Sign Ordinance Could Return to Council
By Eric Heinz In discussion, City Council said San Clemente they will take another look at its sign ordinance regarding signs larger than 64 square feet. A request was brought forth during the council meeting regarding an amendment to the current ordinance. Council described the sign ordinance as a “quality of life” issue, which will … //read the full article
Lew’s Views: Memories from Memorial Day
By Lew Avera Earlier this week we celebrated Memorial Day in San Clemente, honoring those who have served in our military forces over the years and particularly those who have given their lives to preserve our freedom and American way of life. Celebrations are particularly moving here in San Clemente with the many veterans … //read the full article
I-5 Freedom Network Seeks Engagement
Compiled by Eric Heinz The I-5 Freedom Network in San Clemente, a group of hotel business owners seeking to educate people about and reduce human trafficking, is looking to reach out to more lodging businesses on spotting these crimes. Hotel owners recently participated in training to identify possible human trafficking taking place in their areas. … //read the full article
Kane’s Two Home Runs Put Tritons Softball in Quarterfinals
By Steve Breazeale The night before the San Clemente softball team’s CIF-SS Division 3 second round game against Warren was set to take place, Tritons senior Lauren Kane was busy working with her hitting instructor, attempting to find something that would help her end a 1-9 skid at the plate that had stretched over three … //read the full article
Pet of the Week: Katniss
San Clemente Times Meet Katniss, a 1-year-old calico with a great purr-sonality. Curious and friendly, Katniss spends most of her day greeting visitors and chasing around toys. Once she settles down, she enjoys lounging in the sun and being petted by the shelter volunteers. If you’re looking for an all-around great kitty, Katniss may be the … //read the full article
