Saturday, June 23, 2007
Filipinos made immense contributions in Vallejo
Vallejo writer Mel Orpilla chronicles a tragic era in Filipino-American history in his book ‘Filipinos in Vallejo’ Mel was born and raised in Vallejo, and early on had an insatiable curiosity about his familys and the Filipino Communitys beginnings.
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Kaisers business acumen transformed the country
Henry J. Kaiser, the son of German immigrants, a self-made 20th century American industrialist multi-millionaire, co-founded Kaiser-Permanente. This year, that institution is celebrating its 60th anniversary.
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This is an archive of the History Column "Solano In Retrospect" written by Nancy Dingler. These articles are written monthly for the Daily Republic Newspaper In Fairfield.
Fellow Colleagues Jerry Bowen and Sabine Goerke-Shrode currently write "Solano: The Way It Was" for the Vacaville Reporter.
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