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On April 6 several homeowners in the Stone Canyon neighborhood just off Mt. Baldy Road began to notice mysterious flooding in their yards. And then on Monday residents on New Hampshire Avenue and Moody Place noticed similar flooding that seemed to rise directly out of the ground.
The Claremont Public Art Committee is again calling on artists to submit ideas for transforming 10 more utility power boxes over the summer.
A number of alert readers contacted the Courier this week after learning Claremont had lost its Tree City USA status.
Following a robust discussion, the Claremont City Council settled on a compromise solution for a new grant program to help facilitate the construction of more back houses, commonly known as “ADUs.”
he word “history” comes from the Greek word “historia,” which means “inquiry” or better stated, “knowledge from inquiry.” This is fitting because for a property to receive the designation “historic,” it requires inquiry and documentation.
What a difference seven months can make. The Docente Colby Circle development on Indian Hill Boulevard is almost ready for its first residents. The 95-unit project is broken into two phases: phase 1 consists of 17 homes, with 14 homes currently in escrow. Residents are scheduled to move in at the end of February. Phase […]
After a spate of recent cultural losses, including the Candlelight Pavilion, Rhino Records, and apparently, The Press, Claremont can finally put one in the win column: the Laemmle Claremont 5 theater will remain open … for now.
“Escrow has been cancelled,” Laemmle Theaters President and CEO Greg Laemmle told the Courier on Monday.
As I write this, light rain falls outside and the diversity of homes within my line of sight is amazing. A small, one-story bungalow kit home across Indian Hill Boulevard, being repaired and restored after damage from the January 2022 windstorm, sits directly across Seventh Street from a stately and substantial 1895 foursquare.