Southwestern's 82nd Graduation Honors Global Class
Eighth and twelfth graders plus high achievers were saluted at Southwestern Academy San Marino Campus for the 82nd school year ending. Local and international students, including Nadhia Gotama from Indonesia, received honors such as Gold and Silver awards and the Outstanding Student. The ceremony featured a Baccalaureate, a cactus garden project, and the 2006 CONFAB yearbook launch, with 28 graduates off to 16 colleges in four countries.
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Cal Phil at The Mill Announces Summer Concert Slate
Cal Phil at The Mill unveils its summer series with three Saturday shows on July 22 August 19 and September 23 open at 7 00 p m no host refreshment bar seating is limited call 449 5458 for tickets or details
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Council Approves Concept for Lacy Park War Memorial
The San Marino City Council on Friday June 23 approved a concept for a Lacy Park war memorial to be completed by Memorial Day 2007. The plan includes two walkways to an oval memorial with a kneeling soldier statue and granite wall listing San Marino’s 54 fallen residents. The project is priced at about $130000 with over $20000 in in kind landscaping from the city. committee seeks private funds to cover the rest.
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Fire Department Urges Safe Fourth of July in San Marino
The San Marino Fire Department warns residents that all fireworks are illegal in the city and will be strictly enforced. Fire Marshal Jim Anderson notes that possession of any fireworks, including sparklers, is punishable, with enforcement rules reiterated as the Fourth approaches.
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Two Wheeled Cops Debut July Fourth in San Marino
SMPDs bicycle patrols begin next week under Lt. Steve Johnson and Lt. Johnson, aimed at increasing officer visibility and community contact in San Marino. The program, tied to the motto Pride in Service, will cover business districts and events like football games and parades on July 4.
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City Council Approves Budget With Library Funding Cuts
The San Marino City Council approved a 2006-07 budget allocating 16.95 million for operating costs and 6.06 million for capital, placing the city in deficit. The panel discussed funding a new library, with a projected 15.47 million price tag and a 5.5 million reserve plus private donations to cover the rest. A shortfall of about 2.5 million remains, risking drastic measures if 3 million is not raised, potentially impacting storm drain and street light projects. An anonymous donor gave 4 million to the library effort.
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Old Mill Hosts Artists Reception This Evening
San Marino’s Old Mill hosts an artist reception for the California Art Club exhibition Celebrating the Golden State at the Granary Gallery. Exhibiting artists include Peter Adams Brian Blood Esther. The event is Thursday June 29 from 5 30 to 7 30 p m at 1120 Old Mill Rd San Marino. Call 449 5458 for info or RSVP.
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Rotary Seeks Classic Cars Floats for San Marino Fourth
The Rotary Club of San Marino invites classic cars convertibles and neighborhood floats for the 2006 Glorious 4th of July Parade. Participation requires an entry form from the Tribune or a call to Debbie Priester Schwarz. The parade starts 5:00 PM at Huntington Drive and Monterey Road and ends about 6:00 PM in Lacy Park.
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Blecksmith Memorial Run Kicks Off July 4th
The Blecksmith Memorial Run Walk, honoring Marine Cpl J P Blecksmith who died in Iraq, starts at 9:00 a.m. in front of the San Marino Tribune offices. Last year drew 300+ participants and raised over 10 000 for the Blecksmith Leadership Foundation.
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