Clairbourn Breaks Ground on Randall Hall Campus Project
Clairbourn School celebrated the Randall Hall groundbreaking for a six classroon building to serve 1st through 3rd grades. Phase One of the West Campus Renovation totaled 1.014 million dollars with a 250000 dollar challenge grant from James Randall and his wife. The overall project could reach 3 million dollars, with Phase Two and Three adding a kindergarten and preschool buildings and new play yards.
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Randall Hall
Robert W. Nafie
Chris Orndorff
Robert Vargas
Pasadena
James Randall
Bradbury
Rudy Serar
Clairbourn Families Association
C.F.A
Lynn Traver
C.ra
Clairbourn
Huntington Drive
San Lee Clairbourn
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Ann Murphy
Jamae van Eck
San Marino
Robert Nafie
Janice Hammond
Maureen Lennon
Kellie
Kurt Brimberry
A. H. Studenmund
San Marino School Board Holds Public Hearing on Attendance
The San Marino Unified School District will hold a public hearing at its monthly meeting on Tuesday June 13 to discuss San Marino High School's proposed attendance policy revision aimed at reducing absenteeism. The hearing is in the board room at 1665 West Drive, San Marino, starting at 7 30 p m. For more information call the District Office at 299 7000.
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San Marino
Antonovich appoints two San Marino residents to boards
Los Angeles County Supervisor Mike Antonovich names Helen Stathatos and Dr. Richard Sun to county citizen boards. Stathatos joins the Sybil Brand Commission for Institutions Inspections to inspect jails and group homes, while Sun serves on the Workforce Investment Board coordinating new one stop job centers for job seekers and employers.
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Los Angeles County
Mike Antonovich
Los Angeles
Los
Tribune LOK Run Promises July Fourth Community Event
The San Marino Tribune 10K Run to benefit the San Marino Library Foundation is three weeks away on July 1. Runners and walkers race Huntington Drive to Lacy Park and back around San Marino, finishing in downtown. Volunteers are invited to assist, with community service hours available. call (626) 282-5707.
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San Marino
Huntington Drive
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Lacy Park
Bookscape 2000 Summer Reading at San Marino Library
The San Marino Public Library invites middle and high school students to join Bookscape 2000. Register kicks off June 19 with Reading Records, draw entries for each completed book, and prizes from Magic Mountain to Barnes & Noble. The program runs through August with activities under Library Kids Lead the Way.
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Magic Mountain
Tony's Pizza
Juice It Up
Vroman's Book Store
Sport Chalet
Kim's Hapkido
Barnes & Noble
Fiesta Roller Rink
Pasadena Ice Skating Center
San Marino Public Library
San Marino Sets Second Reading For Auto Repair Ordinance
The San Marino City Council plans a second reading to adopt a proposed ordinance with minimum use and development standards for automobile repair garages, ending a long dispute with Huntington Repair Station on Huntington Drive. The meeting also covers a city budget hearing, Lacy Park and civic center improvements, Public Safety Special Tax levies, and acknowledgments for local officials and volunteers. The session starts at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday.
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Huntington
Huntington Drive
Lacy Park
Civic Center
Public Safety
Betty Brown
Alan Steinbrecher
San Marino Schools Foundation
Brown
Ken Wong
Library Board of Trustees
Presi
City Installs New Safety Apparatus
Workers were busy Friday morning finishing traffic preemption devices that will turn traffic lights green when approached by the San Marino Fire Department trucks and paramedic vans. See SAFETY, page A-5.
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San Marino
San Marino to Host Lion King Preview at Pantages Theater
The San Marino Schools Foundation plans a preview of Disney's The Lion King on October 8 2000 at the Hollywood Pantages Theater. The entire venue is reserved for the community and tickets must be purchased by July 1 2000. Five price levels run from 50 to 175 dollars with VIP options, and proceeds support local efforts.
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San Marino Schools Foundation
Pantages Theater
Hollywood
Pantages
San Marino
Grad Night in San Marino Builds Community Tradition
A long running San Marino Grad Night project recycles donated sets stored in Room 100 each year. They are moved to the Wells Fargo Bank lot to repaint and rework into new themes designed by San Marino graduate Michael Shearing. Volunteers, led by Pat Connell, refine sketches, outline final colors, and paint details every Wednesday morning, inviting more helpers as the program expands.
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Wells Fargo Bank
San Marino
Michael Shearing
Phil Wond
Pat Connell
Wells Pargo Bank
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