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California Turtle and Tortoise Club of Orange County
Inspiring Proper Care for Turtles & Tortoises
121 - Mar / Apr 24
California Turtle & Tortoise Club of Orange County
Although he can’t explain his fascination for them, John Kim has always liked turtles and tortoises. “My first pet (in 1st grade) was a turtle,” says Kim, who today serves as President of The California Turtle and...
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Tablao Flamenco
at Naranjita Flamenco
121 - May / Jun 24
A new flamenco performance series, Tablao Flamenco, is introducing Orange residents to the spontaneous spirit of this traditional Spanish art form. Hosted by Naranjita Flamenco, the series began in March and will continue on the third Saturday of each month until November.
“What the audience...
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A new flamenco performance series, Tablao Flamenco, is...
Evan & Dana Gaydon
There's no place like Home
121 - May / Jun 24
Living in a historic Craftsman bungalow on North Center Street, Evan and Dana Gaydon enjoy proximity to everything they love about Old Towne Orange. Whether the Saturday farmers market, the cafés and coffee shops, or the Orange Train Station, the array of convenient destinations provides...
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Living in a historic Craftsman bungalow on North...
Kevin Ross
Dean fo the Leatherby Libraries at Chapman University
120 - Mar / Apr 24
Kevin Ross
The life of Kevin Ross reads like a novel, where the protagonist has a bit of wanderlust early on before returning to his roots.
The Dean of the Leatherby Libraries at Chapman University grew up in the 1960s and 1970s in Davenport, Iowa,...
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Kevin Ross
The life of Kevin Ross reads...
Kathy Wayland
A Passion for Education
120 - Mar / Apr 24
Kathy Wayland has lived in Orange her whole life and taught at several Lutheran and Christian schools. “I’ve always enjoyed watching a child learn. If you become a teacher, you should really have a heart to teach and a love for children.”
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Kathy Wayland has lived in Orange her whole...
Orange Police Foundation
Enhancing Public Safety
120 - Mar / Apr 24
Residents of Orange may notice a new officer on the streets who can sniff out a suspect and chase down clues. His name is Jax, and he’s an 18-month-old German shepherd—purchased and trained with funds donated by the Orange Elks Lodge 1475 to the new...
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Residents of Orange may notice a new officer...
Irene Matthews
A Passion for Education
120 - Mar / Apr 24
Former Orange High School teacher Irene Matthews enjoys walking around Old Towne and bumping into former students, including Orange Council member Arianna Barrios.
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Irene Matthews
Irene Matthews knew she always wanted to teach. After graduating from Orange High School in 1961,...
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Former Orange High School teacher Irene Matthews enjoys...
Pam Reece
A Grateful Neighbor
120 - Mar / Apr 24
Coupon winner Pam Reece had the good fortune of being introduced to Orange by her fiancé, Jim. He often visited his sister’s family, who moved to the area in the 1960s and fell in love with the city.
Once married, Pam and Jim bought their...
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Coupon winner Pam Reece had the good fortune...
Hilbert Museum
Art of the Airwaves: Old Radios Show Off High Style
120 - Mar / Apr 24
You might not think, at first, that antique plastic radios belong in an art museum’s collection. But after you see the new exhibition, “Art of the Airwaves: Radios from The Hilbert Collection,” at the Hilbert Museum of California Art through August 7, you might think...
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You might not think, at first, that antique...
Christine Clarke
A Passion for Education
120 - Mar / Apr 24
Career teacher Christine Clarke advocates for volunteering with everyone she meets. “I really enjoy volunteering at the OHG Education Farm,” she says. “The most beneficial learning involves getting your hands in the dirt.”
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Christine Clarke
A stint volunteering as a tutor...
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Career teacher Christine Clarke advocates for volunteering with...