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Laguna Beach's Promenade on Forest becomes permanent downtown fixture (opens the original)
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Laguna Beach’s downtown area has a fresh look, and city officials joined the public Friday evening to mark the official opening of the Promenade on Forest. The recently completed project ushered in the permanent conversion of Forest Avenue into a pedestrian plaza, bringing people together for a mix of dining, entertainment and shopping. Mayor Mark Orgill said in an interview Saturday said the promenade in its new configuration is going to “allow a different experience.” “You go to the [Laguna] P
Love Laguna Beach annual community service day celebrates 5 years (opens the original)
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Love Laguna Beach, an annual day of community service, will mark its five-year anniversary next month, and organizers are out and about encouraging residents to do their part. Lead organizer Gail Onodera, co-director of the children’s ministry at Laguna Presbyterian, rallied the troops ahead of the event, which this year falls on Saturday, Oct. 3. “This is a citywide volunteer day,” Onodera said at the Laguna Beach City Council meeting on Tuesday. “Great opportunity to get everyone involved, no
Laguna Playhouse embarks on new season with 'Wild Child' (opens the original)
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When Adele Adkins became managing director of Laguna Playhouse in 2025, she promised to put on more musicals at the performing arts house as part of her plans for its future. Adkins, who previously held the same position at the Bucks County Playhouse in New Hope, Penn., made that pledge shortly after her arrival, foreshadowing a new musical in the year ahead. The playhouse’s 2026-27 season kicked off this month, with “Wild Child,” a world-premier musical, that runs through Oct. 4. On the precipi
Laguna Beach gets update on SCE targeted undergrounding (opens the original)
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Laguna Beach residents received an overview of utility undergrounding projects throughout the city this week, including an update on several such projects being undertaken by Southern California Edison. Representatives for SCE said Tuesday the utility company is in the design or permitting phase for five targeted undergrounding circuits, which are expected to see the installation of approximately 11 miles of related infrastructure. The largest project — the Rubin Circuit — calls for work to be d
Laguna Beach honors pair for life-saving actions this summer (opens the original)
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Laguana Beach city officials on Tuesday night recognized the life-saving efforts of a summer visitor following a traffic collision in South Laguna. Aysem Kenan, a 19-year-old San Diego resident, was traveling north to Long Beach with a friend on a July day when they decided to stop and spend some time at Table Rock Beach. When the two walked back to Kenan’s friend’s car, they saw a crowd and discovered the car had mounted the curb in their absence. But the concern quickly turned to an unconsciou
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