Salute to San Marino Police Chief Arl Farris A-10
Five years into his tenure Chief Arl Farris shapes a unified SMPD with a veteran management team. The Police Officers Association secured a three year contract meeting city goals. The department rolls phase three mobile computer systems in patrol cars, enabling wants and warrants searches, plate checks, reports, serial verification, and faster field operations.
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Art Farris
the Tribune
San Marino Hazard Mitigation Meeting Planned
City of San Marino schedules a public information meeting on Tuesday July 20 at 6:00 p.m. in city hall council chambers to discuss a local natural hazard mitigation plan under the Disaster Mitigation Plan of 2000. FEMA funds require a plan by November 1 2004. Call Cliff Hadsell at 300-0735 for details.
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San Marino
City Hall
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Cliff Hadsell
San Marino’s Angeloff Elected to Funds Board
Dann V. Angeloff of San Marino was elected to the board of trustees and to the audit committee as an independent trustee of the Bjurman, Barry Funds based in Cincinnati. He is founder and president of The Angeloff Company, a Los Angeles corporate financial advisory firm.
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San Marino
S Angeloff
Bjurman, Barry Funds Board
Bjurman
Barry Funds
G. Andrew Bjurman
Cincinnati
Angeloff
Chamber Mixer Tonight at Nick Boswell Photography
The San Marino Chamber of Commerce invites the community to a July 8 mixer at Nick Boswell Photography at 2481 Mission Street. Food by Juice and Sub City. 5:30 to 7:30 PM. Tickets seven dollars for members ten dollars for nonmembers. RSVP at 286-1022.
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San Marino
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Classified and section listings reveal a brief glimpse into the Tribune page layout with reference notes for church news police log mind and body food news and showcase. The text signals section locations A sections and page numbers.
Fourth of July Celebration At Lacy Park In San Marino
San Marino held a subdued Independence Day event at Lacy Park with free fireworks for residents and school district staff as thanks for tax support. Mayor Bob Twist cited 14 000 attendees, cooler weather, and a smooth all day program run by Recreation Director Cindy Collins. Police Chief Art Farris called it the best in five years.
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San Marino
Lacy Park
Bob Twist
Twist
Cindy Collins
Collins
Art Farris
Advisory Committee Sets Course of Study at Athletics Meeting
A dozen citizens and district staffers met to shape San Marino athletic programs at the first meeting of the new advisory committee. Chair Tim Wright outlined aims including self funding, facility improvements, staffing, participation, and funding with a final report due February 1, 2005. The board authorized the foundation to launch a drive to restore locker rooms and gym lighting, with further details on page A-13.
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Schools Foundation
San Marino
Kenneth F. White
Huntington Middle School
Titan
Tim Wright
Chris Norgaard
Norgaard
Wright
San Marino Schools Foundation
SMHS Class of 74 to Celebrate 30th Reunion
The San Marino High School Class of 1974 will mark its 30 year reunion with events Friday and Saturday July 9 and 10 in San Marino and Pasadena. Organizers expect over 100 classmates. Men and women meet separately at the Ritz Carlton Huntington and Westin Pasadena, then join at 9 p.m. Saturday continues with a second gathering.
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San Marino
Pasadena
Bill Ukropina
Ritz Carlton Huntington Hotel
Westin Hotel
N. Los Robles Avenue
Westin
City Club backs San Marino High MVP awards funding
City Club announced funding of MVP awards at San Marino High School totaling $1,972 for the 2003-2004 year. President Tom Santley and board member Fred Chen led the effort. The club has funded MVP trophies for six Fall, 10 Winter, and 10 Spring sports for both boys and girls, plus 10 Visual and Performing Arts awards totaling $346.
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San Marino
City Club
Santley
Armed Forces Day Salute to Gen Patton Poet Laureate
A historian describes General George S Patton as a poet who wrote verse on war and virtue. His WWI poem Our First Dead reflects his view of sacrifice. Patton kept a manuscript of rhymes from active duty, hoping to counter bleak war poetry. See PATTON, page A-7.
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George Smith Patton
Episcopal Church of Our Saviour
Patton
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