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Lagunatics celebrates 30 years of laughing it off - Vimarsana News

Lagunatics celebrates 30 years of laughing it off

Lagunatics, the roast-of-the-coast musical, is celebrating 30 years of making fun of Laguna Beach history.

Guest Column: Stop Ray's Attacks on Village Laguna - Laguna Beach Local News - Vimarsana News

Guest Column: Stop Ray's Attacks on Village Laguna - Laguna Beach Local News

The Feb. 17 edition of the Independent is not the first time Michael Ray has harshly and unfairly attacked Village Laguna, but it demonstrates an escalation in his abusive accusations.

Letter: Ray Keeps Blowing Toxic Fumes - Laguna Beach Local News - Vimarsana News

Letter: Ray Keeps Blowing Toxic Fumes - Laguna Beach Local News

Just when we voted Peter Blake out of office and with it, we thought, Blake's abusive conduct, Michael Ray is determined to keep blowing toxic fumes.

Town Crier: Week of Feb. 24 - Laguna Beach Local News - Vimarsana News

Town Crier: Week of Feb. 24 - Laguna Beach Local News

Laguna Canyon Conservancy to Host Presentation on Randall Preserve, Formerly Banning RanchRecent media headlines announced the successful permanent preservation of 387 coastal Orange County acres previously known as Banning Ranch, now called the Randall Preserve. Well-deserved congratulations for this accomplishment are due to the Trust for Public Land, Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority and especially to the Banning Ranch Conservancy. 

Laguna Beach to launch community programs this spring at former school site - Vimarsana News

Laguna Beach to launch community programs this spring at former school site

Basketball, indoor pickleball and gymnastics classes are among interim activities planned for former St. Catherine of Siena School. Skate ramps might be set up in one of the courtyards this summer.