REVIEW: A rare chance to see the largest survey of Granville Redmond assembled to date. His work is on display after COVID-19 pandemic caused a delay.
Category: Laguna Beach
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Republicans Flip Coastal OC Congressional Seat from Democrats as Harley Rouda Concedes
Orange County Republicans cemented a victory in flipping back a Congressional seat they lost in 2018.
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Sawdust Reinvents Itself as an Outdoor Marketplace During Coronavirus Restrictions
Artists selling their work at the Sawdust Outdoor Marketplace are thankful for the opportunity to salvage their year. Many took a financial hit with the cancellation of this summer’s Art Festival.
Posted inGovernment
Laguna Beach Shelves Proposal to Raise Salaries for City Council, Other Bodies
The Laguna Beach City Council members last week did not take a vote on increasing wages for themselves and three other city panels.
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Laguna Beach to Consider Raising Salaries for City Council Members and Other Bodies
Laguna Beach City Council members are set to vote Tuesday on a number of options for higher pay for themselves and for those serving on some other panels.
Posted inLaguna Beach
Laguna Beach Pumps Nearly Half a Million Dollars Into Homeless Shelter Renovation
Laguna Beach will spend $479,837 in grant money to make improvements to the city’s homeless shelter with work expected to start in November.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
Laguna Art Museum Executive Director Malcolm Warner Announces Retirement
The expert in British artist John Everett Millais has led Orange County’s oldest museum for more than eight years, doubling its annual budget and endowment, and expanding its staff.
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Pageant of the Masters Still Hoping Ticketholders Will Let it Slide
Patrons are frustrated that refunds have still not been made for the Pageant of the Masters. Pageant officials offer the latest updates on the festival’s policies regarding the cancelled 2020 festival.
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Has Coronavirus Transformed Orange County’s Streets for Good?
The Coronavirus has to some extent given Orange County’s streets back to the pedestrian, resulting in an overhaul to local cities’ urban aesthetic. Will it stay this way after the pandemic?
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Video: Orange County Goes Back to the Beach
A Voice of OC flyover captured video of beaches up and down the OC coast, to see what members of the public were doing while Coronavirus social distancing restrictions is in effect.
