And whether you agree with us or not, you should vote. But just in case you want to know this paper’s opinion when it comes to voting, here are our […]
COMMENTARY: Fighting food stamp fraud
By Friends of Little Saigon For Northwest Asian Weekly The Chinatown/International District is taking back their neighborhood and educating the community about the impacts of food stamp fraud.
COMMENTARY: Some thoughts on gun rights
By Frederick Su For Northwest Asian Weekly It’s 1:30 in the morning. My wife, asleep on the couch, saw headlights stream through the drapes. She looked out and saw someone […]
COMMENTARY: This November, vote yes for Seattle Transit
By Rich Stolz For Northwest Asian Weekly As any bus rider who has been passed up by an overcrowded bus or forced to stand for an entire commute can tell […]
EDITORIAL: Community newspaper has a crush on Bruce Lee — (…and a city has more than a crush)
This issue of NWAW should probably be titled the “Bruce Lee” issue. There was
EDITORIAL: Testing, testing, testing — Let’s present this hypothetical
Directive: You have approximately 30 minutes to answer a question and develop it into an essay. Your response will see if you qualify to attend the academic institution of your […]
LETTER: SHAG senior concerns
Thank you for taking the time to listen to the concerns of the seniors of our area and being open to the idea of articles focused on bringing awareness to […]
COMMENTARY: Nickelsville moves to new home
By Low Income Housing Institute Permitting issues with City of Seattle Department of Planning and Development were resolved last week with the help of Seattle Mayor Ed Murray. Nickelsville residents were able […]
COMMENTARY: Are you saving enough? Survey shows Seattleites not saving for a rainy day
By Kashi Yoshikawa Investment Strategist, Wells Fargo Private Bank It wasn’t surprising to learn that although many Seattle-area adults believe they are in good shape on immediate financial needs (paying […]
EDITORIAL: George Takei came to town
It was a brief visit: a conversation with his husband Brad for AARP, greeting fans at Pike Place Market, and fielding media.
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