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A celebration of feminism “Entre Mujeres (Between Women)

Author Helena María Viramontes, acclaimed Broadway and screen actress Alma Martínez, Grammy award-winning musician Martha González and Scripps College associate professor of music Cándida F. Jáquez, who is also director of the Scripps College Humanities Institute, will host the peña “Entre Mujeres (Between Women): Embodied Knowledges” on April 15 at 7:30 p.m. in Garrison Theater. The event is free and open to the public.

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Council eyes future for land, water preservation

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The preservation of local resources dominated discussion at the Claremont City Council meeting Tuesday night, beginning with action on the city’s potential water system acquisition. After a two-week delay, the council lent its unanimous approval to a final environmental study relating to the possible water system purchase. The report was discussed at length at the council’s last meeting in March, with the city’s legal team asserting that the water system purchase would have no significant environmental impacts.

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With low inventory, Claremont housing market heats up

It’s no surprise the market finally started to heat up for Claremont in March. Since inventory once again remains low, prices are up considerably from the previous year, and should continue to keep the market moving in an upward direction. On average, homes are selling very close to their asking prices, and well-priced/well-marketed homes often aren’t lasting much more than a week before selling. Check out our latest chart inside.

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Blood moon makes special appearance

Blood moon makes special appearance

Our first total lunar eclipse since December 2011 occurred around midnight Tuesday and into Wednesday morning. Total lunar eclipses result when the earth is directly between the moon and sun. The result is that the moon has a soft red glow, hence the name blood moon. The good news is that if you missed this one, there will be more to come. The next lunar eclipse is scheduled for October 8 of this year, followed by another on April 4, 2015. The most unique aspect is that these eclipses are all visible from any location in the United States. The weather will remain picture perfect with lots of sun in Claremont through the weekend. High temperatures will be in the 80s, with lows in the 50s. COURIER photo/Steven Felschundneff

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Taste brings fun and flavors to Claremont

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Local Realtor Charlene Bolton dances with her husband Mike McKenzie at this year's Taste of Claremont held at the Claremont University Consortium on Saturday. This 15th annual event is the Rotary Club of Claremont's biggest fundraiser of the year. Guests had the opportunity to taste food and drinks from local eateries and enjoy live music like classic rock band Remember Then. See our complete coverage on Friday. COURIER photo/Jenelle Rensch

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Teens get creative to help keep Claremont green

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Claremont High School students Arianna Moss and Rukmini Ravi pick up trash on the corner of First Street and Yale Avenue last week as part of a new youth program called Teen Green. There had been citizen and merchant complaints about litter in the Village so the city approached the students at TAC and the Teen Committee for ideas. The result was a new organization of volunteers from El Roble and the high school who meet on the second and fourth Wednesday to help keep Claremont clean. The teens noted that the most common trash they found was cigarette butts. COURIER photo/Steven Felschundneff

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CGU honors poets for Tufts Poetry Award

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Claremont Graduate University has selected Afaa Michael Weaver as the winner of the $100,000 Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award for his book “The Government of Nature.” The celebrated poet and academic is also a true success story coming from a poor family and working in blue-collar jobs while building his writing career. The Kate Tufts Discovery Award winner for 2014 is Yona Harvey and her book “Hemming the Water.” COURIER photo/Steven Felschundneff

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