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They may not look excited, but this family is ready to rumble at the opening of the Los Angeles County Fair. Monica Silva (left) her niece Tayler Behr, daughter Jolie and son Joseph Yniguez wait in line for ride tickets. The fair features attractions, entertainment, shopping and the ever popular fair food. Ms. Silva said the dinosaur exhibit is their favorite spot. COURIER photo/Steven Felschundneff

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Kessler's 4 TDs powers Pack past Cougars

Claremont High School quarterback Daniel Kessler made certain that the Wolfpack would start the 2010 with nothing less than a victory. The senior threw for 3 touchdowns and ran for one score as CHS overwhelmed Cajon with an effective passing attack en route to a 31-14 victory at CHS last Friday.

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A longtime music teacher at El Roble

Known for his devotion to both music and his students, William "Bill" Bohannan, retired El Roble Intermediate School music instructor, died August 23, 2010 at the age of 85. Mr. Bohannan had been in poor health for the past four years following a number of strokes.

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A unique view inside our body

A unique view inside our body

Aspecial exhibition at the Los Angeles County Fair should turn a few heads and raise some eyebrows. Our Body: The Universe Within offers an innovative way to study human health and anatomy. It features actual human bodies and body parts preserved by polymer impregnation, or the infusing of liquid plastic, into the body.

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A lasting legacy that will be felt for decades

Scripps College Vice President of Business Affairs and Treasurer James Manifold has gone far beyond what his position title indicated for almost 3 decades. Mr. Manifold's latest action was announcing his retirement last month effective June 30, 2011. Scripps will begin the search for his replacement this fall.

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E-waste collection open for business Saturday

Claremont High School is partnering with Omni Technics Inc. to collect, recycle and safely dispose of old and unused electronic equipment. E-waste can be dropped off at the CHS main parking lot on Saturday, September 18 from 9 a.m. until noon. Proceeds from the recycling will benefit the Claremont High Class of 2011.

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Planning the future of Thompson Creek Spreading Grounds

The League of Women Voters of the Claremont Area has been awarded a $200,000 grant by the Los Angeles and Lower San Gabriel Rivers and Mountains Conservancy to prepare a Feasibility Study for the Thompson Creek Spreading Grounds project, located at the northwest corner of Pomello Drive and Mills Avenue.

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CEF donation highlights an active board meeting

The Claremont Educational Foundation presented Claremont Unified School District with a check for 3 times the usual amount the organization donates during the year. With its annual donation to the district usually totaling around $100,000, CEF added $200,000 more to this year's donation as CEF President Liz Weigand presented a $303,000 check to the district at Thursday night's CUSD board meeting.

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Education Jobs Fund will save jobs once approved

California State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jack O'Connell has announced that $1.2 billion from the federal Education Jobs Fund could be distributed to districts throughout the state if Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger approves Senate Bill (SB) 847. If passed, the bill will help save jobs in California schools by providing funds to keep, recall or rehire current and former employees, as well as hire new employees for early childhood, primary and secondary grade levels.

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