Marcia Godwin, professor of public administration, discussed Congressional districts that flipped in 2020, shifts in voting trends, and the media’s role in the outcomes, with 31 Zoom participants on Tuesday.
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Ludwick Center receives design award from City Council
The Ludwick Center for Spirituality, Cultural Understanding, and Community Engagement was awarded a Community Design Award from the city of La Verne for the architecture and structure design of the building.
Artist offers stark views of MacArthur Park
The Hammer Museum in Los Angeles and UCLA hosted their weekly lunchtime art talk, “Made in L.A. 2020,” to 74 participants via Zoom Feb. 3, featuring the work of painter Jill Mulleady.
Lights ring in the holidays
Homeowners have decorated their houses and yards with holiday lights on Thoroughbred Street, Jennet Street, and Turquoise Avenue in Rancho Cucamonga.
Two University of La Verne regional campuses set to close
Two of the University of La Verne’s regional campuses will close as part of the University’s cost-cutting measures, university officials announced earlier this month.
Zhao serenades faculty lecture audience
Grace Xia Zhao performs “Summerland (Three Visions)” by William Grant Still during her faculty lecture Tuesday via Zoom.
Scarecrows guard Claremont homes in Halloween celebrations
The inaugural Claremont Scarecrow Party showcased decorated scarecrows in front of homes and businesses across the city throughout the month of October.
Mr. Jack sells pumpkins perfect for jack-o’-lanterns
Mr. Jack O’ Lanterns Pumpkin Patch, on Highland Avenue in Hollywood, is selling a variety of pumpkins for Halloween, such as the traditional large, for sale, priced at $20. This is the perfect place to visit since Fall is officially here and Halloween is just around the corner.
Having a scarecrow party
The Claremont Chamber of Commerce is hosting a Scarecrow Party through the month of October, allowing businesses and homeowners to decorate scarecrows to highlight the community of Claremont.
New Wienery offers variety of pedigree dogs
Downtown La Verne’s outdoor-only restaurant dining, required because of Covid-19, didn’t stop a new shop from opening this summer. D Street Wienery – that’s “wienery,” not winery – hopes to make a lasting impression as the go-to place for “traditional Americano” hot dogs in La Verne.