Zama Tea to Open Standalone Store in Rebuilt Jabberwocky Site
From Orange County roots, Zama Tea plans a first standalone shop at 434 El Camino Real in Tustin, in a storefront rebuilt after a 2011 fire that destroyed most of The Jabberwocky building. The site has hosted roles from Dr. Sheldon in 1885 to Vintage Lady and bridal shops before Zama Tea’s 2015 opening.
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Zama Tea
el Camino Real
Tustin
James Sheldon
James Patton Boyd
Florence Stone
Ernie Crawford
Crawford
Margaret Pottenger
Pottenger
Leanne Hererra
Historic Jabberwocky to Become Modern Tea House
Zama Tea plans to open its first standalone tea house inside Old Town Tustin’s Jabberwocky building, a structure erected in 1885 after three years building a local following for fermented kombucha drinks and loose leaf teas. Owner Leanne Herrera praises the welcoming community in the historic space.
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Zama Tea
Old Town
Tustin
Zama
Leanne Herrera
Tiller Days Parade Winds Through Old Town in Tustin
The 59th annual Tiller Days in Tustin featured floats bands tractors and mascots during a Saturday parade through Old Town. See more photos on page 4.
Tustin nonprofit vies for Coors Light Lideres grant
John Gutierrez of Life & Hope Foundation in Irvine leads efforts to aid families facing end of life costs through medication caregiving and funeral services. He is among two California nominees for Coors Light Lideres, competing for a $25,000 grant chosen by online voting ending Oct 29.
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Santa Ana
Adan Gonzalez
Dallas
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