Tribune Endorses Kneier Filutze for City Council
The Tribune backs Kneier and Filutze for San Marino city council saying the city and school district should unite for better traffic relief and shared resources. Kneier critiques current finances and advocates one San Marino while Filutze champions the community campus concept from the 1938 plan. Endorsement notes limited city funds and urges restraint on treasury use.
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Filutze Outlines City Center Plan for Re election
Editor notes Vince Filutze’s proposed community center goals if he wins a second term. He argues against misleading claims in the City Council race and urges voters to favor candidates with a long range view aligned to the Vision 2013 plan adopted in 1990 and its action steps.
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Huntington Dr Traffic Plan Sparks San Marino Objection
San Marino weighs Caruso Affiliated’s plan for an 800000 square foot shopping center at Santa Anita. The project adds three new turn lanes at Huntington Drive Sierra Madre/San Marino Ave, but the city council backfired with a letter objecting to the lanes citing an eight ton load limit and noting no mitigation for Huntington Drive.
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Kneier Outlines Early Plan for City Center
Dennis Kneier released an election plan proposing an early meeting with Mayor Lin and City Manager Matt Ballantyne to advance a proposed Community Center. He endorses the Sports Management Group feasibility study and recommends pursuing the Preferred Site Concept Option 2. He favors including an indoor pool if feasible and notes possible relocation of the district.
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Carver Students Celebrate Year of the Bear Festival
Carver Elementary marked its fifth annual Chinese New Year Festival with lunch items like orange chicken and egg rolls, fortune cookies from Canton Food Co, lantern and origami pig crafts, cultural games, and music by David Liu and Jenny Chung. The Lions Dance by The Chinese Club of San Marino and Kenneth Hui’s Northern Shaolin Kung Fu Association highlighted the day. The Wishing Trees returned as students posted New Year wishes in red.
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Renewal of District Parcel Tax Essential Says Norgaard
San Marino voters will decide on Measure R to renew the district parcel tax worth 1.5 million dollars yearly. Board President Chris Norgaard emphasizes the tax as essential to keeping smaller class sizes and funding science, math, reading, and writing programs in San Marino.
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Chinese School Hosts New Year's Carnival in San Marino
The Chinese School of the Chinese Club of San Marino invites all to a Chinese New Year Carnival at Huntington Middle School on Saturday February 24 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The event features a talent show at 9:15 a.m. and a Dragon Dance at 10:00 a.m. Food and game booths will be available.
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Health Care Leader Steve Ralph Speaks at San Marino Club
Huntington Memorial Hospital CEO Steve Ralph, a San Marino resident, charmed a San Marino City Club audience with a humorous tour of the 115-year-old hospital. Lois Matthews introduced him, and Ralph quipped about the desire to visit a hospital, drawing laughs and a pointed reflection on health care realities.
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Pasadena Authors to entertain San Marino Historical Society
Five Pasadena-area writers Colleen Bates Jill Ganon Sandy Gillis Mel Malmberg and Mary Jane Horton will speak at Southwestern Academy Lincoln Hall San Marino on Monday February 26 at 7 30 p m The Authors of Hometown Pasadena will summarize popular destinations activities and eateries in Pasadena The event at 2800 Monterey Road offers free admission and is open to the public.
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