The other day, I ran into an Amazon staff member who moved from the ID office to Lake Union.
Blog: Watching the UW’s women’s basketball team, thinking about Catch-22
After receiving three degrees from the University of Washington, I am embarrassed to say that I had never seen its women’s basketball team play until last Saturday.
Blog: Kathi Goertzen’s smile will always be in our hearts and minds
Imagine when smiling becomes a challenge. That’s one of the prices KOMO-TV anchor Kathi Goertzen has had to pay after her recent brain surgery.
Blog: Many manly faces at Women of Color Empowered
At our last Women of Color Empowered luncheon, held on Jan. 28 at the New Hong Kong Restaurant, there were lots of men in attendance. Usually, there are just a handful of men.
Blog: The Lunar New Year saves many businesses
After Jan. 1, businesses usually slow down. People don’t feel like going out to eat or spending money when they have already spent a lot during the holidays.
Blog: The arch nemesis of the Chinatown ID Lunar New Year Festival: rain
Luckily, people forgot about nature’s nuisance when they saw a rainbow of kids dressed in Asian costumes marching to the stage.
Blog: AOL bringing jobs to people in our state
AOL has recently launched several projects nationwide, including a sports network and Patch.com, a hub of 14 community websites for many neighborhoods in our state.
Blog: Any business that doesn’t celebrate its opening is making a mistake
“We don’t know how to do a grand opening,” said the owner of the Mekong Village Restaurant, located at 12020 Aurora Avenue North, who came to us wanting
Blog: A grand opening in four easy steps
You don’t need to be an expert to organize a grand opening. Do it the Asian way. It’s more fun.
Blog: Clearing up misconception about government officials, don’t pay!
“There’s a problem,” said a restaurant owner. “How do I get the dignitaries to come to my restaurant’s grand opening? I don’t know them.”
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