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Boys Tennis one win away from perfect season

Claremont High School boys tennis is one win away from an undefeated season as they defeated Ayala 17-5 on Monday at CHS. Number one singles seed Leyton Bohren won all three of his sets as did number one doubles partners Andrew Weisman and Ben Stapp.

Learn more about Measure G funds at CHS tour

The Claremont Educational Foundation will host an informative session regarding the status of Measure G projects at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, April 25 in the Claremont High School Theater. Measure G, which passed in November 2016, is a facilities bond that raised funds to repair and upgrade Claremont schools.

Students walk out of class to protest gun violence

Margo Gutierrez and Fiona Baler lead a protest march of fellow Claremont High School students on Friday in front of the high school. The group marched from the school to Claremont City Hall as part of a nationwide movement marking both the anniversary of Columbine Colorado shooting and to protest gun violence. COURIER photo/Steven Felschundneff

Active Claremont holds forum on measure SC

Jim Keith and Betty Crocker put on a presentation supporting Measure SC as part of a public forum on Thursday during the Active Claremont meeting at the Hughes Center. Measure SC is a general obligation bond that if passed by voters on June 5 would provide funds for building a new police station in Claremont. The event’s organizers were unable to secure someone to speak against the measure. COURIER photo/Steven Felschundneff

COURIER honored as state's top newspaper

For the third time in the 111-year history of the Claremont COURIER, the newspaper was named top community newspaper in the state by the California News Publisher’s Association (CNPA) at the annual journalism awards luncheon in Sonoma on Saturday. The COURIER was one of six newspapers to take first place in general excellence depending on circulation, both for weeklies and dailies. Steven Felschundneff's soccer in the rain photo, above, took first place for sports feature. More results and photos inside.

CALENDAR 9-day: CicLAvia, musical maverick, buy vinyl, ballerinas, concerts and more!

EARTH DAY, CICLAVIA Claremont’s 10th annual free Earth Day celebration takes place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Claremont Farmer’s and Artisan’s Market, which moves back to Second Street and Yale Avenue this Sunday to make room for CicLAvia. The event, which is sponsored by Sustainable Claremont and CicLAvia, features live music, hybrid and electric car show, an earth station, food trucks and a bike safety rodeo.