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Print Heisler Park in Laguna Beach now has a stunning new piece of public art, compliments of a familiar source. Laguna Beach artists Scott and Naomi Schoenherr have produced “Lunar Tides,” which now occupies the stage floor of the amphitheater in the park. The work is full of detail that depicts some of the themes prominent in the couple’s projects, including natural cycles and nature’s creatures. “I think we put a lot of details in that piece, so we hope that piece will provoke curiosity through all the details,” Naomi said. “Every time, probably, people come and visit, they s...

Renaissance man Shawn Lyons, who wrote the book on Alaska hiking, dies at 66 Share on Facebook Print article Shawn Lyons — poet, classical guitarist, teacher, historian, restauranteur and an adventurous hiker who left his footprints across the Chugach Mountains and far, far beyond — died suddenly Tuesday at an Anchorage hospital. He was 66. Lyons was the unique center of a wildly diverse Venn diagram. He wrote the multi-volume “Walk-About Guide to Alaska,” was a board member of the Alaska Huts Association, played classical guitar nightly at a Mediterranean restaurant, taught music...

Article content Without the ability to fundraise in person at the hospital during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, volunteers and board members with the Stratford General Hospital Foundation have been looking to other methods of raising money for much-needed improvements at the hospital. Starting on Monday, the hospital foundation launched its latest effort – a monthly 50/50 fundraiser draw – to encourage community support for the foundation’s ongoing initiative to purchase as many as 123 new standard and specialized hospital beds, each of which costs anywhere from $10,000 for a standard ...

Colorado Springs has more than a few places where a person can find a bar with a great vibe, have a good bite to eat and enjoy it with a delicious cocktail that fits their tastes, made to order by a bartender who is both skilled and accommodating. But there’s something more to ICONS, the new LGBTQIA+ bar on Bijou Street co-owned by Josh Franklin and John Wolfe, who are fiancés. It occupies a unique niche in the city — one that has, to our memory, never quite been filled before. Not by the storied Hide ’n’ Seek, V-Bar, The Underground or sole contemporary Club Q.