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Community Datebook 2/22/13

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Boutique Benefits Gathering Inventory Boutique Benefit is holding its next drop-off on Saturday, Feb. 23 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Laguna Presbyterian...

Resident Falls Prey to Phone Scam

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By Andrea Adelson | LB Indy Police say an astute store clerk who advised a customer against buying $7,000 worth of gift cards helped avert...

No Love Match for Court Upgrade

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  With city officials still refusing to kick in any more money, the school district pushed ahead with plans Tuesday to improve the aging high-school...

City Delays New Construction Rules

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The City Council postponed Tuesday considering a plan that would require builders provide a construction staging plan on their projects, giving contractors and architects...

Schools Fill in Emotional-Support Gaps

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With teen suicides drastically rising and depression affecting 46 percent of all school children, emotional and social support will increasingly be more available to students in the Laguna Beach Unified School District.

Updated: Court Refuses to Block Anti-Camping Laws

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Former Newport Beach resident Pam Bowers uses crutches because of a broken leg. Though she’s been homeless in Laguna Beach for the last year, new rules that restrict who can store belongings at the city’s homeless shelter have proved onerous. Bowers, 46, says she can’t manage her things as well as crutches to travel to an alternate shelter or to take a bus anywhere. So she hides her sleeping bag and clothes in the creek to avoid their seizure by police.

City to Break Ground on Village Entrance Tuesday

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Members of the public are invited to attend the city’s long-awaited Village Entrance groundbreaking on Tuesday, Sept. 11, at 4 p.m. The ceremony will take place near 725 Laguna Canyon Road (between Parking Lot 10 and Parking Lot 11).

Ephemeral Sculpture Inspired by Dance

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By Robin Pierson, Special to the Independent Local artist Karen Feuer-Schwager has transformed humble used tea bags into the inspiration for the choreography, costumes and...

Revisiting the Route of Conquistadores

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They claim it as the toughest mountain bike race in the world. The three-day stage race takes place in Costa Rica, traversing 150 miles from the Pacific Ocean to the Caribbean Sea. Don’t let the miles fool you, this is not your normal 150 miles. The terrain covered is some of the most mind-blowing miles you can imagine.

Hospital Makes Good on Rx for Longevity

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Making good on growth plans outlined in 2011, Mission Hospital Laguna Beach will begin a $15 million seismic retrofitting project next week to bring...

Buying In to a Commute Without Keys

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Ideas on how to induce more people to use Laguna Beach's $2.2 million public transit system as a way to tame downtown congestion grabbed...

Rescue Craft Shoves Off for Peak Season

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By Justin Swanson | LB Indy   For the first time, Laguna Beach lifeguards’ can now rely on their own rescue watercraft for patrol and rescue...

City Readies for El Niño

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A downpour earlier this week let loose a few rocks and slick roads resulted in an overturned car, but city staff are feverishly preparing...

Zur Schmiede Misses Coastal Commission Appointment

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Roberto Uranga, a Democrat from Long Beach, has been appointed to the California Coastal Commission, effectively dashing hopes that Laguna's newest City Council member...

Many Ways to Give Thanks

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Share Thanksgiving Among Friends Bring a favorite holiday dish and join friends and neighbors at noon on Thanksgiving Day for Laguna Beach’s traditional community feast,...