Readers Comments
Now that Curtis Real Estate is closing its doors, I should like to reminisce about my meeting its doyenne, Florence Curtis.
Dear editor: This past [Saturday], California Botanic Garden again opened to the public. It’s been a long haul!
On February 5th, 2022, at the Claremont City Council’s Strategic Planning Meeting, the city council named anti-racism and anti-discrimination as a priority for the city.
The longstanding, severely constraining process of providing affordable housing across the socioeconomic spectrum in Claremont is replete with growth restrictive policies, which, when combined, effectively serve as redlines against the economic feasibility of developing low income housing for either sale or lease.
When I looked out the living room window a few days before Super Bowl LVI, two large police cars were blocking the entry to our cul-de-sac.
These past few years, I have been a strong proponent of the development of Village South. I saw it as a way to bring more affordable, right-sized, transit-oriented development with sustainable solutions to a blighted downtown area.
Who knew that Valentine’s Day would come early in the form of a love letter from the Golden State?
The ferocious Santa Ana winds that ravaged Claremont on Friday night were incredibly destructive, but I believe there are lessons to be learned from the disaster.
Do we now live in a world where a fact is dependent on perception? Does objective reality exist?
After reading the recent COURIER’s article on local businesses reacting to COVID, I decided to write a thank you letter to the Claremont community.
The Kiwanis Club of Claremont wishes to extend our sincere appreciation to the many residents of our community who once again have contributed to the great success of our annual holiday fundraising event, the Pop-Up See’s Candies Store.
Dear editor: In the Claremont Hills Wilderness Park on June 18, our son, Noah, was biking down the Pomelo trail in Gale Canyon when he hit a barely-visible rope that was suspended across the trail.
Dear editor: Most young folks think history can’t teach us much. However, today’s news headlines beg us to consider otherwise.
Dear editor: Kris Meyer is correct when he states “Lady Justice is supposed to be blind folded, but in present day society there seems to be different rules for different ‘classes’ of people.”
CMS Athletes: Are their talents being overlooked? Dear editor: You hear the crowd roar as you step down the aisle to find a seat near the game. The CMS Women’s Basketball team is playing a home game in Roberts Pavilion. You can feel the excitement in the air as players make consecutive shots, followed by […]
Readers comments: March 18, 2022
March 17th, 2022
Dear editor: I am enclosing with this my “Senior” subscription renewal, and also my first contribution to the COURIER as a non-profit. I would not want to be without the COURIER!