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Home where man was shot a ‘ticking time bomb’

April 15, 2021 11:46 AM

Flowers and votive candles line the steps of a home on Salem Court in Claremont where a man was fatally shot last Wednesday. Claremont police arrested Claremont resident Ronald W. Allen, 71, and charged him with murder. Bail has been set at $2 million. COURIER photo/Steven Felschundneff

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Seniors help Claremont's high vaccine rate

April 14, 2021 11:35 AM

COVID-19 vaccines were distributed at the Alexander Hughes Community center on Wednesday, April 14th to anyone with an appointment. There were 150 vaccines available to currently eligible L.A. County residents, but none came with a guarantee of a particular brand of vaccine. Depending on the vaccine administered, a second dose clinic will be held for the same individuals in four weeks. COURIER photo/Jessica Aitken

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School opens to wide eyes and happy faces

April 14, 2021 11:13 AM

It took some time to track down sixth-year Oakmont Elementary School Principal Jennifer Adams on Monday morning. She was in constant motion, waving to passing cars, greeting students and families, and answering last-minute questions from a small army of school employees as they ticked down the final moments before the campus opened for the first time in more than a year. COURIER photo/Peter Weinberger

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'Let's play two!'

Claremont High School senior Max Suckley is thinking fastball all the way during away game action against Ayala High School, Wednesday. The CHS varsity baseball team ended up losing the game 7 to 1, getting their only run in the 6th inning. CHS's next game is home against Alta Loma High School, April 16t at 3:30 p.m. COURIER photo/Jessica Aitken

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Revenue forecasts first step in city’s budgetary process

April 15, 2021 8:50 PM

City staff is well into the process of developing Claremont’s 2021-22 budget, according to a presentation at Tuesday’s Claremont City Council meeting by City Manager Adam Pirrie. Mr. Pirrie’s report focused on projected revenue with an emphasis on the general fund. There will be another report to the city council on expenditures on April 27, followed by a community budget workshop on Saturday, May 15.

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Sculpture saved, trees removed at ‘Moses’ house

April 15, 2021 8:44 PM

The home on Twelfth Street in the Claremont Village where a beloved sculpture by Charles Chase was rescued last week continues to generate interest after it was discovered that four city of Claremont street trees were cut down in the process of overhauling the landscaping.

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This dog knows how to wear a mask properly

April 14, 2021 3:56 PM

COURIER reader John Yerger spotted this sign about the proper use of a mask while walking recently near the Little League fields in College Park. It seems apropos the sign features a dog because the Pooch Park, will be closed for the next month for its annual turf rebuilding program. The temporarily closure began on Monday and the park is scheduled to reopen Monday, May 3. Click our entire story link to see the correct ways the dog wears a mask. Photo/John Yerger

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