Rogan Flew Through San Marino Club Talk With Guts and Humor
United States Congressman James E. Rogan spoke to a crowded San Marino City Club meeting, sharing stories of his upbringing in San Francisco and outlining three career lessons about makeup on TV, humility, and loyalty. The event featured applause as Rogan joked about politics and the old National Enquirer label San Marino The Strictest City in the World.
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Mitch Lehman
Special Meeting This Saturday for Library Space Study
City of San Marino Public Library and Library Foundation invite residents to a Saturday session on April 22 from 9 30 to 11 30 a m. to share needs and ideas for library service and space. Participants join Phase I gathering information for a three phase study.
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United States Faces China Nuke Threat Says Gaffney
Frank J. Gaffney Jr. warned at the Republican Club of San Marino that Communist China aims to become one of the world’s top powers within 75 years. He urged tougher U.S. stance amid Clinton-era policies and drew parallels to prewar Europe and Nazi Germany.
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City Council Proclaims October 8 as SM Day at Lion King
The San Marino City Council proclaims Sunday October 8 2000 San Marino Day at the Lion King a matinee benefiting the San Marino Schools Foundation. Disney touring production proceeds support local schools with first come first served ticket sales handled by the foundation staff.
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Easter on South Lake Avenue Brings Peter Rabbit to Pasadena
South Lake Avenue hosts an Easter celebration featuring Peter Rabbit at the Destination of Distinction. From 12 noon to 4 PM on April 22 visitors can meet Peter in the Cabbage Patch on Del Mar and South Lake with photo options for $5 plus an enclosed card and raffle ticket. Proceeds benefit Pasadena charities while a giant Easter Basket valued over $2,000 will be raffled. A petting zoo adds hands on fun as merchants showcase offerings and the event pages include a note to see South Lake on A-3.
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City Council Acts on Repair Station and Self Service Pumps
San Marino leaders approved first readings to allow auto repair outside traditional stations in enclosed spaces and to permit self service fuel pumps with equal full service options. A Lacy Park Master Plan study was launched with RMJ Engineering to address drainage parking and lighting, and a Parking Commission was formed led by Councilman Eugene Dryden.
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Jessica Tsai Wins Tribune Easter Coloring Contest
Ten year old Jessica Tsai a fifth grader at Chandler was judged first place winner of The Tribunes Easter Coloring Contest which concluded last Friday Brooke Davis Nina Frank Olivia Lee Julia Tsai placed in the medals with Luke Benuska receiving an honorable mention pages A3 note contest results listing names ages and placements
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Chamber to Focus on Water Supply and Quality
Raul Saenz of Cal-Am Water Company will speak at the San Marino Chamber monthly networking event at 8:15 am on Tuesday April 25 at the San Marino Public Library Auditorum. The topic Water Think About It covers water supply quality and management with refreshments by Lisa's Bakery and RSVP requested at the Chamber office.
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City Bought First Fire Truck 78 Years Ago Today
In 1922 San Marino voters approved a bond to fund the first fire truck for the nine year old city. Old No 1, a 750 gallon per minute pumper from American La France, arrived after a 1923 check for 13 000. Its first call—saving no loss from a corn stalk fire—came with Chief Chester Copley supervising a growing department and a busy day including a Pacific Electric bridge fire. Mayor Richard H Lacy later supervised many tests of the new engine.
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