Articles

95 - Sep / Oct 19

Informing Our Taste Buds

Brian Groh (from left), Carolyn Berndt and Roland Berndt are proud to open Sierra Produce’s newest office in such a historic location. They’re excited to bring younger generations to the business via the Old Towne office and look forward to being a part of the... Read More →

Brian Groh (from left), Carolyn Berndt and Roland Berndt are proud to open Sierra Produce’s newest office in such a historic location. They’re excited to bring younger generations to the business via the Old Towne... Read More →

95 - Sep / Oct 19

Todd Spitzer

Todd Spitzer moved from Brea to Orange in the early 1990s to run for an open seat in the state Legislature. “I came to chase a political ambition, but it turned out to be extremely fortuitous, because my wife and I love the city,” he... Read More →

Todd Spitzer moved from Brea to Orange in the early 1990s to run for an open seat in the state Legislature. “I came to chase a political ambition, but it turned out to be extremely... Read More →

95 - Sep / Oct 19

John Moorlach

Between writing and considering bills, preparing for and attending committee hearings and other duties, Sen. John Moorlach says time management is always a challenge when the Legislature is in session. “It seems there are not enough hours in the day, but you make it work.”... Read More →

Between writing and considering bills, preparing for and attending committee hearings and other duties, Sen. John Moorlach says time management is always a challenge when the Legislature is in session. “It seems there are not... Read More →

95 - Sep / Oct 19

Gaddi Vasquez

“As I’ve watched Orange evolve, I love that this community has never lost its sense of values—strong community, family, youth activities,” says Gaddi Vasquez, at Chapman University’s George L. Argyros Global Citizens Plaza. “When you put all of that together, it equates to a great... Read More →

“As I’ve watched Orange evolve, I love that this community has never lost its sense of values—strong community, family, youth activities,” says Gaddi Vasquez, at Chapman University’s George L. Argyros Global Citizens Plaza. “When you... Read More →

95 - Sep / Oct 19

The Dragonfly Shops & Gardens

Succulent Jewelry

One thing us gardeners love even more than caring for our plants is showing them off. Of course, you can’t invite everyone over to see your garden. You can, however, take a little bit of your garden with you. That’s what Beth Davidson suggests doing.... Read More →

One thing us gardeners love even more than caring for our plants is showing them off. Of course, you can’t invite everyone over to see your garden. You can, however, take a little bit of... Read More →

95 - Sep / Oct 19

Alta Baja Market & Café

If you want to experience the “new” Santa Ana, Alta Baja Market & Café is the perfect spot to do so. Located at the 4th Street Market, the grocery store/café/ educational space celebrates the foods and crafts of California, Mexico and the American Southwest. Offering... Read More →

If you want to experience the “new” Santa Ana, Alta Baja Market & Café is the perfect spot to do so. Located at the 4th Street Market, the grocery store/café/ educational space celebrates the foods... Read More →

95 - Sep / Oct 19

Matt Parlow

Dean of Fowler School of Law

Matt Parlow As a kid growing up in Los Angeles, Matt Parlow considered being a teacher or going into law. Chapman University’s Dean of Fowler School of Law and Donald P. Kennedy Chair in Law ended up going into both fields. “Teaching is in my... Read More →

Matt Parlow As a kid growing up in Los Angeles, Matt Parlow considered being a teacher or going into law. Chapman University’s Dean of Fowler School of Law and Donald P. Kennedy Chair in Law... Read More →

95 - Sep / Oct 19

Daniele Struppa

Chapman University's 13th President

Chapman University’s 13th President Since becoming Chapman University’s 13th president in September 2016, President Daniele Struppa hasn’t missed a beat leading the educational institution on its meteoric upward trajectory. Under Struppa’s watch, Chapman has continued to make history in academia. “Because of my previous 10... Read More →

Chapman University’s 13th President Since becoming Chapman University’s 13th president in September 2016, President Daniele Struppa hasn’t missed a beat leading the educational institution on its meteoric upward trajectory. Under Struppa’s watch, Chapman has continued... Read More →

95 - Sep / Oct 19

Kim Le

“I worked here for 15 years before taking over the conservatory,” says Kim Le. “As office manager, I learned the back end, and as a teacher, I learned the front end. But it’s completely different being the owner.” - - - - Kim Le, Director... Read More →

“I worked here for 15 years before taking over the conservatory,” says Kim Le. “As office manager, I learned the back end, and as a teacher, I learned the front end. But it’s completely different... Read More →

94 - Jul / Aug 19

The Golden Spike

Spend some time in Orange and nearby North Tustin, and you’ll soon notice the name Hewes, including Hewes St. and Hewes Middle School. The name originates with David Hewes, a wealthy landowner, citrus pioneer and philanthropist, who lived in the area from 1881 until his... Read More →

Spend some time in Orange and nearby North Tustin, and you’ll soon notice the name Hewes, including Hewes St. and Hewes Middle School. The name originates with David Hewes, a wealthy landowner, citrus pioneer and... Read More →