Opinion
by Steve Harrison Computers and technology are wonderful things; well, until they’re not. Last week I found myself in credit card hell, perhaps only purgatory, but it was uncomfortable and […]
by Marc Ang I was recently interviewed on local Fox 11 about the recent Stephen A. Smith controversy about his comments on Shohei Ohtani’s use of a translator. Stephen asserted […]
This scam story is embarrassing and painful for me to talk about. So at the very least, I want to make sure this doesn’t happen to any,one else. We all […]
Across the nation and globe, whole species succumb to climate crisis, fires rage, flood waters engulf, many forms of racism and tyranny work their insidious way into the bloodstream of […]
On Wednesday evening, January 17, 1940, guests arriving for the opening of the Village Theatre were given an inaugural program welcoming them. The program began: “We Greet You >> >> […]
If you have been a reader of my column, you know that I’m not a Trump supporter, but I do believe there are things we could do to make life […]
Now that The Commons development proposal has been rejected, it’s easy to see the intense emotions housing proposals bring to a community. Managing growth is so difficult, and in that […]
by Mick Rhodes | mickrhodes@claremont-courier.com Many, if not most of the folks I write about in the COURIER’s popular Police Blotter feature are addicted to drugs. Many are unhoused, and all […]
Housing Claremont has been a consistent advocate for alleviating housing shortages for low and very low-income residents in our community. The Village South development presents a rare opportunity for the […]
It’s not easy getting old. I just turned sixty-five, passing up the Beatles’ questions about turning 64, signing up for Social Security and Medicare, and long past receiving my AARP […]
In its June 4 edition, the COURIER ran a reader comment letter titled “Village South Parking Reductions.” The letter mischaracterizes the parking requirements of the Village South Specific Plan (VSSP) […]
I always thought I knew what racism looked like. I believed that if I saw it firsthand, I would be able to identify it and call it out. But what […]
Salt and pepper. Bread and butter. Hugs and kisses. When we consider things that go together, not many would disagree with movies and popcorn. It wasn’t always that way. In […]
by Rev. Dr. Thomas Johnson What in heavens name is going on in the Middle East? This question has been asked by all recently, including, for the past 15 years, […]
by Michael Ceraso Editor’s note: Oris V. Barber, 86, passed away May 5 after a full life enjoying the company of others during his travels biking around the country. He […]
by Steven Felschundneff | steven@claremont-courier.com This past weekend my wife Grace and I went to a public place along with thousands of strangers, an activity which was unthinkable just a […]
