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Kelly Hammons, Fostering Dogs & Finding Forever Homes

Sep 06, 2019 02:06PM ● By Rebecca Parsons

elly Hammons breathes life into the saying that a dog is “man’s best friend.” She grew up in Vermont alongside a dog named Joker, a bird called Tinkerbelle,

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Silver Paddles - Fun, Fitness & Friends

Sep 03, 2019 10:28AM ● By Nina Welch

“Pickleball has changed my life,” says Vern West, age 81. “I’ve met a lot of nice people, I’ve lost 25 pounds, my blood pressure has dropped, and the pain in my back and knee is gone...”

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Just Bree, An Artist in the Making

Sep 03, 2019 10:19AM ● By Shelle Sandberg

She started her art career at the age of five or six, and it was her grandfather who taught her how to surf at age seven.

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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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Monsignor McGowan, 104 Years Old … and Still Praying

Aug 23, 2019 01:51PM ● By Mike Chamberlin

And 104 years ago, May 6, 1915, a baby boy was born in Castlebar, County Mayo, Ireland. That baby boy was named Anthony McGowan, although everybody in his life simply called him Tony.

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The Rohans, Building a Legacy

Aug 23, 2019 01:44PM ● By Anne Batty

hen John and Sally Rohan - owners of Rohan and Sons Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc. - met at ages 16 and 14, married at 19 and 17, they had no idea they were building a legacy.

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The Downtown Beat by Nina

Aug 23, 2019 11:28AM ● By Nina Welch

Exploring our downtown businesses.

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Michael Kaupp, Offering Lilacs For the Soul

Aug 23, 2019 11:08AM ● By Donia Moore

Michael Kaupp, owner and lifeblood of Stanford Court Antiques, feels that this passage from the play illustrates the importance of living with a moral compass.

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