Tag: Mayor Jane Egly

Egly Goes Back on a Pledge

Egly Goes Back on a Pledge

| November 21, 2012 | 1 Comment

Editor, At the City Council meeting on Oct. 16, Mayor Jane Egly stated that she wanted to support the South Laguna Community Garden, but that she needed to know about the soil contamination and to see an appraisal. Specifically she said, “I need to have the answers to those two questions before I can say yeah. [...]

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Questioning Motives of Local Democrats

Questioning Motives of Local Democrats

| October 18, 2012 | 0 Comments

Editor, We have heard for years that in Laguna Beach one person can create havoc. Is it true that Audrey Prosser, a member of the local Democrats, does not like Mayor Jane Egly and caused the group to refuse endorsing her for election? Is it true that county Democrats never contacted Bob Whalen, a long-time [...]

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Dignitaries Welcome a New Gallery

Dignitaries Welcome a New Gallery

| October 11, 2012 | 0 Comments

Avran Art + Design, showcasing glass works and original fine art selected by owner and interior designer Marta Juhasz,  opened this week at 540 S. Coast Highway, Suite 106. Mayor Jane Egly was on hand to cut a ceremonial ribbon along with featured artists and various officials. The gallery carries the work of artists Robert [...]

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Laguna Welcomes Hometown Medalist

Laguna Welcomes Hometown Medalist

| August 29, 2012 | 0 Comments

The city will honor Olympic gold medalist Annika Dries on Saturday, Sept. 1, at the community pool from 2 to 4 p.m. Admission to the pool at 670 Park Ave. will be free and residents are encouraged to bring their suit and towel.  Mayor Jane Egly will present Dries with a City Council proclamation honoring [...]

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Pocket Park Gateway Opened

Pocket Park Gateway Opened

| August 23, 2012 | 0 Comments

Landscape architect Robert Borthwick, Mayor Jane Egly, center, and Council member Verna Rollinger were on hand last Thursday to cut the ribbon on the city’s newest pocket park on Park Avenue, a gateway to trails in the Laguna Coast Wilderness Park.

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Defining Sharrows

Defining Sharrows

| August 9, 2012 | 1 Comment

Editor, Have you traveled on Cypress or Hillcrest Streets lately?  If so, you may have noticed the painted sharrows on the pavement there.  We want to let you know what sharrows are, and what they mean for Laguna drivers and cyclists. Sharrows are: one simple, cost effective, “bucket of paint,” way to make Laguna Beach streets [...]

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Attorney Hosts Egly Fundraiser

Attorney Hosts Egly Fundraiser

| July 12, 2012 | 0 Comments

Attorney Larry and Cathy Nokes are hosting a $99 per person fundraiser for Jane Egly on Sunday, July 15, at 5 p.m. RSVP to 949-376-3500 and join supporters for cocktails and hors d’eouvres from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Nokes’ home, 3149 Bonn Dr.

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New Park Reclaimed From Trash Heap

New Park Reclaimed From Trash Heap

| June 27, 2012 | 0 Comments

Photo and Story by Danielle Robbins   Enthusiastic resident Regumbah Connolly and Mayor Jane Egly marked the opening of the new Frontage Road Mini-Park, located near the Sawdust Art Festival, in Laguna Canyon this week. Community members who pushed for its opening nicknamed it, “Wing Memorial Park,” after local artist Andy Wing, who funded the [...]

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Campaign 2012

Campaign 2012

| April 21, 2012 | 0 Comments

GOP Club Names New President Michele Oliver Hall will succeed Amy Kramer as president of Laguna Beach Republicans. Hall will also serve as the county GOP chair for her hometown. Hall, who attended LBHS and graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in conservation and resource studies, worked for the Los Angeles political consultant Wessel [...]

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Art Seen

Art Seen

| April 4, 2012 | 0 Comments

Gallery Q Toasts Winning Senior Artists   Based on the preferences of visitors to the Susi Q Center’s senior artists exhibition, Mayor Jane Egly awarded purple ribbons last week to artists in three categories.   Marianne van der Veer’s work, “Madonna” was selected as “most likely to be in a museum,” Corinne Matser’s “U Go Girl,” [...]

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A First Ribbon Cutting in 2012

A First Ribbon Cutting in 2012

| April 4, 2012 | 0 Comments

Last week, the Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce presided over the year’s first ribbon cutting, taking place at the Floating Cloud Gallery, 1999 S. Coast Highway.   The gallery features the work of Wai Sin Ton-Darbonne.  

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Helium-Balloon Ban Needed

Helium-Balloon Ban Needed

| March 14, 2012 | 0 Comments

Editor, We need to do something about these helium-filled balloons. I find them littering the beaches and back-country wherever I go. They are a menace to wildlife. Marine life and birds can ingest the balloons and become entangled and strangled by the strings, which are not biodegradable.   Mayor Jane Egly has placed this on [...]

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Council Says No Puppy in the Window

Council Says No Puppy in the Window

| March 12, 2012 | 0 Comments

Due to reported abuses at commercial dog breeding facilities, better known as “puppy mills,” the council this week joined the cities of Irvine and Dana Point by prohibiting the retail sale of cats and dogs.  No stores in the city currently sell pets. The number of pets exterminated at animal shelters from lack of adoption, [...]

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Mayor Jane Egly: Soft Touch with Sass

Mayor Jane Egly: Soft Touch with Sass

| December 30, 2011 | 0 Comments

Her agenda focuses on inadequate infrastructure The last thing the town’s new mayor, Jane Egly, wants to do is to offend anyone.  The soon-to-retire law professor leads with a soft and even-handed style but can be pointedly peppered, smart and refreshingly sassy. An environmentalist and former board member of Laguna Greenbelt, she says the most [...]

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Realtors Install New Officers

Realtors Install New Officers

| December 28, 2011 | 0 Comments

  Laguna Board of Realtors installed its 2012 leadership team earlier this month in a festive atmosphere that included No Square Theatre singers, who performed a medley of Christmas tunes with lyrics “customized” to real estate. Guest included Mayor Jane Egly. Pat Neal, a former Davis administration cabinet member and past president of the California [...]

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