Almost four hours prior to the start of the Washington Wizards’ only visit to Portland to play the Trail Blazers earlier this month, a small group of fans, mainly young Japanese males, stood outside an upscale hotel in downtown Portland, hoping to get a glimpse of Wizards rookie forward Rui Hachimura.
ICHS offers drive-thru testing of COVID-19
International Community Health Services (ICHS) offered drive-up appointments to test for COVID-19 on March 24–27 at its International District Clinic on 8th Avenue South, and of press time, it plans […]
Senior living residents worried after ID case of COVID
By NORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY Residents at International House Senior Living in the Chinatown-International District are nervous. Pinnacle, which manages International House, sent a letter to residents on March 10 that […]
School’s out, parents scramble for resources for their kids
By Kai Curry Northwest Asian Weekly Once the decision was made, it happened quickly. On March 10, Seattle Public Schools (SPS) announced that Cleveland STEM High School would be closed […]
Restaurants, bars closed till March 31 — Inslee signs emergency aid bill
By MARTHA BELLISLE and RACHEL LA CORTE SEATTLE (AP) — As the death toll from COVID-19 in Washington state reached 54, Gov. Jay Inslee signed a measure drawing $200 million […]
Shum is adjunct professor in Beijing
Harry Shum, a former Microsoft executive, has been appointed as adjunct professor by Tsinghua University in Beijing. “We believe that having world-class experts like Dr. Harry Shum … will not […]
Novel by Joan Seko
“Casha,” a historical fiction book about a Jewish Polish girl during World War II and the Holocaust has just been released. Author Joan T. Seko told the Northwest Asian Weekly […]
KUOW examines COVID impact on ID
KUOW interviewed Tai Tung owner Harry Chan earlier this month, just as the COVID cases were starting to ramp up and businesses in Chinatown were seeing a decline. Initially hurt […]
Challenges for The Stranger
Alt-weekly newspaper The Stranger, which announced last month that it was moving from Capitol Hill to the International District, has suspended its print edition and announced 18 temporary layoffs. The […]
Seattle Public Utilities, Seattle City Light will keep the lights on
SEATTLE — Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) and Seattle City Light (SCL) will keep utility services on during the COVID-19 Civil Emergency in Seattle, Mayor Jenny Durkan announced on March 10. […]
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