Family mobilizes to support Cinthia Avila toward college
Four months after a traumatic event, sisters Cinthia and Diana Avila gain backing from former soccer coach Clyde Blackwelder who arranged a trust fund at Farmers and Merchants Bank in San Juan Capistrano. Cinthia, now 14, studies science and aims for nursing, with soccer plans and a scholarship to Jierra Catholic High School. Their mother Maria Santamaria raised them after their father left, balancing long work hours and school transport to keep Cinthia on track.
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Cinthia
Clyde Blackwelder
Carlos Solorzano
Raquel
Jierra Catholic High School
Maria Santamaria
United States
Michoacan
Mexico
Santamaria
Calle Santa Barbara
Blackwelder
Cinthia Avila
Farmers and Merchants Bank
San Juan Capistrano
del Obipso St
Diana Avila
San Juan project back on track after long dispute
Rick Scalzo celebrates a win as 311 homes on his family land near San Juan Capistrano move forward. New Home Co. of Aliso Viejo seeks final tract map approval while San Juan officials review August architectural designs. The 17 acre site will host a housing project, with bonds already in place impacting local taxpayers. continuous planning steps remain before construction starts.
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Rick Scalzo
San Juan Capistrano
Scalzo
del Obispo St
New Home Co
Aliso Viejo
San Juan
Planning Commission
Bill Ramsey
Cindy Yamanaka
Register
News racks clash fuels San Juan Capistrano dispute
A city ban on newspaper racks on City Hall property spurs a clash with Community Common Sense, a local Tea Party era publication. Investigators probe after officials found copies placed without racks, challenging city policy while highlighting tensions over municipal cronyism in California’s oldest city.
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Chicago
Long Beach
San Juan Capistrano
California
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Community Common Sense
City Hall
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Common Sense
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