Huntington Science Travel Club Explores Costa Rica Adventure
Eighteen Huntington Middle School science travelers led by Jim and Chrystal Dahlstein explored Costa Rica with EF Tours. They rode zip lines, biked jungle trails, visited Tortuguero canals, Mt Aren, hot springs, and a cloud forest, observing toucans, howler monkeys, crocodiles, turtles, and butterflies. The trip tied to 6th and 7th grade science topics and included community service at a rural school.
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USC Hoops Coaches to Speak at City Club Sept 12
USC men's basketball coaches Tim Floyd discuss season outlook at City Club event on September 12. Local sports writers expect detail on roster changes and early schedule.
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School District City Hammer Out Library Parking Accord
The San Marino Unified School District and the city of San Marino agreed to share 48 parking spots near the San Marino Public Library on school district property. Spots will be marked school and library parking permitted for temporary library patrons at the San Marino Center. The district may use spaces for school events with 10 day written notice. A two year plan for a community recreation center and facilities is in place or under construction.
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Vintage Desk On Display at Thurnher House
A Victorian roll top secretary desk moved to the Thurnher House at Lacy Park from the Michael White Adobe on the San Marino High School campus. Donated to the Historical Society by Barbara Simpson in 1983.
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Tribune Society Police Log A3 Sports CCSCCOCIES
Tribune Society section outlines police log on page A3 and sports coverage on page A4 CCSCCOCIES. Calendar notes Mind & Body Back to School appear on S6.
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Troop 358 Moves Book Shoppe for Friends of Library
Troop 358 and siblings helped relocate the Friends of the San Marino Public Library Book Shoppe to a temporary site next to the San Marino Center. The shoppe reopens Tuesday September 5 with hours Monday to Thursday and Saturday 12 to 5. Book donations accepted. volunteers urged at 300-0777.
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Peter Gibbs
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Garret Kawaguchi
Eric Thvedt
Michelle Chee
Gwynn Seares
Paul Thvedt
Sean Fisher
Daniel Chee
Andrew Thvyedt
Brandon Kawaguchi
Brian Lamendola
Kathy Miller
Mark Chen
Gene Kunzman
San Marino Council to discuss library project bid fixes
The San Marino City Council adjourns to discuss trimming 600000 from bids for a proposed public library. With total costs at 16600000 and 94 bids received, staff may rebid items and consider awarding some bids on September 5.
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San Marino Public Library Seeks Adult Volunteers for Shelving
Reminder from the San Marino Public Library calling for adult volunteers to shelve books a few hours weekly. Staff limitations noted. call Rex at SO0DS41 to discuss volunteering and date stamps on library cards.
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San Marino Schools Foundation launches 2006 2007 campaign
In its 27th year the foundation kicks off the annual drive to bridge state funding gaps for San Marino Unified School District. It pledges a minimum $1 million, noting district funding hinges on state support and highlighting the district will receive about $6,000 per pupil versus the California average of $7,000. The group has contributed over $22 million since 1980.
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Collis P Huntington A Poor Boy With A Rich Spirit
The piece traces Collis P Huntington born October 22 1821 in Poverty Hollow Harwinton Connecticut from humble beginnings. It quotes his belief in honest effort and self made success and notes debates about his legacy amid social welfare and taxation.
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