Scott votes against parents rights bills in California
Democratic Assemblyman Jack Scott rejected two GOP backed measures AB 2413 and AB 2138 aimed at expanding parental review of curricula and consent for non academic activities. watchdog Randy Thomasson blasted Scott as against parents while noting Focus on the Family support.
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California Assembly
Jack Scott
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Randy Thomasson
California Quality Education Coalition
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Thomasson
Colorado Springs
Focus On the Family
James Dobson
Howard Kaloogian
Carlsbad
Tom McClintock
Northridge
S. M. Residents to Take Part in National Day of Prayer
People of all faiths will gather at San Marino City Hall on Thursday May 7 at noon for the National Day of Prayer. Prayers are scheduled from 12 15 to 12 45 with all residents and local businesspeople invited to participate. Congress designates the first Thursday in May for the event.
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San Marino City Hall
Congress
San Marino Fire Dept urges earthquake preparedness for residents
SMFD outlines the unavoidable California threat and urges neighborhood readiness through the NEAT program. It notes a moderate to major quake could kill, injure, and cause vast property loss, with severe impacts on power and water systems as illustrated by the Northridge event and grid restoration delays.
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San Marino
California
N.E.A.T
Assemblyman Spends $150,000 On Mailings
Assemblyman Jack Scott and his office spent over 150000 in taxpayer funded mailings over the past year. Republican challenger Ken LaCorte criticized the spending as misuse of tax funds after filing a Public Records Act motion to obtain the figures. The release followed prior refusals to disclose the totals.
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California State Assembly
Jack Scott
Altadena
Scott
Ken LaCorte
State Assembly
LaCorte
Public Records Act
First Chamber Walk Held in San Marino Shopping District
The first of a series of chamber walks took place Wednesday morning in San Marino. Executives from Crickets MONY San Mateo Security and Citizens Bank visited merchants and offices in the central district, distributing literature and answering questions about membership.
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Nancy Billings
Crickets
Emile Bayle
MONY
Cathy Raacke
San Matino Security
Gregher
Citizens Bank
San Marino
Chamber
Billings
Raacke
Jim Folsom
Huntington Botanical Gardens
Chamber of Commerce
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Oak Grove Site Dropped From M&O Location List
Garden Club Tennis Club and West Drive residents cheer after the Oak Grove site is removed from consideration for the district M and O facility. Citizens Oversight Committee cited site size safety and cost concerns as the main reasons for removal.
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West Drive
Citizens’ Oversight Committee
Oak Grove
Richard Giss
Giss
Tom Lopez
Lopez
Board of Education
Antonovich names Ivy to state Landmarks and Records Commission
County Supervisor Mike Antonovich appointed San Marino resident Ivy Sun to the California Landmarks and Records Commission. Sun, executive administrator of South Hills Academy in West Covina, has served as a San Marino Chamber of Commerce director and held roles with associations including the Association of Childhood Education International and Soroptimist International.
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San Marino
Ivy Sun
State Landmarks and Records Commission
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Landmarks and Records Commission
State of California Department of Parks and Recreation
California Historical Landmarks
Ivy
South Hills Academy
West Covina
Lindbergh Flight Talk At San Marino Library
S M Historical Society presents Eugene Weisenberg speaking on The Lindbergh Flight on Thursday May 14 at 7 30 p m at the San Marino Public Library. Free admission. Weisenberg, a longtime San Marino resident, will reveal little known details of the 1927 cross Atlantic flight. The talk aims to stir memories of seniors and astonish younger listeners.
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San Marino Historical Society
Eugene Weisenberg
San Marino
Weisenberg
Charles Lindbergh
Huntington Students Tour Washington D C for 17th Year
Tricia Thong and Jody Wang report Huntington Students touring Washington D C for the 17th year on April 6. About 57 students and chaperones joined a day of tours with name tags, guides, and a $40 spend plan. They checked into a Holiday Inn after a day of activities, noting rain and cool weather.
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Huntington
Washington D.C
Tricia Thong
Jody Wang
Speakers Needed to Discuss The Great Low Mood
Kevin Hall, an American History teacher at San Mario High School, invites local community members to share memories and impressions of the Great low mood with students studying the topic in class. See Speakers, page A-7.
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Kevin Hall
San Mario High School
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