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"Open Door Policy" - Public Art on the Pier

Mar 03, 2020 09:51AM ● By Lori Donchak

Public art is good for the soul. It brings energy and the gift of delight to the viewer. In San Clemente, the majority of our art is done by local artists.

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The Nine Lives of North Beach

Feb 28, 2020 06:21PM ● By Don Kindred

The history of North Beach reads like a nine-part mini-series.

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Miramar Closes Escrow!

Dec 04, 2019 09:56AM ● By Wayne Eggleston

A Christmas gift to San Clemente. The historic Miramar Theatre and Bowling Alley have been sold and closed escrow. It closed to the public in 1992 and has remained empty and blighted since that time.

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Hotel San Clemente... Such a Lovely Place

Dec 03, 2019 03:35PM ● By Nina Welch

Hotel San Clemente is where I live. This historic hotel has kept its strength and integrity after standing at the top of Del Mar, in the salty sea air, for 92 years.

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A Long, Winding and Somewhat Twisted Local Road Story

Nov 15, 2019 10:50AM ● By Tom Marshall

The current outcry over extending the 241 toll road into the heart of San Clemente is but the latest twist in the San Clemente area’s roadway saga which dates back centuries.

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Where’s Our Sand Going?

Nov 15, 2019 10:03AM ● By Donia Moore

Remember those wide swaths of burning sand that we ran across as kids so we didn’t burn our feet between the beach parking lot and the ocean’s cooling waves?

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Spring Forward/Fall Back What’s up with that?

Nov 14, 2019 10:54AM ● By Don Kindred

There are many urban myths about the origin of daylight savings time.

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San Clemente Pier End-Zone, PierPride says: Game On!

Sep 06, 2019 02:01PM ● By Lori Donchak

The most popular activities at the end of San Clemente Pier are fishing, sunset-watching and dolphin spotting.

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Rick Divel, Meet San Clemente’s New Patriarch

Aug 29, 2019 08:36AM ● By Tom Marshall

At 73, Rick Divel finds himself not only the youngest San Clemente Patriarch in recent memory, but in an unlikely career as an insurance broker considering some of his youthful adventures. 

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The Evolution of the Bathing Suit

May 22, 2019 10:59AM ● By Anne Batty

From Bathing Gowns to Thongs.

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