Chinese Club Names Kaili Chang Principal Of San Marino School
The Chinese Club of San Marino announces Kaili Chang as principal of the Chinese School, overseeing hiring, registration, payroll and summer program organization for a 500 to 600 student annual enrollment. Last year’s principal was Jong Ke Bair. The club joined the Fourth of July parade at Lacy Bark, featuring members Benny Hsu Wen Hou Peggy Chang Tom Chang Albert Lay and the Taiwan gift Third Prince San Taizi with American flags. The prince offers protection and luck, and during a Taiwan trip club members donated a Huntington Library book. Albert Lay was recently voted in.
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Tribune Thanks Advertisers Supporting San Marino Faithful
The Tribune thanks advertisers including Church of Christ Scientist David Wei-John Aaroe Group Gus Ruelas John Aaroe Group Joelle Grossi Coldwell Banker Fairbanks Group Coldwell Banker Kenneth Oder Partners Trust Real Estate Sabrina Wu Coldwell Banker Saint Felicitas Perpetua San Marino Community Church Sarah Halpin Markey Associates UPS Store for their support of the San Marino edition.
City to review zoning plan inconsistencies in San Marino
City staff and council focus on errors in the current zoning map after residents oppose any future density increases. The debate centers on potential R-1 to C-1 changes and how to fix the General Plan created in 2003. Aldo Cervantes studies the zoning inconsistencies and possible map-wide revisions.
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SMUSD Details 2014 15 Budget Enhancements And LCFF
The San Marino Unified School District outlines 2014 15 budget enhancements funding sources and LCFF basics. It notes a base grant per student plus adjustments for grade levels and demographics. Improved funding will reduce class sizes in TK to 3 at Valentine and Carver to 24 1, down from prior ratios.
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Seniors Train Your Brain at Crowell Public Library
Librarian Rex Mayreis highlighted Dakim BrainFitness at Crowell Public Library Lifelong Learning Center in San Marino. The touchscreen program, used by Mayreis' 90-year-old mother-in-law three to four times weekly, tests memory language computation and visuospatial skills, aiming to help seniors discover more library services.
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San Marino High School cell tower plan eyed by committee
The San Marino Unified School District CTAC targets the high school site for a new Verizon Wireless transmitter as the district negotiates a CUP and DSA approval while the city delays approval of the current American Tower installation over seismic fault concerns in Alquist Prieto.
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Cherniss Unveils Aggressive Plan for New Administration
San Marino Unified School District Superintendent Alex Cherniss outlined a three phase five goal plan at Tuesday board meeting. He cited leadership tenets from Dr. John Maxwell to guide his entry year. See CHERNISS, page A-12.
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Harrigan and Saldafia to retire December 31
San Marino Police Chief Tim Harrigan, after 31 years in city service, announced plans to retire on December 31. He praised the community, his department, and city staff, noting the day to day contact with colleagues will be hard to replace.
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Mo Martin Wins British Open Swing For Local Clothier
Mo Martin captured the Women's British Open title at Royal Birkdale after a dramatic final round on the par five 18th. She faced a 240 yard challenge with a three stroke lead, saw a fade off the fairway, and watched her ball finally roll onto the green sealing the victory.
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July Fourth Fun in Tribune Classifieds A-1 Call
Classifieds page highlights include A-1 Legals and A-12 Scrapbook with community activities. AB Church page appears on A-3 and A-14 at tribune publication.
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