Youth & Government Trip A Winner in Sacramento
South Pasadena-San Marino YMCA delegates returned from Sacramento where they joined 2,000 California teens. President Gabriel Vazquez-Reyes led the National Issues Commission. Kameron Robles and Melissa Perez acted as defense attorneys in trial court. Claudia Amico and Leslie Hall served as Appellate Justices. Daniel Lee contributed to the program paper. Sarah Gillham chaired a committee.
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South Pasadena
San Marino
YMCA
Sacramento
California
Gabriel Vazquez-Reyes
National Issues Commission
Kameron Robles
Melissa Perez
Claudia Amico
Leslie Hall
Daniel Lee
Sarah Gillham
Oltman to Address San Marino Republican Club Meeting
Ricky Oltman Western Field Director for Federation for Immigration Reform will speak at the Republican Club of San Marino April 15 at the Ritz Carlton Huntington Hotel. Social at 11 15 a.m. lunch and program at 11 45 a.m. Oltman has long campaigned on immigration reform and led a 1990s effort against a hiring hall for day laborers in San Rafael. He also participated in Prop 187 campaigns in 1994. Reserve with a $30 check to RCSM at Mrs. James Polley 6950 N Vista San Gabriel CA 91775.
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Ricky Oltman
Federation For
Republican Club of
San Marino
Ritz Carlton Huntington Hotel
Oltman
San Rafael
California
RCSM
James Polley
N. Vista
San Gabriel
Chinese American Museum Opens With Local Leader Support
Los Angeles County Supervisors Mike Antonovich and Sheriff Lee Baca joined Chinese American politicians at a headline dinner to spotlight the museum. The project has raised about $850,000 of its $1.5 million goal, signaling strong community backing.
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Los Angeles County
Mike
Cerritos
Laura Lee
Mike Antonovich
Christine Antonovich
Rolf Treu
Carol & Lee Baca
Claremont
Peter Yao
Temple City
Mike Ten
San Gabriel
Chi Mui
Dreier Updates Constituents on Local Transport Projects
Representative David Dreier provides a Spring 2003 update detailing congressional action to fund local transportation upgrades. Highlights include $2.9 million for the Gold Line extension, $1.495 million for Alameda Corridor East, $1 million for Metrolink double tracking Pomona to Montclair, $3 million for the Blue Line Center, and $1.5 million for Foothill Transit CNG buses. It also notes ongoing San Gabriel Basin Water Quality Initiative to safeguard drinking water for nearly three million people.
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Pasadena
Claremont
Metrolink
Pomona
Montclair
Blue Line Construction Authority
Foothill Transit
San Gabriel Basin
Dreier
Sixty Volunteers Highlight Huntington Career Day
Huntington Middle School PTA hosted its thirteenth Career Day with over sixty presenters across four twenty-five minute sessions. Students previewed four careers including magician from the Magic Castle artist automotive restoration specialist and a recording producer from Ohio.
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Huntington Middle School
PTA
Huntington
Jamie Knauss
Nancy Chalifour
Magic Castle
Ohio
Chinese Club Donates to San Marino Schools Foundation
The Chinese Club of San Marino presents checks totaling 16000 to the San Marino Schools Foundation at the District office. Dr Ken Chan and Dennis Lin announce 11000 for the Annual Campaign and 5000 for the Race to the Finish aiding school operations amid state budget constraints. The club raises funds via the Mid Autumn Festival, with the 2003 gala on November 1 at Universal Hilton.
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Chinese Club of
San Marino
San Marino Schools Foundation
Ken Chan
Dennis Lin
Universal Hilton
Kenneth Chan
Kathie Kellogg
Earlene Cheung
Tim Sloan
City Files Application for Second Cycle of State Library Funding
San Marino files a first draft for Cycle II library funding seeking more than 7 million of 110 million total. City Manager Rob Wishner notes rising costs from 8 million to over 11 million and awaits notice for Cycle I results. Mayor Matthew Lin emphasizes a new lifelong learning center and teen space to serve all residents as the current 50 year old facility houses over 120,000 books.
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Huntington & West Drives
Rob Wishner
Office of
Matthew Lin
the Tribune
Library Capital
Lin
Tony
Howls Hosts Blood Drive at HOWS Market
HOWS Market at Huntington Drive and San Gabriel Boulevard will host a blood donor event on Monday April 14 2003 from 10 30 a m to 3 00 p m organized by USC Blood Center. Donated blood will bolster San Marino area supplies as Red Cross reports critically low reserves.
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Huntington Drive
San Gabriel Boulevard
USC Blood Center
San Marino
Red Cross
City Club to Hear Gays and Rose at Dinner Meeting
City Club members move from Huntington School to San Marino High School for the April 15 dinner meeting. Tours of the remodeled facility begin at 5 30 p m and the dinner at 6 30 p m in the school foyer. Seventy seats remain. Bob Gayl and Jack Rose will present A Report to the Community on San Marino Schools along with district construction progress and the impact of the state deficit.
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City Club
Huntington School
San Marino High School
Bob Gaye
Jack Rose
San Marino
Gayl
Rosearge City Club
Bob Gayl
Arcadia
San Diego State
Lake
Fun Spring Event in San Marino with Easter Bunny Egg Hunt
Rides crafts and a photo with the Easter Bunny are planned for children ages toddler to 12. Wrist bands cost 2 for residents and district students, 3 for non residents, with extra tickets needed for rides and photos. Contact Recreation at 535 0890 for details.
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