From the easy hiking trails, to children’s playgrounds and the open grassy areas, San Dimas Canyon Community Regional Park offers a fun and easy nature ground that has something for everyone.
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First Person Experience: Christmas lights bring cheer in Claremont
With new stay-at-home orders in California, rising COVID-19 cases and life entering month 10 of virtual everything, holiday cheer may not seem as cheery for some this Christmas season. People cannot – or should not – gather for holiday celebrations like in normal years.
First Person Experience: Claremont hiking trail brings calm during pandemic chaos
The Claremont Wilderness Park Five Mile Loop Trail has given people a sense of normalcy despite the complications caused by the pandemic.
First Person Experience: Olvera Street is a cultural time machine
I boarded the Metrolink train at the Claremont Metrolink Station to Los Angeles on a Friday afternoon, ready for an adventure to Olvera Street.
First Person Experience: Magic Castle offers sleight of hand
The magician on stage looked out into the audience, scanned each row and stopped when he landed on me.
First Person Experience: Amethyst offers yoga and serenity
The newly opened Amethyst Healing Spa on Arrow Highway and A Street in La Verne is small and quaint, but does not fall short on making one feel invited and at ease.
First Person Experience: Yoga with goats brings people closer to nature
As I walked through the doors of Hot Yoga in Claremont Sunday, I was excited and curious as to how I was about to perform “goat yoga,” as I had never even been to a regular yoga class before.
First Person Experience: Fair provides feast for the senses
It was a warm afternoon at the Fairplex in Pomona last week as I enjoyed a day visiting the Los Angeles County Fair. I was delighted that I did not have to pay for entrance into the fair, as it was La Verne Community Day – University of La Verne students received free admission.
First Person Experience: Orientation Week Leaders inspire new students
As I woke up at the peak of sunrise, body aching from the day before, I still managed to get up rather perky because I knew Community Engagement Day was only a couple hours away.
First Person Experience: Convention thrills horror lovers
Vampires, goblins and werewolves, oh my! April 22 was not the typical night for any lover of horror. I put my Freddy Krueger sweater dress on with my tall brown boots and was ready to submerge into the fandom that was found at the eighth annual three-day Monsterpalooza horror convention created by Monsterpalooza President Elio […]