Tennis Court Proposal for Park Place Estate Clears Hurdles
John J. L. Tsai owns the Strub Estate and seeks a CUP and variance for a tennis court and new facilities on Park Place. City staff flag code deviations, front yard impact, and plans needing design review, grading, and drainage details while noting 14 foot lighting, tree removals, and a circular driveway that may cover 70 percent of the front yard.
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Park Place
John J. L. Tsai
David Saldana
Saldana
Dorsey
Tsai
Arnold Soderberg
State Sen Newton Russell names Suzanne Crowell Woman of the Year
State Senator Newton Russell selects Suzanne Crowell of San Marino as the 1994 Woman of the Year for the 21st Senate District. Crowell’s public service includes PTA roles, San Marino City Council vice mayor and mayor, volunteer groups painting San Marino High School, and environmental efforts such as backyard recycling and a Waste Task Force.
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Newton Russell
Suzanne Crowell
Senate
Crowell
PTA
San Marino High School
San Marino
Republican Women’s Club
Russell
Heavy Hitting Highlights Opening Week of Little League Season
The opening week of San Marino National Little League was delayed by rain and mud. In Major League action the Dodgers crushed the Cubs 15 to 4 led by Riley Wilhite on the mound and a 10 hit Dodgers attack. Dodgers contributors included Lange, Suttle and Wong while Cubs hitters included Flanagan Norgaard Moel and Mark.
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San Marino
Dodgers
Cubs
Riley Wilhite
Peter Lange
Wilhite
Cole Suttle
Ian Wong
Ryan Flanagan
Michael Norgaard
Andrew Moel
Austin Mark
Rockies
Giants
Cardinals
Cards
Cardinal
Ryan Nichols
Ken Matsui
Chris Edmonds
Justin Talt
Caylan Myronowicz
Suttle
Wong
SMHS Girls Soccer Co Captain Erin Sechler MVP
Erin Sechler, midfielder and co captain, named Most Valuable Player for SMHS girls varsity soccer in 1994. Award presented by William L. Payne of the San Marino City Club with Varsity Coach Ron Jiggins and AD Mickey McNamee in attendance. Sechler, who began playing in AYSO at age eight, highlighted by CIF playoff run and multiple all league honors. Others honored include Shannon Sheldon Olivia Silver Daphne Richer Stephanie Norberg Nicole Sheldon.
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Erin Sechler
San Marino High School
William L. Payne
San Marino
SMHS
Ron Jiggins
Mickey McNamee
Sechler
AYSO
CIF
Shannon Sheldon
Olivia Silver
Daphne Richer
Stephanie Norberg
Nicole Sheldon
TITAN
Erin Sechier
Visiting Historian to Speak at Huntington Library Apr 6
Alan Taylor, Mead Foundation Fellow at the Huntington, will discuss his book William Cooper's Town at a lecture in Street Hall on Wednesday April 6 at 7 30 p.m. The Boston University historian will explore how Native Americans settlers land speculators and James Fenimore Cooper shaped the early American frontier and Cooperstown landscape.
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Huntington Library
Alan Taylor
Mead Foundation
the Huntington
William Cooper
Town
Alfred A. Knopf
Sreete Hall
Cooperstown
New York
James Fenimore Cooper
City Council Meeting Set For April 7 In San Marino
The San Marino City Council will hold its regular meeting on Thursday April 7 at 7 30 p m in the Council Chamber 2200 Huntington Dr A city spokesperson said the date was moved from the second Wednesday to the first Thursday due to the April 12 election and to avoid a clash with the Design Review Committee meeting on April 6
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San Marino
Council
Huntington Dr
Design Review Committee
State Urges Citizens To Duck Cover Hold For Quake
A statewide quake drill begins at 10 30 a m on Tuesday April 5 announced by Gov Pete Wilson via the Emergency Broadcast System It marks the 10th year of the Office of Emergency Services awareness campaign begun in 1985 and expanded in 1987 with four weekly themes addressing government business schools families and communities Readiness steps include identifying safe spots and danger areas practicing drills learning CPR and first aid securing and stockpiling supplies and designating reunions and out of state contacts Emergency kits should cover water food flashlights radios batteries a fire extinguisher gas and water shutoffs and extra clothing as well as medications and specialized equipment for the disabled.
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Pete Wilson
State Office of Emergency Services
OES
San Marino
CES
Red Cross
Along The Drive
A reflective line echoes a pessimist’s stance on future and past, urging readers to consider how outlook shapes memory and regret. The aphorism prompts consideration of optimism versus scrutiny when facing what lies ahead.
Health Care Pioneer Samuel Tibbitts Dies
Samuel J. Tibbitts, 69, longtime San Mateo resident and chairman of UniHealth America, died in his sleep March 21. A noted innovator, he led the 1958 Guiding Principles for Hospitals and promoted hospital management efficiency across a four decade career.
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Samuel J. Tibbitts
UniHealth America
Sam Tibbitts
Stephen W. Gamble
Hospital Council of
Southern California
Tibbitts
American Hospital Association
Historian Neely to Sign Lincoln Biography at Huntington Library
Pulitzer Prize winner Mark E. Neely Jr. will sign The Last Best Hope of Earth Abraham Lincoln and the Promise of America on Saturday April 2 from 2 to 3 30 p m in the West Foyer Exhibition Hall Huntington Library The event includes Lincoln exhibition and John Rhodehamel will sign The Last Best Hope of Earth full color exhibit catalog and related items Admission to the exhibition gardens and galleries is included Donations 5 adults 3 students and children Call 405-2141 for details
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Mark E. Neely, Jr
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Huntington Library
Ing
Library
Huntington
Neely
John Rhodehamel
Lin
Coln
Harvard University Press
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