Bernice Ayres Bernice Ayres, beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister and aunt, died peacefully on Sunday morning, October 2, 2022, at the home of her daughter,…
In this week’s On Life and Love After 50, Tom Blake goes beyond his comfort level—even though it makes him squirm—to write about sex, particularly among the senior-dating pool.
How Nixon came to choose San Clemente as his base is as interesting as it was improbable, Tom Marshall reports in his latest Historical Happenings column. Soon after taking office in January 1969, Nixon let it be known that he wanted to have a private residence somewhere in Southern California, where he was born and raised. This bit of news perked the interest of local resident Fred Divel. He had the perfect place for Nixon: the blufftop home of the late Hamilton Cotton.
This week’s featured adoptable pet is Scarlet, who just might be perfect for those looking for an active canine companion or adventure buddy. This 10-month-old pup is full of fun energy and has a great personality.
Ahead of San Clemente High football’s 51-6 victory over Capo Valley High School this past Friday, Oct. 24, students showed off their “One Town, One Team” spirit, marching through downtown for the annual Homecoming Parade.
October is the perfect month to spruce up your home before the holiday festivities start, Shelley Murphy writes in her latest Life’s a Beach column. And with wallpaper making a comeback, she notes, decking your walls with your favorite print can be a fun, fast and fashionable way to refresh a room before family and friends arrive to celebrate the holiday season.
The Wellness & Prevention Coalition joined 645 local coalitions across the nation as a federally funded Drug-Free Communities alliance through the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy, Lauren Gallegos, prevention director at the Wellness & Prevention Center, announced in this month’s Wellness & Prevention column.
This week’s featured adoptable pet is Rebecca, a sweetheart of a cat. Social and inquisitive, she is often the first to greet you at the door. Rebecca would be a great addition to just about any home.
If there’s a couple of words of advice Tom Blake can give those seniors who are choosing to get back out into the dating pool following a divorce or death of a spouse, it’s that they need to trust their instincts and keep their expectations in check.
This week’s featured adoptable pet is Calvin Klein, a handsome boy with a great personality. Laid-back for a 1-year-old, he loves to relax and soak up the afternoon sun. When he isn’t getting his beauty rest or practicing his cat walk, Calvin Klein enjoys being petted and making new friends.
This week’s featured adoptable pet is Archer, a playful 5-month-old kitty who is awaiting his forever home. Archer is a rough and tumble dude who loves playing with his litter mates, and will make a great family kitty.
