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Chau Vu is the first student from Pomona College to receive a Computing Research Association Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher Award — the highest honor for an undergraduate involved in computer science research. Vu, a senior computer science major and native of Hanoi, Vietnam, was one of eight students from across the country to be recognized last month for their excellence in research. Photo/by Travis Khachatoorian
In its first showing at Golden Bean The Americas 2024, a coffee roasting competition held last month at the Eldorado Ballroom in Houston, Texas, Lucky’s Coffee Roasters brought home five silver and five bronze medals across various categories.
I have been living in Claremont since 2008. I walk and bike all over this beautiful town. I love the variety of architecture I see in houses and other buildings. But above all, I love the trees.
Congratulations to Ron Riggio, who was chosen at random from among the 28 readers who correctly identified last week’s “Where Am I?” as the giant skeleton that for the past few years has been looming playfully over the south side of Base Line Road between Allegheny Court and Bonnie Brae Avenue.
The City of Ontario, Sports Facilities Companies and Greater Ontario Convention and Visitors Bureau recently shared the name of a multi-use sports complex set to open in fall 2026 will be Ontario Sports Empire.
The Claremont City Council approved a new playground design for Lewis Park Tuesday following months of chatter on the issue.
Claremont has a dog problem. With few exceptions, our public parks prohibit canines. I believe that limiting dogs to the city’s two “off-leash areas” harms canine welfare and does a tremendous disservice to the entire community.
At the October 3 Claremont Unified School District Board of Education meeting, staff and students from Mountain View and Sumner Danbury elementary schools highlighted their respective goals and planned actions to improve academic achievement for the 2024-2025 school year.
Students at Sycamore Elementary School and other Claremont Unified School District elementary schools participated in National Walk and Roll to School Day on Wednesday and received stickers from Sustainable Claremont members for participating.
When Ophelia Jump Productions hosts a big event, they go really big. Such was the case at the Garner House on Saturday evening, October 5 as OJP hosted its annual celebration of Spanish food, music, and dance: Espiritu Flamenco.
Our Lady of the Assumption Church’s annual 2024 Parish Fiesta did not disappoint, returning over the weekend for many enthusiastic festival goers of all ages. The fiesta is an important money raiser for the church, bringing thousands to the popular food, carnival and music event.
San Dimas Mountain Rescue Team, the volunteer search and rescue team overseen by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, is recruiting new members. SDMRT has served Eastern Los Angeles County, the San Gabriel Mountains and surrounding areas since 1955. Applications for the class of 2025 are due Friday, October 18. The team does search and […]
The Foothill Gold Line Azusa to Pomona segment is now more than 90% complete. The extension of the Metro A Line remains on track toward substantial completion by early 2025. “As we near the end of September, crews continue to focus on completing testing of the new light rail system and completing the four new […]
“Second Death of a Mad Wife,” by Kelly McBurnette-Andronicos, opens at 8 p.m. Saturday, October 12 at Ophelia’s Jump Productions, 2009 Porterfield Way, Suite I, Upland. The play runs through Sunday, November 3.
Congratulations to Alexandra Cira-Campbell, who was chosen at random among … well, the only reader who correctly identified last week’s apparently obscure “Where Am I?” as the “Thank a Friend” tree at Chaparral Elementary School in Claremont.
