Forty-six community members participated in a Community Safety Workshop hosted Aug. 15 by the CISC Family Resource Center and Anti-Bias Anti-Hate Program.
Chinese Valentine’s Day is rooted in legend and tradition, not just romance
Chinese Valentine’s Day is not all about flowers and chocolates.
Vatauomalo “Tau” Leiataua’s alleged killer pleads not guilty
A 19-year-old Kent man has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in the shooting death of 17-year-old Vatauomalo “Tau” Leiataua, a Kent-Meridian High School student who was preparing to begin his senior year.
Eala and Auger-Aliassime, Svitolina-Monfils, Errani-Vavassori get US Open mixed doubles wild cards
Rising women’s star Alex Eala and Felix Auger-Aliassime, spouses Elina Svitolina and Gael Monfils, and two-time defending champions Sara Errani and Andrea Vavassori have been given wild cards into the U.S. Open mixed doubles tournament.
Bou Meng, a Cambodian artist and survivor of a Khmer Rouge torture center, has died at 85
Cambodian artist Bou Meng, one of only seven people known to have survived a notorious Khmer Rouge torture center in the Southeast Asian country in the late 1970s, has died. He was 85.
Australian golf mourns as 18-year-old rookie Jessica Bang dies in Thailand
Rookie professional golfer Jessica Bang of Australia died in a hospital in Thailand on Aug. 13 at the age of 18, the WPGA Tour of Australasia said.
Seattle Foundation names Elizabeth Wong as new Chief Philanthropy Officer
Seattle Foundation announced on Wednesday the appointment of local strategist and grant maker Elizabeth Wong as its Chief Philanthropy Officer.
Frank Abe presides over remembering the Day of Remembrance
When Frank Abe stepped to the podium last Sunday, Aug. 16, at the International District/Chinatown library, a tall black-and-white poster on a stand stood to his left.
“A slippery slope”: Advocates tour Real-Time Crime Center, highlight substantiated concerns with Axon surveillance cameras
Advocates toured the Seattle Police Department’s (SPD) Real Time Crime Center (RTCC) on the morning of Aug. 17 to understand how the surveillance cameras located around the city worked and how the data these cameras collect is stored and used.
On Korean Liberation Day, Seattle rally calls for U.S. out of Korea
Under the shadow of the Space Needle, dozens of protesters gathered at Seattle Center’s Fisher Pavilion on Aug. 15 with a clear demand: the withdrawal of more than 28,000 U.S. troops from the Korean Peninsula.
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