On Jan. 24, officers from the Seattle Police Department (SPD)’s West Precinct delivered red envelopes to more than 70 businesses in Chinatown, Japantown, and Little Saigon to celebrate Lunar New Year.
Lunar New Year events
Zoning enables concentration of shelters in CID — Last chance to speak to the city about it
Why are there 17 homeless shelters within a half-mile radius of the Chinatown-International District (CID)? According to CID Public Safety Council member and Seattle Chinatown block member Gary Lee, one answer is—zoning.
Last day of print operations at NW Asian Weekly, Seattle Chinese Post
Happy Lunar New Year — Year of the Rabbit
Chinese Expulsion remembrance and celebration in February
On Feb. 11, the Chinese community in Greater Seattle will mark the 137th anniversary of the Chinese Expulsion Act and the Seattle riot of 1886 with a remembrance and celebration of the contributions made by Chinese Americans to the United States.
One newspaper closes and another goes online — Community looks back and mourns
I felt proud and afraid when the publisher called me in about a story I had written. The story had gotten so much negative feedback from the community, I was abashed and even afraid I was going to lose the opportunity to write for the newspaper any longer.
Sunny Xia leads Celebrate Asia 2023
The Seattle Symphony’s Celebrate Asia comes to us in the new year like a herald of spring, full of beautiful color and sound.
Singh publishes novel research paper
15-year-old Parnika Singh’s research paper on interstellar propulsion was recently accepted by the Journal of High School Science—a highly prestigious academic publication.
APAMO President Kwon
SeaTac City Councilmember Peter Kwon was re-elected to serve as the President of the Asian Pacific American Municipal Officials, a subgroup of the National League of Cities.
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