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Kung Fu anniversary attracts masters from across the world

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By Staff Northwest Asian Weekly Master John S.S. Leong celebrated the 50th anniversary of his Kung Fu school, the Seattle Kung Fu Club, on June 29 at the Seattle Westin […]

American Dream — Immigrants reflect on America

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“The American Dream is absolutely alive; my own experience is testament to this! The freedom of entrepreneurship and competitiveness of people in our country leads to more creative business ideas. […]

Medina city manager to leave post following bias verdict

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By Charles Lam Northwest Asian Weekly After a two-year trial that ended with a $2 million dollar verdict for former Medina Police Chief Jeffrey Chen, Donna Hanson will be ending […]

Chinatown–International District fired up for Dragon Fest 2013

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By Staff Northwest Asian Weekly Thousands of visitors will make their way to Seattle’s Chinatown on July 13 and 14 to enjoy a weekend of entertainment and international cuisine designed […]

UW 2013 EOP Celebration honors 3 APA students

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The University of Washington’s 2013 Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) honored 16 students in late May, three of which are Asian and Pacific Americans. Filipino-American Bryan Dosono, a senior studying human–computer […]

Puyallup JACL awards 4 scholarships

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The Puyallup Japanese American Citizens League awarded scholarships to four students in June based on the student’s scholarship, community leadership, and community service. The $2,000 scholarships were awarded to JoAnna […]

Franklin High School Ultimate Frisbee seniors all graduated, headed to college, mentorship

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The 11 seniors of the Franklin High School Ultimate Frisbee team graduated and will begin new chapters of their lives next fall. Ten of the graduates will be headed to […]

Rainier scholars look toward college, hopes, and dreams

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By Zachariah Bryan Northwest Asian Weekly If there’s one thing Rainier Scholars are, it’s motivated.

Graduating Edmonds twins forge own paths

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Hong Lap Wong and Kin Lap Wong are a lot alike, which is no surprise. They’re twins who grew up in Hong Kong and who both just graduated from Edmonds […]