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Laguna Beach Local News Julie Perlin Lee will start as executive director at Laguna Art Museum on May 3. Photo courtesy of the Catalina Island Museum Laguna Art Museum has tapped Julie Perlin Lee, outgoing executive director of Catalina Island Museum, to lead the storied organization amid a pandemic that has devastated art institutions across the country. Lee succeeds Malcolm Warner who retired in December after a nine-year run with Laguna Art Museum. She’s set to start her new role on May 3. “With Julie we have a person with strong experience managing exhibitions and collections, and yet...

Print In a year when most decisions have been shaped in one form or another by the coronavirus pandemic, Laguna Beach felt the impact in multiple ways. Beach and school closures, cancellations and modifications of arts programs and annual festivals and changes to restaurant dining are just some of the issues the city grappled with. Here are some of the top stories in Laguna Beach for 2020: The Promenade on Forest A long list of restrictions were put in place to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus in 2020. When outdoor dining was permitted, Laguna Beach introduced the Promenade on Fo...

Laguna Beach Local News As a fellow Brit, nature lover and environmentalist, I hold that Malcolm Warner has been an astonishing leader of the Laguna Art Museum with his outdoor artscapes and innovative nature programs so fitting for our natural landscape in Laguna. Thank you Tom Osborne for your worthy farewell to a great director of the museum in your column “Tracing into the Sunset”. Thank you Malcolm, A Man for all Seasons, and enjoy the beauty of Andy Goldsworthy in your retirement and live your wild creativity! Charlotte Masarik, Laguna Beach Firebrand Media LLC wants comments...

good morning. will they be grounded for good? the faa could decide as early as today whether to revoke or suspend the licenses of those two pilots who overshot their destination by 150 miles. this as they claim they lost track of time because they were using their personal laptops in the cockpit. ready for launch. final preparations under way as nasa prepares to test out a new rocket that could one day return astronauts to the moon. lift-off could be less than an hour away. and take two. the always controversial richard hatch landed back in jail shortly after our last interview. ...