by Enthusiast | Jan 9, 2015 | Claremont Obituaries
Loving mother and grandmother, pillar of strength Calm, strong and independent to the end, Betty Bulkley died peacefully on December 28, 2014 in her own apartment at Claremont Manor as she had wished, under hospice care after a recent diagnosis of ovarian cancer. Just...
by Enthusiast | Jan 9, 2015 | Opinion
by Debbie Carini The first time my father left his home state of New Jersey to travel outside the New York metro area was courtesy of the United States government. In 1958, Uncle Sam was shipping him to Aberdeen, Maryland. He was then transported to Fort Polk in...
by Enthusiast | Jan 9, 2015 | Claremont Police Blotter
Thursday, January 1 Vandals resolved to ruin New Year’s Day for one Claremont resident who woke up to discover her property pelted with eggs. The unknown suspects flew the coop after throwing eggs at the home and a Kia Sorrento located on the 400 block of St....
by Enthusiast | Jan 9, 2015 | Latest News
While most try to start the New Year off by discarding their past year, Pilgrim Place senior community takes it as an opportunity to look back and celebrate its last 100 years. Their celebration began January 8 with a Centennial Vesper Service commemorating the...
by Enthusiast | Jan 8, 2015 | Latest News
It’s been three years since City Manager Tony Ramos took office and, by most accounts, Claremont is the better for it. Under his leadership, the city has seen an average budget surplus of over $1.5 million annually and an increase in the general reserve fund...
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