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We’ve Met Our Enemy. It’s Us!

Nov 01, 2002 08:18AM ● By Don Kindred

Orange County's beaches and bluffs have been exploited by pounding waves, merciless rain, and ferocious winds. But we’re our own worst foe! We’ve constructed the groins, reefs, jetties, piers, and seawalls, revetment, foundation supports, caissons, train tracks, and breakwaters, dropped boulders on our beaches, and dredged sand from one place and put it in another.

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BeachFire!! A HOT NEW EATERY SETS

Aug 01, 2002 08:33AM ● By Don Kindred

Did you hear it? That gigantic, OCEAN-SIZED sigh of relief that echoed throughout San Clemente on the longest day of the year a few weeks ago? Rumor has it the sigh was heard as far north as Huntington and as far south as La Jolla.

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San Clemente's SeniorNet - Cyber Cafe'

Aug 01, 2002 08:31AM ● By Don Kindred

San Clemente’s SeniorNet Cyber Café designs computer courses around the needs of our community’s senior citizens; as they indicate their computer learning interests, classes are formed to fulfill them.

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SAN ONOFRE - Energy Hope or Holocaust Target?

Aug 01, 2002 08:28AM ● By Don Kindred

Following the September 11 terrorist attacks that destroyed New York’s twin towers and damaged the Pentagon, immediate attention focused on nuclear power plants around the world as the next favored targets.

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The Early Bird Catches the Worm A Professional's Guide to Eating Early and Cheap

May 01, 2001 05:28PM ● By Don Kindred

Ben Franklin was so wrong when he said "One should eat to live, not live to eat." Obviously, the restaurants in his day and age didn't offer 'Earlye Byrde Specials by Candlelyte', not like the ones that we, here in the coastal towns, enjoy.

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Bringing New Meaning to the Phrase "Mom & Pop Store"

May 01, 2001 05:25PM ● By Don Kindred

In times past the phrase "mom and pop store" usually referred to a single business run by a husband and wife. One often handed down from the previous generation. Today, San Clementeans Mike and Sue McGeary, owners of the Pier Market and Beach Garden Café, are happily redefining that phrase.

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