Faith Ireland’s memoir, “Getting to Justice: From Unwed Mother to State Supreme Court,“ was published on Amazon recently.
Ai Weiwei at SAM: Passion, playfulness, and protest on parade
He’s the most famous, and most controversial, Chinese artist of his era.
Sikh Americans recognized in WA State Senate resolution
The Washington State Senate passed a resolution Friday recognizing the contributions of Sikh Americans to the state and nation.
What to do if ICE comes to the CID: Community defense strategies
Amid the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown, the CID has formed a community defense group to defend the neighborhood against ICE operations.
Amanda Nguyen gives impressive talk in Seattle about women’s rights and outer space
You wouldn’t think one person could be involved in so many things.
Passengers sue after Delta-JAL collision at SeaTac
A lawsuit has been filed in federal court on behalf of passengers injured in a ground collision between Delta Air Lines and Japan Airlines (JAL) aircraft at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport on Feb. 5.
Seattle Police make drug arrests in Little Saigon
Police arrested 10 people and seized fentanyl, meth, cash and a gun during a drug operation targeting hotspots, including Little Saigon.
For the planet and the people, Margo Okazawa-Rey asks, “How deep is your love?”
Things were a little bit different at Town Hall on March 4.
UW students bring underground idol culture into Seattle
Inside University of Washington’s Alder Auditorium, cheers erupted as 10 University of Washington students stepped into the spotlight last month as Kirameki Palettes!, Seattle’s first underground idol group.
Seattle resident Linda Low designated as a Rotary Champion of Peace
Some people find their passion and follow it throughout their lives. From the International Red Cross, to the Rotary, to a program she started, Community Leadership Dialogues, Linda Low’s passion is creating common ground to build understanding.
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