Drunken hit-and-run suspect nabbed by San Marino police
A Kensington Road resident chased a hit-and-run driver after his car was struck at 1:41 a.m. Saturday Aug 5. Police arrested a 23-year-old woman at San Marino Avenue and Longden Drive, booked for DUI and later released. Also reported was an attempted theft of a Downey gardener’s equipment on Winston Avenue. Two male Hispanic suspects fled after tires were flattened. vehicle a maroon and black 1972 Ford van was seen near San Gabriel Boulevard and the 210 Freeway.
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San Gabriel Boulevard
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Rotary Scholar's Year In Scotland Affirms Patriotism
San Marino Rotary honors Jeff Jonkers for a year at University of St Andrews in Scotland. He says the experience broadened his view of America and highlighted shared values across cultures. Jonkers notes Scottish Rotarians share Rotary goals while enjoying a different club atmosphere.
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San Marino
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Don Scott
Stuart Cypherd
Chris Datwyler
Steve Garrett
Nicole Biles
Samantha Johnston
William Payne, Jr
Lois Derry
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the Tribune
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Rotary International
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Peter Jonkers
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San Marino contractor pleads innocent in wage case
Kenneth Sui Pu Yu of Royal Service Air Conditioning Inc. surrendered to Los Angeles Municipal Court on Aug 7 after a China trip and faces a Sept 27 preliminary hearing. He was charged July 24 with withholding over $30,000 in payroll payments to a subcontractor in 1993. Deputy D A Stuart Lytton called him cooperative and Judge Veals released him on his own recognizance. Defense says he is innocent and that the charge cites an outdated 1940 law.
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Kenneth Sui Pu Yu
Los Angeles
Leeacee
Royal Service Air Conditioning Inc
San Gabriel
China
Christopher Lee
Craig Veals
Stuart Lytton
Veals
S.M. Business Leader Bruce Alexander Dies at 81
Friends and family mourn the sudden Saturday death of Bruce Alexander 81 a longtime San Marino business and community leader known for golf. The obituary notes his lifelong public service and local impact as a civic figure.
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S.M. Business & Community
Bruce Alexander
San Marino
San Marino Library Story Time Fosters Lifelong Reading
Children's Librarian Girard describes Story Time as a first exposure to the library, planting seeds for lifelong reading and library use. The program helps introduce youngsters to reading before they access public library resources, building a lifelong habit for families in Beverly Hills and surrounding areas.
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Valerie Girard Percarence
San Marino
Joe Maseinger
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Tribune
In Today's Tribune Real Estate A7 A9 B1
Readable real estate blurbs from the Tribune section note listings and brief notices across pages A7 A9 and B1. Properties and market items are summarized with short action phrases and key identifiers from the page.
Valerie Kates Named New Principal of Valentine School
Valerie Kates, former resource specialist teacher, selected to replace Mary Meye as Valentine principal after a unanimous San Marino School Board vote. She advanced from a two finalist pool of ten candidates and was praised as a calming, fair leader by assistant superintendent Jack Rose.
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Valentine School
Mary Meye
Tom Godley
San Marino
Jack Rose
San Marino Teachers Association
Meye
Valentine’s “It
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Class of 1985 Reunion Held In Pasadena
Ten years after graduating San Marino High School the Class of 1985 gathered on Aug. 5 for a reunion under a tree canopy near Old Pasadena. The event carried a Fantasy Island theme with blown up photos of TV show characters and a casual dress code. Ann Beman commented on the relaxed atmosphere.
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SMHS
Old Pasadena
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Mayor LeSage Praises San Marino State of the City
In a Rotary Club address Mayor Bernard LeSage declares San Marino in excellent shape. He highlights a new $8.9 million balanced budget split for fire and police, municipal safety, library upgrades, and plans to boost the Old Mill as a cultural center while noting rising residential traffic as a challenge.
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Bernard LeSage
Rotary Club
LeSage
Library Foundation
Old Mill
California Historical Foundation
Paul Crowley
Debbie Bell
Frank Wills
Carolyn Crain
Rotary Club to Hear FBI Agent Speak on Aug 10
FBI Special Agent Arthur Datwyler will address the Rotary Club at the upcoming meeting on Thursday August 10. Rotary emphasizes diversity of members and a broad range of business categories to shape club programs.
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