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Under house, behind walls Termite Summer
Most homeowners are unaware a termite problem exists until an infestation is discovered during a real estate transaction or the sudden appearance of flying insects inside the house. Keep an eye out during hot and humid summer months for swarms of small winged insects that may be house hunting in your neighborhood to establish a new colony.

Youth to benefit from $555,000 in grants
Not only is it an afterschool program, but it’s a haven of safety and support for kids who are fortunate enough to be in the program. In this neighborhood, where drive-by shooting are all too common, the organization was created to be an answer to crime and injustice.

Hospital Auxiliary Charity Classic Car Show, Aug. 19
Health educators will be on hand to teach Sidewalk CPR; they will present information and answer your questions about diabetes, stroke and heart failure. You’ll have access to local vendors, health related businesses and non-profits as well..

Executive Women present ASIST Scholarships
“Despite their individual challenges, these amazing and resilient women want to not only help themselves and their families but seek careers to help others.

Mark calendars for Incredible Edibles, Aug. 9
Incredible Edibles will present more than 30 local restaurants, wineries, craft breweries and caterers, with specialties ranging from steak to pizza, Persian to Mexican..

COMMUNITY CALENDAR
The Van Noy Insurance Agency has kicked off its 7th Annual Summer Mac &Cheese Food Drive.

SoCal Cars Calendar
Aug. 19 LAPD Mission Division Open House &Car Show,.

Hot Date: ‘Legends of Doo Wop,’ Aug. 5 at Highlander
There’s no single style that characterizes popular music in the late 1950s and early ’60s. It was an era of transition, when variations – and combinations – of rhythm and blues, doo-wop, soul, gospel and rock and roll all found their way to hearts of music fans, into dance halls and onto the pop charts.

At Claremont Depot: Dee Marcellus Cole and Carnival Seekers
Dee Marcellus Cole earned an MA in art from the Claremont Graduate School in 1984 and taught at La Verne University for twelve years. She has inspired generations of artists, hosted studio tours, presented workshops and been exhibited in numerous solo shows.

Foothill Gold Line community meetings
Metro Gold Line Foothill Extension Construction Authority invites the public to learn the latest about the Project’s timeline, what to expect during construction, the latest station and parking plans, public art and how to stay updated. All meetings will display the same information.