Claremont is $50.8 million in the hole with funding its retirement pensions, but the city says it is chipping away at the debt. That information comes from Claremont Finance Director Adam Pirrie, who said in an email the shortfall represents the “unfunded...
With a focus equally rooted in history and the future, Pitzer College opened the Robert Redford Nature Conservancy for Southern California Sustainability to its first round of students this semester. The conservancy, which is located on a 12-acre parcel near the...
Claremont got its first real look at a plan set to transform the southern edge of the Village. The planning commission and architectural commission pored over a packet of draft goals, guiding principles, and initial land use and circulation concepts for the proposed...
by Diann Ring, Claremont city council from 1986 to 1999 Thank you for the opportunity to share with your readers and my neighbors a 40-year story of public funding for Claremont services. This will not likely be made into a TV blockbuster series, but I hope that it...
Claremonter and distance runner John Renken is quick to sing the praises of cryotherapy. Mr. Renken, 50, is in the middle of training for his fourth Boston Marathon, which will take place on April 16. A part of that grueling training is a recovery treatment known as...
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