Local Students Walking and Biking to School in San Marino
San Marino residents report more pupils choosing walking and biking over car trips during a two week fall challenge funded by a Safe Routes to School grant. About 14,000 Huntington Drive weekday trips remain, with 2,500 car trips avoided and over a ton of carbon dioxide saved. Mary Alin notes extra police patrols to boost safety during commutes. James Gutcho, USC Trojan and San Marino High graduate, earned Eagle Scout with 21 merit badges and completed a project refurbishing Community Church toy blocks.
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School Board to Place Parcel Tax Renewal Before Local Voters
The San Marino School Board will ask voters by mail ballot in March to renew a 22 year old parcel tax yielding about $1.4 million annually. If renewed, Measure A would cost roughly $330 per parcel for six years and needs two thirds plus one to pass. A prior 2009 parcel tax adds $795 per parcel with cost of living increases, and funds must stay within the district. The district notes Proposition 30 brings no new money for schools, only prevents further cuts.
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Four San Marino Girls Named Emerging Leaders
Four San Marino Girl Scouts were named Emerging Leaders by Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles for outstanding service and leadership. Elise Burton of Marlborough School, Michelle Floyd of San Marino High School, Natalie Spaulding and Sonia Shenoi received recognition amid the organization’s 100th anniversary celebrations. Burton participates in Violet Key and varsity golf, with multiple awards and leadership roles. Floyd captains the Lady Titan softball team and has earned the Gold Silver and Bronze Awards among others. Spaulding and Shenoi are noted for their additional leadership activities and award wins.
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Huntington expansion plan appeal moves to San Marino City Council
The San Marino Planning Commission’s conditional approval of the Huntington Library project facing a $60 million expansion was appealed by a resident through his attorney. A public hearing is set for February 4 at 7 00 p m in the Crowell Public Library Barth Community Room. The appeal follows votes at the latest council meeting. The project includes rebuilding or expanding the Overseers Room Garden Court and more with a daily vehicle cap proposal shifting from 4200 visitors to 2950 vehicles, plus limited non school buses.
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PTA Founder's Day seeks past Honorary Service Awardees
The PTA Council calls former Honorary Service Award recipients to attend an open call photo op at San Marino High School media room 301. Sessions run Monday January 14 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. and Tuesday January 15 2:15 to 5:00 p.m. Founder's Day 2013 is set for Tuesday February 26. Contact Gloria Wong at 234-2021 or gwmnp yahoo com for details.
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Local Gymnast Lichtman Trains at National Academy
Eight-year-old Caroline Lichtman of San Marino earned a spot on the U S national gymnastics team led by Marta Karolyi and Valeri Liukin Training began last month at the Karolyi ranch in Texas and she will travel there twice this year for team practice She trains at Pasadena Club Champion and was chosen for the TOPS national gymnastics testing program for aspiring female gymnasts ages seven to ten and their coaches
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College Admissions Advice on Financing Higher Education
College guidance explains common terms for paying for college and the annual student budget. It notes tuition, fees, room, board, books, and personal costs shape the average annual cost, with private and out-of-state tuition typically higher than in-state public college rates.
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