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Glendale News Press, CA
Dec 31 2014
Looking Ahead: Ongoing stories may crest in 2015
Changes to the political landscape, Sagebrush negotiations and
remembering the Armenian Genocide will likely make headlines this
year.
Armenian Genocide
The 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide will be commemorated on
April 24, and memorials and vigils are planned throughout the
Southland to remember the 1.5 million Armenians who lost their lives.
Locally, the city of Glendale will hold its annual commemoration event
-- in collaboration with the Armenian Genocide Centennial Committee.
The event, featuring guest speakers, is still being planned and could
take place indoors or outdoors, possibly at the desired location for a
proposed genocide museum and memorial.
In November, the Glendale City Council gave the committee permission
to look into the feasibility of constructing such a project on a
parking lot next to the Glendale Civic Auditorium.
Recently, the committee began looking for an architect to design the museum.
Talin Yacoubian, committee co-chair, said it's possible the
commemoration event could be held in conjunction with a groundbreaking
for the memorial monument.
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http://www.glendalenewspress.com/news/tn-gnp-looking-ahead-ongoing-stories-may-crest-in-2015-20141231,0,4278908.story
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Dec 31 2014
Looking Ahead: Ongoing stories may crest in 2015
Changes to the political landscape, Sagebrush negotiations and
remembering the Armenian Genocide will likely make headlines this
year.
Armenian Genocide
The 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide will be commemorated on
April 24, and memorials and vigils are planned throughout the
Southland to remember the 1.5 million Armenians who lost their lives.
Locally, the city of Glendale will hold its annual commemoration event
-- in collaboration with the Armenian Genocide Centennial Committee.
The event, featuring guest speakers, is still being planned and could
take place indoors or outdoors, possibly at the desired location for a
proposed genocide museum and memorial.
In November, the Glendale City Council gave the committee permission
to look into the feasibility of constructing such a project on a
parking lot next to the Glendale Civic Auditorium.
Recently, the committee began looking for an architect to design the museum.
Talin Yacoubian, committee co-chair, said it's possible the
commemoration event could be held in conjunction with a groundbreaking
for the memorial monument.
[parts omitted]
http://www.glendalenewspress.com/news/tn-gnp-looking-ahead-ongoing-stories-may-crest-in-2015-20141231,0,4278908.story
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress