With vacation season on the horizon, Claremont residents might be eager to break out the recreational vehicle from cold storage. However, they are reminded about a few rules that could get them in trouble with the city if they’re not careful. Temporary parking for...
Tax day is almost here Tax Day is quickly approaching with the deadline to file your federal income tax returns scheduled for April 18. Unfortunately, expert tax help for seniors provided by trained American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) personnel at the...
by Mick Rhodes | mickrhodes@claremont-courier.com Though a three-judge U.S. appeals court panel ruled March 17 that Riley’s Farm co-owner Jim Riley may not recover alleged monetary damages from Claremont Unified School District, it wasn’t all good news for CUSD. The...
Grandfather, U.S. Navy veteran, teacher, reader, country music fan Paul Jerome Britz died December 20, 2021, at his home in Claremont, shortly after being diagnosed with serious illnesses. He was 87. Born to Dorothy Arter and Peter Britz in Danville, Illinois on...
On March 30, the city posted online that up to 30% of the material recycled in Claremont is actually trash. With the best of intentions, residents often discard non-recyclable items in their blue recycling containers. This process is known as “aspirational recycling”...
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