Articles

45 - May / Jun 11

Old Towne Orange Farmers and Artisans Market

Home Grown

A team of community members helped bring the new Saturday morning farmers’ market to fruition. From left: Betsy Elliot, treasurer; Vicky Kisow, director; Brandon Kunkle, market manager; Nedra Kunisch, director; Brian Kunisch, secretary; Martha Turner, director; and Megan Penn, president. - - - - Old... Read More →

A team of community members helped bring the new Saturday morning farmers’ market to fruition. From left: Betsy Elliot, treasurer; Vicky Kisow, director; Brandon Kunkle, market manager; Nedra Kunisch, director; Brian Kunisch, secretary; Martha Turner,... Read More →

45 - May / Jun 11

Mike Spurgeon

Political Pioneer

A military veteran, Mike Spurgeon is pictured here at the veteran’s memorial at Depot Park. Mike served on the City Council from 1990 to 2000, helping to shape development and preservation in the City of Orange. - - - - Mike Spurgeon A member of... Read More →

A military veteran, Mike Spurgeon is pictured here at the veteran’s memorial at Depot Park. Mike served on the City Council from 1990 to 2000, helping to shape development and preservation in the City of... Read More →

45 - 2011

2011

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45 - May / Jun 11

Packards International

Known as the American Rolls–Royce, Packard rings a silver bell in the minds of automobile collectors everywhere. One of the most highly–respected cars ever produced, the Packard reigned among automobiles in the 1920s and 1930s and was a favorite of Hollywood elite such as Clark... Read More →

Known as the American Rolls–Royce, Packard rings a silver bell in the minds of automobile collectors everywhere. One of the most highly–respected cars ever produced, the Packard reigned among automobiles in the 1920s and 1930s... Read More →

45 - May / Jun 11

Dr. Paul Apodaca

Dr. Paul Apodaca In the mid–1950s, when Paul Apodaca opened up his history book at Tustin Elementary school and read that California Indians were extinct, the Native American Indian felt understandably puzzled. Thinking about the Indian reservations he regularly visited with his family throughout California and... Read More →

Dr. Paul Apodaca In the mid–1950s, when Paul Apodaca opened up his history book at Tustin Elementary school and read that California Indians were extinct, the Native American Indian felt understandably puzzled. Thinking about the Indian... Read More →

45 - May / Jun 11

Larissa Morais

With her studio located just around the corner from her husband’s restaurant in Old Towne, Larissa Morais creates dramatic oil paintings sought by collectors around the world. Some of her work is featured at Francoli Gourmet restaurant in Old Towne. Anyone who’s dined at Francoli Gourmet restaurant in Old Towne has probably gazed... Read More →

With her studio located just around the corner from her husband’s restaurant in Old Towne, Larissa Morais creates dramatic oil paintings sought by collectors around the world. Some of her work is featured at Francoli Gourmet restaurant in Old... Read More →

45 - May / Jun 11

Living with the Langstons

The stately home on North Shaffer has evolved over the years after a series of different homeowners made their own unique additions to the house. Current owners Jim and Leila Langston have added the finishing touches, including the brick walkway at the entry. According to... Read More →

The stately home on North Shaffer has evolved over the years after a series of different homeowners made their own unique additions to the house. Current owners Jim and Leila Langston have added the finishing... Read More →

44 - Mar / Apr 11

Old Towne Orange Walking Food Tours

Appealing Addition to Old Towne

Taking to the streets of Old Towne are Deanna and Renee, proprietors of the newly launched Old Towne Orange Walking Food Tours. The two sisters are providing fun and informative tours that bring foodies together for cuisine, shopping and socializing. Old Towne Orange Walking Food... Read More →

Taking to the streets of Old Towne are Deanna and Renee, proprietors of the newly launched Old Towne Orange Walking Food Tours. The two sisters are providing fun and informative tours that bring foodies together... Read More →

44 - Mar / Apr 11

Chef Jim Douglas

Chef Jim Douglas In the mid–1960s when Jim Douglas stood on tiptoe at the kitchen counter and pinched perogies for his Grandma Helen, she thought she was simply keeping the five–year–old busy making the dumplings from her homeland in Poland. Little did she know that her... Read More →

Chef Jim Douglas In the mid–1960s when Jim Douglas stood on tiptoe at the kitchen counter and pinched perogies for his Grandma Helen, she thought she was simply keeping the five–year–old busy making the dumplings from... Read More →

44 - Mar / Apr 11

Lindsey Saletta

A fashionista with a good sense for business, Chapman grad Lindsey Saletta designs and sews her own line of sophisticated and sassy attire. Currently commuting to LA to work for a fashion PR firm, Lindsey plans to get more into the marketing end of the fashion industry, possibly in... Read More →

A fashionista with a good sense for business, Chapman grad Lindsey Saletta designs and sews her own line of sophisticated and sassy attire. Currently commuting to LA to work for a fashion PR firm, Lindsey plans to get more... Read More →