Dana Point Residents Honored during Founder’s Day Event
By Kristina Pritchett During the Dana Point Historical Society’s Founder’s Day event, Dana Point residents were honored for their contributions ...
Tag: Carlos Olvera
Historical Society to Honor Dana Point Residents
The Dana Point Historical Society will honor Carlos and Georgelean Olvera for their contributions on Wednesday, May 24 during their ...
It’s History: Dana’s Lake?
By Carlos N. Olvera This area, once divided up into Mexican land grants, provided the means for cattle raising, which ...
Ending a Chapter: City Resident Carlos Olvera Finishes Public Service Career with City Council
By Kristina Pritchett Carlos Olvera says he’s finishing one more chapter of his career: the public service career. Olvera told ...
Councilman Olvera Will Not Seek Re-Election; Others File to Run for Council
Kristina Pritchett Councilman Carlos Olvera says he will not seek re-election this November. With the deadline approaching for those interested ...
It’s History: The Tale of Dana Point’s Jaws
Photo: The Olvera Collection By Carlos N. Olvera As of late, there have been several shark sightings off the coast. ...
Letter: In Response to Olvera’s Initiatives Opinion Piece
LETTER TO THE EDITOR By Steve Stewart, Dana Point Carlos’s deceptive guest opinion in the Feb. 19 edition of this ...
HBD to RHD: Historical Society Celebrates 200th Anniversary of R.H. Dana’s Birth
The Dana Point Historical Society honored the city’s namesake Richard Henry Dana with a 200th birthday celebration aboard the brig ...
Letter: Critique Mayor’s Town Center Voting Record
Steve Stewart, Dana Point It is interesting to see that Mayor Carlos Olvera is concerned about his public image regarding ...
Guest Opinion: Pessimism Undue, Data Incorrect in Mayor’s Water History Article
GUEST OPINION By Wayne Rayfield and Rick Erkeneff, South Coast Water District Directors We do not share—nor does the data ...
Doheny House: Restoring Glory, Paying it Forward
Doheny House owners to host gala cancer benefit, with and in honor of the woman instrumental in helping them purchase ...
It’s History: Thunderbird Ceremonial Grounds
Indian ceremonial grounds are now part of a pocket park in Dana Point The site of a Juaneño Band of ...
Guest Opinion: Buried Treasure, Is it Fact or Fiction?
Long-told legends keep search for buried treasures alive At coastal-low tide along the Dana Point Headlands, a cave, created by ...
City Council Candidate Filing Period Official Opens
Beginning Monday, July 14 Dana Point City Council hopefuls could begin pulling nomination papers for the November 4 election in ...
It’s History: Water Water Everywhere
Flood of 1938 leads to community preparedness, federally built dams Onlookers observe damage to Carl Benson’s hotdog stand along the ...
