Crossroads, Inc., a reentry program for formerly incarcerated women, celebrated their 50th Anniversary Gala, held Thursday, June 6th at the Padua Hills Theatre. The Gala brought together a group of philanthropic sponsors, guests, alumni, current residents and elected...
There certainly was plenty of warning from the city and colleges that movie crews were going to be working in the Village this week. And they were not kidding. On Monday, the crew set up right outside (and inside) the Village Grille at Second Street and Yale Avenue...
After 60 years of service, First Baptist Church of Claremont’s nursery school will close on Friday, May 31. The school was founded in 1964 by Edith Fagg. Janet Hodges served as director after Fagg’s 1974 retirement. Suzanne Duron then took the position following...
The sixth Claremont Art Walk of 2024 runs from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday, June 1. Here’s what’s up: Ahmad Shariff Art Gallery, 107 Harvard Ave., displays works from more than 20 artists who captured the essence of Claremont in “Easel in the Village.” Benton Museum of Art,...
Condit Elementary School student Elizabeth Hayward recently launched a toy drive for children impacted by the foster care system to ensure they have something special to enjoy during the summer. “I was in foster care, so I thought it would be nice to do this,”...
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