Life’s a Beach: Trading Parents’ Weekend for Family Weekend
Redefining the annual collegiate tradition By Shelley Murphy Last Friday I followed the “Parents’ Weekend” signs lining the grass guiding me toward the middle of campus to the university’s welcome tent. Waiting in line, I overheard excited parents picking up passes to dine in campus cafeterias, attend sunset lawn picnics, feast at breakfast receptions, join … //read the full article
Four Kids and a Dog: Those Crazy, Hazy Holidays
Halloween kicks off fast track to chaotic holiday season By Elizabeth Bottiaux The holidays are upon us. Goblins, turkeys and a jolly old man are waiting to launch their annual extravaganzas. Although the weather remains blazing hot, summer has come to a screeching halt. Kids of all ages—from preschool to college—have resumed their studies. Time … //read the full article
Family Fun at Carnival Colossal: Events Raises $33,000 for Friends Group
Story and photos by Allison Jarrell San Clemente’s annual Carnival Colossal rolled into town Oct. 8-11, bringing with it an array of family-friendly rides, games, food trucks and live entertainment to Vista Hermosa Sports Park. Jim Nielsen of the Friends of San Clemente Foundation said the four-day carnival attracted about 25,000 visitors … //read the full article
SC Sheriff’s Blotter: Caller Reports Alligator Squats Vacant Real Estate
All information below is obtained from the Orange County Sheriff’s Department website. The calls represent what was told to the deputy in the field by the radio dispatcher. The true nature of an incident often differs from what is initially reported. No assumption of criminal guilt or affiliation should be drawn from the content … //read the full article
2/4 Corner: State of the Battalion, Sept. 28
By Lt. Col. Brian Greene (Battalion Commander) and Sgt. Maj. Michael L. Bolyard (Battalion Sgt. Maj.) Marines, Sailors, families and friends, Your battalion continues to get stronger and better with each passing week. We have been focusing our efforts on individual- to platoon-level training. Our Marines and Sailors continue to train hard and are ready … //read the full article
