Panera Bread opens Tuesday at 6 a.m.
Finally, you can have your Panera Bread, and eat it, too. This Tuesday, Aug. 31, the bakery-café will open its doors at 6 a.m. Regular café hours will be 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday through Saturday, and 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Sunday.
“We are so excited, we’re just ecstatic,” said Laura Berrie, general [...]
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If you’re someone who owes more on your mortgage than the current value of your home, you should attend a future HOAP (Homeowner Outreach Assistance Program) workshop.*
You’ll be surprised by what you’ll learn. Here are just some of the questions and answers touched on at the just-concluded August HOAP workshop.
Q. How can I find out [...]
On Monday, Aug. 16, the city of La Verne and the community officially welcomed Bob Russi as its new city manager.
In July, the La Verne City Council by a 5-0 vote, named Russi, 44, to succeed Martin Lomeli as city manager in early August. Mr. Russi, who has been the assistant to the city manager [...]
If you’re one of the millions of Americans who owe more on your mortgage than your home is worth – estimated to be more than one-third of all current homeowners – you’ll benefit greatly by attending the free Homeowner Outreach Assistant Program (HOAP) workshop at the Citrus Valley Association of Realtors in Glendora on Aug. [...]
Hear the name, Nick Stone, and immediately, you think private investigator, like maybe Philip Marlowe in a Raymond Chandler novel.
And while La Verne’s Nick Stone is a detective all right, he doesn’t solve murder mysteries. Rather, he’s on the case trying to detect why your watch doesn’t work.
Since 1996, people in town have been bringing [...]
To put it plainly, La Verne’s John and Leeann Paddock, owners of La Verne Construction Co., are family-oriented people. In addition to their three biological children, Sean, who lives in Oregon, Kellie, who lives in La Verne and works for the airlines, and Chase, who just graduated from the University of La Verne, they have six [...]
Incoming city manager Bob Russi discusses budget and economic development issues and city challenges to deliver services in these austere financial times.
The following is Rodney’s story, and the best part of the story is, it’s not over yet. It’s still developing, and you, the reader, might even play a part.
It’s the story about the presence of God, and letting Him take over when your back is against the wall and your neck is broken. It’s about never [...]
Don’t look now, but if you’re walking around the La Verne Police Department, Bonita Unified School District, University of La Verne, Oak Mesa Park or the La Verne Skate Park and Sports Parks, Mijac Alarm is monitoring your every move.
Mijac (a name that rhymes with hijack and takes its name from founders Mitzi and Jacques [...]
Leave it to a mechanical engineering student to figure out how to earn summer cash to help pay for his education at UC Santa Barbara and later this fall at prestigious Imperial College in London, England. Ian Sigsworth, a 2008 Bonita graduate, is working as an independent tutor, helping local students make sense of theorems, [...]
