Police Chief Butler to lead Glendora force
San Marino Police Chief Paul Butler, 44, will leave San Marino after 20 years to become Glendora chief Aug 25. He replaces Oliver Posey, retired July 10, chosen from 60 candidates to oversee 53 officers. Butler’s salary rises from 72000 to 81600. he lives in Glendora with wife Diana and sons Andy 17 and David 15. He is active in Glendora Little League and Youth Soccer.
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Andy
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Eugene Dryden
Henry Huntington legacy book details family and museum
Huntington docent Selena Spurgeon writes Henry Edwards Huntington: His Life and His Collections detailing how Collis Huntington built the empire, Arabella and Henry married, the railroad to transit line shift, the San Marino ranch and gardens, the vast library and art gallery holdings, and future arrangements for the Huntington legacy. It covers the Mus regent figures, key collections, and the mystery surrounding Arabella.
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San Marino
Huntington Library
Selena Spurgeon
Henry Edwards Huntington
Spurgeon
Henry
Collis Huntington
Central Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific Capital
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Arabella
Collis
Los Angeles and Pasadena
Pacific Light and Power Company
Los Angeles Railway
Los Angeles
Heary
Pinkie
Speare Gardens
Joseph Duveen
New York
Duveen
Huntington Art Gallery
Death With Dignity Act debated at Arcadia hospital forum
At Methodist Hospital Arcadia a panel of four speakers discussed Proposition 161 the Death With Dignity Act on the November ballot. William Vallero Vincent Fortanasco Audrey Vore and Rev Brenda Peterson defended and debated the measure citing patient rights, physician liability and patient autonomy with arguments for and against including ethical religious and medical perspectives.
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Methodist Hospital
Arcadia
San Marino
William Vallero
Vincent Fortanasco
Department of Aging
Vore
The
Hemlock Society
California
Dr. Fortanasco
Fortanasce
American Medical Association
American Nursing Association
Vallero
Fortanasco
United Methodist Church
Recreation Department Offers Before and After School Programs
The San Mario Recreation Department runs before school from 7 a.m. to 8:15 a.m. and after-school 2:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. for grades 1 through 5, starting Sept. 10 with Aug. 24 registration. Fees range from $30 to $60 monthly or $8 daily with a $64 deposit. Carver also offers a before program 7 a.m. to 8:15 a.m. with breakfast and $30–$50 monthly, $5 daily with $40 deposit. Minimum enrollment required.
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Carver
Valentine
Along The Drive Don Herald Quote Sparks Debate
Don Herald stated I do not believe in doing for sure things I do not lie to do, prompting readers to discuss the integrity of such claims and the implications for local politics and honesty in public discourse.
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Don Herald
Alhambra and San Marino discuss street diverters
A public Alhambra meeting reviewed traffic diverters placed a year ago at Story Place Hidalgo Avenue and Almansor Street where they meet Huntington Drive. Residents from Alhambra and San Marino voiced anger over congestion and access while officials and Michael Brandman Associates outlined an Environmental Impact Report to decide if the diverters become permanent.
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Story Place
Hidalgo Avenue
Almansor Street
Huntington Drive
St. Therese
Granada Avenue
EIR
Ultmately
Gerhardt
Jonathan Freeman
Freeman
Terry James
James
Huntington
San Marino
Bumeie Dryden
Don Cotton
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Lyn Cacciatore
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