San Marino Tribune Thanks Advertisers and Supporters
The Tribune expresses gratitude to a broad list of local advertisers and supporters in San Marino including schools churches real estate firms banks and community organizations. The note highlights community collaboration with Arnold's Jewelry Dion Tretta John Aarce Group and Coldwell Banker offices along with local institutions such as Carver Elementary PTA Saint Felicitas Perpetua and San Marino Chamber of Commerce.
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Church of Christ
Arnold's Jewelry
Barnhart School
Bowtie
Carver
PTA
Dion Tretta
John Aarce
Ces Sangrace
Coldwell
Granite Park Place
Joelle van
Titans Sweep Rio Hondo League as Tennis Eludes Foes
San Marino high school clinches its eighth straight Rio Hondo League title after routing South Pasadena and Monrovia. The Titans dominate eight league matches with a 139 to 5 aggregate score as coach Melvyn Pereira hails the season's strong start and two matches remaining.
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San Marino
South Pasadena
Monrovia
Titans
Melvyn Pereira
Lee
Danny Gealer
Katie Chin
Spirit of Abundance Shines in Clippers Spirit Dancer Shannon
In a Tribune Q and A the 2010 San Marino High School graduate, now a UC Riverside business student, recalls auditioning for the Clippers Spirit dance squad. She details a crowded audition with judges and cameras and notes the team’s age range this year.
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Los Angeles Clippers
Shannon
San Marino High School
UC Riverside
Clippers Spirit
San Marino
Jordon
Clippers Jr
Clippers
NBA
High estimates for Stoneman upgrades spark teardown talk
The San Marino Recreation Commission debates whether to modernize Stoneman School at about 10 million dollars or to level part of the building and start over. Costs include 1.65 million for structural work and 2.1 million to meet ADA requirements. Mayor Kneier says upgrading may waste the money. A city briefing and council report are planned.
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Stoneman School
San Marino Recreation Commission
Stoneman
Dennis Kneier
The
Tribune
Kneier
Community Services
Sue Cobb
San Marino
Endowment Fund Gifts Near 2 Million Mark in San Marino
Members of the San Marino Schools Foundation Endowment Subcommittee met Tuesday evening to discuss innovative ways to improve education throughout the district. The group urges specific contributions to the Foundation's Endowment Fund as it approaches a significant $2 million threshold. Any earnings above the threshold are noted for future use. LEGACY, page A-16
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San Marino Schools Foundation Endowment
16th Annual Evening at The Huntington Event Preview
On Thursday May 15 the Huntington Library opens its gates as the San Marino Chamber of Commerce hosts the 16th annual Evening at The Huntington from 5 to 7 30 p m Community guests will sample offerings from Estate Catering Julienne Garnish Cafe New Moon Restaurant Sweet Savory Sushi Bar Yoshida Tony s Pizza and Kolook Champagne extrav aganza is offered San Marino Security The event features Lost and Found Secrets of Archimedes in Boone Gallery a raffle and silent auction with prizes from local merchants ShalWe Dance Entertainment provides music.
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Huntington Library
San Marino Chamber of Commerce
Huntington
San Marino
New Moon
Yoshida
San Marino Security
Diana Doi
Diana Dee
Archimedes
Boone
Letting Go: Roots and Wings in College Prep
Parents face letting go as high school seniors prepare for college. Building roots through family history belonging and values strengthens self confidence. Offer responsibilities and real consequences to nurture independence as children advance toward college.
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National Charity League, Inc
San Gabriel Country Club
Macy’s
Chrystal Dahlstein
Beth Ezold
Robin Lahey
Kim Halkett
Joanne McCloskey
Julianne Coppersmith
Patti Koch
Eva
the Tribune
Tribune Sports Lehman Editor
Tribune Q & A - Shannon
Mitch Lehman
SMT
Shanian
SMHS
Recreation Commission
Winston Chua
SGV
Chamber
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