On March 23, ARTS at King Street Station, a 7,500-square-foot new community-oriented cultural space dedicated to local art and artists that also houses the staff of the Seattle Office of […]
Saad Bashir is City of Seattle’s chief technology officer
In a successful 9–0 vote by Seattle City Council on March 18, Saad Bashir was confirmed to lead the Seattle Information Technology (IT) department as the City of Seattle’s next […]
Kino Artist Alley connects local artists with community
On March 23, Kinokuniya bookstore in the International District held its Spring Kino Artist Alley, an event in which customers browsed through self-made goods created by local artists, and chatted […]
Mayor Durkan signs mandatory housing affordability into law
On March 20, Mayor Jenny A. Durkan signed into law the ordinance to implement Mandatory Housing Affordability (MHA) in Seattle’s 27 urban villages and all other commercial and multifamily residential […]
PSE to work on natural gas main connection project in Seattle, may cause road disruption
Puget Sound Energy will be working to prepare the natural gas system to connect the planned Louisa Hotel development at 669 South King Street. This work entails installing a new […]
Scholarship available to Thai college students, deadline in May
On March 19, 2019, the Angels Wings Foundation International (AWF), which is dedicated to providing assistance to underserved Thai children and empowering them with the essential gift of education by […]
CCTV to be installed in Chinatown?
By Ruth Bayang NORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY Nora Chan is a woman on a mission. At age 72, she said she wants to retire. But she tells the Northwest Asian Weekly […]
Remembering Mich Matsudaira, champion of redress
Martin “Mich” Matsudaira passed away on March 24, 2019.Matsudaira was born in 1937 to parents Thomas and Theresa, and had 13 siblings.
Immigrant and refugee-focused commission
Thirteen high-profile community leaders have been appointed to serve on a new commission focused on immigrants and refugees. Passed unanimously by the King County Council, the panelists include Fo-Ching Lu […]
Noji inducted into SPS Athletic Hall of Fame
Twelve new members for Seattle Public Schools Athletic Hall of Fame were inducted during a ceremony in Seattle on March 7, including Rick Noji. In 1984, competing for Franklin High […]
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