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Animator Dillon Showcases Landscape Works as SCAA’s October Show Artist (opens the original)
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For John Dillon, a career spent bringing animated worlds to life has always been rooted in something much simpler: drawing. Dillon, a longtime animator and local painter, will be featured as the San Clemente Art Associationâs Artist of the Month for its October show, running Oct. 11 through Nov. 12. His collection will showcase primarily smaller landscape paintings inspired by San Clemente, Laguna Beach, Big Sur and his travels abroad, including Spain and China. The works will span several med
Victor Cabral Emphasizes Beaches, Public Safety in SC Mayoral Bid (opens the original)
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San Clemente City Councilmember Victor Cabral is making beach restoration, public safety and support for local businesses central to his campaign for mayor, pointing to his nearly four years on the council as an indication of how he would lead the city if elected in November. Cabral has served on the SC City Council since being sworn into office in December 2022 and served as mayor in 2024, when the position was selected annually from among sitting councilmembers. Councilmember Steve Knoblock su
Davies’ E-Bike Safety Bill Requires Student Safety, Training Program (opens the original)
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AÂ new California law authored by Assemblymember Laurie Davies will establish a statewide e-bike safety and training program for students, an effort Davies says grew out of several years of legislation addressing the rapid rise of e-bikes among young riders. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 1569 into law in August. The measure requires the California Department of Education and California Highway Patrol to work together to develop an e-bike safety and training program for students in grade
San Clemente City Council Recognizes Sparky Longley, Takes Action on Coastal Protection (opens the original)
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The San Clemente City Council recognized a longtime local business owner, advanced changes to the cityâs building regulations, adjusted its 2027 meeting calendar and took up emergency coastal protection measures during its Sept. 15 meeting. The council recognized Jay âSparkyâ Longley, founder of Rainbow Sandals, as the cityâs 2026 Wall of Recognition inductee. The Wall of Recognition Committee had unanimously recommended Longley for the honor in recognition of his long-standing contribut
Hilton Brings Gubernatorial Campaign to San Clemente’s ‘Freedom Night’ (opens the original)
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California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton brought his campaign to San Clemente on Sunday, Sept. 13, outlining a platform centered on lowering the cost of living, reshaping state government and education policy, addressing homelessness and promoting conservative positions on family and social issues. Hilton spoke during âFreedom Nightâ at Calvary South OC, where he joined church leaders and Sophia Lorey, outreach director for the California Family Council, for a wide-ranging discussion
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