Firefighter Pancake Breakfast Set for May 15 in San Marino
San Marino Firefighters Association hosts its annual pancake breakfast on Saturday May 15 at Lacy Park with 7:00 am to 12:00 pm serving. Advanced tickets cost 4 and 5 at the gate. tickets available at the San Marino Fire Department. Proceeds go to Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation San Marino Schools Foundation and local charities.
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National Day of Prayer Planned for San Marino
San Marino residents will gather on the steps of city hall next Thursday May 6 at 12 00 noon to observe the National Day of Prayer with public attendance encouraged.
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First Festival at Huntington School Friday to Toast API
Huntington Middle School will celebrate its first place API score in Los Angeles County this Friday April 30. Activities run 11 30 a m to 2 p m with In N Out Burger truck DJ music and other festivities to honor students and staff. Public invited to attend.
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Beverly Hills Courier Sold to The San Marino Tribune
The Beverly Hills Courier, a 37 year old weekly with a 40000 circulation, is sold to The San Marino Tribune after negotiations lasting almost two years. Publisher Schwartz becomes publisher emeritus. Clifton S. Smith Jr. of The Tribune takes over. Stanley Black and Robert K. Barth buy the Courier building.
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Wind Under Wings Brunch Celebrates May Day
The Women of Eagle Scouts Committee in the San Gabriel Valley Council hosts the Wind Under Wings brunch at the Ritz Carlton Huntington on Saturday May 1 2004 at 10 15 a m. Jean Simpson leads the San Marino branch as Suzanne Pinegar Osmond and her husband Alan speak on building families and guiding youth toward Eagle Scouts. See WINGS page A-5.
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The WIZ Opens Next Thursday at San Marino High
San Marino High School presents The WIZ spring musical with performances May 6 to May 15. Tickets are 12 for adults and 6 for students with Sunday matinee at 6. Box office hours are 12 to 3 30 weekdays and 45 minutes before shows.
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City, Women's Club Ink 1.75 Million Deal for Clubhouse
The City of San Marino will buy the 1800 Huntington Drive property from the San Marino Women's Club for 1.75 million funded from capital reserves. The agreement, approved by City Manager Rob Wishner, heads to a May 12 council vote after over two years of negotiations led by Councilman Emile Bayle. The building will serve as a temporary library and teen center, with future plans for a town hall, recreation programs, and an Emergency Operations Center site as the city pursues a long term community campus. A 90 day escrow and a three month lease begin after escrow closes to allow relocation.
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Council Drafts Library Capital Campaign Pact
The San Marino City Council discussed a draft agreement during an early session to restructure the capital campaign for a new library. City Manager Rob Wishner proposed ensuring all campaign proceeds become city property, guaranteeing funds are used for construction.
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Yard Signs Mark San Marino School Support Drive
The San Marino Schools Foundation aims to raise at least 750000 annually to fund teacher salaries and instructional materials. The campaign supports about 14 teaching positions to reduce class sizes across the district, urging the community to contribute for better education. See SIGNS, page A-9.
Rotary Club hears former pitcher Tom Dukes recount baseball lore
At the San Marino Rotary meeting held at the Women’s Club auditorium, former major league pitcher Tom Dukes of Arcadia, president of San Gabriel Country Club, shared behind the scenes ballpark tales from a six year big league career including a Orioles World Series stint.
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