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San Marino Tribune

Location

San Marino, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 2002

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Suzy Crowell to be Honored With Scouts Award

Suzy Crowell of San Marino will receive the 2002 Distinguished Citizen Award from the San Gabriel Valley Council of the Boy Scouts of America. The event, held at the Lin residence gardens, runs 5:30 to 8:00 p.m. with a 6:45 p.m. presentation by Paul Lee Crowell.

San Gabriel

Donor Wall Plan Honors Race to the Finish Campaign

Former San Marino resident Stephen Schlanser designed a glass donor wall to honor community contributors to the Schools Foundation Race to the Finish campaign. The wall will be a centerpiece at the high school as the district supports classrooms with desks science equipment computers and arts materials. The project reflects the district’s fundraising aims while the old San Marino High School undergoes renovation.

San Marino High School San Marino Stephen Schlanser Schools Foundation

Stefanie Botelho Named National FBLA President

San Marino High School senior Stefanie Botelho was elected the 2002 2003 National FBLA President at the National Leadership Conference in Nashville Tennessee from June 28 to July 2. Botelho joined FBLA in freshman year and has served as the school chapter Public Relations Officer and Gold Coast Section President.

San Marino High School Stefanie Botelho Future Business Leaders of America FBLA Nashville Tennessee Stefanie Gold Coast California State

Kraemer Jewelry marks 40th anniversary under Steven Gilmore

True Family Busi Kraemer Jewelry celebrates forty years of craft at 2345 Huntington as Steven Gilmore leads the business founded by William F. Kraemer. The store highlights four decades of jewelry making from keychains to necklaces and rings and notes Gilmore’s apprenticeship starting at age 14.

Steven Gilmore Kraemer Jewelry Store William F. Kraemer Kraemer Jewelry Huntington William F. Kremer

Liu Xuan Qing Adopts Gay Rights and Tax Increase Trailblazer

San Marino Assemblymember Carol Liu in her early district service championed paid leaves for union officers, backed AB 1975 on gay rights, AB 1058 anti SUV bill, and expanded domestic partnership rights. She supported taxes in the state budget and changes affecting CSU contracting, while opposing population-growth tied spending.

San Marino Carol Liu D-La Canada Flintridge Liu Xuan Qing Lee Liu Sacramento Liu Marin Santa Barbara Department of Social Services California John Campbell California State University System

September Chamber Mixer set for this evening

The San Marino Chamber of Commerce hosts its monthly mixer next Thursday September 12 at Starbox a new self storage and wine grotto with Italian food by La Fornaretta and wine tasting guided by Bruce Hotta of Huntington Wine & Spirits. Event runs 5 30 p m to 7 30 p m.

San Marino

City Plans Reception For All Newcomers Next Monday

A reception for newcomers to the City of San Marino is scheduled for Monday September 16 at Lincoln Hall Southwestern Academy 2800 Monterey Road from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. The event aims to introduce residents to city organizations and key contacts with speakers including Mayor Emile Bayle and Police Chief Art Farris.

San Marino Lincoln Hall Southwestern Academy Monterey Road Eugene Dryden Emile Bayle Art Farris

Golden Age of Letters sparked by Ina Coolbrith in 1915

The piece traces Ina Coolbrith from a teenager submitting poems to the Los Angeles Star in 1857 to being California’s first poet laureate. At the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco on June 30, 1915 she was crowned by Benjamin Ide Wheeler as the state and nation’s first laureate.

Los Angeles Star Ina Coolbath California San Francisco Coolbrith Benjamin Ide Wheeler University of California Hiram Ina Eena Nauvoo Illinois Carlos Smith Joseph Smith Southland Thomas J. White el Molino Ranch San Marino

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