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Shhh. City council moves full steam ahead on quiet zone

Claremont is moving forward with the possibility of implementing a quiet zone, appropriating over $48,000 toward a feasibility study during the city council meeting Tuesday night. The council voted 3-0 to approve the deal with City of Industry-based JMDiaz, Inc. to look into implementing a quiet zone along railroad tracks that bisect the city.

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Claremont police warn residents about Edison Company scam

Business owners and residents in Claremont have once again fallen victim to phone scams. On Wednesday, September 28, the Claremont Police Department received multiple reports from area businesses that people claiming to be from Southern California Edison were calling to say they had to pay a delinquent bill or their power would be shut off.

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Drunk man lucky to spend night in Claremont jail

On Sunday, September 25, a Riverside man was arrested on a drunk and disorderly charge after police gave him a golden opportunity to get a ride home. Police found 35-year-old Kenneth Arellano passed out in the driver’s seat of a white two-door Honda Accord in front of Bank of America around 3:45 a.m. Officers gave Mr. Arellano an option to get a ride home, and he contacted an Uber to come pick him up.

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Colorful sky after September storm

Colorful sky after September storm

Claremont was blessed with some much needed rain, especially closer to the mountains, as up to a half an inch of precipitation fell from a fast moving storm Wednesday afternoon. It wasn't long before the storm cleared out, leaving blue skies and rainbows shinning throughout the area. Claremont resident Catherine McIntosh had her camera ready when taking this photo from El Roble's sports field near Harrison Avenue. A cool down in finally arriving this weekend as high temperatures will drop to 80 by Sunday. Don't get too comfortable however, more heat is on the way next week.

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Claremont CALENDAR: Free concerts, Maloof, Jackson Browne

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SCRIPPS HOSTS FREE CONCERT Performing at Scripps College’s free Friday Noon Concert series today is Francisco Castillo (Pomona College) on oboe and Kino Gil (electronics), with original compositions as well as music by Patrice Williams and Oswald Bernard. This event is open to the public. Balch Auditorium, 1030 Columbia Ave., Claremont. More info is available at (909) 607-3266.

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Scout’s honor: There’s a new pack in Claremont

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Claremonters like their scouting, as evidenced by the runaway success of Cub Scout Pack 408. With membership edging 100 kids this year, it’s quadruple the size recommended for a single pack. In fact, it’s gotten so large the organization can’t engage in vigorous recruitment. This includes garnering members from less represented local elementary school sites.

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Ayala fights back but can’t overcome a Pack attack

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The Claremont High School girls varsity volleyball team celebrates after winning a particularly tough point on Tuesday during the Pack’s 3-1 defeat of visiting Ayala High. Claremont was clearly the dominant team and easily won the first set, however they may have underestimated Ayala, and the Bulldogs came back to win the second set. After that Claremont showed their strength, winning the final two sets. With the victory Claremont remains undefeated in Palomares League play with a 3-0 record. COURIER photo/Steven Felschundneff

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