Growing up in the OC (Orange County), Tustin in particular, before the advent of computers, Butchwax, Blackjack gum, S&H Green Stamps, coffee shop diners with tabletop juke boxes, dial telephones, newsreels before the movie, 45 rpm records and ice-cold popsicles...
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Estate Planning: Who pays your debts after you die?
When someone dies, their debts do not simply disappear – but they also do not automatically become the responsibility of their children or other beneficiaries. Understanding what happens to debt after death can prevent grieving families from paying bills they may not...
Ask the Realtor: Why are so many short-term rentals for sale in our mountain communities?
There’s an interesting conversation happening in one of our local Facebook groups: Why are so many short-term vacation rentals for sale? Great question. But I think there may be another question hiding underneath it: Are there actually “so many” or are we simply much...
Estate Planning: Moving abroad? Don’t forget your U.S. estate plan
Many Americans dream of retiring overseas or splitting their time between the United States and another country. Whether you're relocating permanently, becoming a dual resident or simply spending several months each year abroad, one important question often gets...
Those Were The Days: Baylis Park with the 101-Mile Monument & Red Rock Wall
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Historian Baylis Park is located on the south side of Highway 18, about a half-mile east of the Lake Gregory Drive signal on Highway 18. This spot was a part of Pinecrest’s South Park, and the day-use picnic area was named to honor Dr....
Mountain Musings with Uncle Mott: Eat It
Given the lack of diversity of fast-food joints on this mountain – currently, mostly burgers and Mexican fare – I got to thinkin’ about it and came up with a few ideas of my own of what might be a suitable location for a restaurant at the now vacated Burger King on...







