Cal Phil at The Mill Ends Summer Series With Strings
The California Philharmonic Orchestra closes its Cal Phil at The Mill season with string performances led by Irina Voloshina Julie Rodgers Alexander Zhiroff and James Hanna. Rodgers showcases a 1697 Hendrick Jacobs-no violin as the ensemble delivers Bach and Beethoven with light humor from Voloshina and Hanna. The program culminates in Beethoven's String Quartet Op 18 No 1 with a relaxed tempo and a nod to Greensleeves as the season ends.
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Valentine's Fall Fair At San Marino PTA October 2 2004
The Valentine PTA hosts a Family Fair themed The Magic of Childhood on Saturday October 2 2004 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Valentine's Playground. Families will enjoy more than 35 game booths and attractions like the Big Slide Splash of Magic Candy Wands Enchanted Lollipop Tree and Balloons with prizes and entertainment for all ages.
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San Marino doctors aid minorities in remote China
A six member medical team from San Marino including four physicians returned from a two week trip to Xinjiang and Tibet in western China. Led by Dr. Kenneth Chan they supported an ongoing Kazakh Hospital herbal medicine project.
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San Marino professor Phoebe Dea wins ACS undergraduate award
San Marino resident Phoebe Dea a professor of chemistry at Occidental College was named the American Chemical Society Award for Research at an Undergraduate Institution winner. The $5,000 prize will be presented at the ACS meeting in March 2005. Dea was chosen from 16 nominees for mentoring students and guiding undergraduate research nationwide. At Occidental she has supervised 116 student researchers with more than 100 presentations.
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Paperwhites Moves to 2491 Mission Street in Mission District
Paperwhites a full service stationery and gift shop will hold a week long grand re opening at its new location 2491 Mission Street in San Marino Co owned by sisters Angie Banks and Allison Viehl celebrates its ninth anniversary in August The grand kickoff Girlfriends Shopping Day is Monday September 27 with demonstrations trunk shows workshops discounts and prizes
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Mitchel Strikes Plea Bargain Admits Self-Directed Threat Letters
Andrea Mitchel former San Marino High School administrator admitted writing a series of death threat letters to herself in a Los Angeles County plea deal. She will receive five years probation and thirty days of community service, repay police costs, and face mal sentencing Wednesday.
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Tribune Moves to New Location in San Marino
The Tribune announces its relocation to 1441 San Marino Avenue San Marino starting Thursday September 30. The phone number and email addresses remain in operation and readers are invited to visit the new office.
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Man to bike 150 ride to aid MS research
Scott Covey, San Marino High School and Loyola Marymount grad, plans the MS 150 Bike Tour from Huntington Beach to Mission Beach in San Diego on October 2 and 3, 2004. He aims to raise $3,500 this year after a hiatus and a prior $1,600 total. The event supports the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and awareness of the disease.
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Amelia Earhart lasting aviation icon and last flight
The article honors Amelia Earhart for her pioneering flights and influence on air travel. It notes her solo trans Atlantic feat in May 2021 as recognition, says her final globe flight began March 17, 1937, and ended when her plane disappeared near Howland Island. It cites President Hoover presenting a Gold Medal in June 1932.
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Tribune Classified and News Highlights Recap
A compact review of today’s society notices police log food news church updates and sports highlights across the Tribune page sections. Includes brief items from mind and body showcase and other daily briefs.
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