Tread on Trafficking event in San Clemente hosts fundraiser
The San Clemente Abolitionists invite locals to The Cellar restaurant at 156 Avenida Del Mar from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday for a briefing on Level 46's Tread on Trafficking campaign. Participants pledge miles or hours run, swum, biked, or worked out May 1 to June 30 to raise funds for Level 46. A June 16 exercise class at San Clemente Presbyterian Church features stretching and Zumba with a $20 donation.
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Avenida del Mar
Level 46
Level46
San Clemente Presbyterian Church
Kristin Massamiri
Zumba
Gia Lucy
Level 46.Org
Sand sculpture honors fallen troops at San Clemente pier
San Clemente resident Jay Bellamy created a Memorial Day sand sculpture at the pier depicting a helmet rifle boots and a cross with the message You're not forgotten. He was surprised to find it undisturbed the next day honoring U.S. military personnel killed in combat.
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San Clemente
Jay Bellamy
Pier
U.S
Elevated phosphate on rocks linked to San Clemente burn
Tests confirmed elevated phosphate on two rocks that caused a San Clemente woman's burns after she collected rocks at Trestles near San Onofre State Beach. Officials say the land is Marine Corps property and investigations rest with respective agencies.
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San Clemente
Orange County Public Health Services
Deanna Thompson
Marine Corps
State Park Rangers
San Diego County
Thompson
Orange County Public Health
Western Medical Center
Santa Ana
Lyn Hiner
San Onofre State Beach
Health Care
San Onofre
Camp Pendleton Marine Base
San Clemente Island
Barry Edwards
Camp Pendleton
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