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You are here: Home / Archives for Vol 34 No 37 | September 5 – September 11

Luncheon on politics

September 4, 2015 By Northwest Asian Weekly

On Aug. 7, The Greater Seattle Chinese Chamber of Commerce held a luncheon at New Hong Kong Restaurant to discuss the topic: Is Politics Good for Business? Julien Loh, Theresa Pan Hosley, Phillip Sit, Michael Itti talked about how they got into politics and gave insights on the benefits or drawbacks to businesses. (end)

Filed Under: Names in the News Tagged With: Julien Loh, Michael Itti, New Hong Kong Restaurant, Theresa Pan Hosley, Vol 34 No 37 | September 5 - September 11

Yay for Yees!

September 4, 2015 By Northwest Asian Weekly

California State Controller Bettie Yee recognized out going top National Yee officers at the 25th U.S. National Yee Convention held on August 1 -5, 2015 in Boston. (end)

Filed Under: Names in the News Tagged With: 2015, Vol 34 No 37 | September 5 - September 11

Refugees get health care boost from PDA grant to ICHS

September 4, 2015 By Northwest Asian Weekly

Eastside patients who are traditionally underserved when it comes to health care, including low income, non-English speaking, and uninsured and underinsured immigrants and refugees, will receive help thanks to a grant awarded recently to International Community Health Services (ICHS). The ICHS Bellevue Community Advocacy Program Expansion (B-CAPE) program will benefit from a $208,638 grant from […]

Filed Under: Names in the News Tagged With: Alexandra Poseukova, Blanca Lujan Westrich, Community Advocates, Duby Monteros, ICHS, Miran Hothi, PDA, Vol 34 No 37 | September 5 - September 11

Paper Angels

September 4, 2015 By Northwest Asian Weekly

“Paper Angels,” written by Genny Lin and directed by David Hsieh premiered in the Pacific Northwest this August. The script explores immigration, race, human trafficking, and relationships. The production, SIS Productions, is a member of Theatre Pugent Sound, and was funded by 4Culture and ArtsWA. SIS Productions is always receptive to referrals to Asian American […]

Filed Under: Names in the News Tagged With: Asian American, David Hsieh, Genny Lin, Pacific Northwest, Paper Angels, SIS, Theatre Pugent Sound, Vol 34 No 37 | September 5 - September 11

Seattle AAJA awarded

September 4, 2015 By Northwest Asian Weekly

AAJA Seattle chapter received two awards at the national AAJA convention held in San Francisco in August. Mai Hoang received chapter president of the year and AAJA received the chapter of the year award, beating 20 other chapters nationwide. Hoang is an award-winning reporter at the Yakima Herald-Republic. Despite being a new mom and working […]

Filed Under: Names in the News Tagged With: 2014, AAJA, Caroline Li, Lori Matsukawa, Mai Hoang, Natasha Chen, Samantha Pak, San Francisco, Sarah Wallace, Seattle, Venice Buhain, Vol 34 No 37 | September 5 - September 11

Immigration shift shows India, China outpacing Mexico

September 4, 2015 By Northwest Asian Weekly

By Jamie Stengle Associated Press DALLAS (AP) — Siddharth Jaganath wanted to return to India after earning his master’s degree at Texas’ Southern Methodist University. Instead, he built a new life in the U.S. over a decade, becoming a manager at a communications technology company and starting a family in the Dallas suburb of Plano. […]

Filed Under: World News Tagged With: 2013, Associated Press, Census Bureau, China, Chinese, Collin County, GOP, India, Jeb Bush, Latin Americans, Laxmi Tummala, Marc Rosenblum, Marco Rubio, Mexico, Michael Fix, Migration Policy Institute, Texas Southern Methodist University, Vol 34 No 37 | September 5 - September 11, technology

Mothers, students join Japan’s protests over security bills

September 4, 2015 By Northwest Asian Weekly

By Mari Yamaguchi Associated Press TOKYO (AP) — Mothers holding their children’s hands stood in the sprinkling rain, holding up anti-war placards, while students chanted slogans against Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his defense policies to the beat of a drum. Japan is seeing new faces join the ranks of protesters typically made up of […]

Filed Under: World News Tagged With: Abe Cabinet, Associated Press, China, Daisuke Motoki, Etsuko Matsuda, International Christian University, Mothers Against War, Nobusuke Kishi, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Self Defense Force, Senshu University, Stephen Nagy, TV, Tokyo, Vol 34 No 37 | September 5 - September 11, Yukio Okamoto, attention, japan, social media

Japan scraps Olympic logo over plagiarism allegation

September 4, 2015 By Northwest Asian Weekly

By Mari Yamaguchi Associated Press TOKYO (AP) — Tokyo Olympic organizers on Tuesday decided to scrap the logo for the 2020 Games following another allegation its Japanese designer might have used copied materials. Reversing their earlier support for designer Kenjiro Sano against allegations of plagiarizing the design, the organizers said the decision came after new […]

Filed Under: World News Tagged With: Associated Press, Belgium, International Olympic Committee, Kenjiro Sano, NHK, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Rugby World Cup, Tokyo Gov, Toshio Muto, Vol 34 No 37 | September 5 - September 11, Yoichi Masuzoe, japan

Be careful what you write! — Love letters never meant to be sent and taking on roles never anticipated—book recommendations for early Fall

September 4, 2015 By Northwest Asian Weekly

By Samantha Pak Northwest Asian Weekly Murder on Bamboo Lane By Naomi Hirahara Berkley, 2014 Ellie Rush is a bicycle cop for the Los Angeles Police Department. And while she just wants to help those who need it, with a half-white, half-Japanese background but looks that can pass for white, she is not always welcome […]

Filed Under: Briefs Tagged With: 2014, Asian American, Aunt Cheryl, Bamboo Lane, Cambodian American, Ellie Rush, Korean, Lara Jean Covey, Los Angeles Police Department, Northwest Asian Weekly, Scotland, Vietnamese, Vol 34 No 37 | September 5 - September 11

Making more than a monetary contribution

September 4, 2015 By Northwest Asian Weekly

Compiled by Andrew Kim NORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY The Women of Color Empowered is proud to honor women in the Pacific Northwest who have made significant contributions to our communities. We are honored to present the nominees for “Women and Money” at the China Harbor Restaurant, Seattle, Sept.18: Fawn Sharp Fawn Sharp is the President of […]

Filed Under: Profiles, Community News Tagged With: Area Development Director, Barbara Banon, Chief Clinical Officer, Chrissy Yamada, Fawn Sharp, Nobie Chan, North High School Des Moines, Pacific Northwest Region, Plaza Bank, Puget Sound Business Journal, Rakhi Samant, Red Cross, Seattle Community Colleges, South Seattle Community College, State Farm, Therapeutic Health Services, Vol 34 No 37 | September 5 - September 11, WSCPA, Washington Mutual

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