Summer Concert Series Opens at Lacy Park in 1996
The San Marino Schools Foundation and the City announce the 1996 Summer Concert Series at Lacy Park. June 23 features Palm Springs Yacht Club with 1930s and 1940s music and comedy, July 14 presents Limpopo's Crazy Russian Folk N Roll, and Sept 8 showcases Lisa Haley and the Zdekats Cajun Zydeco. Gates open 4:30 or 4:00 pm. tickets 7 dollars for individuals, 20 dollars for a family. prepaid options 5 and 40 dollars for all three concerts.
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San Marino Schools Foundation
City of
San Marino
Lacy Park
Palm Springs
Lisa Haley
Zdekats
Huntington School Named Blue Ribbon Recipient in California
Huntington representatives attend a statewide ceremony at the San Diego Convention Center on May 24 as Huntington School earns a Blue Ribbon honor. State Superintendent Delaine Eastin awards the certificate to Vice Principal Larry Fitzgibbons and Superintendent Dr. Tom Godley, with staff and PTA leaders also in attendance.
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San Diego Convention Center
Delaine Eastin
Huntington School
Larry Fitzgibbons
Tom Godley
Vicki Corporan
Leslie Herrman
PTA
Dana Marevich
ASB
Marci Pastre
Eastin
City and Chamber Prepare For City Celebration
San Marino plans a City Celebration with a noon to 3 pm event following a 9:30 am to noon police station dedication. The remodeled station adds an EOC office, officers’ report room, and female locker room. Civic Center parking is paved and restriped for disabled spaces along Huntington Drive. A free London Double Decker Bus tour will stop at multiple local businesses. Participating firms include Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Picassos Corners, and more. The petting zoo, face painting, and other activities will accompany the event.
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San Marino
Chamber of Commerce
EOC
Civic Center
Huntington Drive
London Doubledecker
del Mar
Bedford Road
Pedley Caughey & Dean Real Estate
The
Environmental Network
Wells Fargo Bank
Titan Travel
United National Bank
Pendleton Shop
Library Foundation One Third Toward Goal Of Automation
The San Marino Public Library Foundation reports it is one third toward its 300000 Phase One goal to automate library functions. The plan includes an Integrated Automation System to computerize catalog searches track circulation and provide modules for cataloging acquisitions and fund management. Four vendors have presented demos with two more scheduled including Gaylord on Friday May 24 inviting patrons.
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Library Foundation
San Marino Public Library Foundation
San Marino
DRA
GEAC
Ameritech
Dynix
Gaylord
Tribune Announces Email Address Expansion
The San Marino Tribune says it added an email address san marinotribune mcimail.com to receive public correspondence. The publication expresses excitement about providing a new channel for reader engagement.
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Tribune
San Marino Tribune
Sanmarinotribune
McImail.com
Too Many Regulations Drive Pearce Plastics to Consider Relocation
Pearce Plastics in Pasadena may move to a neighboring state citing California's over regulation and costly lawsuits. Owner Woody Pearce notes a discrimination suit that was settled for thousands despite the plaintiff not being hired to perform duties. Assemblyman Jim Rogan assumes the case reflects 30 years of failed politics and argues tighter rules harm business.
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Pearce Plastics
Pasadena
Rand
Revlon
Loreal
Woody Pearce
California
Pearce
Jim Rogan
Glendale
Congress
Rogan
State Assembly
San Marino voters urged to back 34.9 million school bond
City Club speaker Richard Giss urged passage of the Measure A general obligation bond to improve aging San Marino schools. He linked home values to school quality while addressing an anonymous mailer opposing Measure R and urged continued community support.
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City Club
Peter Day
San Marino
Richard Giss
San
Giss
San Marino school bond plan outlines $2.2 million repair list
Osborn Architects, hired to draft a five year spending plan, identified a $2.2 million repair and replacement list titled real bare bones. The document was prepared for the San Marino Unified School District Board of Education as a contingency if the June 4 bond fails.
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San Marino Unified School
Board of Education
Tom Godley
Osborn Architects
Newt Russell undergoes quadruple bypass surgery
State Senator Newt Russell had a quadruple heart bypass operation in Sacramento nearly two weeks ago after chest pains and discomfort. Secretary Dot Hammond said the procedure, performed at Mercy Center Hospital following an angiocardiogram showing four blocked areas, was unexpected. Hammond noted Russell, 68, is recovering well and remains very active. Peggy Class of the San Marino Chamber praised his regional support.
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Newt Russell
Sacramento
Dot Hammond
Hammond
Russell
Mercy Center Hospital
San Marino
Bank Robber Takes Cash From Bank in May City Heist
Police report details a 9 56 a m bank robbery where a white male in his mid 20s wearing a blue cap gray shirt and blue jeans slipped a note to a teller and demanded money. The teller complied and the suspect fled unseen. San Marino police searched the area with no arrest. A reward is offered for information. An attempted burglary occurred earlier on Gainsborough Drive.
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San Marino
Gainsborough Drive
Dent
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