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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 2011
Page
1
A May 4 meeting by Partnership for Awareness invites community members to a free lecture on teen rebellion and child development. The event airs on Things Considered ABC Nightline and appeared on Newsweek cover. RSVP via email for a complimentary Nurture Shock.
The San Marino Schools Foundation aims for a larger goal this year to support the district amid a state budget deficit. It will skip a spring special campaign, focus on one Annual Campaign, and recently mailed an appeal. Donors will be recognized in early June by planting yard signs in their front yards.
The 21st annual San Marino Firefighter's Association pancake breakfast fundraiser will be held at Lacy Park on Saturday May 14 at 7 00 a m Activities include fire apparatus balloon rides pony rides a petting zoo fire engine rides and firefighter games For adults pancakes and sausage breakfast and hot coffee Tickets are on sale at the San Marino Fire Department 2200 Huntington Drive and at the event City council members will attend and help prepare the pancakes Proceeds support the association and community services
Caroline Trawick a 2008 San Marino High School graduate and former Lady Titan, now coxswain for USC varsity four, says she acts as the coach on the water. She plans to continue rowing next year, drawn by the sport despite the misconceptions.
More than a thousand students from kindergarten to senior year participate in music theatre dance and visual arts at San Marino High School this Saturday April 30 from 5 30 to 8 30 p m. Four stages and the Claire Crowley Art Gallery feature performances with Neher Auditorium Webb Theatre two lobby stages and the main quad. The festival ends with a mass performance at 8 15 p m. Karen Preston serves on the district Arts committee.
Carver Elementary School invites the community to its annual Carver Carnival on Saturday May 7 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. with a Magic theme featuring booths obstacle course balloon launcher giant slide bake sale and performances by Carver Huntington Middle School and San Marino High School. Contact Nicolette Fuerst or Debi Cribbs for details.
Huntington Library plans a large expansion adding about 43 000 square feet of above ground space as part of a 26.8 acre redevelopment at 207 acre campus. The project includes a new Education and Visitor Center with a theater four classrooms and a tunnel to the Munger Research Center plus changes to parking and landscaping and possible zoning and permit adjustments by the San Marino City Council. A scoping meeting is set for May 2 at Crowell Public Library to review environmental impacts and permitting steps.
Maestros band member Michael McMahon prepares to join fellow musicians at the San Marino Chamber of Commerce event at the Huntington Library on Thursday May 12 from 5 30 p m The San Marino Tribune is exclusive media sponsor The Maestros a Pasadena based nonprofit music club performs at hospitals retirement homes and community events in the Rose Parade context They return for a second year to entertain guests during the Evening at the Huntington amid strolling guests and local food and drink offerings
The Granary Gallery hosts a plein air themed show titled California Dreamin as part of the California Art Club’s Painting the Golden State. An artists reception is set for May 5 from 5 30 to 7 30 p.m. and the club’s 100th anniversary is celebrated throughout 2011 with landscapes and seascapes from across the state. Approximately forty works by diverse artists will be displayed, including Low Tide Reflections by David Damm.
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