Dewey Weber era celebrated at San Clemente exhibit
The Dewey Weber life tale, famed as the father of hot dogging, is showcased in a Surfing Heritage Foundation exhibit in San Clemente. Wrestler turned surfer, Weber helped push board design in the 1950s, earning the nickname Little Man on Wheels. His career and turbulent life, including later struggles, are explored through author Jerry Derloshon's research and the exhibit running through December.
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Letters to the editor distort downtown view and council race
The letter by James Pruett questions planning commission views on taller MU3 buildings in San Clemente T Zone and argues wide angle photos misrepresent street width. Roger Johnson warns against Edison restart of San Onofre nuclear plant, urging candidates oppose it. Barbara and Rod Rojas endorse Mike Mortenson for City Council, praising his background, town ties, and commitment to San Clemente’s downtown and business climate.
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