City to Review Resubmitted Miramar Project Plans
The City of San Clemente will review newly submitted plans for the Miramar Event Center and Food Hall, in anticipation ...
Tag: Historic Buildings
Agápe 1928 Seeks to Reflect the Highest Level of Love
The owners of Agápe 1928, an event venue housed within a historic Ole Hanson building built in 1928, seek to ...
Historical Happenings: Only 2 Vintage Seaside Hotels
San Clemente and Capistrano Beach have only two vintage beachfront hotels, and one has been shut down for years. Now, ...
Historical Society Celebrates 50 Years of Preservation
A bit of rainy weather couldn’t keep the legacy of town founder Ole Hanson away from the Casa Romantica Cultural ...
Miramar Event Center Property Sold; Construction Proceeding
The Miramar Event Center underwent a change in ownership back in April, when the property was reportedly sold to a ...
Revitalization Efforts Aim to Make North Beach an Entertainment Hub Again
By Shawn Raymundo For a while, Zebra House Coffee owner Sara Peterson had heard whispers of a food hall development ...
Letter to the Editor: Retaining San Clemente’s Historic Charm
LARRY CULBERTSON, San Clemente Historical Society On July 22, the Planning Commission discussed the issue of expanding the range of ...
Historical Happenings: An Inside Look at the Miramar Project
Tom Marshall By Tom Marshall San Clemente’s largest historic preservation project in years has begun, as the long-awaited restoration of ...
City Council Approves Miramar Parking Waivers, Latest Step in Revamping Theater
By Eric Heinz On Oct. 17, the City Council voted to approve the 92 historic parking spot waivers needed to ...
City Council Corner: Ole Hanson Beach Club to Resume Making Memories
Tim Brown By San Clemente City Councilman Tim Brown It’s back and better than ever! On Friday, Sept. 30, the ...
City Council Corner: Ole Hanson Beach Club to Shine Once Again
Tim Brown By San Clemente Councilman Tim Brown With a projected opening coming in June of this year, the newly ...
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