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Drucker House Museum names executive director

1 week ago | claremont-courier.com | Skylar Anderson

On March 26, Claremont Graduate University announced that Trevor Anthony, a Ph.D. candidate at CGU’s School of Arts and Humanities, would head the Drucker House Museum as its first executive director. Formerly Peter and Doris Drucker’s home for three decades, the Drucker House Museum offers learning experiences in fields such as museum studies, history, and management.
Readers' comments: April 18, 2025

1 week ago | claremont-courier.com | Skylar Anderson

United we standDear editor:I’ve seen too much venom in our citizens’ comments section of our beloved Courier. We have differences, no doubt about it, but we need a path to work with each other for our common good. “Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that,” Martin Luther King Jr.Lawrence CastorenaClaremontE-bikes make trails unsafe for hikersDear editor:I’d like to share my experience with e-bikes and hiking.
Humane society fundraiser takes place April 26

1 week ago | claremont-courier.com | Skylar Anderson

Inland Valley Humane Society and Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals hosts its annual Paws 4 Pets Walk fundraiser, a pet-friendly stroll through Bonelli Regional Park, Saturday, April 26 at 9:30 a.m. at 120 E. Via Verde Ave., San Dimas. Registration is $50 at ivhsdogwalk.org. Children under 5 are free. Onsite check-in, T-shirt pick-up, and vendor booths open at 8 a.m. on event day. Pet contests will take place through noon. Proceeds benefit IVHS and SPCA.
CEF fundraiser entertains with night of laughter

1 week ago | claremont-courier.com | Skylar Anderson

The Claremont Educational Foundation’s Night of Magic and Comedy on April 16 at Padua Hills Theatre raised more than $20,000. All proceeds will help ensure that every student at every school receives an impactful and achievement-filled education from Claremont Unified School District.
Tuning in — in a Small Town | Claremont COURIER

1 week ago | claremont-courier.com | Skylar Anderson

By John Pixley | Special to the Courier“TURN THE T.V. OFF”“TURN THE T.V. OFF”“TURN THE T.V. OFF”“TURN THE T.V. OFF”The signs in the front yard not far from my house are, if nothing else, insistent. They yell out at me every time I go by. I could see them as a gentle encouragement, a friendly reminder. I could see them as a neighborly nudge, a good-natured entreaty. What I see each and every time I pass by is an urgent wake-up call. I literally hear alarms going off.
Should e-bikes be allowed in the Wilderness Park?

1 week ago | claremont-courier.com | Skylar Anderson

By Peter Weinberger | [email protected] bikes have become a hot topic — largely due to safety concerns, especially when riding around other people. And that’s nearly all the time. Yes, e-bikes are regulated, but enforcement is difficult, especially when it comes to limiting power and speed. As a longtime e-bike rider, and having lived and rode in several states, I can tell you: e-bike rules are enforced inconsistently and are easily ignored.
Police Blotter: April 18, 2025

1 week ago | claremont-courier.com | Skylar Anderson

by Andrew Alonzo | [email protected], March 31Claremont Police Department officers responded to a 1 p.m. call about a physical altercation at a residence in the 1400 block of Morton Circle. Police spoke with two people involved and determined a 47-year-old Claremont woman was the main aggressor in the incident, leading to her arrest for assault with a deadly weapon or instrument other than a firearm, a felony.
Four of 5Cs named top Fulbright producers

1 week ago | claremont-courier.com | Skylar Anderson

Claremont McKenna, Scripps, Pomona, and Pitzer colleges — four of the five Claremont Colleges undergraduate institutes — were named top producers of United States Fulbright students in the baccalaureate institutions category by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs in February. The four universities together produced 41 Fulbright students during the 2024-25 cycle, with Pomona totaling 16; Pitzer, 11; and seven each at CMC and Scripps.
Obituary: Kenneth Eugene Brage

1 week ago | claremont-courier.com | Skylar Anderson

Beloved husband, father, grandfather, local musicianIt is with profound sadness that we are announcing the passing of Kenny Brage. Kenny was born in Huntington Park, California to Oscar Kennth and Eva Lillie Brage. He died peacefully at his home in Lake Arrowhead surrounded by his family. Kenny grew up in Claremont. He attended Vista Del Valle Elementary School and El Roble Middle School and was a 1966 graduate of Claremont High School. Kenny loved music.
Pomona College honors six alumni

1 week ago | claremont-courier.com | Skylar Anderson

Pomona College’s Alumni Association Board will honor six alumni for their professional achievements and service to the college during alumni weekend, Thursday, May 1 through Sunday, May 4. The recipients include: Charles E. Phelps, class of 1965; Susan Blaustein, 1975; John Rabold, 1975; Nancy Treser-Osgood, 1980; Douglas M. Haynes, 1985; and Priya Amritraj, 2015.