Park Semper Fi Honored as Spiritual Center in San Clemente
Ten year tribute ceremony at Park Semper Fi honors Camp Pendleton Marines. Maj. Gen. Daniel J. O’Donohue praises park’s role as sanctuary for meditation, ceremonies, and memorials while a plaque remembers four MAI Squadron 469 members who died in a Nepal crash.
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Marine Light Attack Helicopter Squadron 469
Nepal
Daniel J. O’donohue
1St Marine Division
Daniel J. O' Donohue
San Clemente's Park Semper Fi
City sues over rehab freeze and expansion barriers
Sovereign Health Group owned by a partner in treatment centers sues the city, claiming unlawful measures to drive it out of town and block expansion. Jamie Deans says Sovereign, based in San Clemente, operates treatment and outpatient facilities nationwide with seven residential sites in San Clemente. City Attorney Scott Smith says some claims are being reviewed while another cross complaint exists. more details on page 3.
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Dual Diagnosis Treatment Center Inc
Sove
Jamie Deans
Sovereign Health Group
San Clemente
Scott Smith
Retired Marine tackles catheter tech for spinal injuries
Derek Herrera, a former Marine Special Operations officer paralyzed by a back injury from Afghanistan, leads Spinal Singularity to develop a radio frequency connected catheter. The device aims to alert users via smartphone when bathroom needs arise, potentially aiding millions if FDA approved. Herrera has invested 50000 dollars, raised 25000 on Indiegogo, and won first prize in UCLA’s Knapp Business Plan Competition, reflecting a drive to change daily life for the disabled.
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Derek Herrera
Afghanistan
San Clemente
FDA
Herrera
Spinal Singularity
Ucla
Anderson School of Management
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Park Semper
Cindy Yamanaka
the Marine Monument
Fred Swegles
Merrera
Mindy Schauer
Tarbell Real Estate Licensing School
Brent Jorgensen
BrentJorgensen
Tarbell
Avenida Pico
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