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Begin with Better Care

At The Orchards, your loved one receives the daily assistance they need to preserve independence, be engaged, and remain active at their own pace. Through meaningful experiences designed to foster connection and purpose, and with dedicated clinical oversight, you can feel confident that their health and overall wellness are thoroughly supported. Here, exceptional care doesn't just enhance their life — it gives you peace of mind.

• A team that provides compassionate & attentive care with a focus on overall wellness.

• Daily support with personal routines & fully coordinated medication management.

• Delicious & heart-healthy chef-prepared dining.

• Beautiful residences thoughtfully designed for comfort and privacy.

• Numerous life enrichment activities to foster a bountiful life.

• Continuity of care within one trusted community.

The Right Care Starts at Home.

IN-HOME MEMORY CARE

Support for dementia and memory-related care needs.

PERSONAL CARE

Help with bathing, dressing, and daily personal care needs.

24−HOUR HOME CARE

When you need home care day and night we're there.

CHRONIC CONDITION SUPPORT

Personalized support for safe, comfortable living at home.

COMPANION CARE

Kind conversation or a shared laugh can help ease isolation and uplift spirits.

END-OF-LIFE CARE

Compassionate care, guidance, and family support at life's end.

As August begins, after surviving weeks of a muggy weather front from Mexico, we are still smack-dab in the middle of summer. That’s unfortunately not the case for our students, who have scorching classrooms awaiting their return in the next few weeks.

As I watch my kids mature into a tremendous young man and a beautiful young lady, I have a different outlook on their early return to school. As they earn more independence, a bittersweet shift has taken place and our fleeting summer moments become so precious. I think I was partially scarred by the memories of the multiple summers when keeping up with my young kids was thoroughly exhausting. Back then I secretly counted down the days when I could return them to the routine of their school day. This summer, my kids and I seem to only share brief interludes together before they set plans and are off with their friends. It’s tough to see the start of the school year creep back to August, knowing the sun is setting on one of the final summers where my family remains under one roof.

There are great opportunities and events to make some last-minute memories with your family this August, including the Dana Point Car Show, the Sea Country Festival and the Fiesta Music Festival. Check out our calendar for details.

Thanks for reading The Local Dish Magazine! —Matthew Vicelja, Publisher

PUBLISHER Matthew Vicelja

ART DIRECTOR Kim Lalla

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Veronica Badzey Dina Scaglione

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FROM FAIRMONT SJC

TO OC’S MOST SOUGHT-AFTER HIGH SCHOOLS

For families whose children are pursuing admission to some of Southern California's most selective high schools, success begins years before applications are ever submitted. Success is forged in a learning environment that challenges students academically while shaping the mindset and strength of character that distinguish exceptional learners. The strongest schools not only teach rigorous academics; they cultivate intellectual curiosity, initiative, resilience, and the independence that top high schools look for in their applicants.

Those qualities, in turn, open doors to a wider range of possibilities. Multiple offers of admission often follow, allowing families to choose the high school that best reflects their child's strengths, goals, and aspirations.

That was the experience of families in Fairmont San Juan Capistrano's Class of 2026. The school's eighth-grade graduates earned admission to many of Southern California's top-ranked public, private, and specialty high schools. Among them were Mater Dei High School, Orange County School of the Arts, Sage Hill School, St. Margaret's Episcopal School, and Troy High School—all of which have earned an A+ overall rating on Niche.

For Fairmont San Juan Capistrano families, the greatest challenge wasn't gaining admission;

it was deciding among multiple outstanding opportunities.

"Our students are the type of scholars top high schools want because they've learned to think independently, embrace challenges, and take ownership of their education," said Rebecca Lugo, Head of School at Fairmont San Juan Capistrano. "At Fairmont SJC, students become architects of their own learning journey. They discover their strengths, pursue their passions, and develop the confidence, character, and academic foundation to thrive wherever they choose to go next."

The success of Fairmont's eighth-grade graduates reflects more than impressive high school placements. It speaks to a learning environment where academic rigor, personalized instruction, and meaningful relationships work together to help students grow into capable learners prepared for a complex and ever-changing world. "When students are challenged, supported, and known as individuals, this is the kind of success that becomes possible across an entire class," said Lugo.

That approach to teaching and learning translated into exceptional admissions outcomes. For example, 90% of applicants received offers from JSerra Catholic High School, 93%

from Santa Margarita Catholic High School, and every student who applied to Fairmont Preparatory Academy received an offer of admission.

Now settling into their freshman year, SJC graduates are attending the high school that best matches their academic, athletic, artistic, and personal aspirations after choosing from among multiple offers.

For Omar Kariuki's family, those opportunities led to a clear choice. His son, who was part of Fairmont's flagship Athletic Academy, ultimately chose Crean Lutheran High School, where he will continue pursuing his academic and athletic goals while playing basketball.

"Fairmont is uniquely positioned as a school that offers both a rigorous academic experience and an elite athletic experience while nurturing and supporting each child in a caring, tailored environment," Kariuki said. "For our son, this was the perfect combination as a scholar-athlete."

Gerardo Inzunza credits the school's individualized approach with helping his son flourish. After receiving offers from several highly regarded high schools, his son chose JSerra Catholic High School.

"After joining Fairmont San Juan Capistrano, we experienced a significant positive shift in our son's education and overall well-being," Inzunza said. "The smaller classrooms allowed for more personalized attention, fostering an environment where he was able to thrive academically."

As Fairmont's eighth-grade graduates continue their high school journey, the success of the Class of 2026 is measured not only by where they enrolled but by how well they were prepared to thrive once they arrived. They left Fairmont SJC with the knowledge, self-assurance, and character to succeed in demanding academic environments and contribute meaningfully to their new school communities.

Looking for a school where your child will be challenged, supported, and inspired to reach their full potential? Discover how Fairmont SJC's personalized Preschool through Grade 8 program builds the academic foundation, confidence, and character that prepare students for success at every stage of their educational journey. To schedule a campus visit, contact Betty Petersen at bpetersen@fairmontschools.com or 714-234-2784.

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ST. ANNE CATHOLIC SCHOOL

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT. SPIRITUAL FORMATION.

Located less than two miles from the Pacific Ocean, St. Anne Catholic School is an independent Catholic school in Laguna Niguel, where dedicated teachers, administrators, and parents ensure that students are inspired to pursue their highest level of academic achievement, spiritual formation, and character development.

St. Anne students benefit from differentiated instruction, opportunities for collaboration, and strategies that stimulate critical thinking. Based on research and best practices, the classes maximize engagement and growth. The Student Support team ensures that all students can access the curriculum and enrichment opportunities that challenge them. Recognizing that learning is not limited to the classroom, St. Anne Catholic School incorporates experiential learning opportunities into its programming.

From the preschool mud kitchen to middle school field study trips to Astrocamp, Pali Institute, Catalina Island, and Washington, D.C., students have access to activities that build realworld knowledge.

St. Anne Catholic School is committed to developing students’ academic skills, character, and unique talents. Art, vocal music, technology, orchestra, Spanish, and rock band classes provide students with opportunities to explore their interests and reflect the School’s dedication to educating and celebrating the whole child.

Guided by the teachings of the Catholic Church, the vibrant Campus Ministry program encourages spiritual growth through participation in service projects, retreats, and weekly Masses.

St. Anne Catholic School

Additionally, extracurricular programs such as musical theater, after-school classes, and various team sports allow students to grow, connect, and have fun.

St. Anne Catholic School graduates wellrounded, creative, and compassionate students of character who are well-equipped for the challenges of high school, college, and beyond.

To schedule a private tour, please contact the Office of Admissions at 949-276-6700.

CALIFORNIA REPUBLIC LEADERSHIP ACADEMY

California Republic Leadership Academy Capistrano, a tuition-free charter school deeply rooted in the classical liberal arts tradition, is dedicated to shaping scholars who embody excellence in soul, mind, and body. The school’s unwavering commitment to this purpose sets it apart as truly exceptional.

CRLA Capistrano’s academic program consistently produces scholars with outstanding achievements, instilling a focus on character excellence and virtue. Grounded in the classical liberal arts tradition, the school’s curriculum, culture, and purpose yield remarkable results based on timeless principles.

Through Classical Education, the school guides students to appreciate truth, goodness and beauty. Historical facts are presented to provide a natural understanding of how mo-

rality has shaped the world. Teachers deliver unbiased instruction, fostering curiosity and sparking a love for learning.

Critical thinking naturally evolves as students reflect on learned concepts and make connections to their lives. Subjects like math, Latin, and grammar contribute to their analytical skills. In contrast to postmodern ideology, Classical Education rejects relative truth, emphasizing the objective pursuit of knowledge.

The primary goal of Classical Education is to cultivate virtue and wisdom in students, instilling a deep appreciation for truth, beauty, and goodness. Recognizing the intrinsic curiosity of children, the curriculum focuses on moral development, promoting critical thinking through content-rich lessons.

Classical Education upholds language, mathematics, and the teacher as central, emphasizing critical thinking through thoughtful questioning. The objective is not just to instruct students on what to think but to teach them how to think. The school believes in education for its intrinsic value, valuing truth, beauty, and goodness above mere vocational training.

To embark on the transformative journey of classical education for your child, contact California Republic Leadership Academy Capistrano today at 949.298.6040 or visit CRLAca.org for more information. Discover how our commitment to excellence can shape the future of your scholar.

CAPISTRANO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT (CUSD)

FLEXIBLE LEARNING COMES TO CUSD

Capistrano Unified School District’s independent study program has a refreshed look and a strategic vision to start the 202627 school year, as well as a new name: South County Virtual Academy.

South County Virtual Academy offers middle and high school students the benefits and flexibility of a virtual curriculum in addition to in-person instruction with highly qualified CUSD teachers. The school’s mission is to provide interactive, media-rich educational opportunities in a flexible, student-centered environment that will prepare students to be globally competitive citizens by expanding their educational opportunities while developing essential 21st-century skills.

South County Virtual Academy has developed two new programs to support the needs of middle and high school students:

• Elite Performance Academy:

A free public school program for performance-focused students in grades 6-8, with an additional “High School Prep” year available for development. Students complete independent study with support from credentialed CUSD teachers and have flexible scheduling to accommodate training, practice, performance and travel. Performance training sessions, focused on strength, conditioning, agility and speed, are offered throughout the week with a certified coach.

• Middle College:

A hybrid high school independent study program providing the opportunity to take free courses at Saddleback College that also apply towards graduation credit. This program gives students a strong head start, with the potential to earn an associate degree, complete all Cal GETC general education requirements, or earn a career-focused certificate before graduating from high school.

The South County Virtual Academy is an exciting new opportunity for families looking for an alternative learning path that fits their lifestyle. Transfers are welcome, catering to all families in Orange County and Southern California. Visit scvirtualacademy.capousd.org/index.html for more information and to enroll today.

OUR LADY OF FATIMA ACADEMY

EDUCATING

SAN CLEMENTE AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES

SINCE 1965

At Our Lady of Fatima Academy, students are nurtured in a welcoming, faith-centered community where every child is known, valued and supported. Through small class sizes and dedicated teachers, students are encouraged to grow academically, spiritually and socially. Grounded in Catholic values, they develop confidence, strong character and a genuine love of learning. The academy empowers students to lead with integrity, serve others and move forward prepared for the future.

Located in San Clemente, Our Lady of Fatima Academy proudly serves families from Dana Point, San Juan Capistrano, Talega, Mission Viejo, Ladera Ranch and surrounding communities. The safe, secure campus features an on-site Sheriff's substation, providing families with added peace of mind. While rooted in Catholic tradition, the academy welcomes students and families of all faiths and backgrounds. Through a culture of respect, service and shared values, students grow into compassionate, responsible individuals who are well prepared for success in high school and beyond.

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SEACOUNTRY FESTIVAL

THREE DAYS OF FAMILY FUN

Summer may be winding down, but one of Laguna Niguel's favorite traditions is just getting started. The City of Laguna Niguel's Parks and Recreation Department invites the community to celebrate the season at the Sea Country Festival, returning Friday, Aug. 21 through Sunday, Aug. 23.

This year's festival moves to a new location along Aliso Creek Road between Alicia Parkway and Dorine in Laguna Niguel (near Laguna Design Center), creating an exciting new backdrop for one of the city's most anticipated annual events. Designed for all ages, the three-day festival brings together the best of summer with exciting attractions, live entertainment and plenty of opportunities to enjoy time with family and friends.

Guests can experience thrilling carnival rides, test their luck at classic midway games and indulge in a variety of fair favorites from local food vendors. Whether you're looking for an adrenaline rush, a sweet treat or simply a fun evening out, the festival offers something for everyone. Live music throughout the weekend adds to the festive atmosphere, making it easy to spend the day, or the entire weekend, enjoying everything the event has to offer.

Best of all, admission is free, making the festival an affordable way to wrap up summer. While there is no cost to enter, nominal fees apply for rides, games and food vendors, allowing guests to customize their experience.

Festival hours are 5 to 10 p.m. Friday, Aug. 21, 2 to 10 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 22, and 2 to 9 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 23, giving visitors plenty of time to explore, play and make lasting memories.

Whether you're bringing the kids for their favorite rides, meeting friends for an evening of live entertainment or simply enjoying the vibrant energy of the festival, the Sea Country Festival is the perfect way to celebrate the final days of summer while connecting with the community.

Mark your calendar and don't miss this exciting Laguna Niguel tradition. For festival details, entertainment updates and more information, visit CityOfLagunaNiguel.org/festival

FRIDAY, AUGUST 21 – SUNDAY, AUGUST 23

Q: Why do I worry so much about what other people think of me?

A: You’re not alone. Many of us worry about being judged, saying the wrong thing, or not measuring up. Sometimes that worry comes from past experiences where we felt criticized, rejected, or like we had to earn approval. Social media, as most know, forces us into constant comparison mode as well. We have to take an inventory on the root cause of why this could be true for you.

The problem is that when we focus too much on what everyone else thinks, we lose sight of what we think and what matters to us. It can leave us feeling anxious, exhausted, and never quite good enough.

Therapy can help you understand where those fears come from, build confidence in yourself, and spend less time seeking approval from others. The goal isn’t to stop caring what people think. It’s to stop letting it define your worth.

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WHITE ROSE AT SAN CLEMENTE MEET OUR TEAM

White Rose at San Clemente is a proud part of the community in Southern Orange County. It offers traditional funeral services, including burials, cremation and eco-water cremation to the community. Their staff brings over 30 years of combined experience to the area. They are proud to serve and offer any expertise to grieving families in need of answers.

Our General Manager Heather Perez is a licensed Funeral Arrangement Counselor with several years in the funeral industry. She has served hundreds of families with care and compassion. Her goal is to make sure every family feels heard and seen and make sure everyone understands the process in caring for their loved one, no matter what the arrangements may be.

GRAND OPENING

Kahla Flores is our Executive Director. She is a BioResponse certified Alkaline Hydrolysis technician and holds many certifications in the death care industry. She has an abundance of knowledge in aqua cremation and in natural burial final disposition practices. Her passion is to educate and present to families an alternative option for those seeking a more “green” or gentle approach to final disposition.

Our founder David Perfito is a licensed Crematory Manager and is committed to serving our families with respect and honor towards the loved ones who have passed. He has been a part of the Southern California business community since 1994. With an entrepreneurial spirit, an operations design and management expertise, and a customer service commitment to satisfaction, David was instrumental in founding and developing California’s first Alkaline Hydrolysis facility for human final disposition.

PALOMA MEDICAL GROUP

MEETING THE GROWING NEEDS OF OUR COMMUNITY

Paloma Medical Group continues to grow in response to the increasing need for accessible, high-quality primary care in South Orange County. Building on its commitment to compassionate, patient-centered medicine, the practice is pleased to welcome four experienced primary care physicians to the team, beginning June 1, 2026:

DR. HALEH KHOSHREZA

Dr. Haleh Khoshreza provides personalized, compassionate care at Paloma Medical Group. As a primary care physician and family practitioner, she helps patients manage chronic conditions, navigate new diagnoses and transition smoothly from hospital to home.

Paloma Medical Group offers com prehensive primary care, including preventive services, wellness exams and ongoing health management. Focused on accessible, patient-centered care, the practice is committed to supporting long-term health and well-being. Sameday appointments are available.

Mark Foster, MD Family Medicine
Mark Shields, MD
Brian Henry, MD
Joseph Daigneault, MD

With

MR. SHARPE

THE RIGHT KNIFE FOR THE JOB

Using the right knife makes kitchen prep faster, cleaner and safer. While a good chef’s knife can handle many everyday tasks, different blades are designed for specific jobs, from delicate peeling to slicing bread or trimming meat. Choosing the right one helps improve your results while protecting your food, your cutting board and your knife’s edge.

• CHEF’S KNIFE:

The everyday workhorse. Great for chopping vegetables, slicing herbs, mincing garlic and handling most basic prep with control and efficiency.

• PARING KNIFE:

Small, precise and easy to control. Best for peeling fruit, trimming vegetables, hulling strawberries and making detailed cuts.

• SERRATED KNIFE:

Perfect for bread, tomatoes, citrus and foods with a tough outside and soft inside. The teeth help cut cleanly without crushing.

• BONING OR FILLET KNIFE:

Designed for careful cuts around bones, joints and skin. A good choice for trimming meat, poultry or fish with less waste.

• KITCHEN SHEARS:

Great for snipping herbs, trimming poultry, cutting twine and opening packaging. Like knives, shears work best when properly sharpened.

Even the right knife will lose its edge over time. If your blade slips, tears food or needs extra pressure, it is time for professional sharpening. With expert service from Mr. Sharpe, your favorite kitchen tools can stay sharp, safe and ready for every slice, chop and dice.

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GELSON’S

12 – 4 p.m., last Friday of every month. 30-minute service — you shop while they sharpen.

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Blanca's

Here in South Orange County, there is no shortage of restaurants specializing in south-of-the-border fare. However, few offer delicious home-style cuisine, crafted cocktails, generous portions and friendly service — all served in a comfortable yet lively atmosphere.

In downtown San Juan Capistrano, you can find it all at Blanca's. It's the kind of place that pulls off something rare: authentic Latin cuisine that isn't over the top, paired with warm natural lighting, sophisticated charm and an inviting energy that makes you want to linger, whether at the bar, in the dining room or on the enclosed patio. The menu is refreshingly expansive, offering everything from classic tacos and burritos to dishes for more adventurous palates. Portions are generous, flavors are bold and it's clear owner Rick, whose family has been in the restaurant business for 40 years, takes pride in getting all the important details right.

To kick off your culinary experience, Blanca's offers a large assortment of appetizers, including shredded chicken flautas rolled in a flour tortilla and served with sour cream, pico de gallo and chipotle cream. You also can't go wrong with the BBQ carnitas sliders, tossed in tangy BBQ sauce, topped with coleslaw and served on toasted Hawaiian bread. The Shrimp Costa Azul pairs shrimp and cheese wrapped in bacon and served with chipotle cream — decadent and delicious.

For entrées, the Chile Verde features tender chunks of pork sautéed in tomatillo sauce with onions and bell peppers, accompanied by rice, beans and your choice of flour or corn tortillas. The fajitas are another standout, with your choice of chicken, steak, shrimp, vegetarian or a combination, served on a sizzling skillet with onions and peppers, along with rice, beans, guacamole, sour cream and pico de gallo.

Another highlight at Blanca's is its award-winning margaritas, featuring creative twists on the classic cocktail. The Charred Spicy Pineapple Margarita blends Casamigos tequila with jalapeño, fresh charred, pineapple, lime juice and agave, finished with a Tajín rim. It's the perfect balance of sweet and spicy — and worthy of its reputation.

Happy hour is offered from 2 to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Whether you're grabbing a quick bite or settling in for a leisurely dinner with friends, Blanca's delivers the kind of unpretentious, satisfying experience that keeps locals coming back.

MONDAY NIGHT

Two-Course Dinner for Only $25

TUESDAY NIGHT

1/2 Price on Select Bottles of Wine

WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Kids Eat Free with Entrée Purchase

TAQUERIA AMADA™ NOW SERVING AT

A limited-time collaboration with Chef Angelo Sosa Through August 31

8/1 HENRY KAPONO

8/2 THE CREAM OF CLAPTON BAND

8/6 ANGEL (THE FAREWELL TOUR)

8/7 HONK WITH MISSILES OF OCTOBER

8/8 VENICE

8/12 TOM BAGLEY'S DUELING PIANOS

8/13 ROBERT CRAY

8/14 ROBERT CRAY

8/15 SUPER DIAMOND (NEIL DIAMOND TRIBUTE)

8/16 AMERICAN MADE (TOBY KEITH TRIBUTE)

8/20 DUANE BETTS & PALMETTO MOTEL W/ RAYE ZARAGOZA

8/21 METALACHI

8/22 JOURNEY USA (JOURNEY TRIBUTE)

8/23 SO PETTY (TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS TRIBUTE)

8/27 MASON JENNINGS

8/28 TAB BENOIT

8/29 DEVOTIONAL & GENERATION IDOL (DEPECHE MODE & BILLY IDOL TRIBUTE)

8/30 THE DAY THE MUSIC DIDN’T DIE

9/4 ROGER CLYNE & THE PEACEMAKERS

9/5 THE HIGHWAYMAN SHOW

9/11 QUEEN NATION: QUEEN RE-IMAGINED SYMPHONIC ROCK SHOW

9/12 PIANO MEN: GENERATIONS

9/16 LOU GRAMM THE VOICE OF FOREIGNER

9/17 TOMMY EMMANUEL

8/27 MASON JENNINGS

9/18 TOMMY EMMANUEL

9/25 BEATLES vs STONES (A MUSICAL SHOWDOWN)

Sun. 8/2 Dale Macdonald

Sat. 8/1 Scott Gronsky / Class of the 80s

Thurs. 8/6 Phil Vandermost

Fri. 8/7 Russell Long / RE!N

Sat. 8/8 FIESTA! / Sugarlips

Sun. 8/9 Tricia Freeman

Wed. 8/5 Mark Paul & the Storm Chasers

Wed. 8/12 Gary Wright & The Remedy

Thurs. 8/13 Will & Gary

Fri. 8/14 Selly / Telesound

Sat. 8/15 Anesha Rose / Agent 18

Sun. 8/16 The Lovelies

Wed. 8/19 Mark Paul & the Storm Chasers

Thurs. 8/20 John Fullwood

Fri. 8/21 Lee Roy / Sticks & Stones

Sat. 8/22 Hans & Janine / Bunch o Guys

Sun. 8/23 Perfect Blend

Wed. 8/26 Gianna Carter

Thurs. 8/27 Will & Gary

Fri. 8/28 Mark Wood / Echo Love Chamber

Sat. 8/29 Babylon Rockers / Pilot Touhill

Sun. 8/30 Mark Wood + the Parrothead Band SUNDAY, AUG. 30: Grab your

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