The Claremont Courier

Taxpapers on hook for more than $300,000 in super severance 29.04.2022 9:41 ↓

Written and Read by Mick Rhodes Featured in the April 29th, 2022 edition

Elasser hired, board excoriated - PART 2 22.04.2022 9:32 ↓

Written and Read by Mick Rhodes

Elsasser back with CUSD, but questions remain - PART 1 22.04.2022 8:45 ↓

Written and read by Mick Rhodes Featured in the April 22nd, 2022 edition

Spring postage drive helps prison library thrive 15.04.2022 7:48 ↓

Written and Read by Andrew Alonzo Featured in the April 15th, 2022 edition

San Antonio High continues its winning ways 15.04.2022 5:14 ↓

Written and Read by Mick Rhodes Featured in the April 15th, 2022 edition 

Claremonters have concerns about traffic safety 09.04.2022 9:54 ↓

Written and Read by Andrew Alonzo Featured in the April 8th, 2022 edition

Inka trails finds its way back to Claremont 09.04.2022 8:27 ↓

Written and Read by Andrew Alonzo Featured in the April 8th, 2022 edition

Divya Victor wins CGU's Tufts prize 01.04.2022 10:15 ↓

Written and Read by Mick Rhodes Featured in the April 1st, 2022 edition

Rhino to close its doors in Claremont after 48 years 31.03.2022 9:22 ↓

Written and Read by Mick Rhodes Featured in the April 1st, 2022 edition

Claremonts new personal trainers are ready to asset seniors 28.03.2022 7:29 ↓

Written and Read by Andrew Alonzo Featured in the "Healthy Living" special

Have a ball of yarn at the 10th annual yarn crawl 28.03.2022 10:09 ↓

Written and Read by Andrew Alonzo Featured in the March 25th, 2022 edition

I'm not crying, you're crying: a moving finale for the Candlelight Pavilion 25.03.2022 8:15 ↓

Written and Read by Mick Rhodes Featured in the March 25th, 2022 edition 

You can't help but worry about the COVID generation 25.03.2022 8:53 ↓

Written and Read by Mick Rhodes Featured in the "Healthy Living 2022" special

Claremont loses a jewel in its crown as Candlelight Pavilion closes 17.03.2022 9:37 ↓

Written and Read by Mick Rhodes Featured in the March 18th, 2022 edition

Gardens a win/win/win for local schools, nonprofit, and Rotary 17.03.2022 5:23 ↓

Written and Read by Mick Rhodes Featured in the March 18th, 2022 edition

Claremonter needs help supporting Ukrainian refugees 17.03.2022 8:30 ↓

Written and read by Andrew Alonzo Featured in the March 18th, 2022 edition

Two years in, Benton director continues to be surprised 14.03.2022 7:22 ↓

Written and Read by Mick Rhodes Featured in the March 18th, 2022 edition

CUSD COVID Update - Masks off, fingers crossed 11.03.2022 9:59 ↓

Written and Read by Mick Rhodes Featured in the March 10th, 2022 edition

Janus' Stories - Elegy for a Marriage 08.03.2022 4:32 ↓

Written and by Janice Hoffmann Stories by Janus are nonfiction memoir shorts, formerly Creative Mindfulness, which appeared in The Claremont Courier, and are available on their website and podcasts. The rebranding is named after the Roman mythological god J-a-n-u-s, more often pronounced with a long “a”. Janus looks in two directions, to the future as well as the past, metaphorically seeing a diff...

Play ball! Little League kicks off 2022 season 04.03.2022 6:28 ↓

Written and Read by Andrew Alonzo Featured in the March 4th, 2022 edition

Hillcrest celebrates Black influence at art exhibit 04.03.2022 8:21 ↓

Written and Read by Andrew Alonzo Featured in the March 4th, 2022 edition

CUSD COVID Update - March 4th, 2022 04.03.2022 6:33 ↓

Written and Read by Mick Rhodes Featured in the March 4th, 2022 edition

The Claremont Life Podcast - An Interview with Peter Weinberger 04.03.2022 52:41 ↓

Peter Weinberger sits down with Ryan Zimmerman from the Claremont Life Podcast to discuss running a local newspaper, turning that newspaper non-profit and the state of journalism in 2022.

Today’s Parent: Mud, tears, joy and broken hearts 25.02.2022 9:50 ↓

Written and Read by Mick Rhodes Featured in the February 25th, 2022 edition

CUSD COVID Update - February 25th, 2022 25.02.2022 4:21 ↓

Written and Read by Mick Rhodes Featured in the February 25th, 2022 edition