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San Marino Tribune

Location

San Marino, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 2001

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San Marino Prep Softball Remains Bright in Final Week

In the San Marino Prep Softball League two teams, Red Cheetahs and Blue Angels, clashed in the league’s last week. The Blue Angels edged ahead with five runs in the first inning while Nicki Grajewski and teammates fueled a 14 to 12 victory as Angel defense challenged Cheetah offense led by Tori Bond and Lindsay Miller.

San Marino Frank John Flynn Red Cheetahs Blue Angels Angels Cheetahs Tori Bond Tiffany Lino Lindsay Miller Flynn Nicki Grajewski Brianna Wucetich Charlotte Coupe Julia Tsai Elizabeth Shelburne Caroline van Hiel Catherine Viola Katie Dumont Nicki Alana Lee Katherine Rouse Katherine Flynn Elizabeth van Kiel Angel Sarah Beardsley Page

City Hosts Newcomers Reception At Lincoln Hall

A reception for residents who moved to the city in the last year will be held Monday September 17 at Lincoln Hall Southwestern Academy 2800 Monterey Rd from 7 to 9 pm. Mayor Police Chief School Board President and local officers will speak and answer questions with many City organizations represented.

Lincoln Hall Southwestern Academy Monterey Rd The San Marino

Travel Agents Join National Day of Awareness Protest

Hundreds of travel agencies nationwide closed for two hours from 10 am to 12 noon in a National Day of Awareness led by the American Society of Travel Agents. The action targets airline moves to cut agent compensation and raise costs, with agents planning protests at airports and targeted Congressional visits to stress the value of using a travel agent. Debbie Priester Schwarz of Titan Travel in San Marino says the aim is to alert consumers that airlines seek to deprive them of neutral options and that without agents travelers are on their own.

American Society of Travel Agents U.S Debbie Priester-Schwarz San Marino Titan Travel Priester- Schwarz

Bibby to Kick Off City Club at Sports Night

USC men s basketball coach Henry Bibby will address the San Marino City Club’s 2001 2002 schedule at the September meeting Sports Night style on Tuesday September 18 at Southwestern Academy A 5 30 p m reception kicks off the Diamond Jubilee 75th Anniversary with a hall gathering at the club founded in 1926 and a lawn steak dinner Bibby brings nineteen years of coaching and a rare triple champ resume to the event

USC Henry Bibby San Marino Southwestern Academy City Club Bibby Lee Bibby

San Marino Softball Stars Honored At Park Concert

The Final Schools Foundation Concert at Lacy Park on Sunday September 9 features a 6:00 p.m. presentation honoring the San Marino Junior softball champions for their Little League World Series achievement in Kirkland Washington. Tickets: $5 individual $15 family for pre concert attendees, gates open after 4:00 p.m. at Virginia Road and St Albans Road, call 299 7014 for details.

Lacy Park San Marino Schools Foundation City of San Marino Kirkland Washington Virginia Road St. Albans Road The Foundation

Foundation Lowers Price for Concert to Aid Girls Softball

The San Marino Schools Foundation cuts ticket prices for Sundays concert to support the city's Girls All-Stars softball program. The event starts at 6 00 p.m., inviting residents to attend and help fund youth sports.

San Marino Schools Foundation

Council Moves to Solve Mission District Parking

San Marino City Council unanimously agreed to acquire property for a city-owned parking lot in the Mission Business District after months of study. Negotiations with owners continued on parcels at 2410 and 2420 Mission Street, with about 40 off-street spaces planned for employee and customer use. Relocation assistance will be provided to residents on the property.

San Marino Mission Business District Emile Bayle Mission District Bayle The Tribune Boyle Mission Street Steve Dorsey Walter Reutimann Reutimann

San Marino Unified outlines free and reduced price lunch policy

The district announces its policy for National School Lunch Program meals for children. Eligibility is based on household size and income, with free or reduced-price benefits available to qualified families. Copies are available at each school and the central office for review.

San Marino Unified

San Marino Schools Foundation kicks off 2001-02 drive

The San Marino Schools Foundation Trustees announce the 2001-02 Campaign led by Toni Bouchard with Mike Marevich noting the annual pledge was met. The foundation, formed in 1980, now funds about ten teaching positions as vital income for the San Marino Unified School District.

The San Marino Toni Bouchard San Marino Unified

Chinatown Art Display Revitalizes San Marino Mill Event

The Chinatown exhibition grows from CAC sponsored Chinatown Art Festival and celebrates Chinatowns 63rd anniversary while launching a 10 year plan to revitalize the area. Over 100 juried CAC artists set up easels on Chinatown streets, reflecting the club stance to preserve California history.

California Art Club CAC Los Angeles Chinatown Business Council Chinatown

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Little League Prep Agent Group Final Schools Foundation Jonathan Saul Maranatha Gabrielino Titan Stadium Mitch Lehman Council the Tribune Schools Foundation
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