celebrating the accomplishments of high school seniors.

but hopes it will be moved to a spot that is easier to see.Kumi Tanaka (left) and Kimi Ego.

Now that we are making the lantern more visible and more accessible.The Dodgers have also been prominent in the organizing of international tours and global events such as the Olympic Games and the World Baseball Classic.It was an offering of thanks from longtime Japanese sports columnist Sotaro Suzuki.

she believes at its new location.Perhaps not knowing quite how to properly display the large gift.

Installed as the centerpiece of a Japanese-style garden on a hillside behind the parking lot was a Kasuga-style stone lantern presented to the team and then-owner Walter OMalley in 1965.

were on hand for Opening Day this season.but it will allow students and teachers to be more hands-on and connected with the outdoors.

(including 13 Eagle-required badges).graduated from Los Alamitos High School in June 2024.

who achieved the rank of Eagle from Troop 578 in the past.OCBC Youth Organization Director Fred Katsuda.