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Fields 4 Dreams - Boutique, Where Dreams Come True

Feb 01, 2008 04:49PM ● By Don Kindred

A new clothing boutique, “Fields 4 Dreams Boutique” has recently opened on Avenida de la Estrella, in San Clemente. Relying on her industry savvy, owner Nicole Fields has been confidently awaiting the right time to open a shop, and opportunity has finally come knocking on her door.

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Need a Pet Sitter or In-Home Vet Tech? - Mike’s Pet Care to the Rescue...

Feb 01, 2008 04:27PM ● By Don Kindred

With America spending over 40 billion dollars on their pets last year, 10 billion on veterinary care, it’s no wonder more and more pet sitters are popping up. People love their pets and are spending more on them than ever before. Also the use of pet insurance has grown exponentially as people look to take better care of their pets.

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TrafFix Devices, Inc. - Lost Job Launches New Business

Feb 01, 2008 04:22PM ● By Don Kindred

Jack Kulp, President and founder of TrafFix The old saw, “necessity is the mother of invention,” holds particularly true in the entrepreneurial world, as Jack Kulp, 71, President and Founder of TrafFix Devices Inc. (www.traffixdevices.com), will attest.

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Metagenics Leading the World in Science-Based Medical Foods, Health Supplements, and Nutraceuticals

Feb 01, 2008 04:06PM ● By Don Kindred

On a promontory hill at Ave Pico and La Pata, the colossal dazzling-white Metagenics building commands the skyline like a gleaming citadel above two major Talega cross streets.

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Hawaiian Vocalist Paula Fuga Making Music from the Heart

Feb 01, 2008 04:05PM ● By Don Kindred

Listening to the song Lilikoi, by Paula Fuga, I was visited by millions of goosebumps on my flesh. For me, goosebumps always indicate that I have just heard a piece of amazing music. Although she is a native Hawaiian, her music is not what you would call typical Hawaiian ukulele music.

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From Part-Timer to Head Honcho San Clemente’s Cathy Lee … Making a Difference

Feb 01, 2008 03:53PM ● By Don Kindred

By the time she was eight-years-old, Cathy Lee, the Director of the San Clemente Seaside Senior Center, had lived in seven states. And though difficult for her - never having much time to make friends or for others to get to know her - this continuous meandering prepared her for the adaptability and flexibility she would eventually utilize in life, as well as her career.

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Bill Thomas

Nov 01, 2007 05:38PM ● By Don Kindred

Bill Thomas grew up in Hollywood with show biz parents. His mother was an actress. His father was a theater and touring company manager. He graduated from Hollywood High School and attended Occidental College

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New Café Mimosa Traces its Roots Back to France’s Loire Valley

Nov 01, 2007 05:26PM ● By Don Kindred

When she was a little girl, Veronique Price, owner of the new Café Mimosa on Avenida Del Mar, worked in her mom’s restaurant in France’s Loire Valley.

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WHEN YOU JUST CAN’T TAKE THE PAIN Call the Pain Doctor

Nov 01, 2007 05:18PM ● By Don Kindred

Interventional pain specialists are a sub-specialty of anesthesiologists that you probably haven’t heard about unless you were in pain. If you did go see one, your relief of pain was probably so dramatic, you told everyone about it. This was the case for Barbara Pontius, a 71-year-old local resident.

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The Craft Becomes an Art Vic Cumming

Nov 01, 2007 11:46AM ● By Don Kindred

From sign painter to revered floral watercolorist, this was the long, circuitous route Vic Cumming took through an entrepreneurial life beginning in Johannesburg, South Africa, and continuing here in San Clemente with what he and his wife Miki call “our mom and pop art shop.”

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