Marines Seek Donations at Pendleton Blood Drive
The Armed Services Blood Program draws heavily from active duty personnel and has collected over 1.5 million units since the Korean War. Camp Pendleton hosts a civilian-welcome blood drive December 27 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Naval Hospital. Appointments: 619-279-0526.
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Octogenarian offers Lakers guidance from San Clemente
George Fowler, an 85 year old from San Clemente, recalls sinking 30 straight free throws in youth practice and 15 straight in college. He now plays golf and claims four holes in one. He celebrated his 12‑12‑12 birthday with about 90 friends at the Municipal Golf Course restaurant.
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San Clemente launches second phase of street art on utility boxes
San Clemente officials and the San Clemente Art Association invite artists to submit up to three concept drawings showing what they would paint on five more utility boxes. Entries are due between January 7 and February 22, with a jury evaluating fits to San Clemente themes. Learn more at san-clemente.org streetart info or call 949-361-6196. Jackson Hinkle, 12, is among the young artists who have already painted metal boxes in town.
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Troubles at San Onofre spark regulatory scrutiny
Regulators found Mitsubishi Heavy Industries failed to meet testing equipment requirements for long term repairs on the damaged San Onofre steam generators. NRC documents show the company may be using test gear that is not the correct size. Both reactors remain offline as NRC sets a restart date after a January leak caused a minor radioactive release.
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Community Emergency Response Team class opens in San Clemente
Sign up for a free six week preparedness course meeting Tuesday evenings starting January 15. The CERT program trains residents to save lives and protect property, with teams formed to improve everyone’s outcome. Call 949-361-6145 for details or enrollment.
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