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1. [CA-HISTORY] Grave of first Japanese to died in CA. [1]
>From the Los Angeles Times of June 10, 2007 L.A. THEN AND NOW Hilltop grave may become a shrineBy Cecilia Rasmussen Times Staff Writer June 10, 2007 Atop an oak-shrouded hill near the Central California Mother Lode town of Coloma, a lonely grave holds the first Japanese woman known to have died on American soil. The 136-year-old granite headstone, inscribed in English and Japanese, reads: "In Memory of Okei, Died 1871. Aged 19 years. (A Japanese Girl)." It has been retired for safekeeping; a replic
2. [CA-HISTORY] Fight over the name of John Marsh State Park [1]
From today's (June 12, 2007) Contra Costa Times Critics bogged down naming park By Denis Cuff CONTRA COSTA TIMES Contra Costa Times Article Launched:06/12/2007 03:06:57 AM PDT His writings lured the first wagon trains on their westward journey to California. Now pioneer John Marsh is riding back into the public eye, this time in the center of a debate over the name of a new state park. History buffs want to name the 3,659-acre park south of Brentwood after Marsh. S
3. [CA-HISTORY] Tiny Pacheco celebrates its rich 150-year history, on Sat [1]
Found this in today's (June 8, 2007) Contra Costa Times Tiny Pacheco celebrates its rich 150-year history Over the years, the town has shrunk but has survived as its neighbors have grown around it By Nargis Nooristani CONTRA COSTA TIMES Contra Costa Times Article Launched:06/08/2007 03:11:20 AM PDT When Kay Perry-Thayer moved to Pacheco 41 years ago, the view out her kitchen window was very different than it is today. "There wasn't anything around us but some past
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