by Mick Rhodes | mickrhodes@claremont-courier.com “Safe at Home,” is of course the best course of action to arrest the spread of coronavirus, but could all this sudden, isolated close quarter-living put a strain on our mental health? Of course it could....
The team at AgingNext has served older adults in Claremont and 15 neighboring cities for 45 years. The organization works hand-in-hand with its clients—older adults—to ensure they are equipped with the tools they need in order to feel confident about their...
Right now, the American Red Cross has an ongoing critical need for blood product donations as uncertainties remain during this coronavirus pandemic. Blood drives continue to be cancelled at an alarming rate and patients need a sufficient blood supply throughout the...
by Steven Felschundneff | steven@claremont-courier.com After one week of Los Angeles County’s “Safer at Home” order, and a similar directive coming from Sacramento instructing residents to stay at home, life has changed profoundly in Claremont. At...
Natasha Ott, a former Claremont High School graduate from the class of 2000, passed away before learning the results of her test for the coronavirus. Ms. Ott, who had been living in New Orleans for the past five years, decided to wait to take the test until she...
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