Hello neighbors!

The second print newsletter hit the streets on Friday. You can pick up a copy in Old Town at Argo Mediterranean Grill, Cafe Wang, Delia's Barber & Beauty, Granny's Yogurt, Nambah Coffee, Roberta's Village Inn, and Warehouse Pizza, or along Foothill at Mugs Coffee Roasters, and Rev'd Up Coffee & Classics. Thank you to all these small businesses for supporting La Verne Daily News! You can also find La Verne Daily News alongside other newspapers at the La Verne Public Library.

Can you believe it's almost the Fourth of July? I look forward to riding in the La Verne Historical Society's International truck during this year's Fourth of July parade.

Hope to see you along the parade route!

Staci

P.S. Next week's La Verne Civic Brief will hit your inbox on July 5, so you can spend Sunday recovering from Saturday's events with La Verne Daily News!

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Fourth of July in La Verne is packed with activities and fun for everyone! Here's how and where to celebrate.

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A replica of the Liberty Bell will take center stage in La Verne’s Fourth of July parade this year, serving as the grand marshal as the City marks 250 years of American Independence.

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Potential Buyers are Again Eyeing Shuttered Sierra La Verne Golf Course

By Erin Rode, special to La Verne Daily News

Eight years ago, advertisements circulated for the Sierra La Verne Country Club golf course, touting the property as ready for residential development. 

But the property was far from shovel-ready: Sierra La Verne is designated as “Open Space” under the City’s general plan, prohibiting any development. And even without that General Plan designation, the property’s zoning designation is “A-1,” or “Agriculture,” which would only allow up to four single-family homes across the entire 111-acre site.