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 Gerald L. Enis Editor/Publisher

Welcome to the LA VERNE COMMUNITY NEWS ONLINE. We hope your visit will be a rewarding one.

The La Verne Community News is a tabloid size community newspaper distributed through the U. S. Postal Service to all postal patrons both business and residential in La Verne, California. With a current distribution of 14,000, the paper is published on the first Friday of each month. It is distributed FREE to all residents and businesses in City of La Verne and offers an annual subscription rate of $20 to those out of the area.

In viewing this site, we encourage you to note the many features we have to offer. A number of news and feature articles that appear in the monthly publication are presented for your viewing pleasure, in addition to a section on historical articles and sites in the area that will change frequently.

We welcome you to visit us often. Local events change daily and we hope to keep you informed as things happen in our area. You may wish to bookmark us for ease in returning to the site frequently.

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