April 2010 Archives
The city council, in a 4-1 vote, decided to not adopt a no smoking in outdoor public places ordinance.
Councilman Larry Schroeder was the lone vote against the no vote in the Tuesday city council meeting. The ordinance was the recommendation from the Community Services Commission.
Numerous businesses, including Andrew Behnke who spoke on behalf of the DoubleTree Hotel Claremont and the city's chamber of commerce, were against the ordinance because of a possible loss in business dollars.
Councilman Larry Schroeder was the lone vote against the no vote in the Tuesday city council meeting. The ordinance was the recommendation from the Community Services Commission.
Numerous businesses, including Andrew Behnke who spoke on behalf of the DoubleTree Hotel Claremont and the city's chamber of commerce, were against the ordinance because of a possible loss in business dollars.
Tickets are available for the Claremont/West End Auxiliary of Children's Fund's Home Tour on Saturday and Sunday.
The home tour, in Claremont and Upland, will support the auxiliary's mission in helping children.
Four classic homes, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days, will be open in the two cities.
The tiickets are $30.
Information: 909-624-5781 or 909-920-9438.
The home tour, in Claremont and Upland, will support the auxiliary's mission in helping children.
Four classic homes, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days, will be open in the two cities.
The tiickets are $30.
Information: 909-624-5781 or 909-920-9438.
Nori Kosuge will host an opening reception about Japanese paper cutting from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Claremont Forum Gallery.
Art projects using paper cutting, with a $10 supply fee and stapler, take place from 10 a.m. to noon Monday and Tuesday; and 2 to 4 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday.
Class is limited to 10 students so call (909) 626-3066 or register online at www.claremontforum.org.
The forum is at 586 West First St.
Art projects using paper cutting, with a $10 supply fee and stapler, take place from 10 a.m. to noon Monday and Tuesday; and 2 to 4 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday.
Class is limited to 10 students so call (909) 626-3066 or register online at www.claremontforum.org.
The forum is at 586 West First St.
Nori Kosuge will host an opening reception about Japanese paper cutting from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Claremont Forum Gallery.
Art projects using paper cutting, with a $10 supply fee and stapler, take place from 10 a.m. to noon Monday and Tuesday; and 2 to 4 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday.
Class is limited to 10 students so call (909) 626-3066 or register online at www.claremontforum.org.
The forum is at 586 West First St.
Art projects using paper cutting, with a $10 supply fee and stapler, take place from 10 a.m. to noon Monday and Tuesday; and 2 to 4 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday.
Class is limited to 10 students so call (909) 626-3066 or register online at www.claremontforum.org.
The forum is at 586 West First St.
Eco-children's boutique No Sugar Added will celebrate its three-year anniversary Saturday with an 11 a.m. eco-fashion show, a 2 p.m. Piggy Pain non-toxic nail polish demonstration and sales and giveaways.
There are also free goodie bags for the first 50 customers.
No Sugar Added, 141 Yale Ave., Claremont. Info: www.NoSugarAddedShop.com or 909-626-1969
There are also free goodie bags for the first 50 customers.
No Sugar Added, 141 Yale Ave., Claremont. Info: www.NoSugarAddedShop.com or 909-626-1969
Eco-children's boutique No Sugar Added will celebrate its three-year anniversary Saturday with an 11 a.m. eco-fashion show, a 2 p.m. Piggy Pain non-toxic nail polish demonstration and sales and giveaways.
There are also free goodie bags for the first 50 customers.
No Sugar Added, 141 Yale Ave., Claremont. Info: www.NoSugarAddedShop.com or 909-626-1969
There are also free goodie bags for the first 50 customers.
No Sugar Added, 141 Yale Ave., Claremont. Info: www.NoSugarAddedShop.com or 909-626-1969
The Friends of the Claremont Library Poetry Series is celebrating the month of Shakespeare's birth.
Cal Poly Pomona professor Ed Rocklin will discuss Hamlet Sunday at the Claremont Public Library.
The event takes place at 2 p.m. Sunday at the library, 208 Harvard Ave., Claremont.
Information: (909) 621-4902
Cal Poly Pomona professor Ed Rocklin will discuss Hamlet Sunday at the Claremont Public Library.
The event takes place at 2 p.m. Sunday at the library, 208 Harvard Ave., Claremont.
Information: (909) 621-4902
Gelencser House Concerts presents James Hurley, a song writer who has "the sophistication of jazz, the immediacy of blues and the imagery of film," according to a news release.
The performance starts at 7:30 p.m. Saturday but reservations must be made to receive an address.
Suggested donation is $15.
Future concerts include: Barry McGuire and John York "Trippin' the Sixties" on May 15; Singer and songwriter Jack Tempchin on June 12; Singer and songwriter Ross Altman on July 17; Urban roots band Po' Girl on Sept. 26; Singer and songwriter John York of the Byrds Oct. 23; Dave Mallet, who wrote the song "The Garden Song," on Nov. 19; Stephanie Backman and Luke Halpin on Jan. 22, 2011
Gelencser information: (909) 596-1266 or http://www.gelencserhouseconcerts.com/index_files/Page518.htm
The performance starts at 7:30 p.m. Saturday but reservations must be made to receive an address.
Suggested donation is $15.
Future concerts include: Barry McGuire and John York "Trippin' the Sixties" on May 15; Singer and songwriter Jack Tempchin on June 12; Singer and songwriter Ross Altman on July 17; Urban roots band Po' Girl on Sept. 26; Singer and songwriter John York of the Byrds Oct. 23; Dave Mallet, who wrote the song "The Garden Song," on Nov. 19; Stephanie Backman and Luke Halpin on Jan. 22, 2011
Gelencser information: (909) 596-1266 or http://www.gelencserhouseconcerts.com/index_files/Page518.htm
All spellers or fans of spellers on April 18 can attend a Claremont Public Library spelling bee at Taylor Hall.
Teams are made up of three adults who support literacy as well as libraries.
Teams that have competed in past years include the Claremont City Council, Claremont Unified School District School Board, Kiwanis, Rotary and others.
Taylor Hall is at 1775 N. Indian Hill Blvd. on the corner of Indian Hill Boulevard and Scripps Drive.
For more information, send an e-mail to claremontspellingbee@gmail.com or call (909) 399-9201
Teams are made up of three adults who support literacy as well as libraries.
Teams that have competed in past years include the Claremont City Council, Claremont Unified School District School Board, Kiwanis, Rotary and others.
Taylor Hall is at 1775 N. Indian Hill Blvd. on the corner of Indian Hill Boulevard and Scripps Drive.
For more information, send an e-mail to claremontspellingbee@gmail.com or call (909) 399-9201
Michael Kimmel, gender equity expert and shriver report author will speak at 7 p.m. April 19 in honor of Equal Pay Day in Balch Auditorium Scripps College.
The American Association of University Women-CA, Intercollegiate Women's Studies of the Claremont Colleges and Scripps Gender & Women's Studies Department will sponsor a series of events April 19 featuring Kimmel.
Kimmel will discuss "Mars and Venus, or Planet Earth: Why Women's Equality is Good for Men, Too" and address "workplace equality, the glass ceiling, pay equity, work-life balance, sexuality, and sexual assault, making the case that women's equality is in everyone's interest."
Kimmel will also visit classes, conduct a pay equity workshop for students and meet informally with faculty.
The events are sponsored with funding from AAUW-CA's Gloria Weston Campus Outreach Fund, which supports programs at California colleges on gender and pay equity and funding from IWS, according to the news release.
Kimmel, a professor of sociology at the State University of New York at Stony Brook and has written extensively on men and masculinity, violence against women and privilege and other topics.
Kimmel's chapter for The Shriver Report, "Has a Man's World Become a Woman's Nation?," on men's responses to women's entry into the workforce, can be found at: http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/2009/10/womans_nation.html.
Interviews with Kimmel can be at:
http://www.pbs.org/kued/nosafeplace/interv/kimmel.html and
http://www.feministing.com/archives/018406.html.
The American Association of University Women-CA, Intercollegiate Women's Studies of the Claremont Colleges and Scripps Gender & Women's Studies Department will sponsor a series of events April 19 featuring Kimmel.
Kimmel will discuss "Mars and Venus, or Planet Earth: Why Women's Equality is Good for Men, Too" and address "workplace equality, the glass ceiling, pay equity, work-life balance, sexuality, and sexual assault, making the case that women's equality is in everyone's interest."
Kimmel will also visit classes, conduct a pay equity workshop for students and meet informally with faculty.
The events are sponsored with funding from AAUW-CA's Gloria Weston Campus Outreach Fund, which supports programs at California colleges on gender and pay equity and funding from IWS, according to the news release.
Kimmel, a professor of sociology at the State University of New York at Stony Brook and has written extensively on men and masculinity, violence against women and privilege and other topics.
Kimmel's chapter for The Shriver Report, "Has a Man's World Become a Woman's Nation?," on men's responses to women's entry into the workforce, can be found at: http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/2009/10/womans_nation.html.
Interviews with Kimmel can be at:
http://www.pbs.org/kued/nosafeplace/interv/kimmel.html and
http://www.feministing.com/archives/018406.html.
The City of Claremont is looking for proposals from businesses interested in leasing and operating a single state licensed preschool program and a single half-day tiny tots program, city officials said in a news release.
The preschool program is at the Alexander Hughes Community Center and the tiny tots program is at the Lewis Park building.
"The premises will be leased solely for operating a licensed preschool and tiny tots program," according to the release.
Proposals should state if they are for the preschool program and tiny tots program or preschool program alone.
Proposals to operate only the tiny tots program will not be considered, according to the release.
Information on how to submit a proposal: Nancy Krahn, Administrative Assistant at 909-399-5495 or by email at nkrahn@ci.claremont.ca.us.
Proposals must be submitted to the Alexander Hughes Community Center, 1700 Danbury Rd. by 5 p.m. April 22 to be eligible.
The preschool program is at the Alexander Hughes Community Center and the tiny tots program is at the Lewis Park building.
"The premises will be leased solely for operating a licensed preschool and tiny tots program," according to the release.
Proposals should state if they are for the preschool program and tiny tots program or preschool program alone.
Proposals to operate only the tiny tots program will not be considered, according to the release.
Information on how to submit a proposal: Nancy Krahn, Administrative Assistant at 909-399-5495 or by email at nkrahn@ci.claremont.ca.us.
Proposals must be submitted to the Alexander Hughes Community Center, 1700 Danbury Rd. by 5 p.m. April 22 to be eligible.
From the news release:
"Rhino Records & The Mad Platter will be celebrating the 3rd annual Record Store Day on Saturday April 17th from 10am to 10pm. The previous 2 years we have featured free live performances by top shelf talent The Eagles of Death Metal, Eli "Paperboy" Reed, Frank Fairfield & others. This year we have lined up some stellar acts that run the musical gamut and timeline.
RHINO RECORDS
Patrick Campbell-Lyons (Of UK 60's psychedelic band Nirvana UK) will be reading excerpts from his novel "Psychedelic Days" as well as signing the book & taking questions at 11am at Rhino.
Nirvana UK were the first band to sign to Island Records & were part of the "Swinging London" scene of the late 60's. Their "The Story of Simon Simopath" record was the first concept rock record released, predating The Who & The Pretty Things, and is considered to be a lost classic. Patrick might share some of his run ins with Jimi Hendrix, The Rolling Stones, Salvador Dali & other noted legends of that time during this instore.
Yo La Tengo Acoustic performance at 3pm
Hoboken New Jersey's most famous recording artists (ok, following Frank Sinatra) have been making music for over two decades. Their latest recording, "Popular Favorites" on Matador Records, charted in the Billboard top 60 it's first week out & continues to map out new worlds in the ever evolving sound arsenal of Yo La Tengo. This will be the bands first acoustic set in California since the wee days of 1993, don't miss it. Free lithograph of poster for this performance with purchase of any Yo La Tengo music while supplies last. Rhino will start handing out wristbands for this performance at 10am that morning to guarantee admittance to this instore.
MAD PLATTER
Shamaya of OTEP will be reading poetry from her latest book "Caught Screaming" followed by a signing at 3pm.
Otep is one of Metaldom's most interesting acts. Led by lead singer Shamaya, Otep formed in Los Angeles at the begin of the new millennium. Combining true metal with the poetic & volatile lyrics/vocals of Shamaya, the group is a unique concoction that stands alone in a world of cookie cutter bands. The band has recently reunited with their original drummer & guitarist for a release due this Fall on Victory Records. Shamaya will be reading poetry (her second book, "Caught Screaming" was recently published) and signing at the Mad Platter on Record Store Day.
RHINO & THE MAD PLATTER
There are also a plethora of exclusive releases available only at independent retail for this special day. Limited edition releases by The Rolling Stones, Gorillaz, Phoenix, MGMT, The Doors, Tegan & Sara, Jimi Hendrix, Muse, the Mountain Goats and over 100 more will be available in small pressings strictly for this day at both of our stores. We will be taking 10% off everything storewide at both locations, as well as giving out a thank you gift with each purchase.
For additional information and back history on this event, please visit the Record Store Day website. Hundreds of stores from coast to coast celebrate this event and we urge you to support your local independent shop on this day & give 'em a great big kiss."
For the full update, go here http://www.ci.claremont.ca.us/download.cfm?ID=26862
"BUDGET SHORTFALL NECESSITATES REDUCTIONS IN PROGRAMS AND STAFF
On March 27, the City Council approved staff recommendations for reducing the FY
2010-11 Budget by $1,618,727. To achieve this amount, staff recommended the shifting
of $300,000 in fire protection fees to the redevelopment fund and reductions to
operations and personnel. The 2011-12 reductions include the elimination of 20
positions and the elimination of the Preschool and Tiny Tots Programs effective July.
Staff will be working on bringing back the program as a private/public partnership.
Staffing and Operational Reductions (FY 2010-11):
Administrative/Financial Services: $ 216,573
Community Development: 619,171
Police Department: 300,000
Human Services Department: 247,593
Community Services Department: 235,391
In fiscal year 2011-12, staff has projected a $750,000 shortfall, which is dependent on
several undecided factors. These factors include the outcome of the State
Redevelopment lawsuit, negotiations with labor unions, and the California State budget.
MAY 22 BUDGET WORKSHOP SET
The City Council directed staff to schedule another Budget Workshop on Saturday,
May 22 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. to address the budget shortfall in 2011-12 Fiscal Year.
The City Council approved staff recommendations for staff and program reductions for
fiscal year 2010-11 resulting in a reduction of $1,318,727 in expenditures. In fiscal year
2011-12, staff has projected a $750,000 shortfall which is dependent on several
undecided factors. These factors include the outcome of the State Redevelopment
lawsuit, negotiations with labor unions, and the California State budget. At the late May
workshop, staff will give an update on these factors, and provide additional reduction
recommendations, if necessary.
VILLAGE ACCESSIBILITY PROJECT
The sidewalk portion of the Village Accessibility work was completed on the south side
of Bonita Avenue, from Yale Avenue to Harvard Avenue. The new street trees and
street lights remain to be installed. There was no construction work at the request of
the Village merchants, due to the Easter holiday, the week of March 29-April 2. Starting
April 5, the sidewalks on both sides of Harvard Avenue, from Second Street to Bonita
Avenue, will be replaced. This section of street will be closed to traffic for four days.
CLAREMONT HISTORIC HOME REMODEL FEATURED IN L.A. TIMES
In Saturday's (March 27) LA TIMES, there was a feature article on the recent restoration of the 1903 Greene & Greene house on the northwest corner of College Avenue and Eighth
Street. The owners, Blenda and Andy Wright, and their design/build team from
Hartman Baldwin, did an extensive project to improve the energy efficiency of the home
and update its functionality for the new owners while preserving its historic character. It
is the first California historic home to receive a rating from Build It Green, a non profit
organization that evaluates homes based on resource conservation, indoor air quality,
water conservation, energy efficiency and their place in the community.
On March 24th, the Architectural Commission recommended approval of the first Mills
Act Contract this year for the property at 920 Alamosa Drive. The recommendation was
made on a 5-2 vote. The primary concern of the two commissioners opposed
(Schoeman and Manifold) related to the future improvements which they considered to
be mainly maintenance and not restoration of the property. This item will be on the
April 13th Council agenda for formal action. Five other Mills Act applications have been
submitted. Staff is in the process of carefully evaluating whether they meet the approval
criteria particularly with respect to substantial future improvements. In addition the
Architectural Commission conducted their annual awards field trip on Saturday March
27th. The Commission will discuss the 13 projects that were nominated and make a
decision regarding 2009 award winners at their April 14th meeting.
Spend the Day Away!
Get ready for an adventure! On Saturday, April 17, the adventure continues to the
Ramona Pageant. Since 1923, this mesmerizing story of early California has come to
life in the natural outdoor arena, featuring over 400 volunteer actors, singers, and
dancers. There is a $65 resident fee that includes transportation, event ticket, and a
BBQ lunch with all the fixings. For more information and to purchase tickets, please call
the Joslyn Center at (909) 399-5488.
Senior Talent Show: Star Search
The Claremont Senior Program is partnering with Inter Valley Health Plan and Hillcrest
Retirement Community for the 9th Annual Senior Talent Showcase at Hillcrest, 2705
Mountain View Drive, La Verne, on Saturday, April 24 from 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. This
year's theme is Star Search. Over 25 unique acts from the community perform a wide
variety talent sure to please. Well-known television and radio spokesperson Tom Hatten
will add his unique charm as Master of Ceremonies for this exciting event. Inter Valley
Health Plan sponsors this event with the support from the various Senior Centers that
make up the Pomona Valley area. Pre-sale tickets are available at the Joslyn and
Blaisdell Centers for $2. A limited number of tickets will also be available at the door for
$3. For more information, please call the Joslyn Center at (909) 399-5488.
Senior Topic Series: How to Manage Sleep Disorders
Join the Claremont Senior Program on Wednesday, April 21 from 10:00-11:00 a.m. at
the Joslyn Center for a presentation titled, "How to Manage Sleep Disorders." This
FREE program will be presented by Tri-City Mental Health. Please call the Joslyn
Center at (909) 399-5488 to make a reservation.
TAC Walking in the "Walk for Kids" 5K April 11, 2010
The TRACKS Activity Center (TAC) "Fit 4 Fun" student Health and Wellness Group will
be participating in the Ronald McDonald's "Walk for Kids" 5K event on Sunday, April 11
from 8:00 a.m. - Noon in Los Angeles. The TAC students will be representing Healthy
Claremont, getting a good workout, and supporting an agency that supports youth and
families in need. All City employees, their friends, and families are welcome to join us in
the walk. ..IT'S FREE! For more information, please contact Krista at (909) 399-5491 or
(909) 399-5378.
Youth Activity Center
The Youth Activity Center will be open during Spring Recess. The hours will be Noon -
5:00 p.m. starting Monday, April 5 - Friday, April 9. The YAC will resume regular
operational hours on Monday, April 12. For more information, please call the YAC at
(909) 399-5360."
"BUDGET SHORTFALL NECESSITATES REDUCTIONS IN PROGRAMS AND STAFF
On March 27, the City Council approved staff recommendations for reducing the FY
2010-11 Budget by $1,618,727. To achieve this amount, staff recommended the shifting
of $300,000 in fire protection fees to the redevelopment fund and reductions to
operations and personnel. The 2011-12 reductions include the elimination of 20
positions and the elimination of the Preschool and Tiny Tots Programs effective July.
Staff will be working on bringing back the program as a private/public partnership.
Staffing and Operational Reductions (FY 2010-11):
Administrative/Financial Services: $ 216,573
Community Development: 619,171
Police Department: 300,000
Human Services Department: 247,593
Community Services Department: 235,391
In fiscal year 2011-12, staff has projected a $750,000 shortfall, which is dependent on
several undecided factors. These factors include the outcome of the State
Redevelopment lawsuit, negotiations with labor unions, and the California State budget.
MAY 22 BUDGET WORKSHOP SET
The City Council directed staff to schedule another Budget Workshop on Saturday,
May 22 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. to address the budget shortfall in 2011-12 Fiscal Year.
The City Council approved staff recommendations for staff and program reductions for
fiscal year 2010-11 resulting in a reduction of $1,318,727 in expenditures. In fiscal year
2011-12, staff has projected a $750,000 shortfall which is dependent on several
undecided factors. These factors include the outcome of the State Redevelopment
lawsuit, negotiations with labor unions, and the California State budget. At the late May
workshop, staff will give an update on these factors, and provide additional reduction
recommendations, if necessary.
VILLAGE ACCESSIBILITY PROJECT
The sidewalk portion of the Village Accessibility work was completed on the south side
of Bonita Avenue, from Yale Avenue to Harvard Avenue. The new street trees and
street lights remain to be installed. There was no construction work at the request of
the Village merchants, due to the Easter holiday, the week of March 29-April 2. Starting
April 5, the sidewalks on both sides of Harvard Avenue, from Second Street to Bonita
Avenue, will be replaced. This section of street will be closed to traffic for four days.
CLAREMONT HISTORIC HOME REMODEL FEATURED IN L.A. TIMES
In Saturday's (March 27) LA TIMES, there was a feature article on the recent restoration of the 1903 Greene & Greene house on the northwest corner of College Avenue and Eighth
Street. The owners, Blenda and Andy Wright, and their design/build team from
Hartman Baldwin, did an extensive project to improve the energy efficiency of the home
and update its functionality for the new owners while preserving its historic character. It
is the first California historic home to receive a rating from Build It Green, a non profit
organization that evaluates homes based on resource conservation, indoor air quality,
water conservation, energy efficiency and their place in the community.
On March 24th, the Architectural Commission recommended approval of the first Mills
Act Contract this year for the property at 920 Alamosa Drive. The recommendation was
made on a 5-2 vote. The primary concern of the two commissioners opposed
(Schoeman and Manifold) related to the future improvements which they considered to
be mainly maintenance and not restoration of the property. This item will be on the
April 13th Council agenda for formal action. Five other Mills Act applications have been
submitted. Staff is in the process of carefully evaluating whether they meet the approval
criteria particularly with respect to substantial future improvements. In addition the
Architectural Commission conducted their annual awards field trip on Saturday March
27th. The Commission will discuss the 13 projects that were nominated and make a
decision regarding 2009 award winners at their April 14th meeting.
Spend the Day Away!
Get ready for an adventure! On Saturday, April 17, the adventure continues to the
Ramona Pageant. Since 1923, this mesmerizing story of early California has come to
life in the natural outdoor arena, featuring over 400 volunteer actors, singers, and
dancers. There is a $65 resident fee that includes transportation, event ticket, and a
BBQ lunch with all the fixings. For more information and to purchase tickets, please call
the Joslyn Center at (909) 399-5488.
Senior Talent Show: Star Search
The Claremont Senior Program is partnering with Inter Valley Health Plan and Hillcrest
Retirement Community for the 9th Annual Senior Talent Showcase at Hillcrest, 2705
Mountain View Drive, La Verne, on Saturday, April 24 from 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. This
year's theme is Star Search. Over 25 unique acts from the community perform a wide
variety talent sure to please. Well-known television and radio spokesperson Tom Hatten
will add his unique charm as Master of Ceremonies for this exciting event. Inter Valley
Health Plan sponsors this event with the support from the various Senior Centers that
make up the Pomona Valley area. Pre-sale tickets are available at the Joslyn and
Blaisdell Centers for $2. A limited number of tickets will also be available at the door for
$3. For more information, please call the Joslyn Center at (909) 399-5488.
Senior Topic Series: How to Manage Sleep Disorders
Join the Claremont Senior Program on Wednesday, April 21 from 10:00-11:00 a.m. at
the Joslyn Center for a presentation titled, "How to Manage Sleep Disorders." This
FREE program will be presented by Tri-City Mental Health. Please call the Joslyn
Center at (909) 399-5488 to make a reservation.
TAC Walking in the "Walk for Kids" 5K April 11, 2010
The TRACKS Activity Center (TAC) "Fit 4 Fun" student Health and Wellness Group will
be participating in the Ronald McDonald's "Walk for Kids" 5K event on Sunday, April 11
from 8:00 a.m. - Noon in Los Angeles. The TAC students will be representing Healthy
Claremont, getting a good workout, and supporting an agency that supports youth and
families in need. All City employees, their friends, and families are welcome to join us in
the walk. ..IT'S FREE! For more information, please contact Krista at (909) 399-5491 or
(909) 399-5378.
Youth Activity Center
The Youth Activity Center will be open during Spring Recess. The hours will be Noon -
5:00 p.m. starting Monday, April 5 - Friday, April 9. The YAC will resume regular
operational hours on Monday, April 12. For more information, please call the YAC at
(909) 399-5360."
Carl Gaiser, Kiwanis Club of Claremont treasurer, said the pancake breakfast held Saturday at Memorial Park as part of the spring celebration fed more than 250 breakfasts.
Since each breakfast was $4, the Kiwanis club raised about $1,000.
Sounds like a successful fund raiser to me.
For more information, head to www.claremontkiwanis.org/
Since each breakfast was $4, the Kiwanis club raised about $1,000.
Sounds like a successful fund raiser to me.
For more information, head to www.claremontkiwanis.org/
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