San Marino Parade Seeks Entries For Fourth Of July
The chamber invites participation in the annual Fourth of July parade from Huntington Drive and San Marino Avenue to Lacy Park with a color guard Scout Troop 355 Dads Band and Highland Band. Entry forms available at the San Marino Tribune or chamber office, 2304 Huntington Drive, call 286 1022 or 799 7422. Formation at 3 30 p m judging at 4 15 p m parade at 5 p m.
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San Marino Avenue
Monterey Road
Virginia Road
Lacy Park
San Marino
Scout Troop 355
Dads
San Marino Highland Band
San Marino Tribune
Chamber’s
San Marino High School
San Marino Titans Dominate 1990-91 Southland Athletics
The Los Angeles Times lauds San Marino High School as the Southland’s top program for 1990-91, noting three CIF Southern Section titles across cross country boys and girls Division 2A, a state Division III cross country crown, and Burt Kanner’s final season guiding swimming to a fourth straight Southern Section title in 4A. The Titans also stand as the only valley team to win a tile this season, tying for most Southern Section crowns with Sunny Hills and Palos Verdes.
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Los Angeles Times
San Marino
Titans
Burt Kanner
Titan
Orange County
San Gabriel Valley
Sunny Hills
Palos Verdes
Pat Connell Honored In Grad Night Program
San Marino High School honors Pat Connell as the standout figure at the annual Grad Night event labeled “Professional among amateurs” by those connected to the school, with many confirming his long standing role in the celebration.
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Pat Connell
San Marino High School
Robbers Strike Adair Street Home For Jewelry Heist
A San Marino resident faced a frightening raid when two men broke in through the back on Adair Street and ransacked the house. They tied up a 27 year old asleep in a bedroom and stole stereo, VCR, camera, jewelry including two Rolex watches valued at about 119000 dollars. The woman freed herself after about 30 minutes and called police. Police note similar burglaries in San Marino but do not yet link the crimes to a single gang. They stress alarms deter break ins and say they will focus more on residential burglaries.
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San Marino
Adair Street
Chris Petersen
Petersen
Pasadena
Sgt. Petersen
San Marino Schools Foundation hosts major donor reception
Nearly 300 donors faculty and trustees gathered June 7 at Dr Matthew Lin and Joy Lin's home as the San Marino Schools Foundation celebrated a campaign surpassing its $500000 goal by over 40000. President Richard Giss noted over 12 years the foundation contributed more than 3 million to the district budget and 400000 to specific projects, while this year’s event honored district faculty as Major Donors and introduced five new trustees Cindy Burton Bob Gayl Jerry Hawk Roger Lopez and Chong Wu.
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San Marino Schools Foundation
Foundation
Matthew Lin
Joy
Richard Giss
San Marino Unified School District
Giss
Cindy Burton
Bob Gayl
Jerry Hawk
Roger Lopez
Chong Wu
Winston Avenue Traffic Study Finds Residential Street Under Siege
A San Marino study by Transtech Engineers counted about 3,900 to 4,000 cars daily on Winston Avenue with 39 mph eighth percentile speeds, confirming high volume and speed for a residential street. The council rejected closing the high school exit and speed bumps, opting to install larger speed limit signs, repaint legends, enforce two hour parking, and re review in October.
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Winston Avenue
Long Beach
Transtech
San Marino
Keith Till
San Gabriel Valley
el Molino
Granada
Wilson
Winston
San Marino High School
Fire Department
Paul Butler
Tom Downey
San Marino council debates library closure and parking changes
In a San Marino update, the Public Library will close from September 2 for renovations. A traffic study prompts Huntington School parking changes including a one way entrance and a right turn exit onto West Drive. Council heard Geraldine Gould's lawsuit claim for more than 10,000. Four agenda items were postponed due to overtime, covering housing element updates, the Fiscal 1991-92 budget with 8.3 million operating and 1.08 million capital figures, the Proposition 4 budget limit baseline of 5.98 million, and the 1.56 million police fire levy with 175 thousand for paramedics.
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Huntington School
Huntington Drive
West Drive
Along The Drive What A Wonderful World Could Have Been
A quip ponders if Eve discovered a no fault apple altering the world’s path. The playful line hints at altered fate and a tongue in cheek view of history.
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