Barlow Installed as AIA President in Pasadena Foothill Chapter
Laurie Barlow of San Marino was installed as President of the American Institute of Architects Pasadena and Foothill Chapter founded in 1948 to improve the built environment and professional standards. A Senior Project Manager at Miralles Associates, she also serves on San Marino's Planning Commission and participates in local groups. Her theme is Building Community, addressing development transit sustainable growth and arts ties.
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Miralles Associates
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City seeks volunteer appointee to regional mosquito control board
The City of San Marino seeks a volunteer to fill a two year term on the Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District Board of Trustees. Meetings are on the second Thursday each month at 7 30 p m in Santa Fe Springs. Residency in San Marino and elector status required. A $50 per meeting stipend is paid quarterly. Apply by 12 00 p m January 10 2000 via the City Clerk.
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San Marino students place highly at CCS contest
Ray Chen and Steven Hurley of San Marino High School earned top state rankings at the CCS fellowship contest held on the UCSB Isla Vista campus. Chen finished 2nd in California physics and Hurley 4th in computer science, with SMHS providing eight finalists. The CCS program admits about 50 students yearly and emphasizes early research with faculty. Chen previously earned the Siemens Westinghouse AP award, and Hurley follows last year’s CS winners George Lee and Edward Hwu who advanced to MIT and UPenn.
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Steven Hurley
San Marino High School
University of California
Santa Barbara
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CCS
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California
SMHS
San Marino
Tom Armbruster
George Lee
Edward Hwu
Lee
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Hwu
University of Pennsylvania
Moon Shines Brightest On Wednesday
The full moon on the winter solstice December 22 will be unusually large and bright due to a near perigee and closer Earth sun angle. Celestial experts note the moon may appear 14 percent larger and brighter, with favorable weather needed for visibility.
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Dinner at Ritz Draws Sellout Crowd in San Marino
The San Marino Chamber of Commerce was honored at a Ritz-Carlton Huntington Hotel dinner with 132 attendees. Mayor Betty Brown presented a resolution praising the chamber for boosting the local economy and advocating for business members as it marks decades of civic leadership and events like the July 4th parade.
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California State Senate
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House of Representatives
Nancy Billings
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Barth Succeeds as President on Troubled School Board
In a unanimous vote Andy Barth becomes president following a brief board reshuffle. The district faces a costly bond modernization project with estimates overrun of at least 10 million beyond a 34 million baseline. Citizens Oversight Committee chair Richard Giss says outside financing may be needed, with bond options debated and multiple cost estimates due.
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Barth
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Oversight Committee
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Osborn
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Tribune Office Hours to Change
The Tribune announces two Fridays of early closure at 12:00 noon for holidays. Offices will be closed to allow employees time with families, while the publication schedule and deadlines remain unaffected.
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City to Send Donated SMFD Fire Truck to Guatemala Today
City of San Marino officials and SMFD, with Rotary Club members and Rep James E Rogan, will hold a ceremony at City Hall at 1 45 p m to announce a surplus fire truck donation to Antigua Guatemala in response to damage from Hurricane Mitch. Rogan secured transport from USAID.
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San Marino
Fire Department
Rotary Club
United States
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Antigua
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Corner Library Extends Video Rental to Four Days
San Marino Public Library Board approves a four day video circulation period for all paid tapes with a $2 fee. The policy allows parental restriction of a child’s borrowing, notes in the child’s record, and staff reminders for inappropriate material. Preschool Storytime resumes January 13 as Winter Storytime begins for preschoolers.
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