Citizens’ Climate Education: Going Electric
Larry Kramer authors the latest Citizens’ Climate Education column, where he writes about some of the tax incentives, credits and rebates associated with making the switch to electric devices. The post Citizens’ Climate Education: Going Electric appeared first on San Clemente Times. Source: This article was originally published on San Clemente Times
At the Movies: ‘65’ Is a Snore More Than a Roar
With Scott Beck and Bryan Woods’ 65, Megan Bianco thought, surely male lead Adam Driver and some CG dinosaurs could entertainingly make up a most likely predictable script. But, sadly, she couldn’t even be met with that simple of a request, she writes in her latest At the Movies. The post At the Movies: ‘65’ … //read the full article
Letter to the Editor: Response to David Davison
LAURIE HEADRICK, co-founder of San Clemente Green I feel I must respond to the undeserved attack on my husband’s character and integrity by David Davison. As the other co-founder of San Clemente Green, I also take offense to the disparaging words you had for efforts to alert our community to what is a very real … //read the full article
Editor’s Pick: ‘Inspired by History’ Art Exhibit
Thursday, March 16 6-8 p.m. Historical masterworks from the Boseker Family Art Collection are paired with contemporary works by award-winning artist Rick J. Delanty in the same location. This unique art exhibition is bringing 22 original paintings of early California masterworks to the galleries of Casa Romantica for a solo show by Delanty. California scenes … //read the full article
California Highway Patrol Offers Tips on Safe Driving in the Rain
As Southern California experiences frequent storms and severe rain this winter, residents are seeing more road closures because flooding. California Highway Patrol Officer Rafael Reynoso offered safe driving tips for motorists out in the rain experiencing dangerous weather conditions. The post California Highway Patrol Offers Tips on Safe Driving in the Rain appeared first on … //read the full article
