While you might not know his face, if you’ve driven down Walnut you’ve probably seen Francisco Arteaga’s bright yellow jacket and stop sign. Arteaga works as the crossing guard on Walnut Street, assisting students and staff with the sometimes heavy traffic flow. He is well-known by the students for having an effervescent attitude and smile
Members of the military who lost homes to foreclosure while deployed. A grandmother confined to the bedroom of her own house by a drug-using relative. A veteran ravaged by post-traumatic stress syndrome denied benefits after receiving a dishonorable discharge. These are some of the sorts of cases handled pro bono, or free of charge, for
Fiesta Fundraiser Monday, October 10, 2016 Dine out for a cause! Ricardo’s Mexican Café 1230 East Katella Avenue, Orange (714) 633-0330 20% of your total bill will be donated—ALL DAY—to the Orange Elks Lodge #1475 to support their Thanksgiving Dinner & Party for abused and neglected children of The Eli Home. Simply download this flyer and
As promised in the October print issue of Neighbor to Neighbor, here’s a story about one of the Chapman University alumni who got their start at the Dale E. Fowler School of Law. At 49, Jordana Furman (J.D. ’13) was not a typical student when she entered the Fowler School of Law at Chapman University.
From Paul Sitkoff, Public Information Officer, City of Orange: On Friday, September 30, Dr. Daniele Struppa will be officially inaugurated as Chapman University’s thirteenth President. Chapman University will be marking the occasion with 8 days of festivities, starting Sunday, September 25, through Sunday, October 2. We anticipate that the inauguration will significantly increase both vehicle
We don’t know his name, or his older sister’s, but it still moved us when the boy in this photo exclaimed, “I love Dr. Seuss! Daddy can I take this one?” As the boy clumsily pulled the Seuss book from the station we had just inaugurated, his sister found one, too. This year’s Kappa Delta
On Thursday, September 15, our construction firm will be loading the steel erection crane into the hole for the Center for Science and Technology. This will require a portion of Walnut Avenue to be shut down between Center Street and Grand, just before the crosswalk which will remain open. CW Driver, the construction firm, will