We couldn't produce another Claremont LIVING 2021 without taking about lifestyles in different homes, proving a bigger home is not necessarily are better or happier home. And with the real estate market as hot as it ever has been, we give you practical advice if you are in the market to move to Claremont. And that's not all! Here's our PDF edition, but you will also find separate stories sprinkled throughout the homepage. Including one of our favorites: Living Small. —PW
Are you ready to help support Claremont businesses during this holiday season? The COURIER Holiday MAG is a yearly special section that focuses on shopping Claremont. This year we toured the Village to profile some of the wonderful shops that have great ideas for holiday gifts. If you're a shopper, you will want to see this. We also tell another heart warming story focused on the gift of giving. We show the sheer joy of youngsters opening gifts, especially when so many go without. And there's more! All inside the Friday, December 4 COURIER print edition and online.
This special section has replaced the yearly Fourth of July edition that is published before the holiday. This year we delayed the publishing by one week in order to show what Claremont residents are doing without the city's July Fourth festivities. We also profiled Grand Marshals of years past and highlighted how Claremont businesses have adapted to better serve the public during this difficult time. Check out this upbeat special edition.
Most of us realize that the graduating classes of 2020 missed an important passage of life by not attending class for the end of their final year in high school. All three of the city's high schools—Claremont High, San Antonio and Webb—drastically adapted their curricula to continue the semester via online classwork. In honor of these students, the COURIER has produced a 3-page section loaded with wonderful photos of members of the class of 2020. Under each photo is a salutation that captures the personalities of these budding leaders. Check it out, it will be easy to reminisce. —PW
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