Articles

42 - Sept / Oct 10

The 1910 craftsman home showcases original architectural elements including pillars made from river rock that came from nearby Santiago Creek, which runs through Orange. The home’s new owners, Rick and Debi Win’E transformed the previously run–down residence into the showplace that it is today. When Rick... Read More →

The 1910 craftsman home showcases original architectural elements including pillars made from river rock that came from nearby Santiago Creek, which runs through Orange. The home’s new owners, Rick and Debi Win’E transformed the previously run–down... Read More →

42 - Sept / Oct 10

Drs. Smith & Rassenti

Dr. Vernon Smith & Dr. Stephen Rassenti One of Vernon Smith’s earliest memories involves fixing a broken clock. “I was under the age of six at the time, and I vividly remember the thrill of taking apart the clock, putting it back together and seeing it work... Read More →

Dr. Vernon Smith & Dr. Stephen Rassenti One of Vernon Smith’s earliest memories involves fixing a broken clock. “I was under the age of six at the time, and I vividly remember the thrill of taking apart... Read More →

41 - Jun / Jul 10

Back with the Buckleys

If ever there were a home that perfectly reflects the personalities of its owners, then the artful home of Chip and Leslie Buckley would certainly fit the bill. Located at 910 East Maple Avenue, the Buckley’s 1941 French Eclectic residence blends the couple’s family heirlooms... Read More →

If ever there were a home that perfectly reflects the personalities of its owners, then the artful home of Chip and Leslie Buckley would certainly fit the bill. Located at 910 East Maple Avenue, the... Read More →

41 - Jun / Jul 10

Dr. Esmael Adibi

Dr. Esmael Adibi In the early 1970s, when Esmael Adibi took a college entrance exam in his native Iran and the results determined he would major in economics, Chapman’s Director of the A. Gary Anderson Center for Economic Research had only a vague notion of what his... Read More →

Dr. Esmael Adibi In the early 1970s, when Esmael Adibi took a college entrance exam in his native Iran and the results determined he would major in economics, Chapman’s Director of the A. Gary Anderson Center for... Read More →

40 - Apr / May 10

Citrus City Grille

The International Flavors of Old Towne

Flambé Saganaki Cheese is one of many popular dishes at Citrus City Grille, which has consistently earned fine-dining awards every year since its inception in 2000. Pictured, proprietor Steve Xenos with server Nicole and bartender Pavlina. - - - - Citrus City Grille Marking its... Read More →

Flambé Saganaki Cheese is one of many popular dishes at Citrus City Grille, which has consistently earned fine-dining awards every year since its inception in 2000. Pictured, proprietor Steve Xenos with server Nicole and bartender... Read More →

40 - 2010

2010

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40 - Apr / May 10

Erin Sladek

Heirloom Tomatoes

One blistering day several summers ago I opened the door and ushered my sister, Amy, inside. “Is it ready?” she whispered. I nodded and led her to my kitchen table where a one–pound ‘Marianna’s Peace’ heirloom tomato occupied the better part of a dinner plate.... Read More →

One blistering day several summers ago I opened the door and ushered my sister, Amy, inside. “Is it ready?” she whispered. I nodded and led her to my kitchen table where a one–pound ‘Marianna’s Peace’... Read More →

40 - Apr/May 10

At Home with Dan Slater

Dan Slater’s historic 1923 bungalow on Pine Street previously belonged to Dan’s teacher from Immanuel Lutheran School. When Dan purchased it in 1989, the home still retained most all of its original elements, including hardwood oak floors and a clawfoot tub. Given to Dan by one... Read More →

Dan Slater’s historic 1923 bungalow on Pine Street previously belonged to Dan’s teacher from Immanuel Lutheran School. When Dan purchased it in 1989, the home still retained most all of its original elements, including hardwood oak... Read More →

40 - Apr / May 10

Dean Bob Bassett

Dean Bob Bassett Today if Bob Bassett were to grade the first film he created, the professor and dean of Chapman University’s renowned Dodge College of Film and Media Arts would have probably given himself a poor mark. “Though at the time I thought the movie was the... Read More →

Dean Bob Bassett Today if Bob Bassett were to grade the first film he created, the professor and dean of Chapman University’s renowned Dodge College of Film and Media Arts would have probably given himself a poor mark.... Read More →

39 - Feb/Mar 10

The Purple House on Palmyra

Avid cycling enthusiasts, Kris Gericke and Mike Wilson relax on the porch of their purple house on Palmyra. One of the first farm houses in Old Towne, their home has undergone an extensive renovation that maintains the historic integrity of the residence, which dates to... Read More →

Avid cycling enthusiasts, Kris Gericke and Mike Wilson relax on the porch of their purple house on Palmyra. One of the first farm houses in Old Towne, their home has undergone an extensive renovation that... Read More →