Letter: Creating a Space for Hope After Suicide by Train
Kristi Hugstad, San Clemente It was so heartbreaking to read of another suicide by train yesterday in Orange County. I know something of the anguish and guilt the family of this young man is experiencing because I’ve been through it. My husband completed suicide by train two years ago. I would like to share with … //read the full article
Tom Blake: Marriage vs. living together, an age-old question for single seniors
Guest Column: Tom Blake: Life and Love After 50 By Tom Blake In May, my significant other, Greta, and I took a 15-day river cruise from Budapest to Amsterdam. On the boat, the first question people asked us was “Where are you from?” The second was “How long have you and Greta been married?” The … //read the full article
Community Garden Gets Local Families Outdoors
Donated land hosts Junipero neighborhood growing area By Eric Heinz The residents of the 100 block of West Avenida Junipero recently joined together to create a community garden. Paul Waterman, the inheritor of a vacant lot on the block, allowed the families of West Avenida Junipero to plan, construct and plant the Arlie Waterman Memorial … //read the full article
Incoming Estrella Plaza Businesses on Schedule
By Eric Heinz Scott Burnham, CEO of Burnham USA, whose company has partnered with Kornwasser Shopping Center Properties, said the major businesses planned for the Avenida Estrella shopping plaza are on schedule to open in the first quarter of 2016. “The city was great to work with, and they had a vested interest,” Burnham said. … //read the full article
Sheckler Foundation Announces Initiative Finalists
By San Clemente Times Sheckler Foundation named the top four finalists for its fifth “Be The Change” initiative, to assist injured action sports athletes and kids in need. The projects Community Push, Gamerosity, La Choza Chula and SkateMD were selected and their individual causes have been placed on the Sheckler Foundation website for voting at … //read the full article
