San Marino School Year Opens With Assembly and Schedule
Summer ends as San Marino and Huntington students return to classes starting Tuesday. San Marino High School holds a student assembly to install officers led by Barre Wellman with Jonathan Flynn as VP and Cassie Broupgan as activities chief. First day follows a normal schedule with an 8 25 am start and 2 56 pm dismissal. Athletic events begin September 2 including football vs Arcadia and a cross country meet. Huntington teachers urge early arrivals to help new students locate classrooms. The three elementary schools start at 9 45 am with first graders dismissed at 12 25 pm. no lunch is planned.
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Ambulance and Fire Units Respond to Village Incidents
A string of emergency calls reports ambulances and fire units dispatched to multiple locations including Winthrop Road, Sherwood Road, Huntington Drive, Monterey Road, Oak Grove Avenue, Lacy Park and Canberra land. Incidents involve car fires brush fires and a fire alarm system check with times in August and September.
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William Langton Named To Head Stoneman School
William A Langton an assistant teaching principal from Arcadia Unified School District was chosen by the local Board of Education as principal of San Marino's Stoneman School He succeeds Bunce Jones and will be ratified at the September 1 meeting Langton a 1958 Poppierdine University graduate holds an MBA from California State University Long Beach and began teaching in Arcadia in 1942.
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Coldwell Plans In Council Meeting For Marshall Property
City council discussed Coldwell Banker plans to market parts of the Marshall property on Hawtin ton drive as work proceeds. Ordinances raising pet license fees and a new monthly penalty for unlicensed dogs were approved, with details on altered and not altered dogs and required vaccination certificates. Page 5.
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City Tax Rise and Possible Further Increase on Tap
A city council plans note a 10.5 cent tax rate increase with a second rise possible as officials review Sacramento measures. A judge will address the Kiwanis Club while council members discuss pending legislation and local proposals.
Lifesaving Techniques Taught To SM Policemen
San Marino police patrolmen now receive cardiopulmonary resuscitation training under a state law and city fire department. Fireman Charles Murchie conducted nine classes from August 6, with the last class completed last week, expanding emergency medical care for residents.
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Deadline for Filing Assessment Appeals in Los Angeles County
County residents must file appeals with the Assessment Appeals Board by September 1 at 9. Last year 4 457 protests were filed. 468 resulted in reductions totaling 54 890 in market value. Obtain hearings applications at assessor regional offices. bring latest tax bill and property description.
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City Receives State Tax Funds
Local report notes state tax funds allocated to Peoria for municipal projects. The notice mentions a public meeting and invites community members to attend discussions on funding impact and project timelines.
Proposed Local Historical Society To Hold First Meeting Sept. 17
A local historical society plans its inaugural gathering on September 17. The group aims to preserve Draelt tency history and oversee archives while inviting community members to participate in the civic effort.
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SM Departments Start Move Today
Departments begin relocation today amid scattered notices and unclear plans. The mix of confusion and routine moves signals a broader administrative shift for the campus, with staff prompting patience and flexibility during the transition.
Cross Country to Be Rotary Theme at San Marino Club
At the San Marino Rotary Club meeting a slide program covers the Los Angeles police department cross country run from Tujunga to Vancouver. Robert Burke will narrate with Rev Bert Trond Grist as chairman of the day. The noon gathering is at the San Marino Woman's Club.
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Lathe tage and Fenafee pial incident report
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