Claremont renames Cahuilla Park to honor correct indigenous people
The 18.2 acre open space is now Joat Park, after the indigenous Tongva word for Mt. Baldy, paying tribute to the first inhabitants of the region.
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The 18.2 acre open space is now Joat Park, after the indigenous Tongva word for Mt. Baldy, paying tribute to the first inhabitants of the region.
The 18.2 acre open space is now Joat Park, after the indigenous Tongva word for Mt. Baldy, paying tribute to the first inhabitants of the region.