Barbara Maxwell receives Paul Harris Fellowship in San Marino
Barbara Maxwell, longtime San Marino resident and alumnus of Stanford, was named a Paul Harris Fellow by the Rotary Club of San Marino at Friend's Hall, Huntington Library. The honor, joined by a $1,000 scholarship in her name, acknowledged her service on the city school board, paramedic committee work, and leadership in local arts and education groups. Her children Victoria and Greg attended the ceremony.
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Westridge School For Girls
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Barbara Maxwell
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Lois Derry
Maxwell
Stanford
Pasadena Junior Philharmonic
Pasadena Junior League
Terry
San Francisco
San Marino High School
Victoria
Greg
Rotary Club
Africa
Haserot
Harris
Chicago
San Marino Centre
Jeff Junker
St. Andrews
Scotland
Rotary Foundation
Rich Haserot
Jack Hamilton
Mitch Lebman
Honorary Paul Harris Fellows Shine at Rotary Club San Mazivo
Rotary Club of San Mazivo honors several members with honorary Paul Harris Fellow recognition. The ceremony names include community leaders and donors contributing to local service projects and charitable initiatives.
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Rotary Cos of
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Carver Elementary Carnival Promises Community Fun
Carver Elementary invites the community to a kids led carnival on Saturday May 7 from 10 am to 3 pm. New attractions include a Dodge City Silly String maze and a giant climbing wall. The event features an International Food Court with Wolfg' 12 Pack and Chinese and Japanese cuisine, with carnival chairs and volunteers named in the feature photo.
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Carver
Dodge City
Carnival
Wendy Glazier
Renee Olson
Garret Glazier
Garrett Hill
Carson Glazier
Miles Glazier
Sasha Gabig
Ryan Hill
Kyle Ezold
Max Miller
Justin Hill
John Chu
Food Court Cochairman
Ashley Tsao
Chris Olson
AYSO switches San Marino to Region 214 in victory for locals
After a decade long dispute AYSO finalizes San Marino designation change from Region 40 to Region 214 based in South Pasadena. The move opens local fields to San Marino youth boosting play in their city while relieving crowded fields in South Pasadena. About 80 percent of San Marino’s roughly 500 AYSO participants will now register in Region 214, aligning with open registration principles and regional history.
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American Youth Soccer Organization
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San Marino
San Gabriel
South Pasadena
San Marino High School
del Mar
Torrance
Arcadia
Recreation Dept
Valentine Elementary School
San Marino Titan Stadium fund nears $2 million goal
The San Marino Schools Foundation reports the Titan Stadium field and track project fundraising has surpassed $1.5 million toward a $2 million target. Since December 2004 the district approved a multiphase athletic facilities plan, with 105 donors including parents alumni and local foundations supporting the drive. A mail campaign to district residents and alumni seeks additional gifts and donor recognition is planned for gifts of $5,000 or more.
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Titan Stadium
Board of Education
San Marino Unified
San Marino
Voyage to California recounts Kendall family Gold Rush journey
Walnut California event features nrine Resident speaking about the daily journal Voyage to California kept by Lucy Kendall in 1852. The account details her voyage from New York to San Francisco with her mother and sister Annie to join Joseph Kendall during California's gold rush era. The piece cites Cape Horn perils and a wish to blot the Cape from the map. See Westerners page A-5.
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California
Lucy Kendall
New York
San Francisco
Joseph Kendall
Annie
Kendall
Cape Horn
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