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Bowl of Heaven in La Verne offers acai bowls, fruit smoothies
"I had no idea what `bowl of heaven' was, so I went home and looked it up online," said Stout, CFO for Zimmer InterMed.
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Pomona Concert Band to show of its individual talents in Winter Concert on Feb. 24
The Pomona Concert Band will hold its annual Winter Concert Feb. 24 at the Palomares Park Community Center, 499 E. Arrow Highway.
Drag racing makes some people grimace and others grin in La Verne
A painted building near D Street and Arrow Highway reads: "La Verne California Heart of The Orange Empire." Perhaps "Heart of The Noise Empire" might be more appropriate, according to some residents, when the National Hot Rod Association takes over Fairplex in neighboring Pomona.
Lovebirds can indulge for Valentine's Day on Tuesday
Ra Pour: The upscale Victoria Gardens restaurant and lounge will have two Valentine's events.
Heart scare can't stop La Verne's iron man
Robert Rodriguez, a La Verne councilman, chats during a break in Monday's meeting, his first since heart surgery in December.
City Honors Hometown Patriot Tim Morrison
For once, La Verne caught Tim Morrison standing still long enough to honor him with the Jack Huntington Pride of La Verne Award for all he does for the city.
University of La Verne students offer tax help
This tax season, about 35 students at the University of La Verne are offering free tax help to local low- and medium-income families, according to a news release.
A Kaiser Permanente employee reflects on a lifetime of abandonment at the hands of drug addicts and religious zealots, but celebrates the successful creation of a new family.
University of La Verne law dean retires
Allen Easley cited personal reasons when making the announcement on Monday - the first day of spring semester - in an email that was sent to faculty, staff members and students.
New Intern Network Links Employers and Students
The San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnership has launched a new internship program called the Job Opportunies & Intern Network or Join at www.valleyconnect.com. The aim of the Irwindale based agency is to promote economic growth in the Valley.A The Partnership believes the best way to do that is to foster the relatonship between education and ... (more)
Upland plans gracious, but denser, downtown
Tucked two blocks from busy Euclid Avenue, downtown isn't on the radar of a lot of residents, much less out-of-towners. "It's like a ghost town," admitted Jeff Zwack, the city's top planner, as we strolled the near-empty sidewalks at 2 p.m. one recent weekday.
for What it's Worth: May Your Valentine's Day and...
Koko wants you smiling and laughing about your Valentine's Day and engagment proposal purchase, rather than frowning from buyer's remorse.
University of La Verne students on Tuesday donated $500 they raised from a business they run to the LeRoy Haynes Center, which provides educational and therapeutic services to disadvantaged children.
University of La Verne holds commencement
It was a picture-perfect Saturday for cameras and proud smiles as hundreds of graduates capped off years of hard work at the University of La Verne's winter commencement ceremony.
La Verne crash sends two to hospital
The crash at Fruit and Bowdoin streets was reported about 2:15 p.m., La Verne Fire Department Battalion Chief Mike Vetti said.
State of the City: Although Hamstrung by Tight Budget, City Still Manages to Put on a Good Show
Mayor Don Kendrick and Bonita Unified School District Superintendent Dr. Gary Rapkin gave their best Brad Pitt and George Clooney impressions at Thursday's State of the City address at the beautiful Hillcrest Meeting House in La Verne.
Pizza Barn, Bangkok Blue are hidden gems in La Verne
Hours: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday-Thursday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday-Saturday, noon to 9 p.m. Sunday There are many fine small restaurants in La Verne that often are overlooked.
Wi7: Bookselling Renaissance Extends to Children's
The Benefits of Working with Social Media panel : John Green, author of 'The Fault in Our Stars'; Andrea Vuleta, general manager of Mrs.
University of La Verne eyed as regional center for water industries
Local officials seeking solutions to expanding the region's water supply are eying the University of La Verne as a linchpin for the growth of new local water-related industries.
Local education officials supportive of governor's student testing ideas
Local educators are responding favorably to a proposal in Gov. Jerry Brown's State of the State speech to reduce the amount of standardized testing in K-12 schools, and to return test results more quickly.