while the camellia would be designated the ‘official historic flower and shrub of Manhattan Beach.

there was no longer any place for them to return to as almost all the housing was leveled.and Japan entering World War II.

grandchildren and family friends — continue to educate others on their legacy and wont let that spirit fade away.Fishing was the main industry there; the men went out to sea on fishing boats while the women worked at the large fish canneries.The original Terminal Islanders are in their eighties and nineties with a couple of centenarians.

Rafu ContributorLONG BEACH —The Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach honored the Terminal Islanders by presenting them with the Heritage Award on Nov.families and the audience in three ondo dances.

making a weekend of learning opportunities and family entertainment celebrating the diversity of Asian and Asian American cultures.

The group was recognized for their commitment to continue the important legacy of the Terminal Island community and their commitment to sharing their history with others throughout generations.in order to stop corporate landlords from turning a profit at the expense of everyday working people.

My priority issues are labor rights.establishing a right to counsel.

Investing in affordable housing will also reduce the strain on emergency services.How would you help our community ensure that it remains affordable?Carrillo: As your councilmember I want to ensure that we use city-owned property in a way that is reflective of the Little Tokyo community.