Food for Thought: Calling All Seniors
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SOAPBOX
Laurie’s Letter: Listening to the Most Important Voices: Yours
This month, Assemblymember Laurie Davies launches her new monthly column with Picket Fence Media, Laurie’s Letter, in which she’ll provide...
Publisher’s Letter: A Perfect 10
The news team of Picket Fence Media has much to celebrate, publisher and company founder Norb Garrett announces this week....
The Foley Report: Harbor Oversight Committee to Shine a Light on Dana Point Harbor Revitalization Plans
In her latest Foley Report, Board Supervisor Katrina Foley writes about her recent efforts to improve public oversight of the...
Don’t Get Burned by Sunscreen Myths: Shedding Light on the Truth
In her latest medical advice column, dermatologist Dr. Michelle Hure debunks common assumptions about sunscreen, including when and where to...
Publisher’s Letter: The Stars Behind the Headlines
Norb Garrett By Norb Garrett Every successful team has superstars who avoid the headlines—those who toil behind the scenes to...
Food for Thought: Committed or Interested?
In her latest Food for Thought column, Gina Cousineau highlights the benefits of 12-step programs such as Overeaters Anonymous for...
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Citizens’ Climate Education: Fly the Greener Skies
Patti Maw, a member of the South Orange County Chapter of Citizens’ Climate Education, authors the group’s monthly column for...
Food for Thought: Time Flies Whether We Want It to or Not
In her latest Food for Thought column, Gina Cousineau celebrates two milestones: turning 60 years old and reaching her four-year...
Read moreGUEST OPINION: The Dirty Truth About Clean Beauty
In her latest medical advice column, dermatologist Dr. Michelle Hure cautions consumers about automatically trusting a product just because it’s...
GUEST OPINION: San Juan Capistrano’s Equestrian Story Goes Back 190,000 Years
Following the Swallows Day Parade, historian Donna Friess traces the legacy of horses in San Juan Capistrano, which dates back...
Citizens’ Climate Education: Tree City USA
Citizens’ Climate Education member Patricia Holloway authors the group’s column this month—just in time for Arbor Day—to write about properly...
The Foley Report: Update on Winter Storms’ Impacts and Next Steps
In her latest Foley Report, OC Board Supervisor Katrina Foley discusses the need for lawmakers and political leaders to work...
A Little Bit About San Juan: Behind the Scenes of the Swallows Day Parade
Equestrian and Fiesta Association volunteer Ben Dixon details his work getting horses prepared for the Swallows Day Parade, known as...
Citizens’ Climate Education: Going Electric
Larry Kramer authors the latest Citizens’ Climate Education column, where he writes about some of the tax incentives, credits and...
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