San Clemente marks 90 years since incorporation
City and Historical Society pull out all the stops to celebrate San Clemente Day. The event recalls the Sea Shore Café once home to chicken, seafood, and jumbo shrimp along Highway 101. Across Avenida Del Mar stood founder Ole Hanson’s office in 1926, later housing the Bank, a liquor store, a travel agency, and a Baskin Robbins as the town grew.
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Diverel remembered as San Clemente preservationist and Nixon link
Fred Divel, a lifelong San Clemente resident and key preservationist who helped attract former President Nixon to the town and co founded the San Clemente Historical Society, died of cancer at 68. He recalled how Nixon’s 1969 visit put San Clemente on the world map and noted developers rushed in to capitalize on the town’s fame.
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Military hero turns 100 in San Clemente
Surviving Pearl Harbor and three wars, San Clemente resident and former Air Force colonel known as The Colono says his closest call wasn't Dec 7 1941 but Dec 17 2017 when a fall left him with a brain bruise and lacerations. The 100th birthday celebration occurred Feb 21.
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