The Low Income Housing Institute (LIHI) was awarded $2,763,660 from the City of Seattle, $500,000 from King County, and $650,000 from Federal Home Loan Bank
Jan. 19: Sarah Davis and Rongfen Sun Burford attend Michelle Obama’s event
First Lady Michelle Obama addressed 1,500 people in the Cramton Auditorium in Washington, D.C. The event happened the day after Chinese President Hu Jintao arrived
Jan. 12: Naoko Morisawa receives award for Artbuzz 2011 Collection
Naoko Morisawa, a Japanese artist, is featured in “Art Buzz, the 2011 Collection.” Her work is included in the mosaics (mix media) section. The collection volume
Letter: Good and bad of immigration reform tangled together
Most Americans agree that immigration reform is needed. The question [then] becomes, what is immigration reform?
Jan. 10: A. Gabriel Esteban is first Filipino American president of an American university
A. Gabriel Esteban is now the 20th president of Seton Hall University, in South Orange, N.J. He is the first Filipino American president of an American university.
Nov. 29–Dec. 5: Lauren Hall is UCLA/Muscle Milk Student-Athlete of the Week
Lauren Hall, who is half Chinese, is a senior swimmer at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). She was selected as the UCLA/Muscle Milk Student-Athlete of the Week.
Jan. 11: Dori Jones Yang’s new novel published
Eastside author Dori Jones Yang had her latest young adult novel, “Daughter of Xanadu,” published. “Xanadu” is about the granddaughter of Khubilai Khan. The story focuses on a cross-cultural romance. […]
Feb. 2: Bernadette Matsuno to serve as Department of Neighborhoods interim director
Bernadette Matsuno, former deputy director of the Department of Neighborhoods and a well-known community activist and volunteer
Feb. 4: Clarence Moriwaki leaves the JCCCW, Kirsten Henning takes over
Clarence Moriwaki, chief executive officer of the Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Washington (JCCCW), is leaving his position, effective Feb. 4
Jan. 25: Former Seattleite Peter Rhee a guest of first lady during State of the Union address
Sitting next to the first lady during the State of the Union address is a privilege not many are afforded. This year, Michelle Obama’s guests included a number of people
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