Newsmaker San Marino Resident Joins Children’s Hospital Board
San Marino resident June Banta joins the Board of Regents of Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. She has long supported the hospital through the Pasadena Guild and led motherhood programs at Pasadena City College. Regents back a $17.5 million Surgical Center project.
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San Marino
June Banta
Board of Directors of
Children’s Hospital
Los Angeles
Board of
Regents
Banta
Pasadena Guild of Children's Hospital
Pasadena City College
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Pasadena
SM Grill in San Marino goes smoke free after 28 years
Walter Celic, owner of SM Grill, ends decades of smoking at the hometown diner citing overwhelming customer demand. Since June 1 the 46-seat restaurant has gone nonsmoking, with regulars and new patrons praising the change and expecting a 10 to 15 percent boost in business.
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San Marino Grill
SM Grill
Walter Celic
Celic
George Shaffer
Karin Finch
Beryl Daley
Julie Yeh
Shanghai Palace
Sue Campoy
Julienne Restaurant
Tony’s Pizza
City Council Seeks Open Look With Wall Rule Amendments
San Marino City Council debates amendments to walls fences and hedges to preserve an open appearance. A 45 day urgency ordinance tightens height and opacity rules while definitions and setbacks are refined for upcoming meetings.
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San Marino
Keith Till
Richard Durant
David Saldana
Police Memory ID program aids memory impaired missing
San Marino police join with Mission Lodge to register memory impaired residents. Free Elder ID cards with photo and shoelace tag help identify and reunite lost individuals. Optional $15 bracelet adds ID number and police contact. Registration starts July 1 at Mission Lodge with after hours by appointment.
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SM Police
San Marino
Gary Isaacs
Police
Mission Lodge
San Gabriel
Ment
Debra Romero
I.D
Isaacs
SM Police Department
Romero
Stal
Along The Drive Betrand Russell Marries Dora
Bertrand Russell stated he and Dora are now married and as happy as before. The brief remark confirms a private union amid public attention in a small community setting.
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Betrand Russell
Dora
City Council OKs Police Dept Reclassifications
City officials approved restructuring to create two lieutenant posts and two sergeant slots while eliminating one captain and the agent ranks. Net savings exceed $13,000 after boosting salaries by $9,540 and cutting $23,000 in overtime, with aims to improve supervision, adaptability, and public safety delivery.
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San Marino
Frank Wills
Wills
Tme
Police-Cityuzen
San Marino Man Shot During Burglary
A San Marino resident was shot during a burglary by three Asian men, believed Vietnamese. They ransacked the Huntington Drive home, forced the victim to open a safe, tied both victims, and fled with cash jewelry and equipment. The daughter untied herself and alerted police. the injured man was treated at a hospital. No suspects identified. investigation ongoing.
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San Marino
Tim Harrigan
Huntington Drive
Harrigan
San Gabriel Valley Medical Center
San Marino pool damaged in suspected high school prank
San Marino High School and city pool suffered major damage after 40 gallons of pool acid and equipment were dumped into the Burt Kanner Community Swimming Pool. Police say the act may be a felony and investigators pursue multiple suspects.
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SMHS
San Marino
Burt Kanner
Nancy Matthews
David Crist
Frank Wills
Wills
Crist
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