Coyote Threat to San Marino Cats Spurs Alarm
Mrs. Roy Potts near San Marino reports five cats lost to coyotes seen nearby. She says one coyote carried a kitten from her yard. She alerted the Humane Society and Los Angeles County Agriculture Commissioner, who noted cooperation with Pasadena but said entry requires a contract. problems may be worsened by Huntington Library vegetation.
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Frank Lanterman Dinner To Support Mental Health
A Pasadena Guidance Clinic event honors Betty Ford and Frank Lanterman at a September 24 fundraiser at the Biltmore Bowl to back a new Huntington Memorial Hospital mental health center on California Boulevard. The $2 million facility aims to expand staff, serve all ages, offer day care, emergency care, and outreach, with a $125 ticket price and a goal of 1000 guests to match a National Institute of Mental Health grant. Groundbreaking is planned for next year.
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Charges Dismissed Refiled In San Marino Shooting Case
San Marino authorities report Judge Henry Morse Jr. dismissed charges against Carlo Cotton and James Stevens in the Arco station shooting robbery case, ruling Cotton’s statements tainted and inadmissible. Cotton and Stevens were rearrested and booked on murder and robbery counts, with a new complaint and hearing planned. A juvenile waiver hearing in Pasadena will decide adult versus juvenile status.
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Altadena
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Neighbors Demand City Hearing Over S&L Site Change
W E Bruder and about 63 property owners press city for a hearing on the San Marino Savings & Loan local site at Ridgeway Road and San Marino Avenue. They accuse City Council of inaction, allege misstatements by city officials, cite traffic and building encroachment concerns, and threaten possible court action if no agreement is reached before Sept 12.
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San Marinan Johan Cruyff Named NASL Offensive Player of the Year
San Marinan Aztec forward Johan Cruyff, who wowed the NASL with his shooting, passing and ball control all season, is named the league Offensive Player of the Year. The award caps a standout year as Cruyff led his team in key matches and helped elevate NASL play.
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Herman the library cat wins hearts in San Marino
In San Marino, Herman a large mixed breed cat with Siamese markings is the official library cat and unpaid relief from pests. He visits the library across the street from his home, enjoys chairs in the fine arts room and by the bay window, and loves animal books as townsfolk recall his exploits amid Proposition 13 and 18 debates.
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San Gabriel Pound
Anne Stadler
Beverly Nairne
Fine Arts
San Marino Basketball Boosters Earn Praise for Support
San Marino booster group backs the high school program by funding a new scoreboard move from the girls gym to the boys gym and covering labor, conduit, and equipment costs. They plan a marathon game and seek sponsors, while also sending players to tournaments and supplying gear, meals, and refreshments.
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Dan Mooney
San Marino
Mooney
Bill Masters
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Huntington Drive
Westmont College
Rosemead
Arcadia
Dar Mooney
Née Gym
Along the Drive Along the Drive wedding presents on display
A wedding display showcases bride and groom gifts, illustrating that couples share similar tastes while some gifts reflect individual thought. The scene emphasizes harmony in planning and the generosity of guests.
Reed Last Candidate For SM School Board
San Marino candidate Reed announces bid for school board with incumbent Ted Hoffman and He‑Mary’Snaer. He withdraws rivals Charles Haas and Mary Nalick. Reed cites funding as top issue and proposes creative financing, including vouchers, foundation funding, tax diversion, and property law use, aiming for concrete actions by the board.
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SM School Board
San Marinan
Dana Reed
Mary’Snaer
Ted Hoffman
Charles Haas
Mary Nalick
San Marino
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