San Marino planners reject two home design and tennis court hopes
San Marino Planning Commission denied the appeal for the two home design in the subdivision at California Blvd and Bonita Ave citing neighbor concerns about the existing house. The panel postponed a Park Place tennis court decision for noise and lighting mitigation and rejected a Lombardy Rd court proposal due to neighbor objections and lot size.
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Department
Tracy Burt
Elliott Katz
Burt
Commission
Richard Durant
John Barber
Herbert M. Worcester
California
Worcester
Barber
Lacy Park
Saldana
Lombardy Rd
Titan Nine Advances to CIF Finals in Thriller
San Marino High School Titans edge Montclair Prep 6-5 in seven innings to reach Division IV final against Yucaipa High, set for Saturday at Cal State Fullerton field at 4 p.m. Coach Mickey McNamee cited Montclair’s early three runs as the key challenge.
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Titan Nine
San Marino High School
Yucaipa High School
Cal State Fullerton
Montclair Prep
Mickey McNamee
Pete Paciorek
McNamee
Pete
Montclair
Titans
Josh Oder
Hugh
Kleinrock Named New SMHS Principal At Special Board Meeting
Loren Kleinrock, Huntington School principal for two years, was selected Tuesday as San Marino High School principal, replacing Dr. Don Banderas. The 15 member Principal Search Committee had eight candidates, with Kleinrock the top pick among eight.
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Huntington School
San Marino High School
Loren Kleinrock
Huntington
SMHS
Don Banderas
Robert Gayl
Kleinrock
Gayl
Li Kneier
Hatington School
PTA
Kneier
Thomas Godley
Loren
Jim Royals
DMV Crackdown on Odometer Fraud Targets Mileage Truth
California buyers may soon learn a used car’s true miles under a new DMV program. The initiative aims to curb odometer fraud by providing clearer mileage data to consumers. Continued from Page 1.
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California
Department of Motor Vehicles
Police Arrest Suspected Serial Burglar On Huntington School Campus
Police investigated multiple burglaries around San Marino and nearby areas. A 30-year-old man was arrested for attempted burglary and drug charges on May 23 after being caught in the act near San Gabriel Blvd. A 14 to 15-year-old trio was later arrested for vandalism at San Marino High School, while other thefts reported include a $3,000 diamond ring, a $7,300 stereo system, and $2,095 cash plus items from residences and a post office box key haul. The post office may pursue federal charges.
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Huntington School
Liif Hadsell
San Gabriel Blvd
Hadsell
Morningside St
San Marino High School
South Pasadena
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Huntington Dr
Wallingford Rd
Blackstone Rd
Sanna Bank
San Marino Rotary hears BID status and goals
San Marino City Manager Keith Till outlined the proposed Business Improvement District at the May 26 Rotary Club meeting. He cited a 50 percent vacancy rate, declining taxes and licenses, and urged a four point plan including marketing, image, promotions, and a parking strategy to keep San Marino a thriving business community.
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San Marino Schools Foundation
Sadao Kita
Japanese Business Association of Southern
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San Marino
Keith Till
Till
Huntington Drive
Chamber of
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
South Pasadena
Monrovia
San Marino Chamber Mixer and Chinese Club Center Ribbon Cutting
The San Marino Chamber of Commerce invites members and guests to a mixer on Thursday June 2 from 5 to 7 PM at the Chinese Club of San Marino 2425 Huntington Dr marking its 15th anniversary and the center opening. A $7 donation covers refreshments.
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San Marino Chamber of Commerce
Chinese Club of
San Marino
Huntington Dr
Quote on power by Justice Brandeis raises caution
Justice Louis D Brandeis warned that anyone with absolute power cannot be trusted to relinquish it even partially. The remark underscores vigilance against concentrated authority and the need for safeguards in governance.
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Louis D. Brandeis
Memoriam for Retired San Marino Police Chief Jack Yeske
Retired San Marino Police Chief Jack Yeske died from post operative complications. His career began in 1943 after World War II service, with a decade at Detroit Police Department, then Pasadena, and finally San Marino where he rose to Chief before retiring in 1993. A memorial service was held at Oakdale Cemetery in Glendora.
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Tribune
San Marino
Jack Yeske
Pacific Theatre
Yeske
Shirley
Detroit Police Department
the Tribune
Pasadena
Jack
Sergant
Oakdale Cemetery
Glendora
Clarification on Huntington teacher resignation confusion
The district denies Huntington School teacher James Korkis has resigned. Assistant superintendent Jack Rose says the consent item referred to another individual and not Korkis, and the May 26 school board report contained a misattribution. The district apologizes for the confusion.
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Huntington
James Korkis
Jack Rose
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