Four More San Marinans Earn Eagle Scout Status
Four local scouts from San Marino earned Eagle Scout honors through Troops 358 and 355. Kurt Brimberry Jr designed outdoor cabinets for Hillsides Home for Children. Christopher Chen built and painted benches and tables at Pasadena Polytechnic School. David Liu supported Stoneman School with bench work and painting. Justin Farrar created a garden for Casa de San Gabriel while pursuing multiple merit badges and leadership roles.
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Kurt Brimberry, Jr
Arrow of Light
Kurt
Brimberry
Hillsides
Colorado
Kellie
Kurt Brimberry
Kurt Jr
Clairbourn School
Loyola High School
Christopher Chen
Pasadena Polytechnic School
Chris
Panthers
Philmont Scout Ranch
New Mexico
Lost Valley Scout Reservation
American Red Cross
Christopher
Su-Pin
David Chen
David Liu
Boy Scouts
David
Stoneman School
Kings River
Emerald Bay
Lost Valley
Ming Yueh
Sha Eng Shu Liu
San Marino High School
Titan
Justin Farrar
Josef
Kanda Farrar
Justin
Casa de San Gabriel
San Marino High School Class of 1973 30th Reunion
San Marino High School graduates from the class of 1973 plan a 30th reunion on Saturday August 2 2003 with a 11 30 am to 2 00 pm picnic at the campus including campus tours lunch from Pie r N Burger of Pasadena and open swimming with lifeguards. An evening dinner at Altadena Towne and Country Club runs 5 30 to 11 30 pm with a 75 per person charge. Contact Tom Haralambos at (562) 347-4300 ext 208 for details.
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San Marino High School
Pier N Burger
Pasadena
Altadena Towne and Country Club
Altadena
SMHS
Tom Haralambos
California Wins 400 Million in SCAAP Funding Bill
The House approved 400 million dollars under the State Criminal Alien Assistance Program to help states cover jailing costs for illegal aliens who commit crimes. The CJSJ and Related Agencies Appropriations bill, H.R. 2799, passed 400 to 21 with bipartisan support. California lawmakers Schiff and Solis backed the measure praised by Rep. Dreier.
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Washington
David Dreier
R-Ca
House Rules Committee
House
California
U.S
Commerce
Justice
Judiciary
Adam Schiff
Pasadena
Hilda Solis
Alhambra
Congress
Dreier
CJSJ
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lee Alien
SMHS Teacher Nancy Beagle Honored With Trip to Japan
San Marino High School educator Nancy Beagle earned a place in the Toyota International Teacher Program. The two week cultural educational study sent fifty U S teachers from around the country to six Japanese cities including Tokyo Hiroshima and Kyoto. Beagle toured Toyota's Torrance facility before departing for Los Angeles.
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San Marino
Nancy Beagle
Japan
Toyota
Torrance
See City Club
Legacy Weston Photographs Impress Huntington Exhibition
An art review lauds the Huntington Library's Weston photographs showing the artist's vision and the gallery's role in shaping a lasting legacy. The piece notes the donations by a gallery to the Huntington Library Art Collection and Botanical Gardens and reflects on institutional impact.
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Huntington
Weston
Huntington Library
San Marino Teachers Union accuses district of Brown Act violation
The San Marino Teachers Association alarms the public by alleging a Brown Act breach at the June 9 2003 San Marino Unified School District board meeting. The union filed through Rothner Segall Greenstone with Linda Tognazzini as president. The district counters the charge citing a legally compliant personnel hearing during the bi monthly study session prior to the general meeting.
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San Marino
San Marino Teachers Association
San Marino Unified School District
Teachers Union
Pasadena
Rothner, Segall & Greenstone
Linda Tognazzini
Bob Gayl
The
Tribune
Margaret A. Chidester & Associates
Jack Rose
Tognazzini
Rose
San Marino Unified School
Linda de la Torre
Valentine
Mouse Hunt Set For Lacy Park July 31
San Marino Recreation Department hosts a summer movie night in Lacy Park with a Stewart Little II event prior to the 8:30 p.m. silver screen showing. Community members are invited to bring pillows and blankets and enjoy the activities. Call 535-0980 for details.
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San Marino
Schools Foundation Welcomes Seven to Board of Trustees
The San Marino Schools Foundation held an orientation session to welcome seven newly elected trustees Jim Barbour Tamara Flowers Kathie Haralambos Kathie Kellogg David McCarthy and Marion Riley. They will serve three year terms and learn about district budget fundraising and responsibilities for 2003 2004. Officers for one year from July 1 2003 include Earlene Cheung Jean Dea Robert Knauss Suzanne Wilcox and Fred Chen.
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San Marino Schools Foundation
Jim Barbour
Tamara Flowers
Kathie Haralambos
Kathie Kellogg
David McCarthy
Marion Riley
Board of Trustees
Earlene Cheung
Jean Dea
Robert Knauss
Suzanne Wilcox
Fred Chen
Must We Really Apologize for Slavery
Columnist Zev Chafets argues it would be good politics for President Bush to apologize for slavery. The piece questions why the United States should apologize for fighting the Civil War to end slavery, noting the high casualties of 364,511 deaths and 646,392 total among those who fought to end slavery.
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Zev Chafets
New York Daily
Bush
United States
Tribune City Police Log Brief
Police log notes routine activity across city precincts with entries labeled A-1 to A-16 and A-14. It records incidents, timestamps, and responding units in concise notation for the day's edition.
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