Letter: Let’s Make 2016 the Year to Stop Reckless Nuclear Policy
Gary Headrick, San Clemente This issue will be better understood once you’ve had a chance to watch what may be regarded as one of the most significant movies of 2015, The Big Short. The film explains just how the housing crash of 2008 came about, leaving the masses holding the bag while those responsible ran … //read the full article
City Council Corner: Support Keeping San Clemente Emergency Room
By Councilman Chris Hamm Since Saddleback Memorial Care first announced in 2014 its plans to close San Clemente Hospital and turn it into an urgent care, my fellow councilmembers and I have remained committed to finding a way to maintain an emergency room in San Clemente. Joining us in our pursuit is Senator Pat Bates and Assemblyman Bill Brough, who introduced near-identical legislation in their respective governing bodies to facilitate a … //read the full article
Triton Report: Meisinger, Marshall Dominant on the Mats for Wrestling Team
By Steve Breazeale For in-game updates, scores, news and more for all of the San Clemente High School winter sports programs, follow us on Twitter @SouthOCsports. Meisinger, Marshall Dominant on the Mats for Triton Wrestling Team San Clemente wrestlers Tyler Meisinger and Kyle Marshall had a December to remember and one, according to head coach … //read the full article
Looking Ahead to 2016
Mayor discusses some of the future issues, projects of San Clemente By Eric Heinz In the coming days, weeks and months, San Clemente will have a number of issues to tackle and expects to see some projects come to fruition. Long-awaited infrastructure and amenities of the city will finally be completed, and the changing policies … //read the full article
Ocean Recreation Water Quality Warnings and Advisories: Jan. 5
Date: January 5, 2016 Time: 9 a.m. RAIN ADVISORY IN EFFECT The Environmental Health staff advises swimmers that levels of bacteria can rise significantly in ocean and bay waters adjacent to storm drains, creeks and rivers during and after rainstorms. The elevated levels of bacteria can continue for a period of at least 3 days … //read the full article
