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Newspaper
Capistrano Valley News
Location
Capistrano Valley, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2014
Page
6
Jean Krysko Melo writes from Ladera Ranch about renewed faith in children as teens and young adults engage positively online and in real life. She recalls a John Green interview praising young readers and shares her conversations with her own children about dating, hopeful they remain playful and thoughtful as middle school approaches.
Donald and Mary Decker trace Orange County landmarks from Native trails to modern sites such as San Juan Capistrano Mission, WWII hangars in Tustin, Ziggurat in Laguna Niguel, San Onofre, iconic beaches, and Irvine’s Great Park balloon, linking history to navigation and place.
The Orange County Register invites writers to submit essays under 450 words plus a photo. Include a license grant for publishing the photo and essay online and on social platforms, plus confirmation you have photo permissions. Email submissions to ffreeman ocregister.com.
Community oriented listing showing City Editor Rob Vardon and staff roles for Kelli Hart Kehler sports reporter Christopher Earley Erika Ritchie Meghann Cuniff Education reporter Elysse James Team Leader Mark Evans and editorial contacts. Advertising and home delivery details included with contact numbers and hours. Published Thursdays by the Register at 625 North Grand Avenue Santa Ana California.
Kathleen E Krieger urges examining Swiss transit as a model for Orange County. She questions Santa Ana and Garden Grove light rail goals and suggests connecting routes with mirrored bus service while OCTA studies Swiss timing and Gov. Jerry Brown should consider the example. Ed Pyle comments on McCain Romney and Hillary Clinton.
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