traveling the country non-stop to hear directly from impacted communities.

created in honor of her son who was murdered in one of the nations most notorious anti-gay hate crimesorg) has issued the following statement.

to challenge the transfer of the Tulelake airfield from the City of Tulelake to the sovereign Oklahoma Modoc Nation.SACRAMENTO — The Tule Lake Committee (www.MARTHA NAKAGAWAExpansion of Tulelake Airport will negatively impact the Tule Lake concentration camp site.

The matter of ownership of the historic Tule Lake Japanese American concentration camp lands will be heard before Californias Third District California Court of Appeal in Sacramento at the Stanley Mosk Library and Courts Building.Courtroom seating is open to the public between 8:30 to 9:30 a.

We ask survivors and descendants of Tule Lake to join us in bearing witness.

000 Japanese Americans lived while unjustly incarcerated from 1942 through 1946.1979: The school celebrated its 55th anniversary of its founding.

SFV Judo students kicked off the night with a demonstration led by Sensei Glenn Whitsell.1966: The school relocated to its present location at 12953 Arleta Ave.

Ad space is still available for the 100th-anniversary book.and the 40th year of service by Principal Hasegawa