After recently losing her husband of 40 years, Maggie May (not her real name) has decided that dating again just isn’t in the cards for her. Responding to her concerns with dating apps and matchmakers, Tom Blake—who recently lost his own life partner—encourages Maggie in his latest column to not totally shut that door.
This week’s featured adoptable pet is Arabella, a pretty momma kitty with striking green eyes. With her kittens all adopted, Arabella is finally ready for some “me time.” She has a fun, curious personality and loves to play and explore.
Dana Point resident Nancy Koritz sent $60 to 60 of her friends with the instruction that they give the money away as a unique way to celebrate her milestone 60th birthday this month.
Annual holiday traditions mean a lot to Shelley Murphy—despite some of the headaches that come along with planning her family’s Thanksgiving festivities. So, when one television morning show suggested shaking things up and adding new traditions, she was having none of it.
Marci Mednick, the community development specialist at Providence Mission Hospital, authors this month’s Wellness and Prevention column to encourage parents and guardians to talk to their teens about the dangers of the illicit use of fentanyl, as well as avoiding the use of drugs not prescribed to them.
This week’s featured adoptable pet is 8-month-old Tyrion, who is ready for his big break. Taken in as a stray under dire circumstances, Tyrion received emergency medical treatment, which helped to save his life. Since his recovery, he has proven himself to be quite the little sweetie and captures the hearts of everyone he meets.
Members of the Dana Point Community and the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9934 (VFW) gathered at Strands vista Park on Friday, Nov. 11, to recognize all veterans for their service to the nation.
In response to his previous column, Tom Blake this week shares one widower’s sincere and sensitive insight into sex and relationships. Tom also delivers the devastating news that his life partner of 25 years, Greta Cohn, passed late last month.
This week’s featured adoptable pet is Bella, an 8-year-old mild-mannered kitty who is looking for a new beginning. Abandoned by her previous owner, Bella can be a bit shy on first meeting, but she is quite affectionate and sweet once she gets to know you.
This week’s featured adoptable pet is Odin, a 3-year-old German Shepherd-mix with a heart of gold. Loveable and affectionate, he is known as our resident gentle giant and would make a great cuddle buddy.
In this week’s On Life and Love After 50, Tom Blake goes beyond his comfort level—even though it makes him squirm—to write about sex, particularly among the senior-dating pool.
Before its official grand opening on Thursday, Nov. 3, when the Dana Point Chamber of Commerce is set to hold a ribbon cutting ceremony, YogaSix, a new yoga studio at Prado West, will offer select classes for free this coming weekend.
This week’s featured adoptable pet is Scarlet, who just might be perfect for those looking for an active canine companion or adventure buddy. This 10-month-old pup is full of fun energy and has a great personality.
October is the perfect month to spruce up your home before the holiday festivities start, Shelley Murphy writes in her latest Life’s a Beach column. And with wallpaper making a comeback, she notes, decking your walls with your favorite print can be a fun, fast and fashionable way to refresh a room before family and friends arrive to celebrate the holiday season.
This week’s featured adoptable pet is Rebecca, a sweetheart of a cat. Social and inquisitive, she is often the first to greet you at the door. Rebecca would be a great addition to just about any home.
