Local TV newsman Larry Attebery and wife to bid farewell
After 28 years on Virginia Road San Marino the award winning newsman Larry Attebery and his wife Carol plan to sign off the local social network. They built a new home in Henderson Nevada while Larry continues as senior correspondent for UPN News 13 in Los Angeles commuting several weekdays and spending weekends in Nevada.
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Virginia Road
San Marino
Larry Attebery
Carol
Attebergs
Henderson
Las Vegas
Larry
UPN News 13
Los Angeles
Nevada
Elizabeth Kho
Attebery
Lee Bacye
Betty Brown
Dan
Mary Louise Downer
Carol Klove
Dr. George
Susie Pope
Billie Marrow
Allan Munnecke
Lew
Elinor Miller
Martha Peterson
Doris Stevens
Elliott
Selma Sax
Get Ready for HKSAF 3rd Golf Tourney
The Hong Kong Schools Alumni Federation and HKSAF Scholarship Foundation schedule their 3rd annual Golf Tournament for Saturday July 21 at Brookside Country Club. Registration begins 10 00 a m with tee off at 11 30 a m Dinner is at 6 00 p m For inquiries contact Mimi Chan or Julia Yip at 626 299 0819 or info hksaf.org
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Hong Kong Schools Alumni Federation
Hksaf Scholarship Foundation
Brookside Country Club
Mimi Chan
Julia Yip
Hksaf.org
Booster Club Seeks Housing for Returning San Marino Coach
The San Marino High School Football Booster Club seeks housing for Bill Maloney, who will return to the program as defensive coordinator. Contact Booster President Mike Marevich at 626 286 7163 for details.
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San Marino
Bill Maloney
Mike Marevich
Resident Teacher Honored Four Years After Retirement
Olivia J. Evans, a West Covina Unified School District fifth grade teacher, was invited by West Covina High School Principal Dr. James Combs to participate in this year’s graduation after a poll of seniors. She previously earned the 1995 Teacher of the Year Award at Cameron Elementary and now enjoys retirement with husband Hall in San Marino.
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San Marino
Olivia J. Evans
West Covina Unified School District
West Covina High School
James Combs
Combs
Olivia
Cameron School
West Covina
Cameron
Evans
Husband Hall
Scout Eagle Scout leads Red Cross blood drive
Andrew Nesbit, Life Scout from San Marino Troop 355, sponsors a Red Cross Blood Drive at San Marino Fire Department 2200 Huntington Dr on Tuesday July 24 from 1 00 p m to 7 00 p m as part of his Eagle Scout project. Blood inventories are at critical levels with 2 percent of O positive and 6 percent of O negative units available. Call (626) 570 6775 to participate and wish the upcoming Eagle Scout a happy birthday.
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Andrew Nesbit
San Marino
Red Cross
Huntington Drive
American Red Cross
Andrew
Wexford, Inc Wins Federal PT3 Education Grant
San Marino based Wexford, Inc a nonprofit educational agency has won a PT3 federal grant exceeding 500000 dollars per year to develop technology proficient teachers for 21st century classrooms. Selma Sax a former San Marinan now Pasadena resident helped secure the grant and will become Director of the Leadership Division during the grant period. The Learning Linking and Leading grant seeks to study and implement effective tech based teacher preparation and evaluation methods nationwide.
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Boxer
Wexford, Inc
Wexford
U.S. Department of Education
San Marinan
Pasadena
Selma Sax
Grimes Won’t Seek Re election to SM School Board
San Marino Tribune reports that David Grimes will not run for a new four year term on the San Marino School Board when his current term ends in November. Grimes, appointed Feb 26, 2001 to finish Marnie Dam’s term, cites family plans and out-of-state college for sons as factors. He says the board seat remains open to strong qualified candidates. Scott Jenkins also already announced non reelection. Superintendent Jack Rose notes three potential applicants discussed the post.
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Tribune Exclusive
Dam
David Grimes
Jenkins
the Tribune
Grimes
Marnie Dam
Scott Jenkins
Andy Barth
The
Tribune
Andrew
Tanya
San Marino
San Marino Planning Commission to discuss historic preservation
The San Marino Planning Commission will meet at City Hall Council Chamber at 7 00 p m on Wednesday July 25 2001 to consider creating historic landmarks or districts. Staff will show methods from other cities to aid drafting an ordinance and public input is expected before a future hearing. Residents along St Albans Road advocate a historic district to deter demolition.
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San Marino
Planning Commission
St. Albans Road
City Hall Council
Art Deco and His Society Orchestra to Perform July 22
Art Deco and His Society Orchestra plays in San Marino at Lacy Park on Sunday July 22 at 6 pm as part of the eighth annual Concerts in the Park series co sponsored by the San Marino Schools Foundation and the City of San Marino. Tickets available after 5 pm at gates on Sundays, $7 each or $20 per family, with a finale beach party on September 9 featuring Instant Replay.
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Art Deco and His Society Orchestra
Art Deco
His
San Marino
Remington Victim of Shoddy Journalism in Western Art Debate
A university professor cites Remington as a casualty of biased reporting in a clash between East and West in Western art. Peter Hassrick notes that Montana newspapers backed Charles Russell while Eastern critics favored Remington, a divide exploited by rivals like Erwin E. Smith to advance personal aims.
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Frederic Remington
Peter H. Hassrick
Remington, Russell
Montana
Charles Russell
Great Taide Be Lietee
George Catlin
Charles Deas
Remington
Wyoming
New York
Hassrick
Erwin E. Smith
Russell Camp
West- Houghedahy Pastereg Sersonalist
New Mexico
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