DIVINE MESSAGE?: Environmentalists are calling in some...
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DIVINE MESSAGE?: Environmentalists are calling in some big names to help promote their opposition to the proposed toll road in Laguna Canyon. The biggest: Bette Midler, a Laguna homeowner, who has done radio spots encouraging people to show up for the toll road opponents’ rally Feb. 29. . . . “What’s going on here?” Midler says on one spot, adding: “If you’re like me, you’ve had enough. . . . Had enough of out-of-control growth and out-of-touch politicians.”
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