Auto Burglaries Continue at Lacy Park Areas
Auto thefts in the Lacy Park area rise to eleven since June 1 as two more break ins occur in August. San Marino Police Chief John Schaefer notes the suspect may blend in at the park and urges public help to catch the burglar. Burglaries reported near Boy Scout House and Virginia Rd. emerge as the latest incidents.
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Lacy Park
San Marino
John Schaefer
The
Tribune
Boy Scout House
Virginia Rd
Mitch Lehman
Koblik to Speak at The Old Mill Admission Day Gala
Steven Koblik of the Huntington Library will keynote the Old Mill Foundation gala in San Marino honoring California's 158th statehood anniversary. The event on September 9 features a 7:00 p.m. talk on Collecting California History after a 6:00 p.m. reception and 7:00 p.m. dinner, priced at 55 dollars per person.
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Steven Koblik
Huntington Library, Art Collections and
Botanical Gardens
Old Mill Foundation and Historical Society of
Southern California
Ballantyne Says City Not a Target for Crime
City Manager Matt Ballantyne says San Marino is not a specific target for criminals, though recent burglaries reflect ongoing concerns. Police Chief John Schaefer reports hot prowl incidents on the northern border and an early February arrest as officers push to curb crime.
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Ballantyne
San Marino
Matt Ballantyne
the Tribune
John Schaefer
San Marino Unified outlines free and reduced lunch policy
San Marino Unified School District last week announced its policy for free and reduced price meals under the National School Lunch Program. The Food Services Office holds a copy for review by interested parties. Eligibility is based on household size and income criteria to determine meal pricing.
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San Marino Unified
Food Services Office
Police Log and Sports Briefs Noted in Tribune Classified
Today’s Tribune Classified highlights a police log entry and a brief sports section. Details are sparse due to fragmented OCR but reference police activity and a sports recap or note.
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Doeny
Board Open to Idea of Cameras In Library
San Marino library trustees will consider installing limited surveillance cameras at the Crowell Public Library after a nine year old girl was allegedly subjected to inappropriate gestures in the children's area. Police Chief John Schaefer led staff training and said at least a front door camera could help monitor entry. the incident prompted restroom locking and more patrols. The board plans to officially recommend camera placement following discussion of safety measures.
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San Marino
Schaefer
SMPD
Matt Ballantyne
the Tribune
City Council Cancels August Meeting
San Marino officials cancel the August study session and regular council meeting due to council member travel schedules. The next meeting is a study session on September 10 at 6:00 p.m. in the emergency operations center, followed by a 7:30 p.m. session in city hall council chambers.
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San Marino
City Hall
Dr Virgil Becker Former Resident Killed In Plane Crash
Dr Virgil V Becker an Auburn Washington orthopedic surgeon died in a private plane crash on Sunday July 27 while returning from San Juan Island. He grew up in San Marino earned Eagle Scout at 14 and SMHS 1968, later West Point 1972, USF Law JD, USC Medical School, Oxford fellowship, and a long Auburn back surgery practice with an international publication.
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Virgil V. Becker
Auburn
Washington
San Juan Island
Tory
Becker
San Marino
San Marino High School
James
Barbara) MacIntosh
Brian Becker
Christina
Nicholas
SMHS
West Point
Presidio
Th University of San Francisco Law School
USC Medical School
Oxford
Karen Grab Awarded Foundation Scholarship 2004 MHS
Karen Grab, a Occidental College psychology graduate, attends USC Rossier Education for Marriage and Family Therapy studies. She is an initiated member of Eta Mu Chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta, a national sorority with 128 college chapters and 192 alumnae chapters. In 2008 the foundation awarded over $540,000 in scholarships to 208 recipients. The sorority has given over $1 million to the National Court Appointed Special Advocates program.
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Karen
Occidental College
USC Rossier School of Education, Marriage
Eta Mu
Kappa Alpha Theta
Occidental
United States
Canada
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Koblik
District
Denice Lindahl
SMUSD
Valentine Elementary
Tray Schreiber
Tonia Pierce
Linda Milano
Perta Santley
Leigh Phifer
Sue Walworth
Denice
Evelyn Wildeman
Stephanie Caires
Laura Pollard
Tina Hsu
Stephanie
Virgil Becker
Karen Grab
National Court Appointed Special Advocates
Karen L. Grab
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