Week in Review: Citizens of the Year, a Banquet Hall Gets OK & a Mansion For Auction

Monday, April 18

Police say vandals spray painted buildings overnight.

The Clarion continues its tradition of excellence at the state-wide JACC conference in Sacramento.

Glendora Police activity for the week of April 11 to April 17.

Tuesday, April 19
The case involves the closure of an auto repair business and customers tying to retrieve property.

The Deals, who both have 30 years of volunteer experience in Glendora, will be honored by the Glendora Chamber of Commerce this Thursday.

Nearly two years following a vote to move the school's sports programs into a restructured Baseline League, Glendora has proved they can play with the best of them.

"I heart boobies!" bracelets are causing a stir in middle schools. Why we shouldn't let advocacy trump morals.

Wednesday, April 20
Parking remains a major concern in a proposed banquet hall facility on Route 66.

The victim was airlifted from Foothill Presbyterian Hospital in Glendora to USC Medical Center.

A leading law enforcement expert on cyber security warns parents about the dangers of internet socializing and emerging technological trends.

Thursday, April 21

Chris Adomeit, firefighter for Station 86 in Glendora, recounts his experience searching for survivors in the hard hit coastal city of Ofunato City, Japan.

A Pomona Superior Court commissioner denies Matthew L. Hatchard's request to reduce bail during Thursday's arraignment.

Yo talks about how she learned to develop confidence in her parenting decisions.

Friday, April 22

State cash deferrals of funds owed to school districts has Charter Oak Unified borrowing an up to $5 million loan.

Have fun preparing foods for the Easter Holiday.

Saturday, April 23

The Georgian Revival home and a collection of its antiques and artwork are up for auction during an on-site auction.