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  • Claremont police officer Lauren Haynes speaks with Elaine Bailey on Monday in the alley behind Arrow Highway near College Avenue. Ms. Bailey helped police look for Emily Christensen who wandered away from her Claremont home at about 2 p.m.

    Claremont police officer Lauren Haynes speaks with Elaine Bailey...

  • A police helicopter circles south Claremont early Monday afternoon during the search for Emily Christensen. Police used the helicopter broadcast an alert about the missing woman so that residents could look out for her.

    A police helicopter circles south Claremont early Monday afterno...

  • John Christensen keeps vigil in his back yard with Claremont police officer Lauren Haynes on Monday during the search for Mr. Christensen’s wife Emily.

    John Christensen keeps vigil in his back yard with Claremont pol...

  • Cayley Brown, 6, left, and her sister Madisyn, 3, play on the swings Monday at Cahuilla Park. Claremont is considering changing the name of the north Claremont park to reflect honor a local Native American tribe.

    Cayley Brown, 6, left, and her sister Madisyn, 3, play on the sw...

  • A pedestrian walks past the rock and concrete sign adjacent to Taylor Hall in Cahuilla Park on Monday in Claremont. If plans to change the park’s name go through the largest expense will be replacing this sign.

    A pedestrian walks past the rock and concrete sign adjacent to T...

  • CHS baseball players practice on one of the baseball diamond located at Cahuilla Park on Monday in Claremont. Plans are under way to change the park’s name to reflect the tradition of local Native Americans.

    CHS baseball players practice on one of the baseball diamond loc...

  • Bryan Rodriguez, left, Joey Ford and Chase Sermeno mess around at the playground Monday after school at Cahuilla Park in Claremont. Mr. Ford said that he has been coming to the park since he was a kid and thinks the city should not change the name.

    Bryan Rodriguez, left, Joey Ford and Chase Sermeno mess around a...

  • Councilmember Opanyi Nasiali, left, meets with Jim Keith, Brian Desatnik and Karen Rosenthal on Monday during a community budget meeting at Blaisdell Center in Claremont.

    Councilmember Opanyi Nasiali, left, meets with Jim Keith, Brian ...

  • Claremont’s Finance Director Adam Pirrie gives a short presentation about the city’s financial picture on Monday during a community budget meeting at Blaisdell Center.

    Claremont’s Finance Director Adam Pirrie gives a short present...

  • Claremont resident James Manifold uses a remote to respond to survey questions on Monday during a community budget meeting at Blaisdell Center in South Claremont. Attendees voiced their opinion on issues like future bond measures

    Claremont resident James Manifold uses a remote to respond to su...

  • City Manager Tony Ramos, and Interim Assistant City Manager Colin Tudor review the budget materials on Monday during a community input meeting at Blaisdell Center.

    City Manager Tony Ramos, and Interim Assistant City Manager Coli...

  • Claremont Police Officer Brian Thompson releases a man after detaining him on Monday in Claremont. The CPD’s 2011 Annual Report included good news on crime rates in the city including the lowest rate of more serious crime in 25 years.

    Claremont Police Officer Brian Thompson releases a man after det...

  • Claremont police officers Brian Thompson and Lauren Haynes question a woman on Monday in south Claremont. According to the Claremont Police Department’s 2011 Annual Report serious crime last year was at the lowest level in 25 years.

    Claremont police officers Brian Thompson and Lauren Haynes quest...

  • Claremont police officers Brian Thompson and Lauren Haynes question a woman on Monday in south Claremont. According to the Claremont Police Department’s 2011 Annual Report serious crime last year was at the lowest level in 25 years.

    Claremont police officers Brian Thompson and Lauren Haynes quest...

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