those two do not have much the same sagging feeling.

The Eagle Award project is the culmination of all the work the boys put forth to advance through the ranks as well as something that fulfills a need within the community and leads to positive change.troop quartermaster and troop historian.

The boys were escorted by individuals who inspired them and were presented with Eagle neckerchiefs.the LeDuc Award and the Higa Award for his participation in various activities and achievements in Troop 578.Zach presented his completed project to the Make-A-Wish Board of Directors and he was also recognized on KTLA News for his project.

He has also been an active member of the Jr.and the Sangha Award for religious faith.

thus demonstrating the continuity of leadership and service to the community that was instilled in him through programs like scouting.

He participated in the Red Cross.I am delighted to be showing Koyanagi-sans beautiful works of sculpture here in the Los Angeles area for the first time.

she learned how to make dolls as a child using a technique that was passed down to her and her siblings.she has adapted her familys doll-making technique over the years.

Koyanagi moved with her husband to Ontario.was curated by Japanese art historian Meher McArthur and was made possible by generous funding from The Japan Foundation.