College and Its Eviction of Tenants
Shame on the Claremont City Council for allowing residents in one of their oldest, historic neighborhoods to struggle to maintain their cultural identity, only to be rejected after eight years of working within the system.
No one property owner has the right to override an entire community, even if that owner has a long history of involvement with the city.
LEATHA WIEST
Pomona
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