Peter Schelden, Patch Staff
- Mission Viejo, CA
Email: peter.schelden (a) patch.com
Phone: 949-280-4719 | Hometown: Boulder City, Nevada (now Mission Viejo)
Hello, and welcome to the site. I edit and report on Mission Viejo, Laguna Niguel and Dana Point for Patch.com.
I have spent my professional life writing news in suburban communities, mostly in South County. Before joining Patch I worked for the Orange County Register, where I covered San Juan, Laguna Niguel, Aliso Viejo and Laguna Beach. I have also written for the Daily Sparks Tribune.
I studied British literature of the 18th century and will talk your ear off about Samuel Johnson if I am provoked. I also studied journalism.
Posting Activity
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Video Roundup: Yodeling at Farrell's and Vintage Louganis Dive
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Letter: What's that Booming Sound?
Booming sounds can be heard throughout the day and night in some parts of Mission Viejo. What's going on?
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Former Gaucho to Start First NFL Game in Position He's Never Played
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Smooth Jazz Giant Coming to Mission Viejo
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Week Ahead: Health Fair, Volleyball Tryouts and Pop at the Lake
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Watch: Imported Fire Ants Plague Mission Viejo Lawns
60 Seconds with Dave: Councilman Dave Leckness tells us about imported fire ants in Mission Viejo—and how to get rid of them.
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New Catholic Church Consecrated Saturday in Mission Viejo
The bones of saints will be placed at the altar below a 425-lb. glass mosaic of Jesus' crucifixion.
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Kilts and Cabers Invade South County This Weekend
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Children Call Police on Hoarder Parent
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Fake Grass Mows Through City Hall
The Mission Viejo City Council agreed to allow residents front yards with up to 50 percent fake grass.
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Skull in Backpack, Shark Tank Star and Fear of Change
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Letter: Police Report Says 2010 Council Candidate Never Hit by SUV
A political rivalry involving an assault and battery claim resurfaced at Monday's City Council meeting.
