by Skylar Anderson | Jun 18, 2021 | Opinion
It’s not easy getting old. I just turned sixty-five, passing up the Beatles’ questions about turning 64, signing up for Social Security and Medicare, and long past receiving my AARP card in the mail. Having grown up with the anthem “Forever Young,” I’m surprised,...
by Skylar Anderson | Jun 18, 2021 | Readers Comments
Segregation vs. Inclusion Dear editor: On Tuesday, city council may approve the Village South Specific Plan for up to 1,000 residential units (plus a hotel and other businesses), and our city’s overall plan for housing (the Housing Element of our General Plan) is...
by Skylar Anderson | Jun 18, 2021 | Latest News
Beginning next month, all Claremont businesses will be enrolled in the city’s widely recognized free Commercial Food Waste Recycling Program that will not only help recycle food scraps regularly thrown out, but also potentially bring down waste costs for some...
by Skylar Anderson | Jun 18, 2021 | Latest News
While most of us hope to live a long and healthy life, we rarely think about what that journey could actually entail. For Claremont resident Jean Scaduto Parafiorito, the journey so far has included 105 New Year’s Eve and holiday celebrations, 105 trips around the sun...
by Skylar Anderson | Jun 11, 2021 | Latest News
Although it was a gloomy Saturday morning in the Claremont Village, spirits were high as teens lined up in the alleyway next to Hendricks Pharmacy to receive their first dose of a coronavirus vaccine. The special clinic prioritized youths in the community and came...
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