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Find the Fountain

News Staff

Thursday, August 22, 2024

There is a small fountain hidden among the pages of this magazine. The first person to email a photo of themselves finding the fountain in this issue to publisher@fvlm.com will win a $10 Starbucks card and will have their photo published in the next issue.

Ed and Fredda Sussman have been Fountain Valley residents for over 50 years

News Staff

Thursday, August 22, 2024

Located on the campus of California Baptist University is one of Southern California’s largest eucalyptus trees, the historic Hawthorne House Tree. PHOTOS BY DANIEL COATS / FOUNTAIN VALLEY LIVING

THE MIGHTY EUCALYPTUS

Daniel Coats

Thursday, August 22, 2024

They tower over shopping centers, public parks, major boulevards and highways, and theme parks. Eucalyptus trees are the largest and most notable trees on the Southern California skyline.

EDINGER MEDICAL GROUP PATIENT GETS PROMISING NEWS

Raeann Lapenta

Thursday, June 27, 2024

When Al Osterhout, 69-year-old Huntington Beach resident and retired business owner, noticed he was unexpectedly losing weight in February 2023, his gut instincts told him something wasn’t right. He made an appointment with his primary care physician, Dr.

Courtesy of the OC Fair

NOTHING SAYS SUMMER LIKE THE OC FAIR

Susan Christian Goulding

Thursday, June 27, 2024

The 2024 OC Fair in Costa Mesa, running July 19 through Aug. 18, offers something for everyone.

EXPLORING FULLERTON—AN ICONIC CALIFORNIA

EXPLORING FULLERTON—AN ICONIC CALIFORNIA GEM

Daniel Coats

Thursday, June 27, 2024

TRAVEL Though often eclipsed by Disneyland and the beach towns, the north Orange County city of Fullerton is one of the most iconic and historic in California. Since 1888, generations of visitors and new residents to the Golden State have arrived through the Fullerton Train Station.

Scott, Nick, and Albert Rogers circa 1975.

Fathers & Sons

News Staff

Thursday, May 30, 2024

Dad worked from a home office my entire life. He was the parent who delivered forgotten lunches, offered rides to school friends when it rained and was chief of my Indian Guides tribe. Having a dad who chaperoned field trips was not the norm in 1975, but it’s made me the man I am today.

Wish You Were Here

WISH YOU WERE HERE!

Compiled By Curt Seeden

Thursday, May 30, 2024

Readers share their most memorable vacations I It doesn’t get much better living in Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach. We have the beach, the parks, the amenities and community events that make life so enjoyable here.

It’s Magazine Day...

News Staff

Thursday, May 30, 2024

Patrons Robert and Pauline Henning took FV Living Magazine on their exciting adventure to the white continent, Antarctica. This photo was taken during our visit to a penguin rookery.

Photo by iStock / SolStock

DIFFICULT DISCUSSIONS

Bev Mast

Thursday, May 30, 2024

“ Mom, how do you feel about cremation as opposed to a casket burial?” As I studied my mother’s face, I knew this was going to be a difficult conversation. I’m in my seventies and my mother is in her mid-nineties.

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