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Commentary: Keep Culture Coming  

June 3, 2010 By Northwest Asian Weekly

I was introduced to Northwest Asian Weekly by a friend. I’ve noticed that the website focuses on news about conflicts and the goings-on of life within the Asian community.

Filed Under: Commentaries Tagged With: 2010, Asian Americans, Lunar New Year, Maika Bui, Northwest Asian Weekly, Vietnamese American, Vol 29 No 23 | June 5 - June 11, Washington Middle School, commentary, culture, language

Drop the burger, grab the chopsticks

April 1, 2010 By Northwest Asian Weekly

Panda Express, a company still privately owned by two first generation Chinese Americans, hopes to expand its presence in Washington state, a place well known for its large Asian population and Chinese food scene.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: 2010, Andrew Cherng, Beijing Beef, Cedar Valley Elementary, Chinese Americans, Helga Tjam, Lunar New Year, Mavis Chan, Panda Cares, Panda Express Learn, Panda Inn, Panda Restaurant Group, Peggy Cherng, Seattle, Spruce Elementary, Stacy Nguyen, Tri Cities, Tukwila Elementary School, Vol 29 No 14 | April 3 - April 9

Blog: Gee How Oak Tin Family Association

February 24, 2010 By Northwest Asian Weekly

Seattle’s Chinatown Gee How Oak Tin Family Association celebrated its 110th year and held its Lunar New Year banquet at the House of Hong on Feb. 20. Unbelievably, this chapter’s history is even longer than its headquarters in San Francisco.

Filed Under: Publisher Ng's blog Tagged With: 2010, Chin Chan, Chinese, Larry Chan, Lunar New Year, San Francisco, Seattle, Vol 29 No 9 | February 27 - March 5

Feb. 12: Acclaimed cookbook author Andrea Nguyen demonstrates dumpling-making at a Monsoon East luncheon

February 24, 2010 By Northwest Asian Weekly

To celebrate her newest cookbook, “Asian Dumplings: Mastering Gyozas, Spring Rolls, Samosas, and More,” Andrea Nguyen gave a dumpling-making lesson to 70 guests at a Lunar New Year luncheon at Monsoon East in Bellevue. Tea pairings for the meal was provided by Jason Chen.

Filed Under: Names in the News Tagged With: 2010, Andrea Nguyen, Asian Dumplings Mastering Gyozas, Jason Chen, Lunar New Year, Monsoon East, Pacific Northwest, Seattle, Spring Rolls, Vietnamese, Vol 29 No 9 | February 27 - March 5

Blog: Don’t ever believe that if it rains, no one will show up.

February 18, 2010 By Northwest Asian Weekly

Organizers of the Chinatown/ID Lunar New Year Celebration, the CIDBIA, prayed that there would be no rain on Lunar New Year’s eve.

Filed Under: Publisher Ng's blog Tagged With: 2010, Assunta Ng, Blog Don, CIDBIA, Jackson Street, King Street, Lunar New Year, Maribeth Ellis, Northwest Asian Weekly, Publisher Ng's blog, Sam Poon, Seattle, Shanghai Garden Restaurant, Sixth Avenue South, Uwajimaya, Vol 29 No 8 | February 20 - February 26, Yummy Bakery, attention

Lunar New Year with modern twists

February 11, 2010 By Northwest Asian Weekly

For many people who grew up in an Asian American household, the Lunar New Year was always celebrated, whether by going out to a restaurant or watching the annual parade. Despite many cultural differences, the collective wishes and hopes for a community bubbles up during this time of the year.

Filed Under: Features, Community News, Cultures, Food Tagged With: 2010, Asian American, Chinese New Year, Filipino, Food, International District, Lunar New Year, Northwest Asian Weekly, Ryan Pangilinan, Seattle Center, Vol 29 No 7 | February 13 - February 19

The year of the dynamic tiger

January 28, 2010 By Northwest Asian Weekly

The Lunar New Year ushers in the year of the tiger, one of the most dynamic signs in Chinese astrology. The tiger is a dynamic sign because of its unpredictable nature.

Filed Under: Cultures Tagged With: 2010, Chinese, Lunar New Year, Northwest Asian Weekly, Tiffany Ran, Vol 29 No 5 | January 30 - February 5

3 a.m. fire shocks ID residents into alertness, causes $250,000 in damages

January 21, 2010 By Northwest Asian Weekly

On Jan. 19 at 3 a.m., residents on the floors above V Garden Restaurant at 308 Fourth Avenue South smelled smoke, heard fire alarms, and called 911. By 4 a.m., Seattle firefighters arrived at V Garden and found flames coming from a restaurant. Firefighters contained the fire to the first floor. However, smoke from the fire spread into apartments on the seventh, eighth, and ninth floors of the building. Some residents were evacuated. No one was in the restaurant at the time of the fire. No one was seriously injured due to the fire.

Filed Under: Features, Community News Tagged With: 2010, Chiu-kit Lee, Fourth Avenue South, Harborview Medical Center, ID, Lunar New Year, Northwest Asian Weekly, Seattle, Vol 29 No 4 | January 23 - January 29

Kids to scavenge in the ID?

January 14, 2010 By Northwest Asian Weekly

For about a dozen years, Chinatown International District Business Improvement Area (CIDBIA) staff members have organized the International District’s annual Lunar New Year Celebration.

Filed Under: Features, Community News, Cultures Tagged With: 2010, Asian Gallery, CIDBIA, Chinese, International District, Jim Russell, Lunar New Year, Lunar New Year Celebration, Northwest Asian Weekly, Samantha Pak, Vivian Chan, Vol 29 No 3 | January 16 - January 22, Wing Luke Asian Museum, hing hay park

EDITORIAL: Businesses: Lunar New Year Celebration best CIDBIA event ever

February 6, 2009 By Northwest Asian Weekly

When we heard that that the Chinatown-International District Business
Improvement Area (CIDBIA) wanted to bring its annual Lunar New Year
Celebration outside instead of housing it in King Street Station, our first
thought was: Hope it doesn’t rain that day …

Filed Under: Editorials Tagged With: Asian American, CIDBIA, Chinatown, King Street Station, Lunar New Year, NWAW, Port Angeles, Seattle, Union Station, Uwajimaya, culture, editorial, hing hay park

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