On Sept. 20, it was announced the Seattle-based National Asian Pacific Center on Aging (NAPCA) will receive a $10,091,442 federal grant to continue operating its Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP).
Bonsai expert Robert Cho shares his knowledge and love of bonsai
As a young married man in Hong Kong, Robert Cho did what many enterprising young men do—he decided to open his own business.
Seattle Landmarks Board rejects Bruce Lee’s first dojo for historical designation
After lengthy discussion that took up most of its Sept. 19 meeting, the City of Seattle’s Landmarks Preservation Board decided not to designate the site of what advocates call Bruce Lee’s first formal dojo as a historical landmark.
First health department approved dog cafe opens in north Queen Anne
Mary Wu gave up her corporate job to pursue her dream of opening up a dog cafe. Earlier this summer, her dream came true.
Seattle CID Night Market returns
The much-anticipated Seattle Chinatown-International District (CID) Night Market is set to return this Saturday, featuring local street vendors, food trucks, and cultural performances, celebrating the rich heritage of the neighborhood.
Baltimore PD names first Asian American woman lieutenant in department’s history
The Baltimore County Police Department has made history by promoting Sgt. R. Park to the rank of lieutenant, making her the first Asian American woman to achieve this position in the department’s 150-year history.
Ava Colindres carries the torch for diversity
Making history as the first Black-Latino-Asian American Miss Georgia Teen USA, Ava Colindres is carrying the torch for inclusivity.
Seattle City Council passes bill to establish SODA Zones in CID, downtown to combat drug crisis
The Seattle City Council passed a bill 8-1 on Tuesday, aimed at disrupting the city’s open-air drug markets.
Farrar Law steps in as interim executive director at Wing Luke Museum amid leadership transition
The Wing Luke Museum announced on Monday that Kamahanahokulani Farrar Law, the museum’s senior director of Finance and Operations, will be its interim executive director.
Higuchi honored for leadership and justice
Shirley Ann Higuchi, chair of the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation, has been honored as Lawyer of the Year by the Bar Association of the District of Columbia (BADC).
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