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Appadurai, Arjun. “The Heart of Whiteness.” Callaloo 16(4): 796-808. |
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Badhwar, Inderjit. “Indians in America – at the crossroads.” India Tribune, August 16-17. |
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Bell, David. "America’s greatest success story: the triumph of Asian Americans." The New Republic, July 24-31. |
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Bhardwaj, Suresh and Madhusudhan Rao. “The Temple as a Symbol of Hindu Identity in America?” Journal of Cultural Geography 17 (2): 125, 1998. |
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Burroughs, Frank. "Approaches to the Unfamiliar." Peabody Journal of Education. Vol. 38, No. 1 (July, 1960), pp. 44-46. |
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Clifford, James. “Diaspora.” Cultural Anthropology 9: 302-38, 1994. |
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Daniels, Roger. History of Indian Immigration in the United States: An Interpretive Essay. New York: The Asia Society, 1990. |
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Dasgupta, Sathi. “Asian Indian community in the U.S.: A Cases of Cultural Reaffirmation Within an Ethnic Enclave,” International Sociological Association, 8:13-16. |
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Dasgupta, Shamita Das. “Gender Roles and Cultural Continuity in the Asian Indian Immigrant Community in the U.S.” Sex Roles: A Journal of Research 38 (11-12): 953-975, 1998. |
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Doerner, William R. “Asians: To America with Skills.” Time: Special Immigrants Issue, 8 July 1985, 48. |
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Dutta, Manoranjan. “Asian Indian Americans: Search for an Economic Profile, Population Review, 25: 76-85. 1981. |
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Gordo, Susan. Asian Indians. New York: Franklin Watts, 1990. |
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Gupta, Santosh P. “Changes in the food habits of Asian Indians in the United States: a Case Study.” Sociology and Social Research, 60: 87-89 1975. |
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Hillburg, Bill. “Little India: Merchants Seek Respect in Artesia.” Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service November 19, 1995. |
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Hirschman, Charles C. and Morrison G. Wong. “Trends in socio-economic achievement among immigrant and native-born Asian Americans: 1960-1976. Sociological Quarterly 22 (4): 485-514. 1981. |
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Leonard, Karen. “Punjabi Farmers and California’s Alien Land Law.” Agricultural History 59 (4): 549-562, 1985. |
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Light, Ivan. “Immigrant and Ethnic Enterprise in North America.” Ethnic and Racial Studies 7: 195j-216, 1984. |
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Portes, Alejandro and Robbert Manning. “The Immigrant Enclave: Theory and Empirical Examples.” Competitive Ethnic Relations Susan Olzak and Joanne Nagel, eds. New York: Academic Press, 1986. |
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Pritchard, Justin. “California’s Asian Growth Led by Indians.” The Press Enterprise May 24: A3, 2001. |
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Vandarajan, Tunku. “A Patel Motel Cartel.” The New York Times Magazine. July 4, 36 (1): 6, 1999. |
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Sheth, Anup. "Little India, Next Exit: Ethnic destinations in the city. Ethnography. 2010: Vol 11, 69 - 88. |
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Swamy, Prakash. “Toilet Manufacturer Tenders Apology.” News Indian-Times December 1 30 (47): 4, 2000. |
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Vicker, Ray. “Many Indians are Settling in the United States: Succeeding in Professional and Business,” The Wall Street Journal, November 1, 1982, p. 13. |
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Newspaper Articles. Listed Chronologically. LAH = Los Angeles Herald, LAT = Los Angeles Times. |
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"About Town." LAT. January 21, 1882. |
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"By the Wayside." LAT. February 3, 1882. |
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"Artesia." The Daily Herald. June 16, 1882. |
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"Cheese Manufacture." LAT. July 13, 1882. |
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"Artesia Depopulated." LAT. March 27, 1883. |
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"An Artesia Action. The Carpenter - Gridley Case in Judge Sepulveda's Court." LAT. July 27, 1883. |
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"Artesia." LAT. January 1, 1885. |
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"Artesia." LAT. January 1, 1887. |
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"To Help the Boys. New Industrial School Established at Artesia." LAT. January 15, 1900. |
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"Artesia Industrial Home. What It Does For The Boys. Conditions and Needs." LAT. June, 24, 1900. |
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"Children View Father's Crime. Artesia Dairy Rancher Murders Wife in Cold Blood. Sends a Bullet Through Her Heart When She Dares Him to Shoot." The San Francisco Call. October 29, 1902. |
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"Lifelong Friendship Winds Up In Marriage. Elderly Couple Steal Off to Artesia and Are Quickly United, To Surprise of Pasadena and Long Beach Friends." LAH. July 3, 1908. |
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"Picturesque. Turbans on Heads, Shovels in Hands." LAT. December 11, 1908. |
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"Hindus Pick Oranges. Seventy Turban Wearers Arrive at Riverside." LAT. January 31, 1909. |
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"Near Artesia." LAH. August 29, 1909. |
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"Bell Blames Attorney For His Troubles. Arrested Near Residence of O.P. Widaman." LAH. September 22, 1909. |
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"Teddy Bears Take One From Artesia Clouters." LAT. June 27, 1910. |
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"Long Legal Feud Ends in Murder. Frank M. Bell Slays Attorney O. P. Widaman at Artesia Station." LAH. July 24, 1910. |
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"Hindu Clients Seek the Slain Attorney." LAH. July 27, 1910. |
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"Herald Coming Rains. Famous Artesia Crow Colony Is Black With the Unmusical Birds-Chorus of Caws Deafening." LAT. November 10, 1910. |
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"Artesia--'The Land of Flowing Wells.'" LAT. September 17, 1911. |
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"All's Well. Wins A Bride As Jacob Did. Lad Elopes with Girl; Both Serve Long Probation." LAT. July 28, 1917. |
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"Second Attempt To Free Alleged Bandits Fails. Woman Officer Brings Girl Indicted for Artesia Bank Job Here Despite Warning of Escape Plot." LAT. May 18, 1919. |
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"Shields Bank Suspect." LAT. May 22, 1919. |
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"James Stones, Pioneer Freight Teamster, Dies." LAT. January 10, 1932. |
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"American History Theme of Artesia Pageant Parade." LAT. October 6, 1937. |
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"'T AIN'T HAY, This Feed Bill of $12,000,000." LAT. February 23, 1947. |
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"School Job Nears Finish at Artesia." LAT. December 13, 1953. |
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"Freeway Route Through Artesia Charted by State." LAT. March 21, 1954. |
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"Lady Bug Interiors Ad." Long Beach Press-Telegram. May 23, 1954. |
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"Chrysanthemums Reign in Artesia." LAT. October 30, 1955. |
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"Faction Mapping Dairy City Fight. Proponents and Opponents List Candidates for Council Posts." LAT. January 22, 1956. |
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"Artesia Prepares for 4-Day Fair. Dairy Industry Will Be Emphasized in Exhibits, Parade and Entertainment. LAT. May 27, 1956. |
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"In the Community Spotlight." LAT. February 10, 1957. |
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"Late Alarm Gives Blaze Head Start." Long Beach Press Telegram. July 4, 1957. |
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"Parkers Dollar Savers Ad." Long Beach Press Telegram. May 15, 1958. |
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"Notes on Our Cuffs." LAT. October 12, 1958. |
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"Artesia Voters to Face Merger Issue Tuesday. Argument Over Consolidation with Cerritos Stirred by Home Rule, Taxes Controversy." LAT. May 9, 1971. |
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Larry Lane. "Artesia Changed By Time, Trends." LAT. July 29, 1971. |
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Tom Gorman and Larry Lane. "Artesia Council Race Offers Unusual Spoils. Winner of Special Election Will Hold Vote Needed of Divided Camps to Fire 2 Officials." LAT. October 27, 1974. |
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Tom Gorman. "Centennial Celebration Set Saturday." LAT. May 1, 1975. |
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Tom Gorman. "Retail Spurt Delights Artesia." September 14, 1975. |
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"Undergoes 6-Month 'Tryout.' Unruh's Son Artesia Recreation Leader." LAT. May 1, 1977. |
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Craig Buck. "Southland Shops that Specialize in Savory Seasonings. Spice is the Variety of Life." LAT. October 18, 1977. |
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Gerald Faris. "Decision Due in 11/2 Year Battle. When Is A Motel An Apartment House?" LAT. August 13, 1978. |
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Scott Harris. "The Artesia Iceman." LAT. June 25, 1981. |
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Scott Harris. "The Artesia Iceman Brings His Cool to Picnics and Parties." LAT. June 28, 1981. |
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Anne LaRiviere. "Artesia: A City of Ethnic Flavors." LAT. September 6, 1981. |
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Lindsey, Robert. “The New Immigrants.” The New York Times Magazine. May 9, 1982: 22-42. |
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"Weddings." LAT. August 8, 1982. |
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Dye, Lee. “California Sikhs Split by Bloody Strife in Homeland,” LAT. May 29, 1984. |
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Dean Murphy. "First Artesia-Harbor Connector Ramp Opens At Last." LAT. May 23, 1985. |
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Steven R. Churm. "Artesia's 'Little India' Spices Up the Town." LAT. April 6, 1986. |
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Janice Seib and Karent Constine. "10 'Faraway' Places that are as near as your family car." LAT. August 14, 1986. |
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Lee Harris. "Small Talk Is Helping Small City Retain Past." LAT. August 28, 1986. |
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"Community Profile: Artesia." LAT. December 18, 1986. |
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Patricia Ward Biederman. "New Tool in the Non-Fluent." LAT. January 13, 1987. |
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Colman Andrews. "Stuffing the Judges and A Ballot Box." LAT. June 7, 1987. |
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Rene Romo. "Historian records residents' voices to preserve the past and help Bell celebrate its 60th anniversary." LAT. November12, 1987. |
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Scott Harris. "'Little India' Ethnicity: A commerical strip in Artesia has evolved into a mecca for the Asian Indian culture. But the influx has drawn complaints in the community." LAT. September 1, 1992. |
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Scott Harris. "Little India in Artesia-Why Not? A Community founded by immigrant groups could surely embrace one more." LAT. September 6 1992. |
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Julie Kibbler. "Quiet Neighborhood Is Friendly Mixture of Old and New Homes : Artesia: International flavor pervades established community where home prices attract new residents." LAT. May 15, 1994. |
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John Canalis. “Success of Little India Puts Parking at a Premium, Merchants Say. Artesia: About 90 Business Catering to East Indians Have Rejuvenated Four Blocks of Pioneer Boulevard.” LAT. January 19, 1995. |
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John Cox. “Community Profile/Artesia.” LA Times December 20, 1996. |
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Joe Mozingo. "Parade, Festival Mark 50 Years of India's Freedom." LAT. August 17, 1997. |
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Jan Norman. "India in Artesia." The Orange County Register. March 18, 1998. |
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Margaret Ramirez. "Profile: Niswa's Shamim Ibrahim; Sanctuary, At Last." LAT. April 12, 1999. |
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Vandarajan, Tunku. “A Patel Motel Cartel.” The New York Times Magazine. July 4, 36 (1): 6, 1999. |
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Teresa Watanabe and Nancy Wride. Pittsburgh Post - Gazette. December 19, 2004. |
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Jessica C. Lee. "Neighborly Advice: From dairies to samosas and saris." LAT. October 8, 2006. |
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Russell C. Leong. "125 Years,
WHAT
LOS
ANGELES
GAVE
THE
WORLD,
THE
PROMISED
LAND;
East meets
West
meets
East
again." LAT. December 3, 2006. |
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Agarwal, Priya. Passage from India: Post 1965 Indian Immigrants and their Children. Palos Verdes, CA: Yuvati Publications, 1991. |
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Andrews, K.P. Keralites in America. New York: Literary Market Review, Inc., 1987. |
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Appadurai, Arjun. The Making of a Transnational Culture: Asians in America and the Nature of Ethnicity. Berg Publishers, 1990. |
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Bandon, Alexandra. Asian Indian Americans. Parsippany, NJ: New Discovery Books, 1995. |
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Barrier, N. Gerald and Verne A. Dusenbery, eds. The Sikh Diaspora: Migration and the Experience Beyond Punjab. Columbia, MO: South Asia Publications, Delhi: Chanakya Publications. |
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Brah, Avatar. Cartographies of the Diaspora: Contesting Identities. London: Routledge, 1996. |
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Chandrasekhar, W. (ed). From India to America: A Brief History of Immigration; Problems of Discrimination, Admission and Assimilation. La Jolla, CA: Population Review Publication |
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Clark, Colin, Ceri Peach and Steven Vertovec (eds). South Asians Overseas: Migration and Ethnicity. New York: Cambridge UP, 1990. |
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Doomernik, Jeroen and Hans Knippenberg, Eds. Migration and Immigrants: Between Policy and Reality (A Volume in Honor of Hans van Amersfoot). Amsterdam: Aksant, 2003. |
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Gordo, Susan. Asian Indians. New York: Franklin Watts, 1990. |
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Gupta, Sangeeta. Ed. Emerging Voices: South Asian American Women Redefine Self, Family and Community. Walnut Creek: Altamira Press, 1999. |
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Jensen, Joan M. Passage from India: Asian Indian Immigrants in North America. New Haven: Yale UP, 1988. |
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Lin, Jan. Reconstructing Chinatown: Ethnic Enclave, Global Change. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1998. |
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Miyares, Ines M. and Christopher A. Airriess, Eds. Contemporary Ethnic Geographies in America. Lanham, Maryland: Rowhan & Littlefield, 2007. |
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Saran, Parmatma and Edwin Eames (eds). The New Ethnics: Asian Indians in the United States. New York: Praeger, 1990. |
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Singh, Jane. South Asians in North America: An Annotated and Selected Bibliography. |
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Acharya, Surekha. Gujarati Transnationals: The Re-creation of Identity and Community in the Context of an Ethnic Enclave. (2001) (Dissertation – University of California, Riverside) |
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Alexander, George P. Social Adjustment and Academic Achievement of Keralite and Gujarati Indians living in Los Angeles. (1996) (Dissertation – University of California, Los Angeles) |
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Street Talk with Sachin Episode #1 from Samosa TV | ||||
Unbloody Portuguese Bull Fight from 2011 | ||||
India World Cup Celebration 2011 in Artesia | ||||
2009 9/11 Ceremony at the ABC Unified School District | ||||
Artesia in Action - August 20, 2011 | ||||
Artesia Senior Fair 2009 | ||||