by Jason Cooper
Staff Writer
Members of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity began their recruitment week in a charitable style. On Sunday, they worked on their adopted...
To the surprise of most people, the Route 30 corridor is to be completed by the year 2002. For some, this has no bearing because they do not know that the 30 Freeway, which begins in La Verne where Interstate 210 (I-210) ends and Foothill Boulevard begins, will barrel through La Verne, Claremont, Upland and connect to the I-15 in Rancho Cucamonga.
Facing a crossroads which will affect the quality and style of life in the community as a whole for generations to come, the city of La Verne recently completed a series of meetings to revamp its general plan.
Around here, the little things count. La Verne is a unique little town. I say little town because the population is only roughly 32,000. As with all cities, there are interesting as well as annoying things one should consider before making the choice to move here permanently. With brainstorming efforts of myself and some long time La Verne natives, the following list was composed.
It is 5 p.m. on a Friday. You are driving toward Claremont on Foothill to meet some friends for dinner. At that time, you realize you should have thought twice about taking Foothill Boulevard. Now you are stuck in major traffic and what should have been a 10 minute ride is now 25 minutes.