27 Mar 2008
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 2008
Page
1
The California Art Club and the Arroyo Seco Foundation present an education exhibition at Pasadena Central Library honoring the Arroyo Seco canyon with plein air works by CALC members. The exhibit runs through Sunday March 30 with free admission and weekday library hours. Call (626) 583-9009 for details.
Parents and community members are invited to help paint for SMHS Grad Night. Volunteers meet at the Wells Fargo Bank Building every Wednesday and Saturday, with additional sessions as needed to finish by June 13. Park via the alley entrance second level gates. do not use Wells Fargo spaces. See PAINT, page A-5.
San Marino pitcher Bryan Dearth fanned ten to outduel Temple City as the Titans fall 3 2 at McNamee Field. Nick Wilson scattered six hits for Temple City while Dylan Benzinger, David Ramirez and others produced hits. San Marino led 3 1 after five, Temple City cut it to one with a fifth inning score aided by a Dearth balk. The Titans host La Canada Friday at 3:30 p.m. The Alumni Game is set for Saturday March 29 at McNamee Field with batting practice at 10:30 a.m.
The San Marino Unified School District works with the LA County Health Department after a San Marino High School student tested positive for tuberculosis. Over 300 students and staff were tested. results won’t be released soon. Superintendent Woods cites serious concern and ongoing screenings. Principal Kleinrock praises staff and volunteers for calm conduct during the process.
The eleventh annual San Gabriel Valley Council of Boy Scouts of America Women of Eagle Scout Brunch will be held at the Langham Huntington Hotel and Spa in Pasadena. A reception begins at 10:30 a.m., followed by brunch and the program at 11:15 a.m. Local Boy Scouts from Troops See WINGS, page A-5.
Police log brief notes from today’s Tribune Classified Society section include minor incidents around Little League activities and community events with routine checks and no major disruptions reported.
San Marino High School senior Stuart Mar earned Eagle Scout by leading a project for Huntington Hospital emergency department. He organized donations from local businesses and family totaling care packages with coloring books crayons and stickers for pediatric patients and visitors to pass time. The project required at least 70 hours of leadership activity and produced 310 care items for the hospital.
San Marino Schools Foundation President Mary Alin announces the Save Our Schools drive to raise 1.3 million by June 1 to shield the district from state budget cuts. The effort echoes a 2003 fund drive that raised 940 thousand to protect programs as 11.4 full-time positions face elimination.
San Marino School Board lists nine programs that could be reduced or eliminated if the state budget cuts of 2.3 million are approved. Coupled with 11.4 certificated teacher losses announced earlier, the district may raise class sizes by up to 35 percent and cut other areas as it adjusts to funding shortfalls.
The Huntington Library debuts a new Chinese garden built around a lake and rocks, enclosed by a white wall. Curator June Li, formerly at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, oversees the project, with the garden rich in intentional symbolism and design.
The Stillspeaking Theatre opens The Runner Stumbles by Milan Stitt at San Marino Congregational United Church of Christ from April 11 to May 4. The 1975 drama concerns a Michigan priest accused of murdering a nun. cast includes Jen Bailey and Dennis Martin Clarke. Shows Fri Sat 8 pm Sun 3 pm with a 3 pm Sat April 26 matinee. Tickets $25, $20 for students and seniors. Reservations at (626) 292-2081 or sti link.
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