Laguna Niguel honors military at Sea Country Senior Center event

The Laguna Niguel City Council convened on May 20, 2025, to discuss various community events and initiatives, highlighting the city's commitment to supporting its residents and honoring local achievements.

The meeting opened with a light-hearted acknowledgment of a resident, Mr. Young, who has been engaging the community with his DJ skills and performances, including a rendition of "Hamilton." Council members expressed interest in attending the upcoming performance at George White Elementary School.

Mayor Pro Tem Johns then invited the community to a special event on May 26 at the Laguna Niguel Sea Country Senior Community Center, where military service members will be honored for their sacrifices. This event aims to foster community spirit and appreciation for those who have served.

Johns also reported on a recent ribbon-cutting ceremony for the OCD Anxiety Center, which has opened in Laguna Niguel. The center provides support for individuals aged eight and older dealing with OCD and anxiety issues. The council emphasized the importance of this facility in helping young people build confidence and face their fears.

Additionally, the council members reflected on their attendance at the Little League closing ceremony held on May 17. They praised the event for its emotional depth, particularly the tributes to young players who have passed away. The ceremony included awards for all participants, with special recognition given to those who demonstrated exceptional commitment to the league.

Overall, the meeting underscored the council's dedication to community engagement and support for local initiatives, with plans for future events that aim to strengthen community ties and celebrate local achievements.