San Marino Council Hears Residents On Trash Franchise
The San Marino City Council weighed moving to an exclusive trash franchise versus maintaining multiple haulers. Officials cited AB 939 goals and potential city savings to offset a looming $880,000 state tax decline, while residents questioned rate charts from Community Disposal and Rodriguez Brothers amid debate over the plan.
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Dryden
Keith Till
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San Marino Architect Tegtmeyer Installed AIA Pasadena Leader
San Marino resident John L. Tegtmeyer was installed as president of the AIA Pasadena and Foothill Chapter at the University Club in Pasadena. He is a PBWS architect in Los Angeles and has helped design projects in San Marino and Pasadena while serving local organizations and clubs.
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Mission
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Lake
Pasadena City College
Huntington Library
Society of Junior Fellows
Tournament of Roses
South Pasadena
Banning Way
Pamela Hillings Tegtmeyer
Elise
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Bullet Damage at San Marino Public Library
Police responded at 4 50 a m to gunfire near Huntington Drive and Cambridge Road. A bullet hole appeared in a library window facing Huntington Drive with four hits on the exterior wall. Estimated damage is 200 dollars. No casings found and no suspects.
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Chinese Club Gifts Seven Trees to City and School District
The Chinese Club of San Marino presented seven trees to the City of San Marino and the San Marino Unified School District in honor of Arbor Day. Arbor Day is celebrated in the Republic of China on March 12, noted at the club’s monthly meeting.
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San Marino Police Chief outlines riot readiness plan
San Marino Police Chief Frank Wills reports residents have raised concerns about a possible riot after verdicts in the Rodney King and Reginald Denny trials. He says there is no reliable intelligence of risk, but the department has a written plan, riot gear, training, and mutual aid arrangements to respond if needed. The force, with 32 personnel, will deploy new patrol methods and coordinate with the fire department and other agencies to ensure quick support and strong cooperation.
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Rodney G. King
Reginald Denny
Frank Wills
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San Marino burglary wounds resident. suspect sought
A San Marino man, 78, was beaten in his Monterey Place home during a pre dawn break in. Police say a bathroom window was pried and 200 to 300 dollars in cash was stolen. A second burglary on Doresta Road occurred minutes earlier. purse and cash were taken, with belief the same suspect may be involved.
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United We Stand America Drives Membership and Referendum
Robert Reynolds announces a Friday drive to collect United We Stand America membership applications on Huntington Drive from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The group, funded by Ross Perot, promotes reform and sponsors a national referendum televised on NBC at 8 p.m. on March 21. Reynolds can be reached at 576-0648 for more information.
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Robert Reynolds
United We Stand America
Ross Perot
Huntington Drive
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Sherwood to Speak on Pioneers with 20 20 Vision
Midge Sherwood, founding president of the San Marino Historical Society and noted author, will discuss the early history of the San Marino area. The talk is the second in the society’s annual speaker series and will start at 7 30 p.m. in the San Marino School District auditorium at 1665 West Drive beside the public library.
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San Marino Historical Society
San Marino
Historical Society
San Marino School District
West Drive
San Marino Public Library
City Council Okays Seismic Upgrade Plan for Police Fire Buildings
San Marino City Council approved a $119,000 contract to Gillis, Heron Clark Architects for schematic design and construction documents to upgrade police and fire buildings seismic safety revealed as insufficient last March. Total project cost with final construction fees may reach $150,000 including site, remodeling and related services. Also, council rejected $10,600 in claims from a November 1992 traffic collision involving non residents Hung Nai Mou and Pi Ying Tao.
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Gillis, Her and Clark Architects
Polic Works
Bernie le Sage
San Gabriel Boulevard
Sheffield Road
Hung Nai Mou
Pi Ying Tao
SM Youth Recognized at All City Track Meet in San Marino
The 19th Annual All City Track Meet held March 13 at Huntington Intermediate School drew about 200 first through ninth graders competing in nearly 500 events. Organized by the PTA Council and Recreation Department, the day featured a stretchers size pre-meet, opening ceremony, souvenir program, and new records prizes. Brenda Chang praised the event as a valuable chance for youth to meet peers and learn healthy competition. The opening parade, SMHS Band playing the Olympic theme, moved many to tears.
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Along The Drive Along The Drive
A concise editorial line quotes a proverb about wisdom and cunning, reflecting on how a wise man knows all and a shrewd one knows everybody, suggesting insight into social perception and strategy.
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