Recreation Center Proves Value in Brea says Mayor
Elizabeth Lindell reports that eight years after opening the Brea Community Center its doors stay open and programs run at full capacity. Attendance has grown from about 3,000 weekly visitors in 1997 to roughly 9,000 in 2005, with fitness classes often drawing 30 to 35 participants. The center is described as hugely successful with limited space for new programs.
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Brea
Deni Tidland
Tidland
Huntington Open House Showcases Brea Community Center Design
Huntington Open House May 4 marks the unveiling of Brea's two year project a fully equipped community center with a two court gym banquet hall indoor soccer and hockey spaces a complete workout facility aerobics rooms babysitting two children's activity rooms Teen Zone and multiple classrooms. The center designed to meet recreation art social services and childcare needs earned an Athletic Business Magazine Facility of Merit Design Award. Mayor Bill Lentini notes the facility fills a community recreation gap in a city known for basketball and social activity. Tidland highlights rental opportunities and a busy slate of adult and family classes aimed at broad civic use. Restoration of detailed plans and future pages indicate ongoing community planning.
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Tidland
Civic Center
San Marino OKs Synthetic Turf Field Bid Process Start
San Marino Unified School District moves the Titan Stadium athletic field and running track project toward bids. Ziemba & Associates to provide final drawings next month. construction manager to assess buildability. bid ads set for June with a June 11 and 18 schedule and a July 6 bid result meeting pending budget tests.
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Scott Jenkins
Oversight Committee
Jenkins
Athletics
San Marino Troop 355 Eagles Earned at Huntington Court
Five Eagle Scouts are named from San Marino based Troop 355 and Pack 364 and 362. Derek Slater Teague Hoof Andrew McCarthy Ian McCarthy and Ryan Domier all earned Eagle in a January 29 2005 Court of Honor at Huntington Middle School. Each scout completed extensive merit badge work service projects and leadership roles while attending San Marino High School.
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Huntington Middle School
Derek
Carver Elementary School
Order of the Arrow
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Cherry Valley
San Marino High School
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Rosemead
Lost Valley
Lacy Park
Cal Tech
Andrew McCarthy
Andrew
San Marino
Arrow of Light
Camp Cherry Valley
Log Cabin Wilderness
Yosemite
Philmont Scout Ranch
Villa Esperanza
Pasadena Poly
Ian McCarthy
Ian
Valentine
Lan
Log Cabin
Stoneman School
Ryan Domier
Ryan
Hugo Reid
Arcadia
Trask
Mirimichi
Oak Terrace
Eaton Canyon
Loyola Marymount University
Foundation's Yard Signs Are On the Way
The San Marino Schools Foundation reiterates commitment to improving education with an annual campaign funding at least 750000 dollars to support teacher salaries instructional materials and class size reduction by funding about 14 teaching positions across the district. Community support urged this week as final appeal mailed for See SIGNS page A-10.
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Showcase Classified Mind Body
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