23 May 2013
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2013
Page
1
The San Marino Fire Department announced promotions for Mark Dondanville to Division Chief after sixteen years and Nick Meza to Fire Captain with Sam Benites joining as Firefighter Paramedic after four months training. Rick Mayhew remained with SMFD in Lee, per page A-4.
The San Marino City Council approved a 449000 Caltec contract for city hall upgrades including electrical plumbing and ADA improvements with a target completion by Christmas. Staff will relocate to the Fireside Room and Emergency Operations Center as work proceeds, while chambers receive AV upgrades.
The City of San Marino will pause Monday morning for a Memorial Day ceremony at Lacy Park. The service starts at 9 00 a.m. near the War Memorial by the St Albans Rd entrance with veterans welcome to participate. Lawrence Fu, SMHS 1999 graduate and Marine veteran, will give the keynote.
Newton Newt Russell, who spent a decade in the California Assembly and twenty two years in the State Senate, died last Saturday at his La Cañada Flintridge home at age 85. He battled lung cancer and was widely respected as a top Republican leader in the Senate.
Charlene Liebau explains that the high school transcript remains the single most important factor for college admission, reflecting course rigor and achievement. The article notes transcripts are crucial but only one part of preparation, as colleges weigh tests, essays, and extracurriculars while considering long term outcomes like four year graduation rates and cost of education.
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