Pasadena Police Chief to Address Wind Under Wings Brunch
The fourteenth annual San Gabriel Valley Council of Boy Scouts of America Women of Eagle Scout Brunch will be at the Langham Huntington Hotel in Pasadena on Saturday May 7. Police Chief Phillip Sanchez will deliver the keynote. A 10:30 a.m. reception precedes the 11:15 a.m. brunch with local Scouts from Troops 351 355 358 and 359 greeting guests and guiding them to the Venetian Room for brunch. Scouts from Sanaps led by Jeff Reimer of Troop 355 will lead the pledge and the National Anthem.
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San Marino PD Offers Women’s Self Defense Classes
The San Marino Police Department will hold two more Basic Self-Defense for Women sessions on Saturdays April 16 and May 7 at the San Marino Center 1800 Huntington Drive from 8:00 to 11:00 a.m. Casual clothing advised. Call 626 300 0720 or email pbyrd@smpd.us for details.
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Huntington Drive
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San Marino High Students Unite In Support Of Japan
San Marino High School students organized a Friday quilt making and fund raising drive at Lacy Park to aid victims of a devastating earthquake and tsunami. Dozens participated, raising 530 for relief and assembling a 6 by 6 square quilt to be sent to Japan with support from SMHS clubs and contributors.
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Rebecca Hwang
Jonathan Shen
Ruyi Cheng
Emily Thai
Martin Liu
Samantha Szeto
Max Ibrahimzade
Ashley Xu
Keita Suuki
Chloe Wu
Gabriel Weis
Michelle Ko
Jackie Wang
Will Davenport
Jason Hu
Dave Tyler
Allison Lee
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Lacy Park
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See Unite
Keita Suzuki
Suzuki
Club of Spontaneous Discovery
SMHS
Grad to Perform In PCC Long Awaited Musical
Huntington Middle School and San Marino high graduate Alexander Mashikian will perform at Pasadena City College Saxson Auditorium from April 7 to 9 at 8:00 p.m. with a 2:00 p.m. matinee on April 9, playing Stine in City of Angels. He cites San Marino community support and aims to reach Saturday Night Live and Broadway.
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San Gabriel Scout Gala Honors Eagle Recipients
The San Gabriel Valley Council to honor 293 Eagle Scouts from 2010 at a May 5 dinner at San Gabriel Country Club. Sponsorships range from 150 to 2000 dollars. A 7000 dollar college scholarship funded by the Belcher Foundation will be awarded. Guest speaker is Ralph Linzmeier of Morgan Stanley Smith Barney.
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San Marino police officers host May 6 fundraiser
San Marino Police Officers Association and merchants at San Marino Courtyard plan a May 6 fundraiser from 5 to 9 PM to aid Japan earthquake and tsunami victims via the Red Cross. Officers will serve as waiters in black slacks and bow ties at five Huntington Drive businesses.
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San Marino
Japan
San Marino Seafood
Sweet & Savory
Alma B’s
Jasmine Café
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American Red Cross
Huntington Drive
Paula Byrd
San Marino Courtyard
George Banks
Vivian Chan
Andrew Randles
Robert Cervantes
Brian Wong
Kevin Romero
Dora Liang
Mitch Lehman
PTA April Fools Event Sparks Social Night
PTA affiliates hosted an April Fools themed gathering Friday at the Weiss Family Flying A Garage with 80 guests. Justene Pierce and Virginia Barger decorated a mix of holiday and Grad Night items. The group plans the Grad Night Light-Up Party on June 9 and invites SMHS graduates’ parents to join. contact Liz Kneier at 578-1109 for details.
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San Marino Teen Wins National Solo Music Competition
Noah Kim, 15, of San Marino won first place in classical guitar at the ASTA National Solo Competition in Kansas City Missouri held March 16 19 2011. The biennial event attracts top string players from across the country after local and state level qualifying rounds.
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San Marino
American String Teachers Association
Kansas City
Missouri
ASTA
Toughest Year In History for College Applicants
College admissions reach record levels with Harvard Yale Princeton and Stanford posting admit rates from 6.2 to 84 percent amid fierce competition. UCLA Stanford and Harvard report tens of thousands of applications for modest freshman enrollments. Columbia University also appears among the highly selective schools as applicants face unprecedented selectivity.
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