A behind-the-scenes look at the news of Claremont, CA. We focus on city hall, city staff, and the so-called "Claremont 400" or "Preserve Claremonters" or "Claremonsters", those goofy, too-serious, power types that run most of the town's service organizations, charities, and city commissions. Claremont is indeed a unique place, and we'll try to bring a flavor of that absurd "uniqueness" to the outside world, as well as spotlighting some of the finer things about our city and region.
Reading the lengthy agenda item for tonight's City Council meeting on the subject of Claraboya/Johnson's Pasture parking, we were struck by this paragraph from the June 30, 2008, Traffic and Transportation Committee meeting (at page 34 of 36 of the aforesaid agenda report).
We wonder: Did he have much to spare?
The commissioner, Chaim Rinde, is the husband of local realtor Malka Rinde. Both were Ellen Taylor supporters in the 2005 election.
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Tuesday, July 08, 2008
Labels: Chaim Rinde, Claraboya, Claremont Courier, Johnson's Pasture, Traffic N Trans
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