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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 2007
Page
1
From November 13 to 16 Carver Scrim Auditorium becomes a revived town for the Carver Fall Book Fair. Under the theme Carver Across America the fair showcases a bounty of books and reminiscences of Main Street USA in cooperation with Mrs Nelson's Book Fair.
San Marino families are urged to enjoy a homework free evening on Tuesday November 20 at all SMUSD sites from kindergarten through twelfth grade. Partnership for Awareness teams with the school district to promote a night of quality family time away from academic pressure. Lisa Link, San Marino PIA President, notes the timing aims to slow down and encourage relay and shared time.
The San Marino Chamber of Commerce and the police department sponsor a Business Watch 2007 seminar titled A Look at Crime Prevention. It will be held Wednesday November 14 from 8 to 9 a.m. at the Sylvan Learning Center on Huntington Drive. Open to all business owners. contact the Chamber at 286-1022 for details.
San Marino Lady Titans enter home playoff at Dingus Memorial Fieldhouse with a four game win streak and sole Rio Hondo League second place. Paloma Valley jumps to a 9-1 lead before Alexandra Ferraco and Emily Barth spark a comeback as the Titans tie at 15 and push toward a rally, per sports editor Mitch Lehman.
San Marino police confirmed the arrest of Anthony Cuellar for the October 16 Wells Fargo robbery on Huntington Drive. Cuellar, 33, of Tarzana, was captured after LAPD tips and distinctive forearm tattoo matched surveillance. Bail set at $1,235,000 on armed robbery charges. The chief noted additional burglary and hot-prowl incidents nearby and heightened patrols across the bordered area.
Class Acts opens tonight at SMHS Webb Theatre with seven short plays. Cast members include Connor Flynn Sara Schall Pauline Castro Katiana Mashikian Mark Liu Geoffrey Wenzlau Maddy Lindsay Anthony Carlan Kobe Sugihara Andrew Sloan Karl Cohen Diana Burge Delaney Yeager Jeff Kinsey Jennifer Chang Tyler McKnight Lavina Ho Ariana Basseri Hayley Van Hiel Amanda Vasquez Joe Forgatch Jamie Basurto Olivia Crouch Danielle Byrd Alison Liao Sara Youngblood and more. Tickets six dollars at the door.
In San Marino, incumbents Chris Norgaard and Karen Preston were reelected to the school board as Celia Hung trailed. Norgaard earned 1,498 votes (38.8 percent) and Preston 1,381 (35.7 percent) while Hung received 25.5 percent with 986 votes. Hung praised volunteers and pledged continued efforts on governance and educational quality.
The San Marino School Board race results show C Norgaard leading with 1,498 votes (38.8 percent) and K Preston with 1,381 votes (35.7 percent) for two seats, while C Hung has 986 votes (25.5 percent). Registration stands at 9,029 with ballots cast not available.
The City of San Marino will dedicate the Lacy Park war memorial this Sunday November 11 from 2 to 4 PM with a flag salute by all military branches Army band 21 gun salute for 52 war casualties and a keynote by Ed Blecksmith son JP killed in Iraq on November 11 2004 A reception at Thurner House follows with open park gates and handicapped parking The recreation department welcomes volunteers and information is available at (626) 403-2200.
San Marino singer Olivia Lee launches her first single Only You with a music video online. AColburn School alumna and San Marino High School performer, she has roots in theater, choir, and dance, aiming for chart success.
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