San Marino Tribune Adds New Features Tim Lat Ne Features
The San Marino Tribune debuts three features: expanded Commentary and Opinion with Thomas Sowell Mona Charen Carl Rowan and Dan Quayle, The Pacific Rim Report covering Taiwan Indonesia Japan Korea and more, and Little Leaguer 96 listing scores from San Marino and Pasadena Southwest Little Leagues.
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Anything Goes Continues This Weekend at San Marino High
San Marino High School presents Anything Goes by Cole Porter with favorites like Friendship I Get a Kick Out of You and Anything Goes. Final performances run Friday March 29 and Saturday March 30 at 8 p.m. and Sunday March 31 at 2 p.m. Tickets are 10 dollars adults 5 dollars students box office hours listed and ticket info at 795 SMHS.
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Honorary Paul Harris Awards Presented to Giss and Cameron
On March 21 the Rotary Club of San Marino awarded Paul Harris Fellowships to Richard Giss and Scott Cameron at the Foundation Luncheon held at the Athenaeum at Caltech. Cameron, a San Marino High School teacher, received praise from Dr. Tom Godley for his excellence in Physics teaching and use of educational technology.
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Carver School Spring Program Honors Four Golden Nugget Volunteers
Carver School presented its Spring Program on March 7 with fourth and fifth graders performing to I Hear America Singing. Before the show in Scrim Auditorium the Carver PTA held an association meeting and awarded Golden Nugget Awards to Daisy Kwok Lunghwa Yung Mary Gillham and Vivian Chan for their volunteer service. PTA leaders include Curriculum Lab Chair Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Carnival Chair and Supermarket Pro.
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San Marino High School faces urgent facility renovations
San Marino High School, praised for student outcomes, struggles with a dilapidated campus. Students Peter Day quotes Harvard bound senior Matthew Spence and peers as advocates for the Facilities Master Plan and a General Obligation Bond to fund upgrades. Community figures warn aging structures threaten education quality and safety.
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Cate High School
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Josh Banerjee
ASB
Jenny Vann
Osborn Architects
Council Hears Plans To Reduce Los Robles Granada Traffic
San Marino City Council discussed traffic relief for Los Robles and Granada avenues at a marathon March 13 meeting. City Manager Debbie Bell reported residents blame intercity traffic. nearby cities plan widening Fremont Avenue and improving arterial flow on Atlantic Garfield Huntington and Fair Oaks Arroyo Parkway to ease congestion.
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Boland Wins Republican Primary for California Senate Seat
Pasadena vote results show Assemblymember Paula Boland securing the 21st Senate District bid with 34.86 percent or 20 197 votes, defeating Wilbert Smith who had 14 383 votes. Smith was backed by retiring Senator Newt Russell. Schiff advances unopposed in the Democratic primary. Hoge wins renomination in the 44th Assembly District, facing Jack Scott in November.
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Bob Oltman
Sharon Beauchamp
Adam Schiff
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Bob New
Bill Hoge
Jack Scott
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Fred Soldwedel
Ted Brown
San Marino Votes Lean GOP as Republicans Outnumber Dems
Registration data from Los Angeles County shows San Marino with 5,328 Republicans among 8,009 registered voters, while Democrats total 1,467 and 1,034 declined to state party. A small share belong to other parties including American Independent 71 Reform 31 Libertarian 21 Green 17 and Natural Law 9.
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San Marino Freshmen Win National Math Contest
San Marino High School freshmen clinched the national championship in the Continental Mathematics League, tying with a New York City school and earning the Pythagorean Division title among 126 schools. Team members Jennifer Huang, Paul Hung, Glen Yan led with perfect 30s in an eight-way tie for national individual honors.
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Gene therapy marvels hailed by USC physician at San Marino club
Dr. W. French Anderson, called the father of gene therapy, spoke at the San Marino Club on March 19 about the near miraculous potential of gene therapy. As director of Gene Therapy Laboratories and a professor at USC, he cited Ashi, a girl improved by treatment, and noted future centers and trials for malignant tumors and autoimmune diseases.
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