Finding a Voice in ‘Losing the Plot’
San Clemente author publishes first novel By Eric Heinz A work two decades in the making, San Clemente-based author Sonia Farnsworth has published her first novel. Farnsworth’s first book, Losing the Plot in LA, began about 20 years ago when she finished the first draft, but she wouldn’t return to it until sometime later. “Life … //read the full article
At the Movies: Throwing Back ‘The Man from U.N.C.L.E.’
By Megan Bianco Joining Starsky & Hutch (2003), The A Team (2010) and of course, Mission: Impossible (1996), Guy Ritchie’s The Man from U.N.C.L.E. is the latest in popular 20th century television shows getting film adaptations. Though the movie might initially appeal to fans of the 1964-1968 TV show, the cast consists of fresh faces … //read the full article
City Examines Contracting Private Ambulance Service
By Eric Heinz During the Tuesday meeting, San Clemente City Council discussed the possibility of bringing in a private ambulance service in order to create a cost savings and shorten medical response times. The council approved staff to explore a pilot program to test the waters of private services for one year. “During the budget … //read the full article
Wavelengths: Playing the (Donald) Trump Card
Could it be that “The Donald” really is the guy who should be running the country? By Jim Kempton Donald Trump is an American icon. But when you run for president, almost every candidate is criticized for one thing or another. That’s why “The Donald” could be such a powerful candidate. On every issue he’s … //read the full article
North Beach Projects Are Work in Progress
Area residents continue to push for improvements, attract business By Eric Heinz Although the North Beach area has been a location of some controversy regarding development and economic improvement in the past few years, some new projects are coming to fruition. What makes development take longer in the area, from North El Camino Real … //read the full article
