Darlene Seligman Elected Chair of Immigration Lawyers Association
Darlene R. Seligman an immigration and international adoption attorney was elected Chair of the Southern California Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, a large national group with headquarters in Washington D C Her Pasadena office on East Green Street and her long service in California bar and LA County Bar positions are noted along with teaching and degrees from Loyola Northwestern and a practice since 1981.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene R. Seligman
Southern California
American Immigration Lawyers Association
East Green Street
Pasadena
Washington, D.C
Seligman
Commission On the Certification of Immigration Law Specialists
State Bar of California
Los Angeles County Bar Association
California State University
Los Angeles
Northwestern University
Loyola Law School
Cambridge Road
Ellis
San Marino tribute notes Dobbins led city fundraising effort
Dr. John Dobbins died in his sleep on Aug 19 after hepatitis C. The San Marino Sun Tribune recalls his 1978 idea to tap property tax savings from Prop 13 to fund city services. He helped form the Friends of Leg tone group with Charles Reed and Howard Privett, leading a volunteer fundraising drive that mailed 9,000 envelopes to residents. The effort, dubbed Blue Ribbon Committee, sought local citizen contributions to offset state tax-cut impacts.
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San Marino
John Dobbins
Sacramento
Howard Jarvis
California
Dobbins
Friends
Oe Leg
Tribune
Nobel
Charles Reed
Blue Ribbon Committee
San Marino DRC debates Lombardy Road House design
The Design Review Committee reviews a 2055 Lombardy Road proposal seen as out of character with the neighborhood. Critics led by Joseph Bragin challenge its basic design, color samples, and landscaping while planners note floor plans push liveable area near the 6972 square foot maximum and hardscape near 35 percent front yard limit.
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Lombardy Road House
DRC
Lombardy Road
San Marino
David Saldana
Joseph Bragin
Saldana
Bragin
Adele Chang
Peter Fung
San Mario
Sugbardy Road
San Marino Firefighters Aid San Luis Obispo Blaze
Four San Marino firefighters joined a 2,300-strong force that battled a San Luis Obispo area wildfire that destroyed 37 homes and burned 48 500 acres. The team arrived Aug 15 at 3 a.m. and protected structures, enduring 24 hours of tough work and a diet of peanut butter and jam. They returned Aug 18 at 5 p.m. with smoke filled lungs and a smog alert in their wake.
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San Marino
San Luis Obispo
the Tribune
Carver Moms Sew Quilts From Student Squares Auction at PTA Party
Carver families completed an old fashioned quilting project with squares from each classroom. Moms stitched the fabric into wall hanging quilts using applique and lattice work. The quilts will be auctioned at the Parent Party on October 1 and displayed at Back-to-School Night in the Scrim Auditorium.
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Carver
PTA
California
Silent Auction
Michelle Minks
Cen
Marilyn Pinkerton
Ganizer
Scrim
Carver School
I-1
Jan Helmuth
Fumiko Fukumoto
Along The Drive Thomas Cooper Quotation
Thomas Cooper stated that fraud and falsehood dread examination while truth invites it, underscoring a belief in scrutiny as a safeguard against deception. The remark frames a stance on honesty and accountability in public discourse.
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Thomas Cooper
San Marino Officers Sue City Over $2400 Bonus Plan
The San Marino Police Officers Association filed for a writ of mandate in Superior Court alleging breach of contract and failure to meet and confer after the city offered a one-time $2400 bonus to selected employees. The petition claims the award lacks clear standards and harms morale, while city officials defend the plan as a goodwill, performance based initiative aligned with private sector practice.
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San Marino
San Gabriel Valley
San Marino Police Officers Association
SMPOA
Keith Till
Frank Wills
SMPCA
Jim Henson
Pasadena Star- News
Star-News
Wills
Till
Paul A. Bechely
Police Department
Eye Doctor Discusses Glaucoma Causes and Care
Dr. Dale K Heuer of the Doheny Eye Institute spoke to the San Marino Rotary Club about glaucoma as a leading cause of blindness, noting that eye pressure alone is not a definite indicator and detailing risk factors, disease progression, detection, and treatment methods. The talk covered eye anatomy, optic nerve damage, and signs appearing late as nerve fibers diminish before patients notice vision loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale K. Heuer
Doheny Eye Institute
San Marino Rotary Club
Heyer
USC
Hever
Heuer
Dale Heuer
San Marino
Rotary Club
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Darlene Seligman
Immigration Lawyers Association
Bob Cooper
San Luis Blaze
Bechely
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