San Marino Junior Tennis Opens Saturday at Local Courts
The San Marino Tennis Foundation and Recreation launch the junior tournament at 8:30 a.m. Saturday with players up to 18. Matches run 8:30 to 4, best two of three sets with a 12 point tiebreak at 6-6. Finals Sunday at 1 p.m. in Lacy Park.
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San Mario Tennis Foundation
San Marino Recreation
Nets
Lacy Park
Huntington Middle School
Carver
San Marino High School
Hard Work and Dedication Pay Off at Scout Honor Court
In Huntington Middle School the Court of Honor recognized scouts from Troops 351 355 and 358 led by Gary Van Wagenen Jim Elliot and John Fuller. Eagles awarded to Robert Fuentes Erik Gunderson George Kokoris Jason Mak and Alan Weiss with State certificates presented.
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Robert Fuentes
Erik Gunderson
George Kokoris
Jason Mak
Alan Weiss
John H. Reith
Huntington Middle School
San Marino
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Firefighters Breakfast Draws Crowds Despite Rain at Lacy Park
Hundreds braved cool damp conditions at Lacy Park last Saturday morning for the annual firefighters breakfast. San Marino Fire Chief John Penido called it a resounding success as residents joined the event despite drizzle. Weather halted two hot air balloons while a fire truck lap delighted children, and Penido praised the community-focused gathering.
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Lacy Park
John Penido
San Marino
Penido
SMUSD switches to new Centrex phone system
San Marino Unified School District reports new phone numbers and a Centrex system rollout starting May 13 at Carver and continuing through May 30 for all sites. Officials say the upgrade will save money by reducing long distance charges to campuses across Huntington Drive.
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San Marino Unified School District
SMUSD
Huntington Drive
Jack Rose
Carver
Valentine
Huntington
PTSA Lunch Honors San Marino Volunteers and Leaders
San Marino High School held its annual PTSA appreciation luncheon praising volunteers who staff events from registration to sports. Principal Loren Kleinrock honored Becky Ung, PTSA president, as staff and ASB decorated the cafeteria with city backdrops while two singers performed Broadway tunes adapted to fit the occasion.
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Ann Lo Tribune
San Marino High School
Parent Teacher Student Association
PTSA
Rachel Catherwood
Loren Kleinrock
Becky
Ung
Larry Warden
ASB
Warden
Marilyn Colyar
Oklahoma
South Pacific
Sound of Music
Reservoir Bill 1485 Clears Assembly Aims for Senate
After passing on Tuesday AB 1485 heads to the State Senate. The measure ties San Marino High School near the Raymond Hill Fault to restrictions on new water storage facilities within 1000 feet unless seismic risk is certified by state geologists and the Safe Dam division. Support from Rep Scott's office contrasts with strong opposition from water interests and several Assembly members.
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Assembly
Senate
Margett
State Senate
San Marino
Los Angeles County
Raymond Hill
San Gabriel County
San Marino High School
Department of Water Resources
Scott Wetch
Jack Scott
Dpasadena
The
Tribune
Diane Martinez
Dalhambra
Bob Margett
Arcadia
July 4th Parade in San Marino Seeks Convertibles
San Marino Chamber of Commerce and the city plan Independence Day festivities with a parade from San Marino Avenue and Huntington Drive to Monterey Road Virginia Road and Lacy Park. Dads Band and Tom Sullivan’s Dixieland Band perform at 9 p.m. Entry forms and fund contributions are coordinated through the chamber office at 286-1022.
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SM Chamber of Commerce
San Marino
Peggy Class
Chamber
San Marino Avenue
Huntington Drive
Monterey Road
Virginia Road
Circle Lacy Park
SM City Police Deploy Computer System to Boost Patrol Time
SM Police Chief Frank Wills announces a new Impact Solutions report system to raise patrol hours by 15 percent. The program, funded by a state grant, replaces aging typewriters and first-gen computers, with training for San Marino officers while managers keep older machines.
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Frank Wills
Impact Solutions
San Diego
California
San Marino
Wills
Nobel Prize Winning Biologist Named President of Caltech
David Baltimore, a Nobel Prize winner and leading biologist, is named president of Caltech, succeeding a decade in service. Moore lauds Baltimore as a top figure in AIDS vaccine research and DNA policy, citing his education, research, and public advocacy as assets for guiding Caltech into the 21st century.
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Caltech
David Baltimore
Moore
Dr. Baltimore
Baltimore
Massachusetts the Institute
Rockefeller University
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