Growing up in San Juan a town of roots and change
An opinion piece reflecting on San Juan's close knit past and current drift from small town cohesion due to the freeway and modern commuting. It notes visible local figures like Councilman Greiner and Mayor Jones, contemplates open government, trust, and suggests a city information kiosk to improve communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Camino Capistrano
Buchheims
Bathgates
Ralphs
Diedrich’s
Swallows
Freight House
John Greiner
Gil Jones
Collene Campbell
Wyatt Hart
David Swerdlin
la Palma
Los Alamitos
Villa Park
City Hall
Outdoor dining guide for San Juan summer evenings
The piece surveys many eateries with outdoor dining in San Juan, listing Mollies, Ngs, Sarduccis, Ciao Pasta, Camino Capistano, L Hirondelle, Adobe, Cedar Creek, El Maguey and The Pranzare Grille. It highlights patios, terraces, and car-spot dining, noting special access needs and casual, parkside ambience. It also mentions drive-throughs and joking references to local personalities. The author signs off with August greetings and contact details for Keith Stroud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollies
Ngs
Thrifty’s
Ciao Pasta
L’hirondelle
Adobe
San Juan
Cedar Creek
Mike
Lou
Chris
Stephanie
Pranzare Grille
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles E. Slone
D.D.S
San Juan Capistrano
Rincon Pacific Management
Rincon Pacific
Barron's
Moni Research
el Camino Real
San Clemente, CA
Jonathan Volzke
The
Coy
Mr. Jiminez
Lisa
Keith Stroud
Ray
Cere