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January 21, 2006

January 18, 2006

City acquires grant for Johnson's Pasture purchase

Upland resident Aundrea Fimbres excited about upcoming "Making the Band" season on MTV

MLK event held in Claremont

January 14, 2006

Webb student enters Rubik's Cube contest

City council leaning toward Johnson's Pasture assessment district

Artist to design installations at Claremont Gold Line station

Claremont residents and Medicare Plan D

January 25, 2006

Proposed Metrolink 'push' car ban may affect Claremont

Walkway connecting Claremont to Pomona walled up

Claremont artist Milford Zornes honored at new retrospective

January 28, 2006

Al Sharpton visits Claremont

Council selects rental plan for affordable housing site

Claremont PFA looks into developmental assets

Fatal Mt. Baldy Road crash still a mystery!

February 1, 2006

Former US soccer coach Steve Sampson talks about his career during Pitzer speech

Packing House gets first 3 tenants

February 4, 2006

Claremont High School sees large jump in alcohol-related incidents

Police begin enforcement of anti-camping ordinance

February 8, 2006

Superintendent Sheralyn Smith resigns

State Mining and Geology Board set to weigh in on Vulcan's Claremont mining proposal

Harvey Mudd names new president

February 11, 2006

Vulcan mining appeal rejected

Superintendent resignation overdue, some say

Claremont High School substance abuse soars; remedy unknown

Ethos: Bottled water with a humanitarian mission

February 15, 2006

Ben Harper returns to Claremont for music video shoot

Passengers scarce on Claremont bus line 189

Civil rights shift in the modern era

KSPC: A special station

February 18, 2006

Alcohol at school functions questioned

Claremont show dog still missing after airport escape

JPL: On another planetary course

February 22, 2006

President's Day storms bring snow to local mountains

Mt. San Antonio Gardens adds 43 residences

Original play debuts at Pomona College

February 25, 2006

La Verne purchases hillside open space with state grant, Claremont eyes results

No graduation ceremonies for those who fail exit exam, school board says

CHS winter sports over

March 1, 2006

On the horizon: Claremont Museum of Art to open by December

Claremont crime up in 2005

Murder in Claremont: 2005 review

Habitat for Humanity building delays don't dampen spirits

March 4, 2006

OLA priest settles rape case

Local Winter Olympics test mettle of El Roble students

LA County: 686 homeless in Claremont

March 8, 2006

British novelist Salman Rushdie defends Danish cartoons during Claremont speech

Local freeway violence: Claremont shooting victim remains hospitalized

Huntely Bookstore may close

School board reviews strengths

FBI: Claremont's "Asian Merchant Bag Bandit" has robbed at least 5 other banks

Elementary school book fair energizes students to read

March 11, 2006

Dick Guthrie retires, Claremont says goodbye

Claremont freeway shooting victim released from hospital

Dessert Theatre spoofs 'Titanic' with humor

El Roble choir chime students shine

March 15, 2006

Claremont medicinal marijuana users claim police brutality during raid

Council restructures Hogan's Ford agreement to pay $300,000 up front

Quite the surprise: Veteran's dog tag recovered 62 years later

Guest Observer: Golden State Water Company weighs in on possible Claremont acquisition

March 18, 2006

Investigation launched: WESTNET begins internal investigation after alleged police misconduct

Ready to go all-day: Oakmont Elementary gears up for full-time kindergarten

Revised plans for COURIER site to be revealed Tuesday

San Antonio Intermediate earns high scores

Local photographer receives $25,000 grant

Six months after Katrina, people from all over are coming together to rebuild

March 22, 2006

Rep. David Dreier lends support to Johnson's Pasture purchase

Woman drowns at Claremont Club

School board reviews budget, summer school

Home Depot plans Claremont store

El Roble bikers get pumped for American Red Cross

March 25, 2006

Planning Commission knocks Orange County company's COURIER site plans

Shifting the people in charge: City council to select new mayor, mayor pro tem on Tuesday

API scores reflect schools' efforts

Claremont school children receive environmental lesson

March 29, 2006

Winter Science Camp hones young naturalists

Claremont administrators honored by ACSA

Banner Day: Claremonter receives top honors for troop banner program

Guest Observer: Claremont must buy Johnson's Pasture

April 1, 2006

Peter Yao selected as new Claremont mayor

“¡A las calles!” Claremont students walk out, join nationwide protests

Authors share tales with CHS students

On their way: Chaparral students bound for Washington, DC

April 5, 2006

Church breaks with tradition, selecting a woman as head of staff

Candidates confirmed for June primary election

CUSD board listens to accolades, frustrations

Qualifications for new superintendent made clear

‘Postmarked 2006’ brings in mail from all around

Improving community health: Claremont youth focus groups paired with ULV psychology students

April 8, 2006

Around the world: Students at Sycamore Elementary discover the splendor of different cultures

Officers cleared after WESTNET review

Jill Finegan named volunteer of the year for library work

Young authors share their tales

Students face grim reality: ‘Every 15 Minutes’

April 12, 2006

Woman discovers murder victim dumped in bushes

CHS students win National Merit Scholarships

Guest Observer: Are Claremont water rates the highest or not?

Guest Observer: Claremont PD: Get Organized

April 15, 2006

Murder investigation moves forward

Homeless man victorious over citation; case dismissed

Debate over the future of Johnson's Pasture continues

Future of the farm: Pomona College considers organic farm's fate

April 19, 2006

Mayor Peter Yao reveals new city priorities

Helping hand: City council allocates more than $160,000 to community organizations

Foothill Country Day School receives unexpected gift

Council reclaims authority over spending approval

Pitzer College Stutdent Senate forces Wal-Mart boycott

April 22, 2006

Unconstitutional? Anti-camping ordinance enforcement suspended amid legal concerns

Services for homeless mostly available outside of Claremont

Southard, councilman lock horns in Indio

City council urged to make decision on Johnson's Pasture funding

Mountain View flagpole ceremony highlights exemplary traits

Building talents unfurled at Sumner

April 26, 2006

McGovern advocates 90-day withdrawal from Iraq

Murder investigation running cold; police blame 'lack of evidence'

Pomona College Organic Farm will stay put

Fore for the money; annual golf tournament raises funds for schools

Guest Observer—Jess L. Romo: Relief over anti-camping ordinance suspension

Observer—John Pixley: The stories aren't so neat and tidy in Claremont

April 29, 2006

Assessment district vote set for Johnson's Pasture

Publicity key to Johnson's Pasture campaign

Council officially suspends anti-camping ordinance

Foothill Country Day School begins plans for expansion

Students get a peek at future careers

May 3, 2006

New Los Angeles County crime lab to feature expanded DNA testing services

Local Private Eye: Some hire out dirty work to Brian Adams

CHS students bound for national debate competition

CHS mathematics teacher receives recognition

May 6, 2006

"¡Si se puede!"; More than 500 college students rally on Monday's "Day Without Immigrants"

CUSD board reviews reports

Rotary donates Taste of Claremont proceeds to Zambia

Cosmic sounds: Pitzer's Kohoutek festival showcases young talent

Los Angeles appeals homeless ruling; Claremont awaits results

May 10, 2006

Russ Warner Q&A: Democratic candidate for Rep. David Dreier's 26th Congressional seat

A journey to New Orleans

Young harpist earns sweet sound of success

Concert band rocks Hawaii

May 13, 2006

Living the American dream: Citizens group advocates owner-occupied affordable housing

Affordable housing plans move forward as city receives 6 site proposals

CHS principal honored for leadership, mentorship

Reward offered for missing hiker information

Iditarod: Claremont family participates in Alaskan dog sled race

May 17, 2006

El Roble: In the beginning

Homes unfinished but Habitat for Humanity prepares for dedication

CUSD assesses budgets, recommendations

Campaign kick-off party scheduled for Johnson's Pasture advocacy group

May 20, 2006

El Roble's Jenny McGourty-Riggs receives Teacher of the Year Award

Republican Assembly candidates debate issues in Claremont

Timothy Northrop tapped for Condit principal job

Congressional contest grows warmer

Council to debate user fee hikes

On the edge of change: Four local women bring different life experiences, art mediums together

Danbury, First Street Gallery artists combine talent

May 24, 2006

7000 immigrants sworn in at naturalization ceremony

El Roble celebrates 50 years

Relay for Life brings hope for cancer cure

Wolfpack baseball squad wins CIF opener

May 27, 2006

AbilityFirst receives much-needed face lift from actress

Campaign contributions reflect political clout

Mary Claire Kitayama bids adieu to seniors

Vista del Valle students celebrate diverse cultures

Council set to authorize assessment district vote

Sumner student stories come alive at Performing Arts Discovery Day

May 31, 2006

Pilgrim Place honored for water conservation

Claremont Inn rededicated as Doubletree

CHS students write notes of thanks to troops

Underdog candidate Hilsman takes aim at Dreier

Teacher-appreciation month ends with calm

June 3, 2006

26th Democrats make final push

Council green-lights assessment district vote

Superintendent Sheralyn Smith honored for lifetime achievement in education

Brownie troop donates cookie money to City of Hope

June 7, 2006

Claremonters turn out to cast votes in primary election

Downtown Dancing Denied: City refuses Walter's' Club 308 permit

CUSD roundup: District welcomes new superintendent

Chaparral students run, walk their way to better health

Wheelchair athlete shares inspiring story

June 10, 2006

Nominees emerge after primary; local turnout only 23.7%

Split property votes an option for assessment district balloting

Website opens the world of Chaparral Elementary

Students discover nature's treasures

June 14, 2006

New CUSD superintendent eager to begin

Claremont High Tragedy: Taeho Lee, days from graduation, drowns in Pacific

El Roble Panther Team eases transition into multi-course setting

Platinum-selling AFI makes Rhino appearance

June 17, 2006

Claremont High School celebrates class of 2006

Pomp and Pride: San Antonio High School celebrates 40th graduating class

Anonymous advocacy groups fight against assessment district

Council authorizes record LLD tax increase

June 21, 2006

South of the Border: College students visit Mexico to learn about immigration

Mountain View youngsters release raised trout as part of class project

Chuck Freitas honored by CUSD

June 24, 2006

Affordable housing project moves forward

New School of Theology president brings fresh perspective to college

Sunrise Rotary Club builds homes, changes lives

My Side of the Line: The new world of power

June 28, 2006

Plane crash leaves Claremonters in critical condition

Claremont Hillside Preserved: LA County to buy land west of Johnson's Pasture

Janey Perle leaves a legacy of CUSD programs

July 1, 2006

Battle over Benefits: McHenry pushes to eliminate council deferred compensation

Mountain View students travel as part of People to People Student Ambassador program

CUSD promotes healthy lifestyle for children

An equestrian education: Children learn about horses at weeklong camp

July 5, 2006

Claremont burglar gets two years in plea deal; PD incensed

Boys' State teaches American citizenship

Reception to be held for new superintendent

Moms' group meets, prays for local schools

July 8, 2006

Our fabulous Fourth: Patriotic celebration attracts families, friends

Fourth of Fury: Claraboya residents clash over American flag display

House decorating has competitors seeing red, white and blue

July 12, 2006

Jean Walton leaves a legacy

Plane crash victim dies: Pilot's wife suffered severe burns

Artists unite in support of hillside

Claremont Heritage hosts fundraiser

July 15, 2006

Packing House Catches Fire

Claremonter assumes interim chief financial officer role at Cal Poly

Local invests experience in Pitzer board of trustees

July 19, 2006

Saving up to save the pasture

Martin Weinberger: The arrival of Arnie

John Pixley: Watching it all go by from the sidelines

July 22, 2006

Chief Brown announces retirement

Mediation set for Claraboya flag incident

Johnson's Pasture voting result expected Wednesday

Up, Up and Away: Kids take flight in hot-air balloon

July 26, 2006

Young thespians offer 'Gifts from the Gods'

Padua Park, Citrus Regional Bikeway receive budget funding

City maintains steady spending levels, balanced budget

CUSD gets high scores from community

New coordinator on board at Joslyn Center

Concert series proves to be a summer staple

July 29, 2006

Assessment district fails, Johnson's Pasture future uncertain

Paul Cooper selected as interim police chief

Heat wave causes Claremont blackouts

New dean says it's a 'privilege' to be associated with Drucker

August 2, 2006

Bentley's Produce relocates to Upland

Campaign sets students off on the right foot

Young Claremonters to travel down under, promote peace

'Playing for Love': Local musicians, songwriters come together to share their passion for music

August 5, 2006

Developer selected for Base Line project

Councilman Calaycay publicly admonishes colleague for 'constant potshots'

Second chance for Johnson's Pasture: Council places bond measure on November ballot

Scout works toward Eagle rank, beautifies school

Mad Scientists shoot for the sky

Claremont Ralphs shutting down

COURIER website sees record traffic in July

August 9, 2006

Pedestrian killed in car collision

Hail to the Chief: Friends, colleagues say goodbye to Chief Brown

Great Scott! Pipers bring rich tradition to Claremont

August 12, 2006

Pomona ex-con arrested in raid

Local travelers face new flight restrictions after foiled terror plot

Claremont PD arrests murder suspect

Good dog—Guide dog

August 16, 2006

Hillside blaze destroys 10 acres; nearby homes, residents spared from fire devastation

City lawsuit victory clears path for PD vehicle stop study re-implementation

School aims to uphold honor to tree planted by Eleanor Roosevelt

Annual science camp ignites girls' interests

August 19, 2006

Local home values drop

Family emergency fund runs low; city seeks donations

A chat with the interim police chief

Claremonter discovers 120-year-old Bible

August 23, 2006

Old School House redevelopment plans take shape

Seniors take the plunge for health

Pomona sex offender arrested for alleged sex with 14-year-old Claremont boy

Toddlers learn a sign of the times

Trader Joe's signs lease in Claremont

Dreier honored by City of Hope

Claremont PD offers emergency response training session

August 26, 2006

Foothill Transit cuts only bus service to Base Line Road affordable housing site

Fathers go through trenches at baby boot camp

El Roble tests new school meals

August 30, 2006

One year after Hurricane Katrina, Claremont volunteers recall Gulf Coast destruction

Brushfire burns 5 acres; North Claremont blaze ignites after car fire

Funding approved for new PD radios

City will celebrate 100-year birthday

Claremont recycles 56% of trash

County Fair comes to town

September 2, 2006

City dedicates Village Expansion parking structure

Claraboya flag mediation set for Tuesday

Martin Weinberger: Newspaper Labor Day

Teeing up ...

Ticket to Wimbledon: Tennis host families get more out of the deal

Keepin' it clean: CMC freshmen carry on 14-year-old tradition

September 6, 2006

Children get a step up from Shoes that Fit

Claremont memories pulled Principal Kevin Grier back

Local cable now run by Time Warner

A look at the new CUSD teachers

September 9, 2006

Blitz build it wasn't, but Habitat families still pleased to be moving in

Mediation resolves Claraboya flag dispute

Garden nature guru: Bart O'Brien makes 100 most influential people list

El Roble Assistant Principal Steven Patterson follows in father's footsteps

September 13, 2006

Dead body found in Palmer Canyon ravine; Remains identified as owner of car that ignited recent brushfire

CHS football opens with blowout victory

Guest Observer: My Second Day of High School. By William Menard

Judy Daley tackles district job

Interim assistant principal eases transition

Guest Observer: Why We Support Measure S. By Opanyi Nasiali

September 16, 2006

Queens' 'urban legend': Seven months after airport escape, show dog Vivi still missing in New York

Claremont Club USTA Pro Classic finals slated for Sunday

Skate park renamed to honor Dick Guthrie

Committee forms to promote Johnson's Pasture bond measure

Dalzire Henry finds renewed joy for El Roble

Claremont High School alumna receives numerous scholarships

September 20, 2006

Driver nods off, smashes into Butte Street home

Former Miss America gives hope to incest survivors

No foul play in Palmer Canyon death, police say

September 23, 2006

4 patrons contract hepatitis A after Senor Baja visit

A day at the track: Record $3.9 goes up for grabs at the Fairplex

Financial aid an issue in congressional race

CUSD school board reviews various proposals, reports

Council benefit ordinance set for review at Tuesday meeting

Students put a different spin on international peace

September 27, 2006

Juvenile shot at Claremont Village Apartments

Peace celebrated for different reasons

El Roble, Sumner narrow achievement gap

September 30, 2006

Medical marijuana dispensary opens in Claremont

Fourth graders bring Broadway to Claremont

City council votes to continue health, deferred compensation benefits

Yes on S commences campaign maneuvering

Shooting victim released from hospital

October 4, 2006

Fact or Fiction? Iverson's 'High School Confidential' stirs up more controversy in Claremont

Village Expansion: the right step? Chamber of Commerce event, community survey highlight differences of opinion

Claremont students, singer show support in Los Angeles labor rally

CUSD approves measures, honors Luis Lopez

October 7, 2006

Medical marijuana doctor opens up shop in Claremont

Jackie Joyner-Kersee visits Claremont McKenna

Police commission rejects vehicle stop data collection

Elementary students tackle college course

Local firefighter tells of arduous task

Police eliminate shooting suspect after time-card check

Dani Palomino brings vegan lunch to Claremont High

Base Line affordable housing discussion set for Tuesday council meeting

Police promote Neighborhood E-watch program at community event series

Six Claremont police officers promoted

October 11, 2006

Local man reaches centennial milestone

Harvest Festival brings Sumner-Danbury community together

Mandatory ethics training offered for elected and appointed Claremont officials

McGourty-Riggs recognized among Los Angeles County teachers

Francis named new head coach for Claremont's varsity baseball team

October 14, 2006

Medical marijuana dispensary defies city order to close

Marijuana doctor issues prescriptions without city business license

Police and community share 'BBQ and a movie'

Movie series reflects improved PD community outreach effort

DA files manslaughter charges against driver in pedestrian collision

Fagg an inspiration to community

The great divide in beautiful Santa Barbara

October 18, 2006

A patient in Claremont: Rob Shively, longtime medical marijuana user, celebrates dispensary close to home

CHS students achieve semifinalist and commended status in National Merit Scholarship program

Claremonter brings a smile, excitement to gymnastics

CUSD gives support for Proposition 1D

October 21, 2006

Sex offenders to be banished from Claremont under Proposition 83

City officials warn of dire Proposition 90 consequences

Proposition 85 would require parental notification for teen abortions

Legal battle looms as dispensary pledges to remain open

CIA visit peaks interest, curiosity among collegiate audience

Surfin' USA coming to a theatre near you

'Dracula' arrives in time for Halloween

October 25, 2006

Claremont Colleges pledge $2.5 million toward Johnson's Pasture

Martin Weinberger: Yes on S (and other COURIER endorsements)

Q&A: Measure S: The truth about the general obligation bond

New series brings together leaders of today, tomorrow

ABC's Phil Palmer keynotes local university's Communications Day

Fundraising event brings school, community together in the spirit of fitness

October 28, 2006

City issues pot dispenser criminal citation

Ralph Nader brings 'civic' message to Claremont

Faux Frankenstein robs Stater Bros.

Village Venture: Yes, it was only yesterday—or so it seems

11 Webb students receive national recognition

Freshman team is a breath of fresh air for CHS girls volleyball

Small band (CHS) takes giant leaps

November 1, 2006

Oh boy! Village Venture a hit; See photo galleries by Trish Branley, Gabriel Fenoy

Council bans tax-funded alcohol in travel policy overhaul

Grandparents' Day returns to Western Christian School

New director of research turns over new leaf

Kristina Moraga: A golfer for life

November 4, 2006

Yes on S makes final push for Johnson’s Pasture

‘End of the road’ for Johnson's Pasture

CGU to present prestigious award to San Diego nonprofit

Citation to pot dispenser downgraded

Former Israeli prime minister warns audience of global dangers

Extension program excites and enriches students

David Dreier confronts a challenge

Elementary school is a lively campus on Halloween

November 8, 2006

Homecoming parade attracts a crowd

Caltrans claims inverse condemnation in suit against city

Newspaper craze sweeps local elementary school

PD hopes security camera will curb cemetery crime

Claremont elementary schools among state leaders in academic achievement

November 10, 2006

Victory for Measure S; Johnson’s Pasture to be preserved

City tug-of-war over Johnson’s Pasture purchase price may delay purchase

Supporters take moonlight hike after Johnson’s Pasture victory

Claremont High running back spectacular in comeback season

Completed general plan may be approved Tuesday

The friendly rivalry continues ...

Pilgrim Place celebrates Thanksgiving story

Sumner/Danbury fundraiser is a ‘walk and roll’ good time

November 15, 2006

Photo Gallery: Oy boy! Pilgrim Place Festival a hit

Trader Joe's slated for late-2007 opening

Rotary, family dedicate hillside shade structure to Nick Presecan

Pitzer College expands organic garden

CHS theatre arts holds weekend auction to kick off performing season

November 18, 2006

Johnson’s Pasture in the balance as negotiations continue

Claremont senior robbed of $15,000 in lotto hoax

Exchange program unites CHS and Slovenian students

City’s updated general plan—a ‘road map’—complete

Dreier’s influence diminishes after Democrats take House

Book fair creates reading frenzy on elementary campus

November 22, 2006

Driver who killed Claremont senior pleads not guilty

Bank bandit arrested after Village heist

New container garden a welcome addition to botanic garden

Elementary school and theater company maintain strong ties

November 25, 2006

Thanksgiving dinner attracts a community

Vulcan battle ongoing as city considers mining ordinance

Thanksgiving feast unites kindergarteners, schools

El Roble drama presents Romeo and Juliet Part II

November 29, 2006

Claremont resident dies after car crash

Second year water polo coach makes a splash

Organization brings hope and inspiration to Claremont residents

Measure S victory margin increases with provisional ballots

December 2, 2006

PD to unveil online overnight parking exemption system

Wellness program helps cancer survivors live on

School’s invention project fosters students’ creative side

City lets Johnson’s Pasture purchase agreement lapse

PD to purchase hybrid cars

Cost of election analysis angers council members

Romeo & Juliet II is loads of fun

Man who whipped daughter with dog leash charged

Planning commission hearing set for mining ordinance

December 6, 2006

Arrest made in magazine-salesman rape

Johnson’s Pasture owners issue counteroffer to city

Sprout’s Farmers Market will likely replace Ralphs

Hundreds flock to tree-lighting ceremony, Village Holiday Promenade

Youth Master Plan debuts “Live Vote”

CHS Theatre to showcase music of famous composer

December 9, 2006

Tragedy in Claremont: Rondie Walz formally charged; suspect's background comes into focus

Claremont fire stations join in 'Spark of Love'

New executive director a the helm of Claremont museum

Holiday light show makes Claremont residence center of attention

Japanese-American couple dedicates trees to Pilgrim Place

December 13, 2006

Skate Park named after Dick Guthrie

Condit Elementary and Toys for Tots, a great connection

Holiday tree reflects spirit of giving

Principal's Connection provides forum for discussion

December 16, 2006

Claremont experiences Nativity fever

Four charged with attempted murder, felony hate crimes

Ability Awareness Day puts students in another person's shoes

Florence Cohn continues toy drive for Navajo children

Claremont university, organization unite for common cause

Council adopts resolutions for major developments

Mining companies closer to goal

December 20, 2006

Grant program rewards Claremont teachers and students

Claremont resident selected as team leader for national study

Brenda Hill bids farewell

New arrest made in connection with Claremont stabbing case

Canned food drive is just in time for Christmas

Claremont Chamber of Commerce to hold Economic and Business Conference

CUSD board honors individuals, reviews school reports

December 23, 2006

Festive Open House unites community in the spirit of the holidays

Wild Parrots find a home in Claremont

Claremont resident reaches centennial milestone

Claremont celebrates Arbor Day

Leading technology publication names Claremont college among best

Claremont alumna creates shop of her dreams

Armed robbers target Pacific Western Bank

December 27, 2006

Holiday Sing brings cheer to school campus

Claremont grad student stands up for his beliefs, may end up in prison

From Pomona to Pasadena

Pitzer Goes Green

Claremont city hall now accepting applications

December 30, 2006

Year in Review - 2006

City of Claremont 2006 Review

Claremont Unified to build on momentum in 2007

Upcoming campaign events