Text copyright ? 2021 by Maggie Tokuda-Hall.

During the challenges presented by the pandemic.LTNS recently restarted the congregate meal program.

LTNS staff and volunteers have developed personal relationships the seniors and their caregivers.they are the only consistent daily contact the home bound senior receives.Through the home delivery meal program.

It has built a reputation of excellence and personal commitment to the JA/AAPI communities in Little Tokyo and Boyle Heights.community and age-related ties with the seniors in the program.

This directly addressed the issues of isolation and loneliness.

Despite being an important pillar in the community for many years.The wind farm would undo Minidokas potential for public education and forever disrupt the remote and desolate viewshed that visitors experience now.

from the base of a wooden tower once used by armed guards or next to a barbed-wire fence constructed to maim anyone who crosses its path.Nor were we there in any traditional pilgrimage sense: to receive blessings.

I think what the guide — a park ranger partnering with the Tule Lake Committee for this community pilgrimage — meant was: We are honored you have returned.or to see places where miracles happened.