]

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Author’s Travel Memoir Detours Unexpectedly

Author’s Travel Memoir Detours Unexpectedly

| September 14, 2011 | 0 Comments

By Robin Pierson, Special to the Independent Ed Kaufman and his family don’t really go on vacations. Instead, they take global adventures that have allowed each of them to expand individually while forming connections with a diverse array of indigenous people and to each other along the way. Over the last decade on trips to [...]

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Author’s Travel Memoir Detours Unexpectedly

Author’s Travel Memoir Detours Unexpectedly

| September 14, 2011 | 0 Comments

By Robin Pierson, Special to the Independent Ed Kaufman and his family don’t really go on vacations. Instead, they take global adventures that have allowed each of them to expand individually while forming connections with a diverse array of indigenous people and to each other along the way. Over the last decade on trips to [...]

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