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Fun & Games
FUN and GAMES KLCC Game Day brought residents together for an afternoon of community fun. We enjoyed taking turns playing shuffleboard—first created in England in the 1500s—and cornhole, introduced in America in 1883, all while the Blue Angels show soared overhead. Popcorn and drinks fueled the energy as neighbors connected and cheered one another on. Special thanks to Wendy, the LoCocos and Nelson & Israel Rivas for providing the games and snacks. Shuffleboard equipment, sup
Sep 281 min read


Snapshot of Guam: Part 2 History
The Mariana Islands have been inhabited by Chamorro peoples for over 4,000 years and originated from separate migration voyages. Guams first settlers likely arrived from the Philippines, Indonesia and early Lapita settlers in the Bismarck Archipelago. When Europeans first arrived on Guam, Chamoru society roughly fell into three classes: matao (upperclass), achaot (middle class), and mana'chang (lower class). The mataolived in the coastal villages, which meant they had the bes
Mar 13 min read
Tech Savvy at KLCC
Tech Savvy at KLCC: Where Curiosity Meets Connectivity At the KLCC Tech Class , the curriculum is as dynamic as the technology it covers. Led by Nick LoCoco, the sessions offer a unique blend of structured learning and real-world troubleshooting, ensuring that no resident is left behind in the digital age. A Curriculum Driven by Community Each meeting typically begins with a presentation tailored to the interests of the group. Nick often pulls from the "suggestion box" of pre
Feb 13 min read


A SNAPSHOT OF GUAM, U.S.A. Part 1
The island of Guam is the farthest Western land mass of the United States. It is “where America’s day begins” because it’s past the international date line, making it 14 hours ahead of the continental United States. Guam is located in the North Western Pacific Ocean, approximately 3,945 miles West of Hawaii, 1,541 miles East of the Philippines (3-hour flight), 1,624 miles South of Japan (4-hour flight), and 2,765 miles North of Australia; Guam is an important commercial gatew
Feb 12 min read


RESIDENT OF THE MONTH:NELSON RIVAS
Nelson Rivas was born in 1980, in El Salvador, Central America. When Nelson was three years old, his dad passed away.
Dec 31, 20253 min read


Kearney Lodge Management Holiday Party
Kearney Lodge Management hosted a fun and festive Holiday party on Saturday, December 6, 2025, with a heartwarming “Thank You”
Dec 31, 20251 min read
THIS PLACE CALLED HOME: Part 2
Whether you are a new or longtime resident, you know KLMHP is a special place, an oasis of constancy and security amid our ever-changing San Diego. The original plans for KLMHP were indefinite, yet sound investment sense prevailed these 60 years, securing its future. Over the years the personality of Kearney Lodge has evolved through different managers maintaining the property, overseeing projects, and interacting with residents. When our current management arrived in 2008, t
Nov 1, 20253 min read


THIS PLACE CALLED HOME- Part 1
Part 1: History of Kearney Lodge MHP Our beloved San Diego seems like an age-old place in history, but it wasn't incorporated as a city until 1850. Early development was mostly in Old Town and coastal spots; Clairemont and Kearney Mesa was nothing but scrub-brush canyon. Following WWII, cities saw a surge in population that demanded housing. A G.I. bill stimulated residential construction (mostly by privateers), which is how the teeny-tiny town of Clairemont began in 1949. I
Oct 1, 20252 min read


CYPRIAN LIVE AT KEARNEY LODGE
If you did not attend Cyprien Ally’s free KL concert on August 23rd, you’ll want to be at his next one. This talented 9-year-old delivered an impressive acoustic guitar and singing performance, captivating the audience with skill and confidence. His passion and talent shone through every note, making a memorable and delightful experience for us all. We enjoyed songs like: “You Got A Friend In Me,” “House Of The Rising Sun,” “Tennessee Whiskey,” “Coco,” “Sitting On the Dock Of
Sep 1, 20252 min read


What a great day the 4th of July was!
Thanks to all who attended our second annual KLCC 4th of July ice cream social! On this breezy sun-Diego day, 100+ America-proud residents, represented by 35 KL households, joined together in the spirit of community and country. All present received a free ice cream of choice to enjoy with others in the cooled, festive clubhouse. Most donned either red, white and blue, stars & stripes or American-themed apparel. Valerie wore a crotched pancho-shawl & hat, Joe sported American
Aug 1, 20252 min read
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