with its longtime partners at Orange County Buddhist Church.

Progress has been made in the past few years with the unanimous approval and support of the monument proposal by the Tulare County Fair Board.Mendoza invites surviving Tulare incarcerees and their family members to meet our students and the memorial planning committee to learn their stories and receive their valuable input about the memorial.

The vast majority of these incarcerees were later confined at the Gila River incarceration camp in southern Arizona.From left: Michaelpaul Mendoza.Plans beyond 2025 include continuous collaboration with community partners.

a logo honoring the 442nd Regimental Combat team and the words Never forget in Japanese.Students needed to understand what happened from both the illegal.

This school project of creating a monument to the Tulare Assembly Center at our fairgrounds has brought community focus and reawakens the thought of ‘never again.

whose Cultural History class at Mission Oak High School sparked the Tulare Assembly Center memorial project.the entire project had been all but forgotten.

as guests to Dodger Stadiums grand opening on April 9.except where noted)By MIKEY HIRANO CULROSS.

Frank offered to maintain the garden after it was constructed.RAFU SPORTS EDITORFor decades.