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10.04.16 Volume 15 Issue 269
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Internment camp memorial making its way to Venice BY MATTHEW HALL Daily Press Editor
Hundreds of people come and go from the northwest corner of Lincoln and Venice boulevards every day thanks to a busy bus stop, but most of those walking or driving by are unaware that they stand on historic ground. In the early days of World War II, the corner was a departure point for Japanese Americans forced to leave their homes due to their internment at camps like Manzanar. Efforts to build a permanent memorial at the site are near fruition, with a stone obelisk now in transit to Los Angeles.
Santa Monica City Council approved a $5,000 donation to the Venice Japanese American Memorial Marker (VJAMM) committee last week in support of efforts to install the marker at Lincoln and Venice boulevards. The memorial is the result of a persistent effort by a dedicated group of local volunteers who have spent years raising awareness of the local connection and generating the funds to pay for the work. They have secured the actual stone and organizers said it is now in transit to the area where it will be engraved and installed. SEE MEMORIAL PAGE 6
Samohi alumni tutor Ferrigno FIT on familiar turf delivers fitness work as private in a box to your Graduates instructors for SMMUSD students doorstep
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The Santa Monica College women’s soccer team hosted Moorpark in a non-conference soccer match last week and lost by a score of 3-1, dropping SMC’s record to 4-6-1. Pictured are Chrystal Dorado dribbling the ball downfield, Katty Barahona being chased by defenders, Marissa Moore breaking free of defenders and Renee Escobar jumping to head the ball.
BY MARINA ANDALON
BY JEFFREY I. GOODMAN
Daily Press Staff Writer
Daily Press Staff Writer
The Santa Monica-based Ferrigno family is expanding its fitness business with a new set of products designed to bring health into the home. Lou Ferrigno and daughter Shanna Ferrigno are launching their new line of supplements, Ferrigno Fuel, creating new apparel and packaging fitness products for personal delivery with their new Ferrigno Fit box. The father-daughter fitness duo
After graduating from Santa Monica High School two years ago, Daniel Chenevert enrolled at Yale University and began pursuing his undergraduate degree. When he realized that he wanted more time to think about his future and explore other possible options, he took an indefinite leave from college and returned home. And as he began reflecting on his next move, he figured he’d at least earn some money by sharing
SEE FITNESS PAGE 5
SEE TUTOR PAGE 7
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