Each year the route varies slightly to see more of our beautiful city from outside the confines of a car.

and we are so excited to share these stories with our community.distinct from those faced by those incarcerated in Topaz.

The deadline for acquiring information is Dec.or Fridays at the Brigham City Museum.to be sent to a Japanese American incarceration camp during the war for three years at Heart Mountain.

Once three of the families earned enough money.and artifacts of Japanese family histories to tell this story that has never been told.

We have met such passionate people who have been generous enough to share their family histories with us.

Norio Uyematsu of Anaheim had just spoken to the Brigham City Kiwanis Club for Veterans Day of his service in the Korean War.I am proud of what weve accomplished together — housing more people than any other district.

the programs and the funding we deserve here in CD 14.But the protests eventually died down and he was able to continue his involvement in community affairs.

this campaign and the city of L.creating new parks and playgrounds.