patients were evacuated to various treatment centres. Later in the year military authorities commandeered the sanatorium and it became a prison camp. In May 1941 667 inmates were held captive and around 1500 inmates passed through here during the war. Hundreds of inmates were deported to various concentration camps including Auschwitz, sadly only a handful returned.

Eventually after the war in 1946 the sanatorium reopened, due to medical science and advancement in technology the need for sanatoriums dwindled and in 1972 the hospital became more diverse caring for a number of different illnesses.

In 1988 and 2001 two separate pavilions closed only leaving one which still operates till this day.

On the very last image you will find a piece of work by the graffiti artist ROA. I have been followingAbout 1,600 Los Angeles Unified School District administrators – but no teachers – will receive layoff notices by Wednesday, the district confirmed Tuesday.

By state law, school districts have to tell certificated employees by March 15 if there is a possibility they could be laid off for the next school year, said Barbara Jones of the district’s communications office.

The LAUSD Board of Education took the action at its Feb. 14 meeting to send the notices to all certificated contract level management and senior management employees of the classified service with expiring contracts, as well as all non-school based administrators in specified positions, telling them they could be released or reassigned for the coming school year.

These employees might not lose their jobs, however, Jones said. Last year, the school district