Letters

Editor, I read with bemusement in this week's online news the attack on our art as exhibitors in the Sawdust Festival. It is especially disturbing when it...

Dear Editor:   The beautiful Yarn Bomb art pieces attached to trees at the Sawdust, made by nine mothers and grandmothers calling themselves the Twisted Stitchers,...

Editor,             I am a member of the Laguna Beach Seacliff Condominium Association.  At a board meeting in July 2010 I volunteered to solicit bids...

Editor,  Many of you have signed the petition and or seen the posters around town about restoring a public coastal access to Rockledge. It’s the...

 Editor, Laguna Beach’s Public Works Director Steve May, one of Laguna's $125,000 + city employees, says, "Camel Point Drive is a private street and the...

   Editor, Arno Hano's recent letter opining that Mission Hospital may be "land rapists" is a bit over the top. However, alert residents of Laguna...

Editor, Arno Hano's recent letter opining that Mission Hospital may be "land rapists" is a bit over the top. However, alert residents of Laguna Beach...

Editor:     The Laguna Relief and Resource Coalition is a non-profit you’ve probably never heard of.    It began in the wake of the disastrous fire...

Editor, I read in your last issue that there is a new effort in Laguna to ban (or charge for) plastic grocery bags (“Ruling Revives...

Editor,   The last time I was in Italy, Alitalia Airlines honored their artists by placing their names on their planes; I was on the Leonardo...

 Editor, What?  Am I understanding this correctly? The petitions for the purchase of remaining parcels of open space could be signed by any registered voter.  Is...

Editor,  Last week I went to Brooks Street to check the waves before work. Perla, my wild JRT was with me, and she demanded some beach time....

Editor,                   The Orange County Superior Court’s order tossing the Laguna Terrace controversy to the California Coastal Commission should not escape close scrutiny (“Laguna Terrace...

Editor,   How refreshing to read the comments of Chris Keller, president of the City's Chamber of Commerce, in which he welcomed the new high profile...

Editor, News travels fast in this new wired world. By the time the sun rose over the Pacific, the news of the betrayal by Mission...