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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Serious donut cravings? JD Flannel Donuts and Coffee keeps it old fashioned with hand-rolled, hand-cut donuts made in small batches without artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives, plus a smooth house roast and scratch-made syrups.
Teen skin, sorted: Clear Skin Circle focuses on real results for teens with its Clear Skin Club, a guided acne program with treatments every two weeks plus at-home coaching, trusted by parents.
Patio brunch perfection: If your idea of a perfect lazy morning involves Southern-style plates and a massive Bloody Mary, Ramos House Cafe nails it on their shaded patio.
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The five stories San Clemente readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
On August 15, my cousin, Josh Collette, broke his neck after diving into the surf to save a child caught in a rip current at Riviera Beach in San Clemente, California.
Full story at usatoday.com ↗
A San Clemente man, Josh Collete, has been paralyzed after he jumped into the ocean to rescue two kids caught in a rip current at Riviera Beach, causing him to break two vertebrae and damage his spinal cord.
Full story at cbsnews.com ↗
San Clemente's coastline is facing increasing challenges from erosion, rising tides and unstable bluffs.
Full story at nbcpalmsprings.com ↗
Parlor Doughnuts, a craft doughnut and coffee shop at 104 N.
Full story at sanclementejournal.com ↗
Josh Collette, a father of five in San Clemente, California, is facing paralysis after attempting to rescue an 8-year-old boy from the surf at Riviera Beach when his head hit the ocean floor, breaking his neck and damaging his spinal cord.
Full story at santacruzsentinel.com ↗
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