Noise complaints related to loud exhaust vehicles and live entertainment at restaurants in the downtown area were discussed by the Laguna Beach City Council on Tuesday.
he almost had a smile on his face. reporter: did you ever see him again? i never saw him again. one month later, he passed away at walker reed. osama bin laden was killed in 2011, but the war ground on. in 2012, we visited the wounded at walter reed, where amputations, many of them multiple were running at more than 20 a month. what was the damage? both legs amputated. reporter: staff sergeant eric meyers was on his third tour in afghanistan when he stepped on a booby trap. most of the people back here think the war is winding down. for those on the ground it s not winding down. it s still just as intense as it was. reporter: the hard truth at walter reed was that afghanistan changed them more than they changed afghanistan. now the war has come full circle. major general chris donahue, the last man out of afghanistan, was a junior officer serving in the pentagon on 9/11.
Michelle Kweder Thu, 12/24/2020 - 10:00am
Ecumenial Food Pantry volunteers receive shopping carts and a financial donation from Walker Reed of Rising Tide. From left are Doug Merrick, Cindy Freese, Linda Sandefur, Bill Bausch, Walker Reed, Ellen Dickens. Courtesy photo
Member-owned cooperative businesses such as Rising Tide operate by a group of shared principles which include being welcoming to all and showing care for the community. Rising Tide’s donation of shopping carts and financial assistance captures the responsiveness of Rising Tide to Lincoln County’s issue of persistent food insecurity during COVID-19.
Each month, Rising Tide donates a percentage of Wednesday sales to an organization nominated and voted on by its member-owners. November Co-op for Community Days recipient was the Ecumenical Food Pantry. On Tuesday, Dec. 15 Rising Tide Facilities Coordinator Walker Reed presented a check for $598.59 to the Ecumenical Food Pantry and four shopping carts. The