Memories of Guasti winery
“I became interested in the wineries when I had found some old pictures of the Guasti vineyards. The struggles they had because of the winds. Then I found some pictures of these beautiful women Mr. Guasti had brought in to promote the winery. They all were absolutely beautiful.

Ride for Water covers 3,000 miles, 12 states
Forty miles might sound like quite a trek to the inexperienced cyclist, but it was nothing compared to the journey Williams and his team of Azusa Pacific University colleagues were about to face..

Claremont Library children’s section has been renovated
The renovation includes all new carpet; refinished walls and new furniture, including computer desks; study desks with power to charge electronic devices; and a new librarian’s desk. There is also a new soft-seating area that provides a place for children to read comfortably, and an interactive literacy wall.

The bizarre aftermath of a cattle baron
A poor young cowboy from Alabama who drifted west, Carlisle by the age of 38 became the region’s richest cattle baron, chairman of the San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors, charter member of the pro-Confederate Los Angeles Mounted Rifles...

Glendora’s Rubel Castle is open for tours
Visitors won’t want to miss the famous Tin Palace which, thanks to curator Patricia Sullivan and her dedicated volunteers, shines almost as brightly as it did back during Dorothy Rubel’s reign.

San Dimas Community Hospital preps for emergencies
Staff discussed best practices and action required during emergencies such as earthquakes, fires, floods, terrorist attacks and hazardous materials incidents. San Dimas Community Hospital frequently reviews its policies to best prepare for all hazards, emergencies and disasters.

Scholarships available for San Dimas youth activities
The San Dimas Parks and Recreation Department’s Youth Assistance Scholarship Program is made available by Community Development Block Grant funds. The program encourages participation from households that could otherwise not afford the city’s recreation activities fees.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR
AZUSA Jan. 12 Organ Recital Series at Azusa Pacific University 4 p.m., 901 E. Alosta Ave.; Free The second event in the Organ Recital Series, commemorating the purchase of a brand-new Rodgers four-manual hybrid pipe/ digital organ, will feature Dr. Janet Harms, chair of the Organ Department.

LIBRARIES
Story Time 10 a.m., Paul A. Biane Library, 12505 Cultural Center Drive Bouncing Babies Story Time will be held at the Paul A. Biane Library. This interactive story time is for ages 23 months and younger. Registration is required. For more information, visit www.

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
667 W. Ninth St. DATE: Dec. 6 PRICE: N/A BUYER/SELLER: Mildred E. Johnson (trustee) and the James R. Johnson and Mildred E. Johnson 1978 (trust)/Mildred E. Johnson (trustee) and the James R. Johnson and Mildred E. Johnson 1978 (trust) BED/BATH/SQ. FT.: 3/2/1,739.