he acts like a good husband and a good person.

He said that the wall will impact many of those who visit in different ways … simply by viewing all of the names … [They will] certainly get a sense of the vast number of people that were affected by these tragic events.000 Japanese Americans who were incarcerated by the U.

Rafu Staff WriterTORRANCE —The Torrance City Council.the City Council endorsed the project and approved Columbia Park as the site of the monument.I have been reaching out to some individuals in the community who I believe could serve on the advisory committee.

The other members have been appointed by Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas (D-Salinas) and State Senate President Pro Tem Mike McGuire (D-Santa Rosa).which will be located in Columbia Park on 190th Street and Prairie Avenue.

The monument will unite past generations.

It’s the first time that one monument is going to have all the names of all the people that were incarcerated in the United States during World War II.25 at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington.

? (NASA)In honor of the members of the NASA family who lost their lives while furthering the cause of exploration and discovery for the benefit of all.NASA Day of Remembrance commemorates the crews of Apollo 1 (Jan.

Observances were held at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia; Johnson Space Center in Houston; Kennedy Space Center in Florida; Ames Research Center in Silicon Valley; Glenn Research Center in Cleveland; Langley Research Center in Hampton.From left: NASA Administrator Bill Nelson.