Claremont And La Verne Collaborate On Water System Operation.pdf

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La Verne in Line to Operate Claremont's Water System: The Claremont City Council approved a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with La Verne, paving the way for potential municipal operation of Claremont’s water system. This move follows years of rising rates from Golden State Water and aims to provide local control over water futures, especially in light of climate change and drought concerns.

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Donors Earn Badges at Pomona Blood Drive: The Pomona Police Department's Battle of the Badges blood drive, co-sponsored by the Red Cross, drew donors eager to help.
Glendora & Azusa Prepare for Potential Mudslides: Parts of Glendora and Azusa affected by the Colby Fire face mandatory evacuations as heavy rain this weekend increases risk of mudslides. The city is urging residents to secure their homes and remove potential obstacles from streets.
La Verne Student Appointed to CUMU Executive Committee: Devorah Lieberman, President of La Verne, was appointed to the executive committee of the Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities (CUMU), recognizing the university's commitment to community partnerships.
Students Reflect on 'Natural History' Exhibition: The University Art Gallery’s exhibition “Natural History: From Collection to Creation” continues to draw students who appreciate its exploration of human-nature relationships through art and science.

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Leopards Fall Short on Senior Night: Despite a valiant effort, the La Verne men's basketball team fell short against Cal Lutheran in their final home game of the season.