NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-wikidata-only huggingface dataset:
La Puente High School

La Puente High School is a public high school in La Puente, California, located in the San Gabriel Valley, serving grades 9–12. It was established in 1915. It is one of six high schools (including two alternative schools) in the Hacienda La Puente Unified School District. It is a California Distinguished School and about 80% of seniors graduate every year. The school has a number of small learning communities known as "academies," including the University Academy, Law Enforcement Academy, Business Academy, Multimedia Academy, Science and Engineering Academy, and Performing Arts Academy. The Law Enforcement Academy works in partnership with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department to educate students interested in a career in public service. La Puente High School currently has 1425 students and 63 teachers. History The school was built on the Tongva village site of Awigna, which was one of the main villages that supplied Mission San Gabriel with labor during the Spanish mission period. During the construction of the school in 1915, many artifacts from the village were unearthed. These artifacts were put on display at the school for many years. In 2004, it was reported that the whereabouts of these artifacts were unknown. Notable alumni Anthony Calvillo, an All-Star CFL quarterback, formerly playing for the Montreal Alouettes and currently most prolific passer in professional football history Jimmy Childs, former professional football wide receiver who played two seasons in the National Football League (NFL) for the St. Louis Cardinals. He played college football at Cal Poly George Farmer, former wide receiver in the NFL, played for the Chicago Bears and the Detroit Lions Efren Herrera, former All-Pro placekicker in the NFL, played for the Dallas Cowboys and the Seattle Seahawks Max Montoya, former Pro Bowl offensive guard in the NFL, played for the Cincinnati Bengals and the Los Angeles Raiders Judy Mosley-McAfee, professional basketball player with the Sacramento Monarchs Hilda Solis, Los Angeles County Supervisor, former House Representative for the 32nd district and former Secretary of Labor under President Obama References External links
La Salle College Preparatory

La Salle College Preparatory is a private, Catholic college preparatory high school founded and run by the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools in Pasadena, California and located in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles. It was founded in 1956 as La Salle High School. It was accredited in 1961 by the University of California. History La Salle College Preparatory was founded in 1956 as La Salle High School. It was originally an all boys' school but became coeducational in 1993. Notable alumni Ryan Garcia (2016) – professional baseball player Phil Hendrie (1970) – radio personality, actor, and voiceover artist attended in the early 1970s. Gerry Janeski (1964) - former MLB player Bill Quirk (1963) – politician representing California's 20th State Assembly district Chase Rettig – starting American football quarterback for Boston College and NFL quarterback (2010–2013) James Roosevelt, Jr. (1963) – lawyer and grandson of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. References External links Official website Blakeslee Library - La Salle High School High School Placement Test Information
La Sierra High School

La Sierra High School, located in Riverside, California, United States, is a public high school in the Alvord Unified School District that was founded on August 28, 1969. Tania Cabeza is the principal. La Sierra High School's official school colors are navy blue and white. Red is the accent color and has been since the school opened. The two main feeder schools for La Sierra High are Arizona and Villegas intermediate schools. La Sierra's rivals are Norte Vista and Hillcrest, the other public high schools in Alvord Unified. Recent events In 2005, La Sierra High School was awarded a 6-year clear accreditation through the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, making it the first comprehensive high school in the entire Inland Empire to earn this distinction. In the 2007–2008 school year, approximately 3,200 students attended La Sierra High. Hillcrest High School opened in fall 2012 to relieve crowding at La Sierra. Academics and test scores Test scores API In 2005, La Sierra High School increased its API (Academic Performance Index (California public schools)) to 715 from the 2004 base score of 679. Although it met the school-wide growth target, it did not meet the state subgroup growth targets. To encourage schools to improve achievement for all students, the state computes APIs and sets improvement targets for the different student subgroups at the school. CST results In 2005, La Sierra's students met or exceeded the state expectations on the California Standardized Testing and Reporting (STAR) as listed below: CAHSEE results All data below reflect the percentage of sophomore, junior and senior students who passed the CAHSEE sections. Athletics La Sierra is a member of the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) River Valley League along with Hillcrest, Jurupa Valley, Norte Vista, Patriot and Ramona high schools. They won the boys' state team track title in June 2009 which was the first boys' team track title in Riverside County history. Teachers According to the California Department of Education, in the 2005–2006 school year, teachers at La Sierra had 11.1 years average teaching experience and had spent an average of 10 years teaching in the Alvord Unified School District. The average class size was ~ 34. Notable alumni Rizwan Farook, Islamic terrorist who was one of the perpetrators of the 2015 San Bernardino attack in which 14 people were murdered Jesse James, founder of West Coast Choppers 1983-1987 Mitch Lucker, lead vocalist for the deathcore band Suicide Silence Mark Takano - first non white LGBT member of Congress Tyree Washington, athlete (track and field) Reggie Wyatt, National High School record holder in the 300 hurdles References External links La Sierra High School website
Lacy Park

Lacy Park is a public park located in the city of San Marino, California. It is located in the San Rafael Hills, at 1485 Virginia Road. The park features large trees, open grass space, a rose garden, walking loops, tennis courts, as well as other amenities and areas. The main entrance is on Virginia Road, but access is available on St Albans Road (weekdays only). Non-residents of San Marino are charged a $4 fee on weekends. The weekend fees are then used for park maintenance. The park is named after San Marino's former mayor, Richard H. Lacy. Description Consisting of over thirty acres of open space in the center San Marino, Lacy Park was opened in 1925. It was formerly part of the 19th century Rancho Huerta de Cuati Mexican land grant. Originally Wilson Lake in 1875, the land was purchased by the city in 1925 and dedicated as a park. The park is known for its extensive arboretum of trees, its immaculate rose garden, and its monument to General George Patton, who once resided in San Marino. Leashed dogs are allowed in the park. In 2008, the San Marino City Council briefly considered building a dog park within Lacy Park to help fulfill a local resident's Eagle Scout project, but rejected the proposal due to vehement opposition from other residents. Geologic features In the center of the park is a depression that was once a sag pond which developed at a left stepover of the Raymond Fault. The lake (known as Wilson Lake or Kewen Lake ) was drained in the mid-1920s. Scarp of the fault can be seen in the north part of the park near Virginia Road. Access Admission to the park is free during the week, but non-residents of San Marino are charged $5 for admittance on Saturday and Sunday. Although the city claims this fee exists to cover park maintenance and upgrades, in 2007 the Los Angeles Times reported that the city had received hundreds of thousands of dollars from the state and Federal block grants which most cities receive for those purposes. The Los Angeles Times article states that, according to state law, these fees are legal as long as they are "reasonable". See also El Molino Viejo Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens References San-marino.ca.us/lacy
Lafayette Library and Learning Center

The Lafayette Library and Learning Center (LLLC) is a library and learning center in Lafayette, California that opened in 2009. The Lafayette Library and Learning Center is also home to the Glenn Seaborg Learning Consortium, a partnership with the region’s leading arts, culture, and educational institutions. The Center includes classrooms which host programs from local learning institutions. It is a part of the Contra Costa County Library system. The Glenn Seaborg Learning Consortium, named after chemist Glenn Seaborg, aims to provide materials, archives, workshops, exhibits, K-12 curricula, lectures, films, and discovery centers from many local institutions such as the UC System, Lawrence Hall of Science, Oakland Museum of California, Chabot Space and Science Center, Commonwealth Club of California, Oakland Zoo in Knowland Park, John Muir Health, Lindsay Wildlife Museum, California Shakespeare Theater, Greenbelt Alliance, John F. Kennedy University, St. Mary’s College, and the UC Institute of Governmental Studies. The mission statement says that the center aims to be a cultural and learning center throughout the community, expanding upon the usual role of a library. History The Lafayette Library and Learning Center was first proposed to the City of Lafayette at the end of 2003. The city voted to support the Library in January 2004. In 2004 the membership of the Glenn Seaborg Learning Consortium was finalized and funding was pursued. In November 2004 the project was awarded $11.9M by the State of California. In 2004–2005 City officials brokered a deal with the local veterans to build a new Veterans Memorial Building at the west end of Lafayette and to take over the former Veterans Memorial Building in the downtown area for use by the new Library. The new Veterans Memorial Building was completed late in 2005. Meanwhile, community donations were raised which matched the State grant of $11.9M. Construction bids were gathered and the ground breaking for the new Library occurred on April 20, 2007. During this period Seaborg Consortium programming began using the existing library space and the new Lafayette Veterans Memorial Building. On November 14, 2009, the doors of the Lafayette Library and Learning Center opened for the first time. Since that day in November, the LLLC has hosted over 400 programs annually. Topics ranged from Story Times, to the life of a bug, to the historic 2008 Presidential campaign as related by New York Times bestselling author Mark Halperin. Nearly 1,500 visitors pass through the front doors of the Library every day – a 300% increase from daily attendance at the old library. References External links Lafayette Library and Learning Center Friends of the Lafayette Library and Learning Center Building Blocks for a New Library, San Francisco Chronicle
Лафайет Парк

37.791318, -122.428027 Лафайет Парк (на английски: Lafayette Park) e малък парк в Сан Франциско, Калифорния, САЩ. Лафайет Парк се намира в кв. „Пасифик Хайтс“. Паркът е обграден от улиците „Вашингтон“ (Washington), улица „Сакраменто“ (Sacramento), „Гоу“ (Gough) и „Лагуна“ (Laguna). В Лафайет Парк има условия за пикник, разходки на кучета, също има и детска площадка и тенис корт. Лафайет Парк се намира на хълм и има гледки към други части на Сан Франциско. Паркът е разположен в жилищен район и на няколко пряки около него има само къщи. Тъй като „Пасифик Хайтс“ е доста престижен квартал, голяма част от сградите са добре поддържани и района около парка също е приятен за разходки.
Lafayette Park (San Francisco)

Lafayette Park is an 12.5 acres (5.1 ha) park in San Francisco, California, United States. Location Originally created in 1936, it is located in the neighborhood of Pacific Heights between the streets of Washington, Sacramento, Gough, and Laguna. Amenities Located on a hill, the park offers views of many areas, including the city's Marina district, Alcatraz Island and the San Francisco Bay, Buena Vista Park, and Twin Peaks. In addition to both open and treed green spaces, the park includes two tennis courts, a children's playground, an off-leash dog area, restroom facilities, and a picnic area. References
Лафейетт-парк (Сан-Франциско)

Лафейетт-парк (англ. Lafayette Park) — парк в городе Сан-Франциско, штате Калифорния, США. Располагается в городском районе Пасифик Хайтс (англ. Pacific Heights) между улицами Вашингтон (англ. Washington street), Сакраменто (англ. Sacramento street), Гоф (англ. Gough street) и Лагуна (англ. Laguna street). Создан в 1936 году. Площадь 11,49 акров. Парк находится на холме, благодаря чему из парка открываются многочисленные живописные виды, включая виды на остров Алькатрас и залив Сан-Франциско. В парке располагаются два теннисных корта, детская площадка, туалеты и зона для пикников. Примечания
Lafayette hillside memorial

The Lafayette hillside memorial is a collection of religious symbols, accompanied by a large sign, in Lafayette, California. The memorial commemorates soldiers killed in the Iraq War and War in Afghanistan, with the sign containing a running total of the death count as recorded by the US Department of Defense. The monument began to raise controversy in November 2006. The hillside, overlooking State Route 24 and Lafayette BART station, was owned by 81-year-old Louise Clark, widow of Johnson Clark, until she died. Johnson Clark was a local developer and World War II veteran. The monument was erected in late 2006 by Jeffrey Heaton, a long-time anti-war protester, and Louise Clark. Their first 19 crosses were quickly removed by vandals. In November 2006 Heaton and Clark re-added the crosses onto Clark's property, this time with 300 crosses and a large sign that read: "In Memory of 2839 U.S. Troops Killed In Iraq". By February 26, 2007, the number of crosses, mixed with Stars of David, Islamic crescents, and other religious symbols, had passed 2,500. Crosses have been added by volunteers and some paid for by the Lamorinda Peace Group and Grandmothers for Peace. Protests of the memorial have been led by Lafayette Flag Brigade which organizes a competing, remembrance flag display annually on September 11. The city ordinance allowed a 32-square-foot (3.0 m2) sign on the property and did not limit the number of crosses. The organizers initially had an approximately 64-square-foot (5.9 m2) sign, but reduced it to 32 square feet (3.0 m2) to comply with the city ordinance. The sign was updated every week to show the new official death toll for soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan. In 2022, the sign was changed to simply read "Remember". As of 2014, a permanent memorial has been proposed on the site although the original intent was for the display to come down when U.S. troops came home from Iraq and Afghanistan. See also Arlington West, a similar display in Santa Monica, California References External links thecrossesoflafayette.org The Crosses of Lafayette Organization https://www.lafayettehillsidememorial.org/ Lafayette Hillside Memorial, official 501(c)3 non-profit organization website
Laguna Blanca School

Laguna Blanca School is a private school located on two different campuses, in Santa Barbara and nearby Montecito, California. Founded in 1933, Laguna Blanca is an independent, co-educational, college-preparatory day school for students in grades K-12 in Santa Barbara. History The land in Hope Ranch was made available by Harold Chase for the establishment of a school—Edward Selden Spaulding and three of his colleagues from the Deane School founded Laguna Blanca School in 1933. With Mr. Spaulding as the first headmaster, the School opened its doors to 45 young men and graduated its first official class four years later in 1937. To keep pace with increasing enrollment, the School added new buildings, classrooms, and science labs, growing from a 6-acre (24,000 m2) campus to the approximate 35 acres (140,000 m2) that houses the school today. In 1942, Laguna became coeducational, and in 1957, the School added a kindergarten to elementary and secondary classes. The year 2000 proved pivotal in the history of Laguna Blanca with the acquisition of a new Lower School site in Montecito. Grades K-4 are located on the Montecito campus, while the rest are located on the main campus. References National Association of Independent Schools directory listing Laguna Blanca School website
Laguna Hills High School

Laguna Hills High School (LHHS) is a public high school located in Laguna Hills, California. The school offers two two-way language immersion programs. This school competes in the Golden West League. Notable alumni Aloe Blacc, musician Bre Blair, actress Chad Carvin, former Olympic swimmer Tayyiba Haneef-Park, former Olympic volleyball player Eric Reed, former USL soccer player Shane Bieber, MLB pitcher Rob Refsnyder, MLB infielder/outfielder John Lamb, former MLB pitcher References External links Laguna Hills High School website Laguna Hills High School Instrumental Music Laguna Hills High School Wrestling Program
Laguna Honda Reservoir

Laguna Honda is a reservoir on the southwest shoulder of Mount Sutro in San Francisco, California. History In 1865, the Spring Valley Water Works built a 13-mile (21 km) long redwood pipeline to transport drinking water from Pilarcitos Lake Reservoir in Pilarcitos Canyon to this reservoir. The 1906 San Francisco earthquake destroyed the pipeline. The lake and the surrounding land are now managed by the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission. See also List of lakes in California List of lakes in the San Francisco Bay Area References
Laguna Lake (California)

Laguna Lake is a shallow natural lake at the head of the Chileno Valley. It retains some water year round. The 200 acres (81 ha) lake is 0.5 miles (1 km) wide and 2 miles (3 km) long, straddling the Sonoma-Marin county line in northern California, United States. It is the source of Chileno Creek which flows 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) west to Walker Creek. It was included in the Rancho Laguna de San Antonio Mexican land grant, which was given to Bartolomé Bojorquez in 1845. Laguna Lake is used extensively for migrating and breeding waterfowl and Agriculture. See also List of lakes in California List of lakes in the San Francisco Bay Area References
Laguna Niguel Regional Park

Laguna Niguel Regional Park is a public park in Laguna Niguel, in southern Orange County, California. Its main feature is Laguna Niguel Lake (also known as Sulphur Creek Reservoir), located within the park's boundaries. Laguna Niguel's 4th of July fireworks show is held at the park every year. History The park was established for public use in 1973. Since then, it has had several developments. In 1976, a lake concession building and boat dock were constructed by the county. In 1981, local S&S Construction Company donated an additional 20 acres (8 ha) of land for county use. The donation included "Kite Hill". In June 1983, a gazebo was built on the top of the scenic turnaround overlooking the park. In October 1984, many new additions were constructed, including: new front park entrance sign, landscaping, planting California Sycamore trees, reforestation of approximately 2,000 trees throughout the entire park, bicycle trails, additional picnic shelters, two creek crossing pedestrian bridges, one restroom, five fishing access piers, one fish cleaning station, an amphitheater, two regulation sand volleyball courts, two regulation horseshoe pits, and a par course along the park's two-mile jogging trail. Recreational uses The Sulphur Creek Reservoir, also known as Laguna Niguel Lake, is used for fishing and boating. The park has volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, tennis courts, bike trails, playgrounds, barbecue pits, and picnic shelters. It also has a hill known as "Kite Hill". Local high school cross country meets are occasionally held here. Also the Laguna Niguel Lightning youth baseball program for conditioning. External links "Laguna Niguel Regional Park". OC Parks. Orange County, California. Retrieved 2009-01-26. References
Lagunitas

Lagunitas, fundada el 1993 a Lagunitas, Califòrnia, és una marca de cervesa filial de Heineken International. Abans que Heineken comprés una participació del 50% de l'empresa el 2015, l'empresa complia la definició de microcerveseria. Dos anys abans, va ser la cinquena cervesa artesana més venuda als Estats Units d'Amèrica. Heineken va comprar la resta de l'empresa el 2017. Història Lagunitas Brewing Company va ser fundada l'any 1993 per Tony Magee a Lagunitas, i es va traslladar un any més tard a Petaluma. El 2012 Lagunitas va anunciar el plan per a obrir una nova fàbrica de cervesa a Chicago. La fàbrica de cervesa de Chicago va començar a produir cervesa el 2014 i va obrir una taverna a les pròpies instal·lacions poc després. El 2015, Heineken International va adquirir una participació del 50% de l'empresa per a expandir les seves operacions a nivell mundial. Com a resultat de l'acord, Lagunitas ja no fou considerada una cerveseria artesana segons la definició d'«artesania» de la Brewers Association, ja que la participació de Heineken era superior al 25%. El 2017, Heineken va comprar la part restant de Lagunitas, convertint-se en l'únic propietari de la cerveseria. El fundador Tony Magee va continuar com a executiu en cap de Lagunitas, amb la intenció d'expandir la producció i distribució de cerveses Lagunitas a tot el món. El 2018, Lagunitas va començar a comercialitzar una aigua amb gas inspirada en l'IPA amb THC i CBD. La beguda s'anomena Hi-Fi Hops i és una col·laboració amb AbsoluteXtracts, un productor de cànnabis. Actualment només està disponible a Califòrnia. Referències
Lagunitas Brewery

Die Lagunitas Brewing Company wurde 1993 im kalifornischen Lagunitas gegründet. Heute betreibt Lagunitas zwei Brauereien in den Vereinigten Staaten und ist ein Tochterunternehmen von Heineken. Geschichte Lagunitas Brewing Co. wurde 1993 von Tony Magee in Lagunitas gegründet. Ein Jahr später siedelte die Brauerei ins nahe Petaluma um. Seitdem wuchs die Brauerei ständig. 2012 errichtete man eine zweite Brauerei in Chicago, Illinois, 2014 wurden in Chicago schon rund 640.000 Barrel (763.000 hl) Bier gebraut. In Petaluma ist Lagunitas 2014 an die Kapazitätsgrenze von 750.000 Barrel (895.000 hl) gelangt. Im August 2016 wurde eine kleine Brauerei in Seattle übernommen, hierbei handelt es sich um die ehemalige Braustätte der Hilliards Brewery. Um die Versorgung an der Westküste sicherzustellen, errichtet Lagunitas in Azusa seine vierte Brauerei. 2016 wurde die Brauerei der Southend Brewery in Charleston übernommen. Die Brauerei soll 2017 in Betrieb gehen. Im Oktober 2015 übernahm der niederländische Braukonzern Heineken einen Anteil von 50 % an der Lagunitas Brewing Company. Zum 4. Mai 2017 wurde Lagunitas komplett von Heineken übernommen. Die kleine Braustätte in Charleston wurde im Juli 2017 wegen Baufälligkeit des Gebäudes geschlossen. Biere Standard-Biere Über das ganze Jahr erhältlich sind die Biere IPA, Little Sumpin´ Ale, Day Time IPA, Pils, Sucks - Brown Shugga' Substitute Ale, Maximus Ale, Dogtown Pale, Censored Rich Copper Ale, Hop Stoopid Ale und Imperial Stout. Spezial-Erscheinungen Das Angebot wird durch verschiedene wechselnde Sondersude ergänzt. Weblinks Lagunitas Brewing Co. Website Einzelnachweise
Lagunitas Brewing Company

Lagunitas Brewing Company, fundada en 1993 en Lagunitas, California, es una empresa cervecera filial de Heineken International.​ Antes de que Heineken comprara una participación del 50% en la compañía en 2015, Lagunitas Brewing era considerada una cervecería artesanal y en 2013 fue clasificada como la quinta cervecería artesanal más vendida en los Estados Unidos.​ Heineken compró el resto de la compañía en 2017. Referencias Enlaces externos Sitio web oficial