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Newspaper
San Clemente Sun Post News
Location
San Clemente, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 2003
Page
1
A writer shares chaotic wedding plans with misaddressed invitations and a missing dress while siblings face IRS trouble after a divorce. The daughter frets about attendance and optics, the son navigates divorce and debt, and the narrator jokes about distant involvement and tax forms from his late brother.
Arica Ogren opens Arica's Art Room on March 1 as New City Plaza dives into a festival of artists, shops, and eateries. Del gratia's Pretty Things hosts an Oil Painting Preview Day while It's All About Art festival runs Saturday with local studios, jewelry by Zizou Bijoux, stained glass by Dostrow, and photo work by Kenn Hare.
Orange County Sheriff's log lists multiple calls from March 10 to 12. Incidents include a reported drug deal with no crime found, a daytime assault in progress that deputies documented, a boyfriend remaining at a residence then leaving, a missing-child alert resolved, noisy juveniles in a library, and a man with Tourette syndrome causing a disturbance with no unlawful activity detected.
A weekend storm dumped 1.92 inches at the pier, 2.95 inches at Sharon Temple’s Shorecliffs home, and 4 inches at Grady Jennings’s Harbor Ridge residence. City crews cleared debris from gusty winds with no major damage reported. Weather stays mostly sunny and breezy with a 30 percent shower chance later in the week. Surf forecasts call for sets up to double overhead on exposed west beaches, easing to head high midweek. Tides, sunrise, and water temps noted.
The Seaside area schedules a full week of activities from March 18 to 21 including City Hall meetings, CPR course at Ole Hanson Beach Club, Toastmasters at Seaside Senior Center, Leads Club at Carrows, and TOPS meetings. Other items feature Kiwanis Life program, health insurance forum, French conversation, and rock club demos. San Clemente Library hosts Children’s Book Club and theater nights run through April 13. Proceeds from a senior center sale support programs, and a spring hike caps the week.
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