Many Citrus College organizations have embraced the fall fun in their upcoming events. Here are some events to join in on this season. From 3
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Spooky activities to do before October ends
October only comes around once a year. A spooky season must be celebrated if it’s so desired. 1. Watch a horror movie on the big
Claremont’s Village South Plan public comment period ends with overwhelming negativity
During the City of Claremont’s Public Comment Period for South Village Partners’ Village South Townhome Project, which ended on July 20, feedback was generally unfavorable.
La Verne residents evacuated as lithium battery fire breaks out
The city of La Verne issued multiple evacuation and shelter-in-place warnings on Tuesday after a fire broke out in a battery storage unit at the
Don’t forget discounts!
‘Back to school’ season isn’t cheap. However, students can make it somewhat affordable with student discounts. Not only can students get cheaper meals at local
Snake attacks Owl: Citrus alumnus bit by rattlesnake
Most people feel relatively safe while hiking in the mountains north of the San Gabriel Valley. Jake Entrup, a former player for the Citrus College
Review: Family-owned business creates a relaxing space at the Red Cafe
On the north end of Glendora’s Village lives one of the more underrated coffee spots. Being open for a decade, the Red Cafe has a
Citrus College’s shop coordinator reflects on a career behind the scenes
John Patrick, the adjunct faculty member and shop coordinator at Citrus College, spent decades helping bring productions at the Haugh Performing Arts Center to life,
Longtime Haugh technical supervisor Leaves Legacy of Mentorship
Karen Taulbee has spent more than 27 years behind the scenes at the Haugh Performing Arts Center, helping productions come to life while mentoring generations
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