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Readers comments 9.27.13

Walter’s celebration Dear Editor: On behalf of the Claremont Community Foundation, I want to thank everyone who attended the celebration of Nangy and Fahima Ghafarshad’s 40 years as owners of Walter’s Restaurant and, more importantly, members of the...

Fond memories from the golf links

by Peter Weinberger I was having a long, rough day out on the links. The word “mulligan” and “slice” continued to crop up in our conversation. But then again, I was only 15 years old and didn’t know any better. When I walked up to the...

Police blotter 9.27.13

Still unknown if 3 Claremont burglaries are related On Wednesday, September 18, as Claremont residents hustled to work, burglars made a sweep of 3 local homes. A home in the 2100 block of Oxford Avenue was the first target, broken into around 10 a.m. while an elderly...
Last chance to visit fair this weekend

Last chance to visit fair this weekend

Claremont city officials including City Manager Tony Ramos, left, Council Member Sam Pedroza and Senior Management Analyst Brad McKinny throw Mardi Gras beads to the crowd on Thursday during the Claremont Day parade at the Los Angeles County Fair. If you haven’t...

Douglas H. Moore

Douglas Houston Moore, a longtime resident of Claremont, died Tuesday, September 17, 2013 in the Health Center at Mt. San Antonio Gardens. He was 93. Mr. Moore was a math whiz from an early age, an ability that naturally led to an interest in computer technology well...