San Marino Resident Vince Filutze Announces City Council Run
Longtime San Marino resident Vince Filutze has filed for City Council. In his statement he cites 38 years in construction and law study, service on the San Marino Task Force, and roles as inspector and consultant with the State Contractors License Board. He plans to keep city standards, ensure changes fit, protect safety services, and address resident needs amid tough economic times.
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San Marino
Vince Filutze
Filutze
State Contractors License Board
Two More Longtime Residents File For City Council
San Marino resident Alex Tse announced his bid for city council. In a statement he cited deep community roots since 1983, three daughters who attended San Marino High School, and plans to boost public safety, strengthen council and agency partnerships, expand environmental participation, and retain personnel.
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Students Win Reflections Arts Awards at District Level
The National PTA Reflections Program recognizes K through 12 students in four categories literary, music, photography and visual arts. District winners advance to state competition. 1993-94 theme is If I Could Give the World a Gift with winners listed from Carver and Valentine.
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PTA
Jane Anderson
Carver
Pillow
Owen Wang
Frank Wu
Kevin Smith
Valentine
Franklin Tseng
Remington Yee
Rotary Foundation Scholarships Available to Qualified Applicants
Rotary Foundation invites juniors aiming for study abroad for one year as goodwill ambassadors. Applications due January 25 for 1995 96 scholarships with club level then district level competition in San Marino. Interviews mid April. contact Cathy Mencer or Jack Rose for forms. past recipients studied at London School of Economics Hong Kong University and University of South Wales.
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Rotary Foundation
Rotary
San Marino
Cathy Mencer
SMHS
Jack Rose
London School of Economics
University of Hong Kong
University of South Wales
Australia
Rotary International
Christmas Tree Recycling Weekend in San Marino
San Marino residents may recycle undecorated Christmas trees at Lacy Park on Friday January 7 and Saturday January 8 from 9 am to 3 pm at the St Albans entrance. Remove decorations. flocked trees not accepted. Volunteers will chip trees into mulch. holiday cards packing materials and catalogs also collected. For more details call 585 2223.
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St. Albans
Park Department
San Marino Businesses See Strong Christmas Season Sales
San Marino retailers report sales gains during the Christmas period with Margie Lowe and Damon's store posting up to 25 percent increases. Diana Doi notes a 15 percent rise after expanding her shop, while Lexington Place and other outlets report improved results and open house gains boosting community interest.
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Fred Ahlert
Damon
Huntington Dr
Diana Dee
Diana Doi
Doi
San Marino Flowers
Lexington Place
Dinah Roberts
Visions
Mission District
Roberts
Debbie Bernard
Bernard
Victoria Watson
Bill Winn
Carla Mott
San Marino Gunman Plots and Car Thefts Reported
In late December and early January San Marino residents faced a string of incidents. Two teens in a black 1993 Mercedes lured victims with gun threats and stole a car and cash, while another pair forced a driver to surrender keys and a leather case. A separate burglary on La Mirada Avenue netted $3800 in electronics, and an 86-year-old woman was duped into giving a suspect $600 after a false call claiming to be her nephew.Authorities caution these events may not be related but note similar tactics.
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Euston
Virginia Roads
Chris Petersen
Ing
Petersen
Bell Gardens
D A
Roanoke Road
la Mirada Avenue
LAX
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Along The Drive In old age rest takes longer than tiring
A reflective line notes that aging slows the ease of rest even as fatigue persists, suggesting the paradox of longer rests needed in later years. The brief aphorism frames endurance as a steady, quiet challenge rather than a dramatic moment.
Semester at Sea: Kim Mortimer's Around the World Journey
San Marino resident Kim Mortimer completed a fall Semester at Sea aboard a converted 18 000 ton ship sponsored by the University of Pittsburgh. The trip covered Kobe Shanghai Keelung Penang Madras Cairo Istanbul Odessa St Petersburg Piraeus and Casablanca costing about 16000 dollars with 400 students aboard and classes daily except in port.
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Kim Mortimer
University of Pittsburgh
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Canada
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Florida
Kobe
Japan
Shanghai
China
Keelung
Taiwan
Penang
Malaysia
Madras
India
Cairo
Egypt
Istanbul
Turkey
Odessa
Ukraine
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Russia
Piraeus
Greece
Casablanca
Morocco
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