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Young widow comforts her children in the wake of her husband’s tragic death

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On Saturday, April 23 just after 5 p.m., three were involved in an accident on Highway 18 near Tiger Mountain, 15 minutes away from North Bend.

Post office relocation and Hing Hay expansion good for ID?

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In 2013, the lease for the building currently occupied by the International District (ID) post office on 6th Avenue and South Jackson Street will expire.

‘Chop Suey’ pageant delegate proudly represents multiculturalism

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Malama Pono Cady doesn’t mind it when people refer to her as Chop Suey, a well-known Chinese American mixed vegetable and meat dish. Cady’s mother, Kalinapuanani,

Charismatic Donnie Yen is a ‘legend’ in his own right

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“Legend of the Fist,” a sweeping historical epic from Hong Kong director Andrew Lau, begins with the dismal, gray battlefields of World War I.

Editorial: Prevent a needless death by driving more carefully

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Trung Ngo, from Covington, was a University of Washington mechanical maintenance engineer and father of two children. He and his wife, Cheuk Chann

Beacon Hill: a cultural melting pot made of neighbors

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When residents on Beacon Hill were asked to name their favorite aspect of the neighborhood, diversity was always on top of the list.

Beacon Hill district: Emerald City’s unofficial center for green thumbs

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Some Asian Americans view gardening as an enjoyable hobby. For others, growing food is simply a matter of survival. Asian farmers — in China

Should I stay or should I go? — Despite fears surrounding Japan’s nuclear situation, many expats stay put

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With the nuclear situation unclear in Japan, expats are urged to evacuate affected areas.

SPS superintendent cleans house, HR head a casualty

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Last Friday, Seattle Public Schools (SPS) Interim Superintendent Dr. Susan Enfield issued a letter to SPS employees explaining that human resources