Mickey McNamee 1939 2014 San Marino educator passes away
Michael L. Mickey McNamee longtime San Marino Unified School District backbone and conscience died after a seven year cancer battle at Arcadia Methodist Hospital He was 74 and remembered as a mentor teacher coach and friend who officiated the Crowley Cup coin toss at Ray Solari Stadium McNamee grew up in Burbank starred in CIF baseball and attended USC on his path to leadership within San Marino schools.
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Mickey” McNamee
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Katz's Canine to Compete at Westminster Kennel Club Show
Gail Katz of San Marino and her Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Benson, registered as Briarcrest Burberry, will compete at the Westminster Kennel Club All Breed Dog Show in New York City on February 10 and 11. Benson is one of Katz's three dogs, bred by Susan and Tom Van Luchene of Briarcrest Cavaliers in Irvine.
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San Marino Founder's Day Set for February 25 at Middle School
San Marino Unified Schools District hosts PTA Founder's Day 2014 on February 25 at 6 30 p m in the Kenneth F White Auditorium Huntington Middle School. The Founder's Key Computing team plans a special evening honoring community volunteers with a photo lineup of PTA leaders and supporters.
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Sheriff Lee Baca to retire as LA County Sheriff end of January
Sheriff Lee Baca a longtime San Marino resident announces retirement by month end after misconduct allegations and an indictment of 18 current and former deputies on corruption charges. He declines a fifth term and cites negative campaign perceptions while praising his department and deputies. County Supervisor Ridley-Thomas notes his prominence but acknowledges ongoing problems.
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Baca Resigns as Los Angeles County Sheriff
Lee Baca, longtime San Marino resident and Los Angeles County sheriff, resigns after years of service. He and his wife Carol raised a family on Lorain and later lived on Virginia Road. The announcement appears on page A-10.
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Kneier says city on right track with housing element
In a Tribune Q and A San Marino mayoral candidate Dennis Kneier discusses housing element revisions. He notes ongoing debates with supporters and opponents and emphasizes cautious progress, stating the council aims to refine the document rather than rush approval. He remains active in civic groups and envisions a dog park for the city.
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It’s Been A Year As Tourney Prez Winds Up
Scott Jenkins calls the whirlwind year a lollapalooza describing the tourney as off the charts. He admits he cannot spell the word yet notes a client uses it to convey high impact while organizers finish final plans and look to page A-11 for more.
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