To one of the most important men in any child’s life … dad. We honor the men who take an active role in their children’s lives and have fun while […]
Equity and inclusion — The Southeast Asian community shares its thoughts at Seattle Central
By James Tabafunda Northwest Asian Weekly The diversity in Seattle’s population has grown in many ways over the last 50 years. Seattle Central College (SCC) opened in 1966 as the […]
Jeff Lew’s viral war against school lunch shaming
By Arlene Kiyomi Dennistoun Northwest Asian Weekly Everyone seems to want to talk to Jeffrey Lew these days. A former participant in the Northwest Asian Weekly Foundation’s Summer Youth Leadership […]
EVENT: Trashion Fashion — NWAW’s 2017 Fashion Design Contest
Enter to win $250 and more in prizes! THE OBJECTIVE: Design a wearable outfit or garment that incorporates recycled materials and/or NWAW/Seattle Chinese Post newspapers. Entries due {July 3} Trashion […]
SBCTC’s new executive director
Jan Yoshiwara is the new executive director of State Board for Community and Technical Colleges (SBCTC). Yoshiwara was deputy executive director for education at the State Board. She assumed her […]
Canton Noodle House closed
Canton Noodle House on 12th Avenue South between King and Weller streets closed two weeks ago. The owner said that the restaurant will reopen in a new location in July, […]
CACA dinner
Seven guests attended the C.A.C.A. Seattle Lodge’s annual dinner on May 21. This year’s dinner featured Phillip Yin, 2016 candidate for the Washington State Lieutenant Governor, as emcee. The C.A.C.A. […]
New Consul General of Japan in Seattle
Yoichiro Yamada is the new Consul General of Japan in Seattle. Born in Kobe, Yamada’s postings have included Moscow, Brussels (twice), Warsaw, New York, and Nairobi. Yamada believes that the […]
New public charter school named
Southeast Seattle now has a school with a name that reflects its diverse community and goals for students: Rainier Valley Leadership Academy. Nearly 50 families, students, and stakeholders selected the […]
Washington museum honors Japanese Americans
By GRAHAM PEREDNIA The Chronicle CENTRALIA, Wash. (AP) — Men, women and children, all wearing yellow numbered Army identification tags, gathered at the Chehalis Train Depot on June 2, 1942. […]
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