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Burglary suspects escape Three Claremont Police officers take cover behind a fence while investigation of a home invasion on Scripps Drive Wednesday in Claremont. A caller reported seeing two black males breaking into the home at 10:25 a.m. The suspects were not located following a 2 hour search involving Claremont and Chino police with air support from Los Angels County Sheriff's Department. Complete coverage in the Saturday police blotter. COURIER photo Steven Felschundneff
Claremont hiker and dog rescued Paramedics transport Claremont resident Richard Davis to a waiting ambulance on Wednesday on Webb Canyon Road in Claremont. Mr. Davis became lost while hiking with his dog Maggie that morning in the hills above Webb Schools. Family became concerned when Mr. Davis failed to show for a lunch appointment with his mother-in-law. Mr. Davis' daughter Bev Davis, went to the her father's favorite hiking spot and noticed his parked car. She immediately began canvassing the area looking him. Claremont police were called and a Los Angeles County Sheriff's helicopter joined the search. According to police on the scene, Mr. Davis was dehydrated, but was in stable condition. He was transported to Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center. Ms. Davis rescued a thirsty dog Maggie, who was in good spirits. COURIER photo/Steven Felschundneff
More information on Saturday. ENTIRE STORY
Our community heroes' make a big impact They've given so much of their time
and energy to the Claremont community.
Now they're getting some
recognition for their efforts.
The Los Angeles County Fair has announced the
winners of this year's Community Hero awards. The
3 honorees will be recognized at Claremont Day at
the Fair to be held on Thursday, September 23. ENTIRE STORY
CHS athletics finds home in Sierra LeagueClaremont High School's sports
teams will encounter a new
brand of competition throughout
the fall, winter and spring sports seasons.
No longer a part of the Baseline
League, CHS is moving on to the next
chapter in its storied athletic history as
one of 6 teams in a restructured Sierra
League. ENTIRE STORY
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Teachers return to work after RIF notices are liftedThe Claremont Unified School District
Board of Education's approval
to rescind the Reduction in
Force (RIF) notices handed out in March
did not just apply to the 2010 recipients.
The board action also included several teachers who
received RIF notices in 2009 returning to their classrooms
and having parts of their positions restored. ENTIRE STORY
OUR TOWN: Fitness, tennis, art gallery opening and moreThe City of Claremont Human Services Department
will be hosting a free "Fall Into Fitness" open
house event on Thursday evening in celebration of
the newly relaunched recreation and activity guide.
The event takes place from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Hughes
Center, 1700 Danbury Road. ENTIRE STORY
Man wanted for assault at Griffith ParkA woman was sexually assaulted in the parking lot
at Griffith Park on Thursday night, according to police.
Staff at the Doctor's Hospital Medical Center in
Montclair notified police that a rape victim was being
treated in their emergency room late that night. She
had a 4-inch bruise on her arm and several scratches
on her back. ENTIRE STORY
Itemized project list released for CUSD bond measureAmore detailed project list for the
upcoming $95 million Measure
CL bond measure was approved
on Thursday by the Committee to Support
Claremont Schools.
The current plan for the $95 million bond is to apply
the funds in 4 main categories: repair and modernization
($48,412,886), technology ($22,189,862), sustainability
($14,395,562) and debt elimination
($10,000,000). ENTIRE STORY
Two Claremont gents attend National Scout JamboreeAt the 2010 National Scout Jamboree at Fort A.P. Hill
in Virginia there were over 48,000 Scouts in the arena
and there were cases of bottled water that ran across from
one side to the other. Out of the 48,000 Scouts, there
were two representing the city of Claremont, Jacob
Babineau and Joshua Cross.
"It is great to be at this amazing event to celebrate the
Centennial year of Scouting in America and to represent
Claremont," Jacob said. ENTIRE STORY
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