What drives you, in good times and bad?
The problem is that you never see the cost until you are already in too deep. It will be hidden by competition, setbacks and detours. Develop the ability to see past these temporary circumstances and keep your mind focused on where you need to go. Achieving your desires is not for the faint of heart.

CGU to host ‘Malala’ clothing drive, screening
On June 17, the department and Scouts will distribute specially marked, empty clothing bags at a screening of “He Named Me Malala” at CGU’s Albrecht Auditorium. Doors open at 5:30 p.m..

Don’t miss it: Huck Finn Bluegrass only days away
Some of the greatest national headlining bluegrass names will be on stage for the three-day event. Cucamonga-Guasti Regional Park in Ontario will be the site for this annual event June 10 thru 12, when thousands of bluegrass fans arrive to experience...

THE LINE UP
Saturday, June 11.

Lost in Wonderland, in Glendora
The Glendora Chamber of Commerce recently held the 7th annual Cuisines of the Foothills at Glendora Country Club, with the theme “Lost in Wonderland” at the beautiful Glendora Country Club. The event took more than 400 attendees on a whimsical adventure into the Gardens of Wonderland.

Helping hands heal: Finding freedom with Occupational Therapy
Post-surgery, Occupational Therapist and Certified Hand Therapist Jiansan Ding at the Charles M. Magistro Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Center at Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center (PVHMC) started working with Grabiela to bring back the flexibility and strength into her hands.

Keep your home safe this summer
Summer vacation plans have many people on the road leaving their home alone. Residential break-ins spike during the summer months, so whether you will be jet setting around the world or going on a weekend getaway, make your home less attractive to thieves with these safety tips.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Saturday, June 11, in the Padua Room of the Hughes Center, 1700 Danbury Road, Claremont. Members will elect officers and directors, consider positions on issues and a yearly budget. Voter services will be reviewed and the Beatty Award will be presented.

For ‘skills builders,’ career tech education pays off
“These students come to us seeking to keep their skills current or move ahead in their careers and after finishing a few courses reap significant rewards,” said California Community Colleges Chancellor Brice W. Harris. “A wage gain of $4,300 for courses that cost $46 a unit is a phenomenal value for students and the state.

Delta Nu honors Helen Storland
She was honored as “a woman of insight; a lifelong educator and learner; one who encourages and uplifts others as she works alongside of them … Her life is a life of service benefitting all.” This is Helen!.

Citrus STEM students vie in NASA competitions
Two teams of Citrus College science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) students recently made institutional history when they participated in prestigious competitions organized by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).

SoCal Cars Calendar
The Usuals Social Club presents Cruisin’ Off the Crudo,.