The city of La Verne and its Veterans Hall held an outdoor event to honor veterans and their families on Veterans Day, Nov. 11.
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Boy Scouts finally held accountable
Amid the hundreds of sexual abuse lawsuits brought against them in the past few years, the Boy Scouts of America filed for federal bankruptcy on Tuesday.
Whitney pushes Boy Scouts reform
Assistant Professor of Organizational Leadership Rich Whitney talked about how the Boy Scouts’ leadership structure can be improved Tuesday in the President’s Dining Room.
Commentary: Boy Scouts’ inclusivity defies tradition
A sense of belonging is important to a child’s upbringing. That is why most parents get their children involved in some type of sport or activity: soccer, cheerleading, football, or boy scouts and girl scouts.
Policy would not help gay scouts
In an attempt to prevent further backlash received over the past few months, the Boy Scouts of America announced in April its proposal to allow gay boys into its ranks – but still no gay adult troop leaders.
Islamic community looks to scouting for values
Muslim girls and boys are swearing new oaths and donning new uniforms at the Islamic Center of Claremont where the first Muslim Boy and Girl scout groups in the area started last month.
Imaginations take flight at museum
Ten-year-old Kyle Sullivan sat anxiously eating his lunch under an aircraft carrier at the Air Museum Planes of Fame, counting the minutes until it was finally his turn to learn to fly a plane.
Fair Briefs
Upcoming events at the 1997 Los Angeles County Fair.