San Marino High Salutes AP Scholars
San Marino High School recognizes seven ty eight students named AP Scholars by the College Board for exceptional AP Exam performance in May 2002. Thirteen earned AP Scholar with Distinction with averages at least 3.5 and five or more exams with a score of 3 or higher. Names include Pamela Chen Vivian Chow Eric Hung Thomas Kho William Mao Katherine Morris Jessica Ou Barry Sun Richard Tang Christina To Joyce Wei Lois Wu Robert Wu. Twenty three earned AP Scholar with Honor See SWING page A-7.
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Vivian Chow
Eric Hung
Thomas Kho
William Mao
Katherine Morris
Jessica Ou
Barry Sun
Richard Tang
Christina To
Joyce Wei
Lois Wu
Robert Wu
Christmas Around the Drive Set for December 6 in San Marino
Huntington Drive merchants along Del Mar to Bedford Road invite families and neighbors to a Friday evening event from 5 00 to 8 30 with carolers balloon artists face painting and a wooden tree recognition for participating businesses Contact the Chamber of Commerce at 286 1022 for details.
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Applause for City Council On Mission Parking Moves
The Tribune lauds the Mission District parking drive, praising Councilman Bob Twist Betty Brown and Matthew Lin for advancing off street parking despite vocal preservation opposition led by Walter Reutimann. The piece defends decisive action and criticizes endless objections as futile.
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San Marino
Sun Files Fourth Run for City Council Seat in San Marino
Eugene Sun pulled papers for his fourth bid in the March 4, 2003 election. Incumbents Emile Bayle and Vince Filutze plan to seek re election. Sun, named 2001 Citizen of the Year, is a former San Marino City Club president.
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Mark Chen
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San Marino
Premier Jewelry Mall Opens in Historic Pasadena Bank
San Marino resident Dennis Constanzo launches Premier Jewelry Mall in a converted bank at Colorado Boulevard and Marengo Drive. The 12,000 square foot showroom houses over thirty five dealers with a vault area and private parlors, aiming to offer a Tiffanys style experience and trusted value to customers.
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City Will Pay Less Than Half of Former Officer's Settlement
The City of San Marino will absorb less than half the $426000 settlement with dismissed Police Officer John Crook. Cash obligation totals 160000, with 120000 in an annuity and 40000 to Crook and attorney. CJPIA funds the remaining 190000. An annuity with Allstate costs 220000, while 130000 is paid to Crook and attorney. Payments of 1900 monthly for thirteen years come from the annuity. An assignment transfers rights to a third party to relieve city costs.
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John Crook
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California Joint Powers Insurance Authority
CJPIA
Allstate Insurance Company
Rob Wishner
the Tribune
Wishner
City Will Lobby Sacramento For Library Funds
A seven member entourage will travel to Sacramento on Monday to seek more than 6 million in Proposition 14 funds for a new library. School Board President Becky Ung Mayor Emile Bayle Vice Mayor Betty Brown Councilman Vince Filutze Librarian Carolyn Crain legislative liaison Suzie Crowell and library trustee Mary Smith will press for part of the 150 million first round funding.
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Becky Ung
Emile Bayle
Betty Brown
Vince Filutze
Carolyn Crain
Suzie Crowell
Mary Smith
Crain
LAMP Drop Off Day Set for December 7 at The Tribune
The San Marino Tribune hosts the 3rd Annual Drop-Off Day for LAMP Community on December 7, 2002 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at 2260 Huntington Drive. Citizens are urged to donate new and used clothing blankets appliances sleeping bags non perishable food and cash with receipts provided. For details call The Tribune at 282-5707.
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San Marino
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Tribune
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Rotary Foundation Scholarships Open to Juniors for Abroad Study
Rotary Foundation offers Ambassadorial Scholarships for one year of graduate study abroad in 150 countries. Up to 25000 dollars cover travel, tuition, room, board, supplies, contingencies and language training if needed. Contact William Payne at (626) 810-4165 for an application. deadline February 1. interviews in April 2003.
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