Historical Happenings: San Clemente’s Link to Our National Anthem
In anticipation of Independence Day, Tom Marshall this week takes a closer look at a bit of the history behind ...
In anticipation of Independence Day, Tom Marshall this week takes a closer look at a bit of the history behind ...
In this month’s Historical Happenings column, Tom Marshall highlights only a small fraction of what David Matuszak covers in his ...
New documentary shines light on the story of Duke Kahanamoku By Jake Howard As Duke Kahanamoku’s celebrated Olympic career was ...
Featured Image: Ole Hanson, circa 1928. Photo: Courtesy of San Clemente Historical Society Fred Swegles By Fred Swegles There was ...
Tom Marshall By Tom Marshall Several Native American tribes in California are mounting a campaign to remove symbols marking El ...
By Tom Marshall It was 39 years ago this month—March 2, 1983 to be exact—when a major, late-winter storm nearly ...
Tom Marshall By Tom Marshall Last month, we told you how San Clemente’s first newspaper, the weekly El Heraldo de ...
Tom Marshall By Tom Marshall Local newspapers were there from the very beginning to chronicle our beautiful city’s history, starting ...
Tom Marshall By Tom Marshall Starting this week, the official holiday shopping season will open for business. The San Clemente Historical ...
Fred Swegles By Fred Swegles Were you here in San Clemente 20 years ago? What was going on that year? ...
By Shawn Raymundo For a while, Zebra House Coffee owner Sara Peterson had heard whispers of a food hall development ...
Sunday, Sept. 19 3-5 p.m. In its first post-pandemic event, the San Clemente Historical Society will present an update on ...
Tom Marshall By Tom Marshall Over four decades, John Hall was a consummate journalist at Southern California newspapers, including a ...
Fred Swegles By Fred Swegles One evening in the 1970s, San Clemente Mayor Tony DiGiovanni made an astounding announcement—he’d discovered ...
By Megan Bianco Racial and political tensions are high in 2021, and they don’t seem to be diminishing. Petra Epperlein ...
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