Local Troops Honor Four New Eagle Scouts
Four Scouts earned Eagle rank in ceremonies across California. Andrew Sloan, a San Marino High School junior, led as Chaplain's Aide at Philmont and earned 22 merit badges while active in Troop 355 and Omegas. Brandon Bateman of Charter Oak Troop 443 completed a three day project at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. Grant Moran Ukropina of Troop 4 Pasadena led improvements at Villa Esperanza Services. Nick Ukropina, Loyola High School graduate, helped renovate a Northwest Pasadena home for his Eagle project.
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Andrew
Valentine Elementary School
Philmont Scout Ranch
New Mexico
San Marino High School
Brandon Bateman
Charter Oak High School
Covina
Brandon
Ken Bateman
San Marino
Grant Moran Ukropina
Pasadena
Eaton Canyon Park
Grant
Loyola High School
Lake Avenue Church
Villa Esperanza Services
Bill
Linan Ukropina
Maryann Ukropina
Nicolas Herriman Ukropina
Nick
Cubs
Santa Clara University
Nadine Ishizu Named SMUSD Teacher of the Year 06 07
Nadine Ishizu, a 16 year veteran 2nd Grade teacher at K L Carver Elementary, was named SMUSD Teacher of the Year for 2006 2007. The honor was presented by Principal Liz Hollingsworth at the district staff breakfast with family present.
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Nadine Ishizu
SMUSD
San Marino Unified School
Ishizu
K.L. Carver
Carver School
Liz Hollingsworth
Fumiko Yuge
Fujiko Sameshima
Cindy Yuge
San Marino Girls Win Dreier Youth Volunteer Awards
Two San Marino residents Elise Hillings Tegtmeyer and Amy Sinclair receive Youth Volunteer Awards from Congressman David Dreier at the Arcadia Community Center on May 30. Both are recognized for outstanding community service and hold ties to Flintridge Preparatory and local charities.
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San Marino
Elise Hillings Tegtmeyer
Amy Sinclair
David Dreier
Arcadia Community Center
Tegtmeyer
Sinclair
Dreier
Elise
Lisi
Flintridge Preparatory School
la Cafiada Flintridge
Huntington Conservancy wins grand prize in exhibition
The Huntington's Rose Hills Foundation Conservatory for Botanical Science earns the top prize in the American Association of Museums Excellence in Exhibition Competition for outstanding design and exhibition achievement.
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San Marino
Huntington
Rose Hills Foundation Conservatory For Botanical Science
American Association of Museums
Tribune Channel Society Police Log Highlights
Society notes and police log items appear in today’s edition, with brief notices from local agencies. Community announcements include church news highlights and upcoming summer fun events.
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Channel Society
Spotlight on Local Recreation Facilities at Huntington Middle
En route to San Marino High School students pass Huntington Middle School where renovation funded by a construction bond targeted academics only ten million dollars spent upgrading classrooms. Athletics facilities including a gym track fields and outdoor courts remain untouched. See recreation page A-9.
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San Marino High School
Huntington Middle School
Huntington
See
Police Seeks Clues In Unrelated City Robberies
San Marino Police investigate two late June incidents. On June 29 a homeowner on Gainsborough Drive was robbed by two men. one pressed door, tied victim, took wedding ring and fled. An earlier June 28 Winston Avenue attempted robbery is also under review. Suspects described as two males. Page A-9.
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Gainsborough
Winston
San Marino
LMPD
Gainsborough Drive
SMPD
Winston Avenue
Lee
City Council Approves '07-08 Budget
The San Marino City Council approved the 2007-08 fiscal year budget in a morning session on January 22 before the June 30 deadline. Staff projections show about 23 million dollars in revenue and 19.6 million in expenditures, with a 3.4 million dollar net increase and 1.1 million from Library Foundation donations. Reserve balance at June 30, 2008 is estimated at 11.4 million dollars, about 65 percent of the general fund operating budget.
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San Marino
Library Foundation
Former Resident Robertson Serves as U S Ambassador to Slovenia
Tom Robertson, SMHS class of 1968 and former San Marino resident, has been the United States ambassador to Slovenia since September 2004 after being sworn in at the State Department by Secretary of State Colin Powell.
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U.S
San Marino
Tom Robertson
SMHS
Slovenia
Colin Powell
State Department
Robertson
Lee Robertson
Annie Oakley’s Storied Life From Farm to Global Fame
Annie Oakley born Phoebe Ann Mosey in 1860 in Darke County Ohio rose from rural hardship to a famed sharpshooter. She joined Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show, earned the nickname Little Sure Shot from Sitting Bull, impressed Queen Victoria, inspired Edison’s kinescope, and died in 1926 leaving a legendary legacy.
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Phoebe Ann Mosey
Darke County
Greenville
Ohio
Annie
Wantanya Cecila
Sitting Bull
Annie Oakley
Buffalo Bill
Queen Victoria
Thomas Edison
Mark Twain
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Andrew Sloan
Grant Ukropina
Nick Ukropina
Key Club
Pasadena Senior Center
Ronald McDonald House
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Don Benito Fundamental School
Pasadena Humane Society
Lee Dreier
Huntington's Conservancy
Grand Prize
Tribune
Mitch Lehman
Police Dept
the Tribune
Oakley