Otto Fritton

Oct 25, 2024 | tsl.news | Charlotte Renner |Otto Fritton

The Sagehens put on their racing shoes to compete against fellow Division III foes at the annual Pomona-Pitzer (P-P) Cross Country Invite, their last home race of the season, on Saturday, Oct. 20. In the 8,000-meter-race race, the P-P men’s team finished first overall with a score of 31 points and an average time of 25:19, beating out runners-up Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (CMS). In the 6,000-meter-race, the women’s team placed second, behind CMS, with a score of 29 and an average time of 22:33.

Sep 12, 2024 | tsl.news | Otto Fritton

Opening their season in front of the Claremont faithful in sweltering 100-plus degree temperatures, Pomona-Pitzer (P-P) men’s soccer matched the heat with a 2-0 shutout against Puget Sound University on the morning of Sunday, Sept. 8. The win came thanks to two goals from Kyle Lau PO ‘24 and a defensive performance that kept the Loggers scoreless, notching the Sagehens their first win of the season after last weekend’s 3-3 draw to Pacific Lutheran.

Aug 12, 2024 | thevillagesun.com | Otto Fritton

Please contribute to The Village Sun’s GoFundMe campaign! You see some ads on our site, but some of them are from Google and, honestly, they don’t pay very much. We are very grateful for other ads from our local businesses, but unfortunately they don’t cover all of our expenses! Your donation will definitely make a difference! See above to make a GoFundMe donation and help ensure that The Village Sun keeps publishing.

Aug 5, 2024 | thevillagesun.com | Otto Fritton

Please contribute to The Village Sun’s GoFundMe campaign! You see some ads on our site, but some of them are from Google and, honestly, they don’t pay very much. We are very grateful for other ads from our local businesses, but unfortunately they don’t cover all of our expenses! Your donation will definitely make a difference! See above to make a GoFundMe donation and help ensure that The Village Sun keeps publishing.

Jul 25, 2024 | thevillagesun.com | Otto Fritton

BY OTTO FRITTON | Four years ago, electric bikes were riding high in New York City. They allowed food delivery drivers — often hailed as heroes of the pandemic — to rapidly deliver our highly-anticipated takeout orders. Fast-forward to today, though, with the pandemic in the rear-view mirror, and popular opinion on electric vehicles has shifted dramatically, with many people now considering them dangerous.