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• Laguna Beach, CA News
• Two men in multiple robberies case sentenced
• O.C. beaches get high health marks
• Companies report on waste collection numbers in Laguna
• Man pleads guilty to hit-and-run
• Laguna Beach trolleys to get GPS
• Urbun opening delayed due to building issues
• Tackling traffic, bike path issues not an easy task
• School Board Meeting Wrap-Up
• Our Laguna: Last chance for free Sunset Serenade
• Memorial Day events back at Monument Point
• Artists from a war-torn land showing in Laguna
• Hansen: City tries to kill a spirited cactus
• Summer art festival parking plan approved
• State of the City: Life is good in Laguna
• Election 2012: Woman's Club hosts candidates forum
• Molly Brown's makes a splash
• City Council Meeting Wrap-Up
• Laguna man found dead in apparent suicide
• Council will work on improving safety outside Emerald Bay
• Laguna council gives initial approval to proposed budget
• New skate shop mixes skateboarding, art
• Contemporary Traditionalists: A West Coast Perspective
• Citizen survey: Laguna's a great place to live
• Tourism conference: O.C. cities should work together
• Hansen: Funny things tourists say
• Whelan Gallery vacating North Laguna space
• Pedaling around the world
• Man caught poaching lobsters in Laguna sentenced
• Crosswalk monitoring scheduled for Wednesday
• Going beyond traditional art class
• Man suspected of home burglary
• Students plan to protest social host ordinance
• City plans budget workshop
• Laguna police Citizen's Academy graduates 22
• Charm House Tour is back
• Hansen: Music is Laguna's artistic stepchild
• Services set for Drollinger
• Election 2012: Mayor kicks off reelection campaign
• TOW students participate in Kids Run at OC Marathon
• Council approves revised native vegetation ordinance
• Modifications proposed to artist live-work ordinance
• Local Taco Bell Fundraiser Helps Inspire Boys and Girls Club Teens With Work Experience
• Boys and Girls Club Teens Fundraise Over $600 For 2012 Aids Walk Of Orange County
• Police: Father accused of striking son
• Zpizza granted extension to stay at original site
• City Council Meeting Wrap-Up
• TCN South wins statewide awards
• Chasing Down The Muse: Eyes wide open
• TLC Celebrates 7 Years With Much Support
• Pitching their concepts to the pros
• Briefly In the News
• City to draft ordinance to curb underage drinking
• Election 2012: Rohrabacher to speak at Taxpayers Assn. dinner
• Always the perfect 'Gentlemen'
• Cottage demolition approved
• Council moves to ban retail pet sales
• Police beefing up patrols for Cinco de Mayo
• Mother aims to save son's sculpture
• Our Laguna: Grapes for Grad event biggest yet
• Hansen: Are we driving kids to drink?
• Commentary: Tipi, sweat lodge owner speaks out
• Man allegedly pushes woman down stairs
• Wayward dolphin will be left to find its own way back to sea
• Briefly In Education
• School district supports social host ordinance
• Police Files
• Our Laguna: Pilots' history soars into presentation
• Juicing for better health
• Work on Halliburton House will resume
• Election 2012: Council candidates fill war chests
• Hansen: The real thing is always king
• In The Arts: Festival to start '80 Days of Giveaways'
• Annual beach passes increase $70
• Six charged in real estate fraud scheme
• Edison: San Onofre expected to reopen
• City Council Meeting Wrap-Up
• Cost of state beach parking increases
• Royal Hawaiian closes
• Council tentatively OKs revised ordinance
• Our Laguna: Playhouse announces 2012-13 lineup
• Filmmaker aims to save our oceans
• Setting an eco-friendly example
• Firefighters association endorses Bob Rush
• Council halts Halliburton house rehab
• Hansen: Teach them artfully well
• Briefly In The News: Rollinger to hold campaign fundraiser
• Crew heads out to help entangled whale [updated]
• Man suspected of fraud at Laguna, Dana Point, Costa Mesa hotels
• Pageant Of The Masters Seeking Male Volunteers For 2012 Production 'The Genius'
• Election 2012: Dicterow launches council campaign
• Daily Pilot, affiliates win newspaper awards
• Laguna police welcome new officer
• Child-Safe Photo Id Cards Available at The Boys and Girls Club Of Laguna Beach
• 12th Annual Art of Giving Gala
• Democratic hopefuls speak at club event
• Transit system running in the red
• Our Laguna: Working on their CERT-ification
• Briefly In The News
• Their act is definitely a laughing matter
• Restored parking gets mixed reviews
• Hansen: Churches try to save themselves
• Police: Caretaker stole almost $200K in jewelry from Laguna home
• City Council Meeting Wrap-Up
• LBHS singers 'master' their craft in class
• 'Feet to the Fire' brings out the fight in candidates
• ImageMakers National Photography Contest
• Briefly In the News
• Bates talks on county actions
• Council hearing is anything but routine
• A second chance for Roxanne's
• Police: One arrest leads to another for Indiana man
• Hansen: Offbeat Laguna walking tour
• Police grateful to Good Samaritan
• LCAD to add housing in the canyon
• Our Laguna: Koontz keeps audience enthralled
• Briefly In Education: LBHS student wins Soroptimist award
• Woman arrested after fatal crash
• 'Savages' movie poster released
• Dubin and his 9/11 sculpture win big at Art Stars
• New Church Starting in Laguna Niguel!
• Fear grows in O.C. cities near San Onofre nuclear plant
• Customers, employees upset over Zpizza eviction
• Second woman alleges sexual battery by masseuse
• Remodel concept would impact Laguna
• Our Laguna: Family, friends turn out for Hano's 90th
• Laguna joins water-wise challenge
• City Council Meeting Wrap-Up
• Broadway art guidelines approved
• Making history more personal
• Harman names Franco as Woman of the Year
• Hansen: Surf stores vie for the lineup
• PTA Coffee Break: Talk with your kids about alcohol, drugs
• Crew rescues gray whale off Laguna coast
• 'Mr. Laguna' Harry Lawrence dies at 98
• Veteran remembered for dry humor, community support
• Gifts for grandmothers
• 'He was an inspiration ... motivator'
• City files criminal complaint over hedge heights
• Briefly In the News
• Gas hikes hit Laguna hard
• Traffic signal: Boon or bomb?
• Mayor signs on for marriage equality
• Bob Henry Noted Television Pioneer Dies
• Marks On The Land - The View From Here Aerial Photography
• Hansen: Gay Laguna fades away
• Our Laguna: An up-close view of good-looking Angels team
• Briefly In Education: Dinner dance raises $330,000 for SchoolPower
• Come Join The Club For a Festive Spring Break!
• 9/11 memorial vandalized at Heisler Park
• Residents temporarily displaced after fire
• Police: OC Homeless Man Steals Woman's Identity to Cash In
• From Canyon To Cove: How to 'food' in Laguna
• Briefly In the News
• Laguna Beach man gets six years for molestation
• Assistance for 50 years
• Our Laguna: Weekend events include wine and a ball
• Paddleboarding for a cause
• 46th Annual Patriot’s Day Parade
• Wireless recommendations put on hold
• Election 2012: Whalen kicks off campaign
• LAPD officer accused in theft from Laguna hotel
• Native American jewelry targeted in string of burglaries
• Briefly In Public Safety: Holiday weekend has police on high alert
• Briefly In Education: Mobile resource center parks at Boys & Girls Club
• City Council Meeting Wrap-Up
• We're improving our social media
• Council upholds demolition of home
• Briefly In Education
• Police Files
• Our Laguna: Patriots Day Parade brings out the town
• Greenbelt president warns of FBI wildlife corridor takeover
• California beach towns: Who wins, who loses as sea levels rise
• Residents ask council for action on treatment center
• Council awards grant to Chamber of Commerce
• Hansen: Gen V: Is it virtual living?
• Members appointed to revamped committee
• A passion for keeping time
• City Council Meeting Wrap-Up
• Police seek suspect in watch theft from Kokopelli
• Police looking for suspects in eight thefts committed in one day
• Hansen: When it rains debris
• Council OKs emergency funding for day labor center
• Group sways council to delay Skyline skateboarding ban
• Our Laguna: Open house at garden is in bloom
• 'I want to continue to matter'
• Help for high-schoolers
• Police report: Violent crime down
• Laguna will unite to 'Never Forget'
• Wine Festival At Rock’n Fish To Benefit The Boys and Girls Club Of Laguna Beach
• Voicemail fails for Cox customers
• Heading in a new direction
• Briefly In Education: LBHS senior receives DAR's Good Citizen Award
• Briefly In the News: Assisting Hands agency opens in Laguna
• Former Laguna resident gets 9 years for possession of child porn
• Festival of Arts Presents New Water Themed Exhibit at foaSOUTH
• Luxury villas replace apartments
• Laguna Beach Alliance for the Arts Announces Nominees for the 6th Annual Art Star Awards
• Gun sculptures are 'portraits of crime'
• Our Laguna: 'HeART of Laguna' will raise money for artists' fund
• Special Report: Charges create unease over sex offenders in Laguna
• Main Beach project progressing
• Hansen: Defining ourselves like tribes
• Troop 'cares' about cookie sales
• 'Snowboarder bandit' possibly strikes again
• Dalmatian earns spot in Best In Show
• Man arrested after high-speed chase
• Briefly In Education: Junior Curators put together 'Layers of Life' show
• From Canyon to Cove: Bead store strings together 25 years
• Bishop's daughter fights for church
• Apodaca: Balance between introvert and extrovert is key
• Connecting teachers, students on a new level
• Owner hopes to reopen Eva's by next Friday
• Briefly In Education
• Laguna man's TV show helps engaged couple
• Briefly In Neighbors
• Hansen: Honk if you love art
• Environmental committee looks to get revamped
• Briefly In The News
• Car strikes pole on Laguna Canyon Road
• Registration For Girls Basketball Begins
• Map highlights safe bike routes
• Police seek couple suspected in credit card thefts
• Church elects replacement bishop
• Burger joint gets a name change
• Laguna takes stand on San Onofre
• Fire zone vote could be conflict of interest
• Council rejects raise in campaign contributions
• Hansen: Glamour outbids the art
• 'Shakespeare in the Park' approved
• Memorable Wolfbat Experience With Dennis Mcnett At The Boys And Girls Club Of Laguna Beach
• Council approves event allowance
• Single-use plastic bag ban OKd
• CalPERS contract amendment approved
• Karger makes it on California primary ballot
• O.C.'s 'hidden minority' celebrates Prop. 8 ruling
• The Even Start Preschool Visits The Ocean Institute
• A spiritual place to sweat
• Briefly In Education: Even Start kids take trip to Ocean Institute
• Shelter seeks volunteers to help with Section 8 housing application clinics
• Briefly In the News: Eat up at second annual a la Carte
• Our Laguna: A busy weekend for community events
• From Canyon To Cove: Loss of trust in Komen fallout
• Our Laguna: Parade honorees are impressive bunch
• City Council Meeting Wrap-Up
• Rollinger supports arundo removal
• 'Spirit' awards presented at chamber event
• Chel seeks city clerk job
• Briefly In Neighbors
• New semester brings additions at LCAD
• Briefly In Education
• Hansen: Working in the shadows
• Briefly In The News
• Taking plunge from art to surf
• Man gets 61 years for sexual assaults
• A wall of 'wonder'
• A day of snow and sun
• Festival of Arts Now Accepting Scholarship Applications
• Seeking 'mystery couple' from beach proposal
• Judge temporarily seals Dekraai report
• Running for reading
• Our Laguna: Community shares accomplishments, goals
• Hansen: Art Walk is still about the art
• Council takes action with climate plan
• From Canyon To Cove: Steered wrong by the Greeter
• Bus service to Susi Q approved
• City finances better than expected
• Cartoonist was 'infinitely talented person'
• Briefly In The News: Lagunans recognized in WeddingWire awards
• Briefly In Education: Class of 2012's Shap Show is Feb. 11
• PTA Coffee Break: Forum addresses home discipline
• Whalen joins council race
• Chamber's interim director brings skills
• Our Laguna: 'Lonesome' gala is anything but
• Briefly In Neighbors
• Persistence pays off for Hopping
• A 'better way to spend lunch'
• H.B. councilman gets in Assembly race
• Pipeline repairs cause traffic to trickle
• Briefly In Education
• Hansen: Sí, Laguna Beach, like on TV
• Briefly In The News
• City Council Meeting Wrap-Up
• 'Eco-Warrior' faces rough waters
• Diver accused of poaching 47 lobsters
• Five arrested in marijuana investigation
• Commission approves House of Design plan
• City works toward climate protection goal
• Making secondhand shopping a 'Habit'
• From Canyon To Cove: Where the literary light shines
• Re-creating images 'with what destroyed them'
• City reaches understanding with police employees
• Police: Galleries must be vigilant
• Karger happy with primary results
• Hansen: Controversy clogs Complete Streets
• Our Laguna: Artistic violin auction prelude to festival
• Festival Of Arts Foundation Funding Grants Available
• Spirit of Laguna Award nominees announced
• Woman uninjured after car flips, slides
• Woman arrested on suspicion of DUI, child cruelty
• Man arrested after high-speed crash
• Surfers pay tribute to Sean Collins
• Abuse survivor to speak at Mission Hospital
• Painting stolen at Kush before Art Walk
• Beach Pit BBQ closing in Aliso Viejo
• Rug store closes up shop
• Briefly In Education
• Briefly In Public Safety
• Advanced HIV test available in Laguna
• Hansen: Power of one local voice
• Lagunans ponder their New Year's resolutions
• Newsmaker of 2011: John Pietig makes his mark
• Part tattoo parlor, part fine art gallery
• String of jewelry thefts reported
• Two flee police in car, get stuck in stairway
• DUIs increase during holidays
• Our Laguna: Recalling the last half of 2011
• From Canyon To Cove: The view from the newsroom in 2012
• Briefly In the News: Honorees chosen for Patriots Day Parade
• Apartment damaged in New Year's Eve fire
• Libraries walk a tightrope on porn
• Annual National Fine Arts Exhibit
• 2011 In Review: Skateboarding debate rolls through City Council
• 2011 In Review: Principals shift at LBUSD schools
• Park owner pursues conversion to resident ownership
• Briefly In Education
• Briefly In Public Safety
• Goat movement goes on
• Our Laguna: Snapshots of the news in 2011
• Neighbors
• Hansen: What's hot for 2012
• Notable Passings of 2011
• Something for everyone at Twig
• And the winner is ...
• Laguna's own Santa Claus
• Expansion of Laguna's protected waters approved
• New finance director, treasurer appointed in Laguna Niguel
• Noted for her NCAA past
• Even Start Children Share The Holidays With Laguna Beach Community
• Soul Project Supports Boys and Girls Club of Laguna Beach
• Putting their hearts into it
• Four arrested on suspicion of vehicle thefts
• Man suspected of DUI, driving off road
• Hansen: Musicians sing the blues
• Laguna officers arrest transgender woman on prostitution charges
• Group to help monitor beaches
• School district prepared for state cuts
• Our Laguna: Lagunans offer suggestions for Santa
• Pageant of the Masters Casting Call 2012
• Briefly In Public Safety
• Police Files
• Our Laguna: Holiday cheer at Seniors luncheon
• Three on trial in jewelry robbery case
• Council approves Flamingo Road project
• Camera in a box, take a picture
• Christmas cheer comes to adopted families
• Nurturing nature
• TLC Particpates In Pilot Program
• Hansen: Mayor means more than ribbon cutting
• 'Hangover House' sold to new owner
• Pet Of The Week
• Laguna Niguel resident leads Sun Devil Marching Band
• City Council Meeting Wrap-Up
• Community association looking at dog park project
• Spike's Fish House opens in Laguna Niguel
• Soka buildings receive LEED Gold label
• Canyon trees saved from ax
• Briefly In Education
• Battling their sex addiction
• Hansen: Laundromat keeps us honest
• Working like elves for a day
• From Canyon To Cove: 'Shopping' in local stores, but spending online
• Walk across America: complete
• Celebrate The 2012 Pageant Of The Masters Of Art with The Genius
• Our Laguna: Foundation awards grant money to nonprofits
• Winners of Children's Palette program announced
• Coastal Commission approval sought for updated city land use element
• Egly chosen as new mayor
• Man's Body Found in Truck in Laguna Niguel; Person of Interest Detained
• Man suspected of viewing child porn at library
• St. Mary's students welcome Italian counterparts
• Local Artists Share Their Love For Fine Art With Weekly Lessons At The Boys and Girls Club
• Group accepting donations for military families
• Shop in Laguna Niguel, win gift cards
• Mayor offers up tips for safety this season
• Plan for minipark may include public art
• Our Laguna: Lights up on the holiday season
• Laguna skipped over for 'greenest' city title
• At the center of Laguna's art world
• Police detain man found in reportedly stolen car
• Fire officials on alert during high winds
• The Doctor's Corner: Fighting holiday blues and bulges
• Hospitality Night activities move to ease traffic
• Briefly In Public Safety
• Habit Burger gears up for Aliso Viejo opening
• Man arrested for lewd conduct at library
• Fire in Arch Beach Heights causes about $50,000 in damage
• XTERRA Crystal Cove Trail Run
• Briefly In The News
• Residents urge council to go greener
• Briefly In Education
• Our Laguna: Holiday festivities abound in Laguna
• Hansen: Top 10 skewed Laguna gifts
• French Club fired up for film
• A star with stop-motion
• City Council Meeting Wrap-Up
• From Canyon To Cove: Accusations lead to rift between 'food groups'
• Not just a 'gay health problem'
• Vandals destroy bus depot murals
• SMART Girls Race for the Cure
• Natural burger joint replaces KFC
• Championship is twice as nice
• Police Files
• Briefly In Public Safety
• Fitness club reveals transformed workout studio
• Community Foundation turns to pros to further mission
• Laguna Niguel Council discusses Gateway project
• Task force wants to expand storm drain
• Residents argue over Temple Hills pathways
• 'Guru of recovery' hired for the job
• Briefly In Business
• Aliso Viejo City Council Meeting Wrap-Up
• Briefly In The News
• Rug store owner accused of sexual attacks out on bond
• Freshman's story takes top prize in contest
• Glaab, Brown promoted to mayor, mayor pro tem, respectively
• Brother's memory kept alive in talking to students
• Hansen: Rethinking the approach to homeless
• Firefighters: Cook with safety in mind
• Girl Scouts help South African girls
• Holiday concert celebrates city, university anniversaries
• Local Taco Bell Gives Boys and Girls Club Teens Work Experience
• Pet Of The Week
• Neighbors at odds over home project
• 'Some sacrifice their all'
• Briefly In Education
• Our Laguna: Looking ahead to their greatest hits
• Laguna girl gets lucky with 11
• Laguna hotels to recycle all soaps
• Hansen: Bridging the medicine gap
• Coroner: LRG co-founder died of natural causes
• Gallery owner: Thefts could be connected
• Store with a passion for jewelry
• Vehicle fire extinguished on Laguna Canyon Road
• Teen falls from 50-foot cliff
• Umami Burger to open in Laguna Beach in January
• Boys And Girls Club Partners With Nickelodeon To Celebrate Network’s 8th Annual Worldwide Day Of Play
• Boys And Girls Club Of Laguna Beach Members Raise Money For Breast Cancer Foundation
• Police: Man attempted to extort money from Maralan's family
• Briefly In Education
• Housewives with a paranormal fascination
• Our Laguna: Laguna says 'bonjour!'
• Taking his talents south
• Incumbents reappointed to Design Review Board
• Apps for a safer generation
• Briefly In the News
• Longtime Laguna activist dies
• 56-count grand jury indictment alleges doctor illegally sold opiates
• Death penalty to be sought for serial killer
• Three arrested in alleged robbery setup
• PTA Coffee Break: Nutrition forum offers up 'food for thought'
• Dekraai turns to public defender
• City Council Meeting Wrap-Up
• From Canyon To Cove: Plugging along on his way to the primary
• Free Family Fun Night
• Additional charges brought against Maralan
• Handmade art on the beach
• Our Laguna: Grand Old Lady's renovation celebrated
• Council supports eucalyptus tree removal in Bluebird Canyon
• Rohrabacher addresses City Council
• Jewels fit for a 'throne'
• Hansen: Sublime parody with 'Lagunatics'
• Council OKs cottage removal
• Greeting life on his own terms
• Briefly In the News
• Judge rejects lawsuit against MPAs
• Woman pedestrian in coma after being hit
• Cyclist dies after hitting curb
• McKayla Maroney strikes gold in Toyko
• Man charged in Aliso Viejo carjacking, kidnapping
• City could enable firefighters to defer portion of taxes
• Salon owner 'loved life and people'
• Man convicted for molesting young boy in bathroom
• Laguna woman among dead in Seal Beach rampage
• Laguna Niguel taking pot clinic to court
• Briefly in Public Safety
• Building permits up this year
• Group opposes outfall permit renewal
• Our Laguna: Race toward annual classic car show
• Briefly In the News
• International play
• Briefly In Education
• Hansen: Fast art is a slow joy
• Making people 'Beliebers'
• From Canyon to Cove: How to make it in the 'new economy'
• Maralan's alleged victim count up to 11
• Action taken to stabilize burn dump
• Lighting, restrooms approved for Aliso Viejo park
• City Council Meeting Wrap-Up
• Cinepolis construction to begin this month
• Laguna Terrace residents off hook for funding appeal
• Fresh Coat Painters opens in Laguna Niguel
• Hop on Metrolink to go to Ducks games
• St. Mary's enrollment, science program grows
• Restaurant company files for bankruptcy
• Letters From The Editor: We're going to screen online comments
• Former CEO of Hennessey's arrested
• Laguna Terrace residents asked to pay for court appeal
• 'More real than a photograph'
• Experts offer up ideas for 'community hub'
• A chance to laugh at Laguna
• Slope repair project zooms through council
• Residents against blowing smoke in Aliso Viejo
• Changes coming to ASL
• Free Developmental Screenings
• Daigle expected to challenge Mansoor for Assembly
• Election 2012: Another hat in the ring
• A committee with not enough members
• Open Space Initiative petitions delivered
• Hansen: The haunted house of Laguna
• Following his kids' California dream
• Briefly In The News: Laguna wins whale tail Mayor's Challenge
• Our Laguna: Environmentalists to be honored as Villagers of the Year
• Cause of Saturday's boutique fire unknown
• Woman claims Realtor used home as an office during escrow
• Driver involved in seven-car crash dies
• Castles made of sand
• Wheels go around for 24 hours
• Planners, artists to discuss live-work spaces
• City challenges FEMA floodplain map
• Briefly In The News
• Scouts from Laguna Niguel a part of Angels game
• Briefly In Education
• Council approves North Laguna bike route
• Our Laguna: Clinic welcomes new doctor, holds open house
• An open door to art
• Police bust alleged credit card fraud ring
• Rollinger kicks off campaign with fundraiser
• School Board Meeting Wrap-Up
• CUSD schools to offer Mandarin immersion program
• Beach Pit BBQ closing in Laguna Niguel
• PTA Coffee Break: District leaders discuss new initiatives
• The Festival of Arts Presents 'Mixed Bag' at The Wells Fargo Bank
• Interim director for Chamber of Commerce named
• Squid wash ashore on local beaches
• Boys And Girls Club Annual Drive Kickoff Challenge
• Caltrans working on Laguna Canyon starting Monday
• Taste of Aliso Niguel tickets on sale
• Festival Of Arts Mourns Loss Of Veteran Pageant Makeup Director Joy Trent
• Seniors pull up stakes to defend patio gardens
• Follow Coastline Pilot's staff on Twitter
• Briefly In Education
• Briefly In Public Safety
• Police Files
• Schools turn to Great Park for produce
• Monks visit in flurry of color
• Hockey mom accused of having sex with son's underage teammates
• Firefighter contract approved
• Report: No open-meeting violations in Capistrano school district
• Briefly In The News
• Our Laguna: City, school laud 50 years of art education
• Proposed barking ordinance gets 10-day grace period
• Hansen: Canyon is its own world
• Many question why Laguna Beach rug merchant wasn't charged sooner
• Healthy Lifestyles Start at the Boys and Girls Club!
• Auto shop owner applies tourniquet to motorcyclist's leg after collision
• From Canyon To Cove: Free parkland may not be the best gift
• Third charter school opens in Aliso Viejo
• Fresh & Easy opening smaller concept in Laguna Niguel
• Aliso Viejo hosts green workshop
• New start date announced for marine protected areas
• Authorities: Parents may have taken baby from grandparents
• Sign-Up For Boys Basketball League Going On!
• Aliso Viejo Kids Get A Ride To The Club
• Police Files
• Details emerge on new charges against Maralan
• Merchant's arrests unnerve locals
• Center to halt its services at ASL
• Putting surf pulp on paper
• Our Laguna: Annual event cooks up funds for Laguna's animals
• Cleanup is a community-wide event
• Driver dies after tree falls on car in Costa Mesa [updated]
• Now Accepting Artists’ Applications For The Summer Of 2012 Fine Art Show
• Rug store manager arrested again
• Briefly In Education
• Man dies after motorcycle crash
• Hansen: Coloring Jesus outside the lines
• Main Beach is site for 'Savages'
• 9/11 — a day to remember
• Toll road agreement tabled by council
• City Council Meeting Wrap-Up
• Briefly In The News
• After 20 years, Sleepy Hollow still wide awake
• Illinois man struck by car on Coast Highway
• Schools closed in South Orange County
• New year has different meanings
• Council has barking dogs, red light cameras on agenda
• Remembering always
• Police Files
• Hansen: Pass the gilded peas
• From Canyon To Cove: Post 9/11, we look over our shoulders
• Aliso Viejo City Council Meeting Wrap-Up
• Quiet Zone will remain
• Plastic bag ban to be developed
• Rollinger rolls out reelection bid
• Briefly In The News: Chamber of Commerce director resigns
• Our Laguna: Community labors over annual breakfast
• Crowds Swelled at the Laguna Beach Festival of Arts for a Rare Performance By Richard Marx
• Rug store owner arrested on suspicion of showing pornography to minor
• KFC closes on South Coast Highway
• Aliso Viejo gets first Chick-fil-A location
• Man to be extradited in 1978 murder of Laguna architect
• From Canyon To Cove: Mastering the moods of the creek
• And the winner is …
• School Board Meeting Wrap-Up
• Council to review Quiet Zone program
• Our Laguna: Lagunans awarded at the O.C. Fair
• Temple Hills group continues down its path
• Police Department employee sues city over bike accident
• Hansen: No green light for pedestrians
• Man airlifted to hospital after he stopped breathing on beach
• Marx marks end of Festival
• School districts' API scores improve
• High school girls extracted after rollover crash
• Artist not 'screwing' around
• In The Arts: Brandt Papers donated to LCAD library
• Briefly In The News: Work coming for Laguna Canyon Road
• Irvine man charged in Laguna business partner's death
• Flag football league kicks off with family event
• Laguna Niguel man arrested on suspicion of burglary in L.A. County
• Marine sanctuaries delayed in Southern California
• Man gets 10 years for Ponzi scheme, stealing benefits
• Luxury movie theater may hit Laguna Niguel
• Surfing Soapbox: Time for a new chapter
• Center offers a new sound for south O.C.
• City responds to Grand Jury report on salaries
• Our Laguna: It was a dog-eat-dog competition
• Hansen: Our crime is in the complaint
• Festival's final days full of fun
• A City Hall to call their very own
• The price of being part of Art Walk
• Back to School for Laguna Beach - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• 'Blue Note Bandit' gets eight years for 13 robberies
• Early flood warning system approved
• Laguna food, culture lands at John Wayne Airport
• Commercial project review process stays the same
• Briefly In The News
• In The Arts
• Jergler: Pricey homes in Laguna, Newport take longer to sell
• Richard Marx To Entertain Festival Of Arts Visitors At The Acura Celebrity Program
• Laguna Beach outrates U.S. — briefly
• Adventures take them 'sky high'
• Art-To-Go Offers Overnight Getaway to The Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel
• Women Rock 100 Rockledge for The Kids
• Expanding on ZTheme
• City buses to get whale plate decals
• A company full of soul
• Briefly In Public Safety
• Council silent on Rockledge access
• Police Files
• Our Laguna: Talk focuses on protection, preservation
• Art Talks: Festival Runway Fashion Artists to Discuss the Art of Re-Imagining Fashion on Final Art Talks
• The Festival Of Arts And The PIMCO Foundation Junior Art Award Ceremony Honored Students Throughout Orange County
• Laguna lifeguards place third in championships
• Hansen: The power of eternity
• ZPizza founder opens café in South Coast Plaza
• Council splits on outdoor lighting
• Expansion is sweet for Casey's Cupcakes
• Festival Runway Fashion 2012 - Marlee Matlin to Judge
• Missing kayaker's kayak found in Laguna
• Animal Shelter reopens after renovations
• A driving need for a bus stop
• In The Arts
• Briefly In The News
• Mosun restaurant and night club is closed
• Testing shows LBUSD students are stars
• New assistant city manager named
• Celebrity Meet-And-Greet: Cast Of Hit CBS Show ‘Criminal Minds’ To Make Special Appearance At The Festival Of Arts
• Director focuses on the power of Palin
• District's vaccination compliance among lowest
• Sellers takes heat in Fullerton
• Our Laguna: Flip through the pages of Connie Morthland's life
• Hansen: The price of a blown leaf
• Asada brings Mexican flair to Laguna
• Gay presidential candidate Fred Karger has a message
• In The Arts
• Laguna relays a message of hope
• Briefly In Education
• Commissioned for love
• Briefly In The News
• Love Blossoms At The Festival Of Arts
• Art Talks: Various Festival Exhibitors Talk Inspiration and Irvine Museum Director Jean Stern Talks Art of Looking At Art
• Art is Cooking - William Sonoma’s Chef Joffrey Lopez Demonstrates Deliciousness, Audience Gets to Learn and Nibble
• Living Legend Poncho Sanchez Performs At The Festival Of Arts
• Firefighters, helicopter rescue mountain biker
• 'Yarn bombs' stolen from Sawdust Festival
• Jergler: Don't overprice yourself out of a sale
• Laguna Beach Festivals To Hold Art Supplies Donation Week August 15 – 19, 2011
• Boys and Girls Club of Laguna Beach Benefits from Katsuya by S+ARCK Launch
• Slater slays competition at U.S. Open of Surfing
• Ex-Angels player Doug DeCinces settles insider trading lawsuit
• New 'whale tail' license plate makes a big splash
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• Our Laguna: Village Laguna continues the height fight
• 40 years of rescuing marine mammals
• Former Laguna police chief takes heat over beating death
• Relay queen remains positive
• Business outlook better this summer
• Hansen: 'Coin guy' enriches city
• Argentine Tango Sizzles On Center Stage As 'Art In Motion: From Hip Hop To Tango' Special Event Series Continues
• Woman hurt in Bluebird Canyon crash
• Briefly In the News
• O.C. Muslims welcome Ramadan in year of uprisings
• Plastic bag ban back on the table
• Jazz Trifecta Superstars To Perform At Festival Ofarts
• Art Talks Lecture Series - Jewelry and 'How to Save Your Stuff from Disaster'
• Pageant of the Masters Celebrity Meet-and-Greet
• Man arrested in Blue Laguna assault
• Trolley trips a town treasure
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• Our Laguna: VFW fundraiser honors Harry Lawrence, veterans
• Hansen: Laguna camping is a state of mind
• Coyote attacks prompt more police effort
• Driver extricated from car after crash
• Pro-rated shopper permits on sale
• The Festival Of Arts Heats Up With Spanish Flamenco
• Art Talks at the Festival of Arts
• Its mission: to educate, please women
• Cutting through news to find poetry, art
• Czech musical translates well
• Jergler: All-cash buyers pump up the market, but may hurt other buyers
• Greg Adams And East Bay Soul Perform at Festival of Arts As ‘Jazz On The Green’
• Suspect, victims' names released in early Friday hit-and-run
• ‘Art In Motion: From Hip Hop To Tango’ Continues To Entrigue Audiences As Human Relationships Are Explored Through Contemporary Dance Theater
• District supports LGBT history bill
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• Their own personal Hogwarts
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• Exhibit documents El Toro's history [Corrected]
• Baby shark turns up dead
• Planning Commission seeks broader powers
• Hansen: Laguna 'monkeys' bring meaning
• Council hears flood task force ideas
• 'Grand lady of Laguna' gets a makeover
• Supporters seek city's help on beach access
• Jergler: O.C. could feel impact of federal loan limits
• Four charged in Tuesday's smuggling attempt
• Council rejects Emerald Bay traffic light
• California replaces Wyland's whale tail license plate
• Judge rules against mobile home park owner
• School Board Meeting Wrap-Up
• Public input sought on lighting ordinance
• FEMA, state to fund majority of rain damage projects
• Council approves 9/11 sculpture
• Time to eat this year at O.C. Fair
• Art Talks at the Festival of Arts
• Family Art Day At Festival of Arts
• Dead dolphin found in Shaw's Cove [UPDATED]
• Sorrento Grille's flame to go out
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• Hansen: State's no-fishing rule stinks
• Soles to help needy souls
• $60,000 In Grants Awarded To Laguna Beach Art Organizations
• Palettes Pleased And Senses Stimulated At ‘Art, Jazz, Wine & Chocolate: What Could Be Better?’
• Art Talks at the Festival of Arts
• Man dies after diving in Laguna
• City revenue to come in lower than expected
• The Festival of Arts Presents 'The Shakespeare Series' at the Wells Fargo Bank
• Irvine mayor announces congressional run
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• Foundation lends Rodin works to LCAD
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• Dump site options considered
• Council increases Disaster Committee to eight
• Cottages dismantled, but pieces will live on
• New Festival Of Arts Special Series 'Art In Motion' Begins With Traditional Indian Dance
• Nothing but excitement for new principal
• District raises water fees
• Hansen: When was the last time Laguna public art was controversial?
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• Authorities arrest 14 illegal immigrants
• 'No fishing' to start in fall
• Police arrest driver after pedestrian hit at Aliso Beach
• Homeless man's body found on Main Beach
• Driver arrested on DUI suspicion after hitting utility pole
• Sensation Jessy J Kicks Off ‘Jazz On The Green’ Series
• Sunny makes a splash for sea lions
• Parents Pride Shines At Graduation Day For Club Preschool Children
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• Our Laguna: Artists are the heart of festival season
• Hospital acquires Domanskis property
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• Annual Golf Tournament Benefiting the Boys and Girls Club of Laguna Beach
• Moro Campgrounds ready for the public
• Trash truck catches fire on Laguna Canyon Road
• Hansen: Trolley brings Laguna together
• Military service inspires graduate
• Fire Department frees boy after leg trapped in boulders
• Beaches will close for fireworks
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• Connection through Art-A-Fair
• Starfish shines for Wilhelm
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• A 'faire' taste of medieval times
• Laguna Beach city salaries highest in the county
• Council approves budget despite deficit
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• Laguna Beach city salaries higher than norm
• Hansen: Blood and sweat mixes with Sawdust
• Sister Cities Assn. in good IRS standing
• Austin: Laguna prepared me for the next step
• Laguna launches electric vehicles charging stations
• Two arrested in suspected smuggling incident
• Council cuts ribbon on Heisler Park grand reopening
• Hotel Laguna Makeover Showcases Pageant Backstage Magic
• Middle school principal moves up to high school
• A whale of a tale
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• Spa sued over alleged rape attempt
• City Council Meeting Wrap-Up
• From Canyon To Cove: Medical odyssey continues
• Festival of Arts Pre-opening Program
• Hansen: A school, a road and a lost city
• Residents complain about tennis courts at school board meeting
• Area nonprofits lose tax-exempt status
• Man accused of keeping erroneously deposited tax refund
• Record-breaking year for scholarships
• Candle blamed for apartment fire
• Host A Student Through An Historic Exchange
• Photo Gallery: Crystal Cove Alliance Sponsors and Underwriters Cocktail Party
• Simpler times come to TOW
• Juveniles questioned in single-vehicle crash
• Assemblyman visits Laguna
• Applications due Tuesday for disaster committee
• Man arrested in sexual assault case
• Noguchi comes home
• Hansen: How to survive Laguna tourists
• No signs of more red palm weevil
• Briefly In Public Safety
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• From Canyon To Cove: Facing the big 'C'
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• Cottages to be demolished
• BGC Summer Program Kicks Off June 27, 2011
• A make-believe world
• Sea World, marine mammal center in same network
• 4th of July Fireworks Show
• Couple, police officer sickened by acid thrown through window
• Comments wanted on updated water plan
• The torch burns on
• Falling through the cracks with a preexisting condition
• Water rate hikes may be on tap
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• Our Laguna: Many to remember this Memorial Day
• Officials won't comment on closed session
• Event to fundraise for Friendship Shelter
• Hansen: Fighting over some seashells
• Cottage restorations continue
• PTA Coffee Break: Author talks on understanding teens
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• Newsstand on its feet again
• Wendt Gallery Presents "The Art and Life of Frank Mason"
• No signs of foul play in LRG founder's death
• District wants thoughts on proposed water rate hike
• Commission approves channel renovation
• Police issue more citations before Memorial Day this year
• Boys and Girls Club of Laguna Beach Merit Award Winner for Program Excellence
• Diver's body found in kelp
• Boys and Girls Club Of Laguna Beach Proudly Participated In Unity Day 2011!
• Taxpayers group briefed on budget
• Realtors net Taste of Charity record
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• Our Laguna: Day dedicated to keeping women healthy
• Looking pretty in 'loungerie'
• The garden plots thicken
• Hansen: Pirates, mayhem and childhood innocence walk the plank
• City hosts historical structure workshops
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• Latitude 33 to close
• Bank robbery suspect arrested
• Laguna Canyon backed up after morning crash
• City Council Wrap-Up
• Relay's first party of the year starts with more than $1,100
• Photo Gallery: South Laguna Community Garden
• A golden graduation
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• Our Laguna: Iseman highlights what's good in Laguna
• The Power of LCAD
• Mural is all about the people
• Hansen: 'Food is political' — in a good way
• Preliminary budget OKd with changes
• Population dips by about 1,000 people
• Lifeguards to promote beach safety at open houses
• Briefly In The News
• Youth Arts Education Days Festival of Arts – California’s Premier Fine Art Show
• Three staffers win at LAT Editorial Awards
• Photo Gallery: Laguna College of Art & Design graduation
• Son sparks 'recycled' jeans idea
• Colony Co. opens in Fashion Island
• The College Conversation: After AP tests, students deserve a break
• A taste for fine art, food
• Task force implements pro-business efforts
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• Pledging to get women early detection
• Our Laguna: Hats off to supporters of Laguna Beach Library
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• Get anything for your pooch
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• Four anniversaries in one
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• Council agrees to fund festival parking brochures
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• 11th Annual Art of Giving Gala
• Woman reports attempted sexual assault at massage parlor
• Council to establish disaster preparedness committee
• Briefly In Education
• Our Laguna: Learning some stats in traffic school
• Debate over outdoor lighting shines on
• Mother's Day Messages
• LagunaTots tackles local topics with fun energy
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• A mural of their own
• School district, parents tackle technology
• Arno Chauvel: Oct. 8, 1950 to April 19, 2011: Local remembered as vibrant
• Man arraigned on rape, sexual assault charges
• LCAD announces new president
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• Pet Of The Week
• Laguna Art Museum director leaving
• Council to vote on new art installation competition
• The College Conversation: It's OK to let them go
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• City Council Meeting Wrap-Up
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• Our Laguna: 'Most successful Grapes for Grads' yet
• Company stops work on Wendt cottage
• Making art where others see junk
• Classically Trained: Time to strike up Laguna's band
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• TCN welcomes three to newsroom
• Sculpture stolen from 484 North Gallery
• Students 'tug' for funds
• Get charmed on home tour
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• Sheriff's Department investigates bombing threat
• Children can let their imaginations run rampant
• Festival of Arts Foundation Awards Grants
• Dance Your Way To Fitness
• Major crime drops 10% in Laguna
• New beachside boutique has eclectic tastes
• Briefly In Religion
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• Our Laguna: CaDance dazzles during latest production
• Art auction to raise money for special-needs home
• Task force to take closer look at rain runoff
• Local family donates to Community Clinic
• Bluebelt Coalition recognized for support of marine reserve
• In The Arts
• Winery owner agrees to pay half of replacement costs
• Center: Domoic acid poisoning could be the culprit in dolphins' deaths
• Looking at weddings 'from every angle'
• Group wants tax to buy open spaces
• Former Hotel Laguna comptroller pleads guilty
• New announcer named for Pageant of the Masters
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• Developing funds to shrink technology gap
• Council OKs creek repairs at Animal Shelter
• Disaster survivors share experiences, advice
• Hard to write in beautiful Laguna, but write she does
• Our Laguna: League is leader in providing help
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• Safe Ride volunteers ask council for funds
• Mission Hospital CEO to step down
• Big Bend project approved
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• Parking officer recognized as hero
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• Annual Image Makers National Photography Contest
• Skateboarding limits affirmed
• Prosecutor who shut down illegal marijuana clinics honored
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• Taking aim at drugs, DUIs
• Boys and Girls Clubs Of Laguna Beach Thanks Community Partners At 3rd Annual Breakfast
• School, city, property owner working together to replace painted-over mural
• Owner puts Latitude 33 up for sale
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• Our Laguna: Art spotlight shines on Rocker, others
• Esther Wells shuttering its doors
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• Marie Thurston honored
• Pacific Symphony conductor first American to lead Syrian orchestra
• Supervisors to address sex-offender law
• Classically trained with a twangy twist
• Village Entrance plans still under review
• Going 'Out on the Town' raises more than $7K
• Surfing Soapbox: Accept challenge, follow your dreams
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• Our Laguna: Seniors get decked out in their finest for annual ball
• Money for running
• Fifth-graders donate $700 to clinic
• Briefly In The News
• SBA loan application deadline set
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• Love, friendship found as Elizabeth's stand-in
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• PTA Coffee Break: Give money management skills with a simple game
• Water expert was first woman on Laguna Beach water commission
• A patriotic program
• Council splits on quiet zone development permit
• Wordsmiths offer tips, insights
• Council OKs extended dog hours
• Kids at Boys and Girls Club Take on the Guinness World Record for Jumping Jacks
• Schools report positive results from RTI
• Council compromises on skateboard ban
• School board gives public extra hour on track
• Women have a Blast at new consignment shop
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• Our Laguna: Playhouse gives director accolades
• Rockledge home's construction on council's agenda
• Dining in the Dark exceeds fundraising goal
• Festival of Arts 'Preview 2011' at Wells Fargo In Laguna Beach
• Laguna Joins National Celbration For Boys and Girls!
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• Our Laguna: City awash in glorious food and beverages
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• Mission Hospital reveals long-term plan
• Sparkling for charity
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• AAUW marks centennial of women's suffrage
• Schools look at tightened budgets
• A jewel box of sweets
• Board approves Oro Canyon vegetation removal
• Keystone Members Embrace The Magic In Orlando, Florida!
• Calling all artists
• Two evacuated from burning home [UPDATED]
• Laguna beaches open after tsunami advisory
• School Board Meeting Wrap-Up
• It's been a long Laguna lumberyard career
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• Our Laguna: It was a great day for a parade
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• City Council wrap up
• Civic Meetings
• Briefly In The News
• TLC Branch Celebrates Sixth Year as Part Of The Boys and Girls Club Of Laguna Beach
• Community protests track rules
• Mission Hospital to share its plans
• City manager thaws job freeze
• Environmental Committee presents wish list
• Even Start Preschool, TLC And Main Branch March In 45th Annual Patriot’s Day Parade
• Laguna Beach Alliance For The Arts To Honor Lee Rocker During Art Star Awards
• Photo Gallery: Patriots Day Parade
• Briefly In Business
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• Officer honored for homeless outreach
• Oh, the things you can make
• Trophy winners named
• Boys And Girls Club Open House Photo Exhibit
• Pageant Narrator Skip Conover Announces His Retirement
• Union asks for more officers
• Art chosen for Heisler Park
• Flood task force members selected
• A late bloomer to the sculpting world
• Couple donates $50,000 to foundation
• Civic Meetings
• Briefly In The News
• Newport, Laguna Independent publisher leaves
• Dogs to get more beach time
• Clinic receives grant for full-time doctor
• Letters From The Editor: Enter the Wild West
• 2011 Patriots Day Parade line up
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• Chuck Allen dies at 74; Southern California surfing and snowboarding enthusiast
• Park art goes to council
• PBS SoCal names new members of governing board
• Casey's Cupcakes Wins Cupcake Wars on Food Network
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• Artists live/work moratorium extended
• Loving holiday displays gone wrong
• City Council Meeting Wrap-Up
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• Grab your utensils and napkins
• Police: New suspect in '78 murder
• Plant repairs call for watering suspension
• An artistic, green masterpiece
• Council to hear more about dog ordinance compromise
• Alliance announces Art Star nominees
• South county art center needs donations
• Girls Basketball League Sign-Ups Begin
• 2011 Awards Night For The Boys and Girls Clubs Of A Laguna Beach Is A Success!
• SBA loan office expands hours in Laguna
• Festival Of Arts And The Ocean Institute Partner To Celebrate The Beauty Of The Coast
• Rainfall should be fairly light
• Briefly In Public Safety
• City Council narrowly approves 'Quiet Zone'
• Golf course restored
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• The Ocean Institute Comes To The Boys and Girls Club Of Laguna Beach
• Owner: We miss our skating chimp
• Police cracking down on bicycle, motorist violations
• Permit parking on council's agenda
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• Pietig speaks at Canyon Conservancy meeting
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• Back to the kitchen
• Former mayor was 'always thinking of others'
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• Flood victims can get loans at Laguna, Irvine SBA offices
• The Boys and Girls Club Celebrates Chinese New Year
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• Curves thrown at speedboarding
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• Council aims to repair, prevent
• Lagunans escape the violence in Egypt
• PTA Coffee Break: College admission panel answers questions
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• Skateboard Saturdays Kickoff at the Boys and Girls Club of Laguna Beach
• Trail fans defy closures at Crystal Cove State Park
• Credit card skimming suspect arrested
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• Science teacher under review
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• Student artists' drawings praised
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• Stakes raised for lifeguard HQ
• Leadership event draws big crowd
• FEMA funds to become available
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• Surfer in critical condition after accident at Mavericks
• Festival Of Arts Landscape Exhibit In Laguna Beach City Hall
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• Surf Shop Apologizes for 'All Black' MLK Day Sale
• 'Speedboarding' opponents want ban
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• Artist live-work moratorium OKd
• City OKs Laguna Terrace reconfiguration
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• Boys and Girls Club Of Laguna Beach News - An Artful Program
• Surf Shop Apologizes for 'All Black' MLK Day Sale
• Coastal commission rejects dispensary amendments
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• Laguna Deluge, a 100-Year Rainfall
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• Crowded Courts Sideline Tennis Coach’s Vision
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• Determination Propels Vocalists to a Premiere Stage
• Top Youth Player Wins in Jr. Tournament
• Under 12 Hoop Team Wins in Double Header
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• Fire Ignites Beneath Home’s Kitchen
• Piano Experiment Tunes up at Main Beach
• Untangling Bernstein’s Genius and Dissonance
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• SchoolPower Donations Exhibited at Art Walk
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• Locals Collaborate on Award-Winning Beach Trail
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• Bates to Lead OCTA
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• This Costume Drama Ends Happily
• Artists’ “Live-Work” On Hold
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• The year 2010 in education
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• Ken Frank is Newsmaker of 2010
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• Bob Barker donates $250,000 to Marine Mammal Center
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• Boys Basketball Record Book 1935-2010
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• Nirvana Serves Up Compassion
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• Thurston Bakes a New Potato:
• Enrollment Opens for Youth Theatre
• Bolshoi Auditions for Students
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• School Boards Recognize Their Members
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• Coach Turns Hard Work into CIF Hardware
• Serial Fast Food Robber Nabbed
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• Film Society Unspools a New Series
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• Early Storm Alert Much Appreciated
• Kudos to City for Flood Response
• Talking Foreign Policy at Great Decisions
• Woman’s Club Lunch Honors Outgoing Mayor
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• Experts Offer Free Advice to Nonprofits
• Gala Honors Young Philanthropists
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• Community responds to flood
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• Volunteer meeting postponed
• 75 acres of land gifted to city
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• Anneliese's School wants $1M to fix flood damages
• New York City's Carlos Fittante to Perform Live Balinese, Baroque & Fusion Dance Solos in Laguna Beach Film Society Winter Series
• Even Start Children Share The Holidays With Laguna Beach Community
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• Council OKs communications facility
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• City housing agreements revised
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• Obituary: George Kenneth Anderson
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• Huge storm floods Laguna Beach, traps residents; O.C. evacuations underway
• Downtown flooded; area closed
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• Boys And Girls Club Of Laguna Beach Launches Zumba For Adults!
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• Laguna's oldest home to receive alterations
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• Iseman selected as mayor
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• Racer Grabs Silver at Thanksgiving Grand Prix
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• Film Documents Diet’s Affect on Diabetics
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