29 Dec 1994
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1994
Page
1
San Marino police November totals show 53 adults and two juveniles arrested and 18 Part I offenses, including two robberies and two aggravated assaults. Year to date Part I offenses reached 250, with total property losses for 11 months at $1,249,500.
Taylor Morton's law class participants filled key city roles on Wednesday December 14 assigning Bethany Andrews to City Council Holly Boyer as City Attorney Eric Chan City Clerk Ben Chang Fire Services Chief Bren Chasse Planning and Building Assistant Derek Chau Cathy Chu Planning Director Kerry Endert Police Chief Bonnie Houston Kris Jones Parks Director Derek Kan Fire Operations Chief Jenny Lin Mayors office Susan Lee and council members Meg Pearson Dori Rosenthal and Karen Nylund with Matt Spence City Manager and Molly Wilhite Librarian Wilson presenting the Keys to the City Christina Yang City Attorney Criminal Josh Banerjee Human Relations Chair Jeff Gu Finance Director
The San Marino Police reported animal incidents during the week before Christmas. A stray rabbit found on Ashbourne Drive was reported to Pasadena Humane Society on December 22. Eggs were thrown at homes on Palmas Drive and Urmston Place. No injuries or formal reports. An earlier event involved removing a confused squirrel from Bedford Road and a dead squirrel on San Gabriel Boulevard. A stray cocker spaniel was picked up, and a trap for a dead skunk near Lombardy was checked.
San Marino volunteer Jack Hung teaches Goa after school at Carver with donated boards and stones from the Ing Go Foundation. Principal Pauline Dolinski joins in, aiming to raise student concentration, planning, and organizational skills through the ancient strategy game popular in Asia. Community members are invited to volunteer through Nancy Hunt at the San Marino Unified School District.
City of San Marino and the San Marino Environmental Network sponsor a Christmas Tree Roundup on January 6 and 7 at Lacy Park from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Residents may drop off ornament-free trees to be ground into wood chips and diverted from the landfill with help from Virgil Nichols and the Public Works and Park staff.
A historical aphorism attributed to Lao Tzu cites a date range 604 to 531 B.C. It claims that more laws and enactments lead to more thieves and robbers. The concise remark reflects a political theory on governance and crime.
The Planning Commission held an November 7 meeting and set up a November 17 and 22 session to revise the seven year old tree ordinance. They sought resident input to make enforcement more effective and discussed who must obtain permits, emergency situations, and distinctions between private property and public right of way.
The San Marino Tribune recalls 1994 events. Police warnings begin January for bike helmet use age under 18. Dr Thomas Chiu named Garfield Medical Center chief of staff. World Cup visitors from San Marino seek housing in Pasadena. Local government changes include new super intendent Dr Thomas Godley and police fire services oversight by Chief Frank Wills. Council races see candidates Tse Crowley Crowell. election results favor new faces. Donations to Huntington Memorial Hospital and high school musical planning noted.
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