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126 - Mar / Apr 25

Old Towne's Growing Dining Scene

Long Dog Coffee and Treats Founder Steven Capizzi shares a coffee drink surrounded by several of his loyal dog-loving customers. After spending nearly 20 years working in coffee shops, Capizzi learned to create an atmosphere open for feedback and menu changes. “I’ll listen to what... Read More →

Long Dog Coffee and Treats Founder Steven Capizzi shares a coffee drink surrounded by several of his loyal dog-loving customers. After spending nearly 20 years working in coffee shops, Capizzi learned to create an atmosphere... Read More →

126 - Mar / Apr 25

Adam & Gina Carr

Remembering Old Towne

Homeowners Adam and Gina Carr walk their dogs, Piper and Kona, in front of their historic cottage in Old Towne Orange. The couple planted hibiscus and plumeria in front to pay homage to the Hawaiian Islands where they got married. - - - - One... Read More →

Homeowners Adam and Gina Carr walk their dogs, Piper and Kona, in front of their historic cottage in Old Towne Orange. The couple planted hibiscus and plumeria in front to pay homage to the Hawaiian... Read More →

126 - Mar / Apr 25

Artist, John Kosta

Paintings are an Ode to an Overlooked River

The Los Angeles River has been a vital lifeline for the City of Los Angeles and its region, shaping the city’s development and culture. Historically, the natural river and its ebbs and flows served as a crucial water source for indigenous communities and early settlers.... Read More →

The Los Angeles River has been a vital lifeline for the City of Los Angeles and its region, shaping the city’s development and culture. Historically, the natural river and its ebbs and flows served as... Read More →

126 - Mar / Apr 25

Orange City Council Meeting Highlights

January 14, 28, February 11 & 25

Mayor Dan Slater (center) with (clockwise from top left) Mayor pro tem Dennis Bilodeau and Councilmembers Arianna Barrios, Jon Dumitru, Kathy Tavoularis, Ana Gutierrez and John Gyllenhammer - - - - Have you ever wondered what goes on at Orange City Council meetings? Important decisions... Read More →

Mayor Dan Slater (center) with (clockwise from top left) Mayor pro tem Dennis Bilodeau and Councilmembers Arianna Barrios, Jon Dumitru, Kathy Tavoularis, Ana Gutierrez and John Gyllenhammer - - - - Have you ever wondered... Read More →

125 - Jan / Feb 25

Woman's Club of Orange

Making Music in the Garden

Woman’s Club of Orange members are responsible for how beautiful the roses look in Old Towne public gardens, including the club’s garden, which you can see at their April 26th Flower Show. - - - - Woman's Club of Orange For more than 100 years,... Read More →

Woman’s Club of Orange members are responsible for how beautiful the roses look in Old Towne public gardens, including the club’s garden, which you can see at their April 26th Flower Show. - - -... Read More →

125 - Jan / Feb 25

Hit the Mark Fitness

Setting Goals for the New Year!

Hit the Mark Fitness is a results guaranteed group fitness program in Orange. “We help a lot of people regain their lives, their love for themselves, their love for fitness, and I like to think we are one of the best things in people’s lives,”... Read More →

Hit the Mark Fitness is a results guaranteed group fitness program in Orange. “We help a lot of people regain their lives, their love for themselves, their love for fitness, and I like to think... Read More →

125 - Jan / Feb 25

Simply Skin by Heidi

A Personalized Approach to Beauty

“On skin care, the nice thing about aesthetics is it’s literally for any age,” says esthetician Heidi Baker, owner of Simply Skin by Heidi. “I treat young people with acne, and I have 90-year-old clients who come in for facials. So you can see results... Read More →

“On skin care, the nice thing about aesthetics is it’s literally for any age,” says esthetician Heidi Baker, owner of Simply Skin by Heidi. “I treat young people with acne, and I have 90-year-old clients... Read More →

125 - Jan / Feb 25

Better Way Fitness

Setting Goals for the New Year!

“Our emphasis is on slow-motion strength training,” says co-owner Brian Nielsen. “It’s not really a gym, it’s more like a semi-private fitness studio environment, where we can work one on-one with people,” adds other co-owner Diane Varga, standing with Nielsen and clients Dr. Susan Debin... Read More →

“Our emphasis is on slow-motion strength training,” says co-owner Brian Nielsen. “It’s not really a gym, it’s more like a semi-private fitness studio environment, where we can work one on-one with people,” adds other co-owner... Read More →

125 - Jan / Feb 25

Kathy Eckstaedt

A Fresh Choice in Orange

Kathy Eckstaedt’s roots run deep in Orange. In fact, just about every area of her life is tied to the hometown she loves. This includes her 101-year-old mother, Vi Brelje, who also lives in Orange. “My mother moved to Orange in 1943 and became a... Read More →

Kathy Eckstaedt’s roots run deep in Orange. In fact, just about every area of her life is tied to the hometown she loves. This includes her 101-year-old mother, Vi Brelje, who also lives in Orange.... Read More →

125 - Jan / Feb 25

Melissa Rowland-Goldsmith, PhD

Professor of Biological Sciences and Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Melissa Rowland-Goldsmith, PhD When Melissa Rowland-Goldsmith (Dr. RG) was young, she wanted to be a physician. Chapman University’s Professor of Biological Sciences and Biochemistry and Molecular Biology pretended her stuffed animals had broken legs and would apply casts made of tissue and give them popsicle... Read More →

Melissa Rowland-Goldsmith, PhD When Melissa Rowland-Goldsmith (Dr. RG) was young, she wanted to be a physician. Chapman University’s Professor of Biological Sciences and Biochemistry and Molecular Biology pretended her stuffed animals had broken legs and... Read More →