Singer-songwriter Brenda Xu (pronounced “shoo”) lived in Torrance, Calif. and San Diego, before making her way to Seattle.
PICTORIAL: Little Saigon protests at City Hall
Photos by Stacy Nguyen/NWAW
7-year-old Enzo Zhao to play at Carnegie Hall again
Enzo Zhao is only 7 years old and he’s about to play at Carnegie Hall this April for the second time in his life.
Algard brings family-owned business approach to WhitePages & OfficeSpace.com
Back in the early internet days when people were paying attention to domain names, the market was more like a pioneer days gold rush.
The Layup Drill — APIs to watch for in South Korea Winter Olympics
The 2018 Winter Olympics are less than a year away and while there’s time to get ready for Pyeongchang, South Korea, Team USA is already preparing. We take a look at four Asian Americans who are ramping up.
New score to a piece of pivotal Japanese history
William Satake Blauvelt, musician, composer, and professor at Seattle University, admits, not quite believing himself, that the Aono Jikken Ensemble (AJE), over which he presides, started 20 years ago.
PICTORIAL: The Asia Pacific Cultural Center’s 19th annual New Year event featuring Guam
Photos by Arlene Dennistoun/NWAW
Guam honors its Chamorro culture at the 2017 new year’s celebration
The Asia Pacific Cultural Center’s 19th annual New Year event featured Guam this year, and Guamanians cheerfully shouted, “Hafa Adai!” which means ‘welcome’ in the Chamorro language.
MultiCare Connected Care’s Dr. Zak Ramadan-Jradi: Caring for patients through technology
“Call me Zak to make life easier for everyone,” said Ramadan-Jradi. He was affable and enthusiastic about the upcoming rollout of connecting various electronic medical record systems throughout MCC’s network members.
Diabetes becoming a global epidemic, but also hits close to home with Asian Americans
Diabetes is a disease that is quickly becoming a global epidemic.
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